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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-20
M EDICAI.

At the Commencement of the Medical DeP1'~
of the University Of New York, which look pol .io,
Wednesday week last, the following Norm ? M.G.
gentlemen were authorized to act as Doctors"
cine: J. Chapman, w. A. Dick. F. NJ 0'''''
Hooker, w. D. Outlaw, and J. A. Illlma% co.
The Commencement of the Richmond MsO: -. ID.
lege took place on Monday last. An aPPrOp'" ,ou.
dress was made by DR.. Gibson, and the "ol,cs
ferred by the President of HamPden Syonsy Llama;
DR.. Green, in some excellent remarks Wy 1nous
were granted to twenty -four gentlemen an1 sus
them Cyril G. Wyche, of Granville In 'n' .,,don,
The gold medal for the prize essay on '"o trsd %
of the atmosphere to animal life, was ' .'In.ma
DR.. Beverly Grigg. of Greensborougn, A''
The Wings, says the Louisville DeiuO' o;rosd ID
lighted with Mr.. Fillmore, "because ne hecsus
bills and executes the laws 18th oaJ
they are executed under his adminIs'ra'ic" 10 Od
such signal failure here and there as Ling, bd
ed for. Well, all this is some' co"' We psrE
they are not all the Presidents merits Thing, POI
heard that he robbed any body, or sIoie A o,, More
do we believe he ever did anything oil lilo 'on,spspb
over, we understand that he talks ike Fl. face 90
company, doesn't say bad words, waSusI aoes iops
handson Sunday. puts clean shIr'' ans .,,,ors&
in. Let justice be done--ruat e0eID0'--''0"
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-20

Marcus Erwin, Esq, is eandi date to. represent
the Senatorial District composed of the Counties of
Henderson. Buncombe. Madison, and Yancy, in the
next General Assembly. r.r..r ..sEs
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-20
PAsoUoTANK wHIGGERY.

The Wing leaders of Pasquotank County recently
held meeting in Elizabeth City, at which, among
other Resolutions, one was reported approving the
Is compromise - as the "best " and most concia-
tory that could be obtained. Gen. Ehringhaus, a
leading Wing, opposed the Resolution, and sought
TO amend it so to make it express merely acqui-
escence in the "comp.omise -; but he overruled
and the Resolution adopted. Delegates were
then appointed to the Wing State Convention, but
the names of both Gen. Ehringhaus and the Hon.
w. B. Shepard were omitted. The Democratic
Pioneer, noticing the action of the meeting, says:
IS In the appointment of the several delegations.
the name OF Gen. J. e. B.. Ehrnghaus is entirely
omitted! He was not appointed delegate either to
the District or State Convenon Does not this look
little like prescription? Is not Gen. Els iudepen-
dence "costing him dear! :" Was this accidental
omission. or was it intended as slight? 1t looks
rather significant in eyes. But this is not all.
There is another very singular omission. The name
of the Hon. VIM. B. Shepard is also left out of all
their delegations Strange! that two such justly dis
tingnished men should be IS showed under - and
percedec by others; yet not strange either; for
both these gentlemen hold the opinions with re-
gard to the Compromise, and therefore it might be
convenient to put them aside. Bot is this SO. Is it
iatended to turn cold shoulder upon these gen.
tlemen? Do the Wing party Of Pasquotank intend
to osfracise Mem2 We confess it looks likeit
Gen. Ehrirghaus may talk of his willingness still
to cooperate with the Wing party, but he as doomed
politician, far the Wing leaders concerned.
If these leaders would not allow independent
preston of opinion the Slavery question by such
men Thomas L. Clingman, William B. Shepard,
and Marcus Erwin. they will hardly tolerate it in
Gen. Ehringhaus 1t is death political to any South
ern Wing to question the justice OF wisdom of the
great Constitutional Union Wing party, I" or to
refuse to endorse the " compromise " as the sound
est and best" measure ever devised but Northern
Wings, provided they will make professions of devo
lion to the Union, may refuse to approve the only
feature in this compromise " intended to benefit the
South and it is all right The strength of the Wing
consolidation party is in the free States, and the free
States must, therefore, be obeyed.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-20
r f. PO R T

