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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
FREEMAN HODGES & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
SO LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,

4 So LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK.
(BErwEEN BRoADwAY AND NassAu,)
I A RE now receiving rich and beautiful assort-
n menl of Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods, to
which we WOULD particularly invite The attention
OF all Cash Purchasers, and will make il an object
for them, 10 give a call, as We are determined TO
sell our assortment, for Cash lower than ever be-
fore offered in this market.
Milliners can supply themselves with every ar
tiele in their line aboutthe cost OF Importation
or Auction prices. Many Of our goods are manu-
featured expressly for our own sale, and cannot be
surpassed for beauty or low prices.
\ Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, large variety.
Silks and Salins for Bonnets.
II Grapes, Grape Lisses, Tarletons and Illusion
Laces Il
A Trimmings for hats Caps and Dresses.
II fanny Lind Caps, Party and Opera. Head Dresses
/ Embroidered Capes, Collars, Culis, and Che n
iseus.
Embroidered Edgings and Inscrtngs, Swiss and
Muslin.
Thread, Brussels, valenciene, Silk and Isle
Thread Laces
Embroidered REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria
Hkfs.
Gloves and Mius, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and
Sewing Silk.
4 Scaris, Cravats and Dress Hkfs.
4 Swiss, Jaconett, Book Muslins and bisnop,
Lawns.
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Canton Grape
Shawls
A Full assortment Of SsroF Goods.
French and American Artificial E7btrers.
With large variety not menloneu ABOVE. -
All wishing+to avoid paying long prices VIII
make money BY calling and satisfying themselves
Ian 1l IS5fa-S5
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Is important 10 the speedy and proper settle
= hent OF estates under the provision OF our new
sol l, mat persons having claims upon it shouI.
,a, them % the Administrator properly authen
$500 az early as pessible. i therefore request all
PsIsons having any unsettled business with. or
clalms upon the estate OF J w Slrider toeall on
convenient Ell 7 IN a alaAe =
Jan "a. 1851 -At"' =
tEs spirit Of JsSersoa and lMartinsbarg Ga=ete
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Dissolution

TIME, Par nershpe heretofore existing under the
l. name and style hf T. PARKER & Sons, is This
day dissolved by muIaal consent. Tho> D Parker
is authorized 10 settleslpe business OF the late arm
T. PARKER
Il I'll c.. PARKER
ITHOS. Dl PARKER.
January 9. 1851.
TINE Tin Copper, Shea Iron and Rr,.. N,k;.-
= onsinefs viii % vuntfaed BY ghe undersigned
VINO fsePeeIaliy solleits Continuance OF patronage
50 literally bestowed uponAthe late firm
January ii 1851 IS 4 :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Fresh Fruit..

Oranges, Lemons, and Raisirs: also Son
sasli Almonds Just received ans for sale by
Jan 3it Fl. L, EBY g. SON
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Wanted to Purchase.

GIRL, aged from l6 10 20 years For one of
enod character, who is stout and healthy, liberal
price viii be paid.
DANIEL HEFLEBOWER.
Iannarv Of. lS5l-3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

S4Lk OF hhNnY LoNc - enry Long, the
leo'ulu'ed luyluveI was sold at auction on
SATURDAY lasts ey Messrs Pulliam & Slade,
70 = gei,'iem ,, from the South, for the sum
!. efoo; the purchaser was the only bid
cnrity in tie amount Of So 900 as an assnr.
ance that he would remove Henry IN the
South, in compliance with the terms Of sale
There was quits; eoOncpurse of persons in at.
tendance at the NDetion room.-Rich. Rep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
silks.

DIAM and Brocade Silks. Of various patterns
Il <justreceiyed and for sale BY u
Dec. 6, 1850. CRANE & BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

r HAVE some half dozen houses for rent. PoA.
Il session given on the first day Of April next. An
ply soon to BENZ. TOMLINgON.
Jan. 10, 1851,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

7n0 KEGS Of Nails, assorted sizes 25 kegs
.1OO Of Rock Powder; 20O0 feet safety Fuse,
Just received and for sale low by
Jan 81. HI. EBY & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
COnlrllissiOner,s Sale.

DY virtue 81 decree Of The Circuit Court for
I'D Jefferson sCounty, Va, in the suit of John
Smurt and wife against James Boyer and wife and
others rendered ON the 29th dav Of October 1885,
will on Saturday NE Isl ddg n Ft6ruarG 1851, Of
fer for sale at public auction before the Tavern of
Foseph Entler that desirable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
servants for Hire.

A NAN and his WIFE. with one chiId-ihey are
a capable servants. Also, small Bors, until
Christmas next Apply %
January II. is5l-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Fresh Garden seeds.

lust received and for sale lot d. fresh Garden,
y Seeds raised by The celebrated society 81 Sha-
kers. TATE & HOOFF.
Jan! 81
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: cHIARLEs Mnnn

CHARLES L. WOOD s.
continue the
Flour, Grteefy g. Commission
BWS1NBSSa
IN the House formerly occupied BY Isaae Paul. and
me one adjoining IT, His facilities for doing bus-
ness will Be the same as those Of the late frm.-
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage extended
70 ~ be respectfully asks continuance Of the same
promising 10 do all in his power to render satsfac-
ton
Winchester Depot January 10. 1851.
THE Undersigned Akes this opportunity u tehdsf
70 the numerous friends and patrons Of the late
nrn ms heartfelt anks for their liberal patronage
and most respectfully asks Continuance "a favor
lof bis successor. He expects TO remain here lot
several months, dunng which time be will give
close attention 70 the settlement Of the business Of
the old concern and to the interests Of the new one.
MICHAEL BANNER.
Winchester Depot, January 10. I65l-4tA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

EREsH FIlUITS-we have Just received j
supply ofIfresh Fruits, consisting OF Oranges
Lemons, Prunes lin jars and boxes Figs, Raisins,
I'm !, and whole boxes, Currants, Almonds. &c.
Jan. 3. KEYES e. KEARSLEY
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WOOdeManNrR.

HALF Bnshe Measures, with the County seal
Ii on them; also Tubs Churns ofvarious kinds,
cedar and painted Buckets, Peck Measures, Wash
Boards Sc Also, Hamper and Clothes Baskets
SC, &c, REYES g. KEARSLEY.
Ian IL
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-===-l7i='-ss- us---s--4-s.+i-- -==-
Candles

on BOXES Candles Just received and Tor sale
~O low by the box II L. EBY s. SON
January 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

GflAt the Printe rs BANQUET At No.
York, General George p. Morris 81 az
Home Journal, gave the following technical
toast :,
Ine a@etteaa UniOn-A noble file
in tbe Republic Of Letters-sa uD. se,To,vn.
ed, printed, and bouna in a form that viii
last forever additions, not erasures NAV
DC made bat fpttote the original copy
cecH n II yeegs dltt of the actt1olclu
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NIATCHES, Wholesale and Retail, by, :
lNl Jan. ~. GEO. w. SWElTzBR.
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And by Druggists generally every where
Jan. q, 1851 PIT.
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Machine shop and Irsn FouSdrI.
Agricultural NIachincfy.

TIME subscribers are now prepared 10 manuz
Il faclure al their establishment Charleslowo.
jefferson county, Virginia. AGRICULTURAL
FN(S EETN,E. y " If svsrv dissertation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

10 OCK SALT, tot Horses. Cattle. .0c.. for sale
Jas sissl AA'AS : As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
SHOES.

TTTE invite the Ladies to examine our stock Of
wv Shoes, among which will be found kid slip
pers, walking do and LOT Of leather Shoes which
we will sell for whatever they will bring. fine
assoriment a Gum Shoes, for sale cheap by
Z IAN ~. TATE & HOOFF.
TVEA-Gunpowder Young Hyson and RIa9k
u Tea, for sale by TATE & HOOFF.
HoPS.-A fresh .et of Hops for sale byF
IL Jan. - TATE g. HOOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

HsHE subscriber agent has for sale fine lot
q COAL STOVES. Of the egg shape. man
uiaciured Al Alexandria They are Of superior
cast 40 my absence. Mr. Israel Russell will show
them JOHN A GIBSON.
HarpersFerry. Oct. 4. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

rApprR,g MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY.
II IN, -sce;vsd - the Drug and Book store Of
JFs. q. NJ. SMITH s. co.
,I1..,o,-r Tan IN 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Stationary.

DAP, Letter and Note Paper; Pens and Pen
~ Holders Black and Blue Ink; Ink Stands
Black Sand and Boxes Paper Weights, Folders
and Cutters, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Motto w Alters,
Envelopes, Lead Pencils and Blank Books &c
For sale by GEO w. SWEfTZER.
December ~, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

Go1 LIVER oIL-Jast received a large DIP
y ptk AZ Rnxhtonss Cod Liver Oil For sale BY
l. NJ SMITH & co.
Cha1lesfown, Jan 10. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
/ Segars and Tobacco.

r WOULD call the atteplion Of Country Mer-
/ chants and Dealers in general, 10 my stock of
SEQ Rs and To8Acco, which will be sold at Baiti-
more prices See advertisements another column.
GEO. w. SWEITZER
Jan 1T#E Charlestown Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

ALBUMS, PORT-FOLIOSl-Jn received
IN dne assortment Of Albums, Portfolios, and
Stationar3 aathc Drug and Book Store cf
January IL LIN SMITH g. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

ENLOUR by The barrel. Bacon, Beans, Dried APP
- piles, Potatoes, Lard, for sale by
Jan 81 IERE EAPPIc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

SKATEs-Just received another 10, of Patent
- Skates, new and firstrate article. and very
cheap, y. RAWLlNS.
JANUARY NJ, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

INTO ESCusE FOR BAD BREAD Just re-
LIN ceiFsd another lot of .Infallable Yeast Pow
der" an artiple that we hare fully tested and can
highly racssmmend. Fer sale By
Jan III 1851. f. RAWLINS.
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ICaPnetlng and BUS.

NTEFRO BLANKETS, q general assortment,
IN ~ - 81 CRANE & BROWN.
Dee g. 1850
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NOTICE.

Jan. Il lksl-s2 No. 3 N s ii Howard IVA
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PUMP MAKINGi

Alexandra. Jan, 10, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

NEW CROP ". o. SUGAR.-Ne haye lust
4 received supply of bright New Orleans Su-
gar also prime New ORLEANS Molasses, the FIRST
trimmings. KEYES s. KEAySLEY.
Jan 81 1851 ze
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Houses for Renf.

Jan. 3, 1s5I.-3m. Spira eopr =
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.GoAP$. -Ichristalire. Military and other Fancy
- Soaps Also, genuine CASTLE Soap just re-
ceiyed by T. RAWLlNS.
Jan ~ 1851.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A N. MsEwIs. Aucuoneer:
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 co. 20$
ADBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon al coo


LDBROADWAY-Cash advances made upon al Coz
"kNWN1ESDNE WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. q at O'Clock
Private LAW LIBRARY.-An extensive and valuable
collection Of Law Books, embracing United States and
les Treaises and great variety Of the mos approved ele
mentay works and many scarce and choice volumes BON
English and American
SUPERB ESGRAvIsGs-An extensiye eoleenon OF me
line and mezzo!nt modem Engsn ana french
Also choice collection of sheet engravings by the most
cesbrsted artists of Europe, just received from London,
with which the sale will commence.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %, at Ct o'clock
works in the various departments Of Literature and great
variety Of Standard M scelaneous publications School
Books In quantities, &c
Also an extensive assortment staple and fancy foreign
ard domestic Stationery Blank Books. &c.
The whole TO be sold without reserve TO close consgn-
FIFTY.THrRD New YORK TRADE SALE-To be COM
menced on MONDAY. March "a, 1851.
b. B. 4 Co solicit consgnme ns of Books Paper, sta
oneTy Stereotype Plates, Binders Cloth Leather &c Tor
The next regular Trade Sale to be commenced at The above
date.
Particulars for the printing should be furnished by the
25h Of January next Al which time the printing OF the Cat
Alogue will be commenced.
The usual cash advances will be made on the receipt OF
goods ~ hen desired.
TERMS OF SALE-On all purchases from the whole Gaia.
OgUe amounting 10 $3.50 and upward four and six months
credit; purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$3.50 and than 800 four months credit; and pur-
discount OF one per cent. will be allowed all pur-
cbsses exceeding 1000.
AT hNAIE oSLE.-Dohiis HAosalles, SOnS.slus " 'S
standard scientific antiquarian, CLASSICAL nusTa ed and
new cheap series. These highly popular and valuable
publications offered to the trade 10 quantities as well
to individuals In SETS single copies as may be desired
the extensive range OF embraced IN the several
series they wei adapted either TO the libraries OF pubic
Institutions the shelves OF private collectors The
prisng publisher Mr. Henry O. Bohn OF London 10 raped
ly adding issues and op the character OF those here
tolOre brought out may be readily presumed what the
subsequent ones will be-
The latest Issues received TayoTs Holy Living and
Dying and Lamarnes Genevievethe former OF the Stan.
dsTd Library and the latter Of Bohns series; Plato,
vol 8; CicerOs Ofics ard Ko's Scripture LAnds
Also, Lardners Lectures on Science and Arls Ewbanks
Hydraulics and Mechanics, BenneIts Double Entry Book
Keeping &c &c
Also a large assortment Of Cap and Letter Paper
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GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER
-CrvTr AfTT 1T AQV ANN EkNCV DRESS

GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER
~ HALL-ClvIC, MILITARY AND FANCY DRESS.
Present with every Ticket!
without lottery. i'll luck or favor
The most splendid entertainment OF the season. strictly
in accordance with law and popular DESIRE will take place
90 above, on
MONDAY EVENING, February 8, 1851.
Tickets, g each, admitting gentleman and lady Extra
tickets for Ladies, 81.
u Each ticket in addition to the entertainments, will
enitle the purchaer TO It's full value In fancy useful
ticles from the extensive stock TUTTLES Emporium,
S45 Broadway.
The gins may be selected previous time ATE
the Ball The price distinctly marked article
All who enjoy rare treat at mo expense, should
procure their tickets Immediately the number limited.
FLOOR MANAGERS
D. B. Hasbrouck, John Agate,
Richard b. Connolly, Carlos d. Stuart
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
w. c. Tnpler, II. Fuller,
George Loder, Capt w. II. Knapp,
Capt A. C. Castle, +. ]. Mercer,
R. H l.. Townsend, Capt w. II. UndeFhill,
VIM. J. Harrington, John Hooper.
Spencer w. Cone, F. Hitchcock
Dodworhs celebrated Band in full force, is engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets for sale at TUTTLE's Emporium Si5 Broadway
iZ2 2IeOd
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BALL-Third An

HALF-ORPHAN BALL-Third An
Il nua Ball for the benefit Of the Roman Catholic Half
Orphans. to be held atNiblo's on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, Jan. p, 1851
Committee Of observation-disclosures A. Mann 156 Pearl-st;
Charles NJ. Com oily, IS Water ST. Mnvehll . oliver
IT: Andrew Carrie an, BoomiDgdae; Thomas h Davis,
80 Union. place; John Gibbons, % West Tweneth-st;
Louis Bin Sc AZ John s.; Dr. WIN II. Van Buren,, Rob
er Emmett 50 iIaIust; Charles ~ Noel, ~ Broadway;
Edward Dupigan ISL Fulton-st Thomas Keech Sixh-avj
Dr. VIM Power, Carroll place; Eugene Fabuquettes IS
William VIM. Sheridan, l95 Greenwich-st; Dr.: A.
Sherman, loo Nassau-st Francis o. Bnen 81 khst Hem
~ J. Ennis. i56 Pear-st Edward ODonnel, Hanover
Fl; John Pirne, 81 ROse-st; Henry HOguet, 10 William
ST John G.. GOsberger u Center-st; Thomas Rogers,
los Wnam-st; Joha B. Lasas, Rrosdwayi Or. Vslen-
tine Mott ] Depaurow; James Kelly, 10 Beekmanst;
Henry De Courcy. AZ Broadway; DR. Hugh Sweeny, ~
Elmst: james Dwell 1871 Westst; Joseph Bouchaud, y
Oldsip; Peter Murray, So Meidenlane P. DOan 203
MulberTy.s.; DelmonicO. South Wiiam-st; Robert
Kelly, l42 PeaTl.st Charles NJ. WadswOrth, II Varick
place. John Barre 60 Wsst; Leonard $. Saurez, 634
Broadway; Patrick A. Keane, 50 COurIlandst; Edward
J Byrne, cor Grand and Center; John Gibbons Jr 80
Libefty-sL BrOoklyn-John Benson, VIM McGrorty
WIN. MACARTHUR, President. II Wiam-st
ROBERT HOGAN, Vice President Ia Wall-st
PETER A. HARGOUs, Treasurer, 80 SOuthst.
JOHN DoHERTY, Secretary, SO Nasssu-st
DodswOr Band is engaged. Charles Wright, Floor
Manager, Tickets 50 each. j2l ~
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LECTURE NOTICES.

~ Lectures on Physioosy5,sp, ,e couase q
~ ~ Nv The favor with when MS is'e Nos' -,
sseonrsss c.ived al Hope Chapel Will dever o,o
~ 1ea Course 10 the Ratge,s femSe vEsnTrSnAY
eAtLSes .csy Clinton, commencing on VIA esS I
ST s,SG Jan. % and continuing every esealng oaius
Y Esht Tie Course viii embrace the b9aes AAssys'
me We MET Regimen, Brain, Nervous system oA'''
sion sas ~ Lu1gs and taeir Diseases, NC &c
Clohgk .'S -,ssc viii be fee Animation 10 .he sl0e-
cares IA cents each evening Doors open .:
yotts, viii commence al "a O'Clock For parucaiNs "
,s1h Lecture. see prog r2Itne. q. %-
~ spiritual KnOckiDss, -M4ssrs BURH VII
. ,h Lectures al lie Society Library corner % EsD
49,, ard Broadway on Ghost Sceiug, W.tSsc.ha sus
@,ierp Mirac'es. sc. ca MONDAY. TUhsDA. 20
yNEDSESDAY EVENINGS, Ian - 81 s-ld =, loot A.
-, ihe Lecture each night experiments VIII De -
w,h gentlemen wo cone onward voluntary o 80 ~ IT
stSitrce which fully illustrate sod explode Tue
VaL KNOCKlNGS j.
~ Indian z SA; dS.f sSo b a.
or g. CONWAY, The cesofs.cd lInn =, dI,,.r Lee.
sst returned from Europe hzscOosenlsl 70 oS..s =
,s Al Ihe Jua,Sn Ponrsit Gallery 557t Brosdwsy
e. tios, fibe North American Indians 10 Omei
cs Cor the Gallery end Lecture D cent? al 5 1 40 1oOr
and bookstores
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NINFRVA ROOMS, 406 Broadway

MINERVA ROOMS, 400 Broadway
I'VE COGsWELLS PANORAMA or LIFE IN CALL
FORNIA, and on the lsthmus OF Daren now open This
Is the FIRST opportunity ever offered to the public OF seeing
correct and full representation OF the Cities, Villages Val
lew Missions Bays, Rivers Mining Regions &c. together
with the Picturesque Ruins, Public Buildings, Religious
the slhmus Chagres River Manners and Customs OF The
People. Admitance Is cenls Commence at IT O'clock
precisely Open every evening during the week Exhibit
mencng atSPM JIG St.
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WV. H. FRANKLIN. Auctioneer.

VIM H. franklin Auctioneer.
TREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
O-WILLIAM Il. FRANKLIN SON l. co. will sell
at Auction on WEDNESDAY, January q. at ~ O'Clock,
the Merchants Exchange, and the following days. go
LOTS First Second, Fourth Fnh, Sixth and Seventh
Avenues 47h 18th, 49h, 18th, 94th Conservatory
9h 96h, 97h ll7h, l8th 18th SITS and Harlem ane In
Guiding extensive Wafer Privileges Turtle Bay, the
East River
The maps are ready for delivery the Office OF the
AuctiOneers Broad-sL t4,578) j9u
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.-The N.

Wy BAY CEMETERY co have determined 10 sell
dPUBLIC AUCTION large number Of their burial llts
10 the highest bdde The sale VIII BE- held Al The AMER
lCAN HALL corner OF 0rsnd.sl and Broadway, on tie
everiBg Of he I'd Jan st "A o'clock
Trey WILL BE- SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
The proceeds Of sale be applied 10 The fuTher
emoeshmento Of the grounds and putting up the improve
ments TITS course has been recommended ny majority
OF The los holders The present prices 81 Lots sre Ave-
rue Lols So Second Lots back 81, Third, s1s ro1rn
So AL oilers sa Persons vho purchase a ms sale Will
have the privilege OF ocang their lots In any part OF he
Cemetery which retnsrs unsod.
Terms Of sslesl 10 be paid each Lot the nighi OF
ssle-,he balance wttha fifteen Gays ben deed will be
given. single Los will be put up with the privilege Of
any number the purchaser may want
brief history Of the following Cemeteries
Laurel HILL when started Sl0-now selling from So 10
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The shove statement shows the rspld advance IN ne
prices of Cemetery Lots and viii bear rom
persons wishing 10 invest money We therefore call the
attention Of capitalists both la 90 and small 10 this sale
~ Churches and Societies respectfully invea 20
attend this sale affords them an opportunity 10 provide
themselves with Burial Places seldom met WITH a. they
will have the privilege OF selecting any number OF Lots
contiguous
n B-Shees TO the Cemetery beautiful plank
road from Jersey City Ferry, Al l0t A. u 10 "A ",
daily We respectfully Invite the public 10 yst grounds,
and we feel satisfied they VIII be pleased.
The Company hiss very liberal charter, which VIII per-
peinale hese grOunrs forever bgrial place.
ADRIAN III. MULLER, AucGioneer, WssL
LAW PASSED BY THE Board oY ALDERMES-"The Pre-
sdent called up Ordinance presented by him some time
since prohibiting intermenls IN the City OF New south
OF S6thst any burial ground or vault, except Ia ptt-
vaults and cemeteries now existing under pensy IN
each case $3.50 take effect on the ls dsv OF May ISL
shall any burial ground hereafter be estshisned
within the city and county of Newfork Adopted by mo
following vote The President AderGien Jnason,
Haley Mccarthy Bovce, Barr, Webb, Alderman, Crane,
Francis Smith, Ssmms, Sands, Ward, Rogers, Dean and
Aiyord." -
The sales viii be continued, OF which due notice will DO
gwen In the daily papers. 1uN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-22
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY o.

THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on
Il the corner OF Mott and Chatham cts at Au elton AN
THONY J BLEECXER will sell auction or MOnDAY,
Jan a. 1851 at the Real Estate Sales Rooms, Broadst
the following valuable property, viz:
CHATHAM AND MoTT sTs.-The valuable LOT Of ground
with the story brick BUILDING thereon, known Nos
ia and 76 Chahamst Of Molst said Lot being In
size Is feet inches fronting on ,Chalhamst 80 feet 5
inches In the rear by about % feet 10 inches In depth on
uDaueslionsble For maps and further particulars
apply the Auctioneer, BrosdsL (yH5) jl5 l8A2ds