Upab tie Surrey of the Ne"ss Hfssr' Icgse~r.
,e;th he ,,lomS and estimates for the 'nsproUe-
,.ent of he sdsss BY w. BEvERHoUT tHoAf-
tisoN, Civil Engineer, 1852. X
To H;s Excellencv, DAVID S. REID,
~ Lis Goreraor of North Carolina:
s,a.-You having been pleased to appoint me
the Engineer in charge of the Neuse liver survey
Nv letter bearing date the goth October 1891,
accordingly organized a party, consisting OF Two
assistants two rodmen, and the necessary aborers
and after obtaining the requisite outfit OF tents'
boats, &c, in which was materially aided oy the
active exertons of j. R. Justice, Esq, the President
of the Neuse River Navigation Company, the parry
were enabled to take the field soon thereafter sn9
the survey was begun at shoal below the "eu
Old Fields" about fifteen miles above NeWoerh.
The water was represented to be at Its low sum
ner and fall level; it therefore favorable u'Lle
for the examination, and for taking the s0unalngS
and cross sections necessary to clear understand
inc of the regimen Of the river, especially upon tile
shoals. a., IL,
The 6eld-work was steadily prosecuted and clos
"a ON the 10th of December last, since which Pc
Rod o. to this date, the maps, prohes, and plans
have been completed, together with the calcutta
tons for the probable cost of the improvement
which have now the honor to submit.
The distances and levels were found to be as
follows:
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sxEor DRAPsR Asesioaeer.
> IyVyHE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL

Il ROAD COMPANY so~, essr tes sale. tarcssa
ffsS IsS5 ana $40 Of g. 600 each ING interest
at Inc ATE Of mr. per payable nj snaga
l on the .t Of lamar, and is Of JAY at the MsehAacs
Ts,,e Bopds AZ. par, Of secured By
lths Art ard ony norsass Gu hsr Iosa 70 ssssons
Isaarse taken IN the ccaa,ry al par
me vasrn Vernon. RailIS.d friends south r.. a.
norrh Of B~nnrnson, where urIes with Re
Ire, asa Bsna.1ros a. suSs"d !, SrSnes.. o. from
he Hut asd Bur ng'ea Railroad IL poht ~trr rs
latisr road after e'ssse,ss -sh ~ s,,s.ss fr -
north suc south eoaIse, curvr< TO the es'"ha 'ss-t
TIE Green Mountains
Railroad from B1rBgtsn south tk0ash Otter Creek al
lsy to Ratlsnd the Western Vsrmonf Ralroadcontiau
and ,hI,ssh tss W .y Of the Bstisnk 70 TIE
Troy and Bennington lLd s'hef sottsia WI D.
Gon lsGbsr and ssnszltura produce pay NJ
tie railroad communicates between Lover Csaad1 and
New Yc By coEEdsrsoy shorsef sad 81 sr more
favorable grades thar any nos IN eTistsrcs
FTem Sossh Besnmgoa u Iencs OIL orAAcn aa M
sSs Y e % me Hs. RsosS
a. Casihsa fost Cornei. ~iii ~nen ssmg.ssa A. ~.
KsS.d ana 70 brascSs. the Sss, and sors.. r5ais
that cst be made between NswYors City and Csasha
The work the Western Vermont Railroad has bee n
n II fsgOfabie character Under the Of the SScs
bat mo-. Esr,icu ariy ~iih regard 20 &c nomy-snd
cOaederiiy believed that The whole vii % CON
NE Isl OF MAJ neft cfcccohS SAf@N'
Ter lri'e. Including furuiiure
Forty t~o nss Of The road are nov opeaed for UA's
from REsad south 20 Arlington, Nernont-the rcn aud
all ready for the TssI Of the rosd-and the
lie line would have beer completed ere tns o1f
for tho delay getting the leni spon the
unprecedented severity 1Ed early closing IN Of The winter
The work has been done BY the farnsrs and msaui4
refs zcng he Line Of the road. who have tubscrloe1
soc the stock aad have paid up their subscriptions
with caumsedAhle roHptress; ard zoe company nos
coe forward ~ the frs TINE before the pubic - rais
b. sale # their Bonds the necessary to complete Tie
ysyueafs for their purchases II r0l xad furniture
Pegenptcy Sale Of the above Bonds viii take place
a. The Nsrchaas Exchange al 10 mIsnes past u eelocs
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th Of March
For fall particulars apply TO
KErCHUH, ROGERS BEMESr,
No - william 81. ard u
SIMEON DRAPER, No q Pine
uer 81 william.
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On the iorpiug of March s. OF con,uap.ion. rlIITy
daughter Of Susan and the late L. B Ssmmurs aged
~ ytaIs arc month
Her funeral vii lake place on Wednesday. AZ 10 4
rem he residelce o. her brohsr.lR aS, Charles s.
Palmer, No I'd 81 EIenGs invited attend with
ea iHitee! notice Her reniaas Will be taken 10 Green
eOn,umphon, Dr. ANTONIO ABAD BAEZ
s siS ed family ana friends have lost BY his death
leloer iahef, aEeccRste husband, brother
mead aud ths CORN unuy talented, learned and sknlful
On sl0rdsy Msrca s. MARION RopNAy. vaanr.s,
son O. John and Mar t. RodinAH aged year, mosta
HIS funeral ill take place On "Wednesday snerno.n a,
o'clock en- the residence Of hls father, Ne SOS Wash
mson-s Ins relatives and friends OF the family
spsetuliy invited 70 siis end. without further notice
AZ MsnhAt'ansills, March s. ELEANOR WIFE Of Geo.
o Roberts and daughter Of George and MaTy Redmond
me frerds and 4eQuantaaces ii the famy
fully av ted TO attend the fc1era Wednesday next Al
soo0os. from the reicenee Of her tahsr a. MAnhAt-
March 5 MANY LOUISA JEWELL. aged years, )
The relatives ard friends 81 The fasy are r,sn,efsly
invited 10 AZ end her fussra ;hs afternoon russasyl a.
ock Som The residence Of her father Aaron Jewell.
on Sunday nornins MArcA :, EDGAR A LAINC, IN
the sst year Of his age.
Rs relatives and friesds ard those OF his f.ni, s-e
respectfully invited stte I'd his une al w,thsu, further
nS'Se f,ea his late residence, NJ q East 2Iss On
sS.sscAy tsrnscR leth INST NJ :. Services al
MsTeS cHRisfISa B. oriy eaush,e, Ct J. G. ..a
Feal. and iS sss,s ssS 81 n, s.9iss v
Invited 70 attend the funeral without further invitation
ieth inst, at 9 p IT - " "S~-NS~H'
IN Sesshn Day evening last March g. II n.-ssraus
sseo u .eafs and II days 49, 49, S-'
&c lsnss Of the family and Of his grandfather Tho.
wsts tesfecie invite &c attend the funeral ~
ST, vi heut fgnasT layitatiss -1s Hs' HS'e-
At Bagsteiie. CsreesacA. Scetiaas r., te ,~~.,rr
La BUCHANAN, The spouse o. Walts, " Rscsssss
D. iNs 81 New York, aftsE union OF Iast hslf a
century. ' A-A
Az CAisklll, Ma,ch 8. il the hope Of blessed ms,--
tali,E CHARLES slses' sSR Of Caleb Hspkiss IN he
sStb scar Of his age. Wv
Al tie residsace ef Rev. J. NJ KIP a, rislki v,Il,ys
Sabbath. March Z, IN the f7gh year Of his age NJ
JOHN NICHOLS TO msriy .; tins CITY. '
Ga the oh inst Mrs M ARGARET s. wife Of Mr. WIN
Hainmiil, aged Is years-
The frekSs Of the family, Of Caleb HanuliT Of hsr
5fohevs o. ". and Geo W Bird. and her Mrs VIM
Cutter are invited 10 attend the fssers. No soi
Soeth &ih ST. wlhsmshurrh On Tuesday morning AZ o,
o'clek. without further Invitation.
n thn city. en Sunday morning, It'll ias IL assnma-
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Disasters. xc.

SHIT JoIiS vINsLov from the coast of Brs,l b,uua
for Newport pa, INTO Penssco,s abonf fxs 49, 49, ~
Account Of Kutay ,ng the crew TIE hsa been oa
arnahng voyage. Whether she completed her cargo Is
THE BSlG SEA BIRD, which was ashore On suam Reach
vas go on on SUNDAY night after d.sch1ras her cargo
she LEAKS b4e-ha0 10 keep the stea pump going 10 kssp
GOah. -
SHIP Lyons, (of New-oreaas) Caae.. from c.u.o far
New OK, was a. al 9araSo Jan 80 having uut IN ON
lesky She would be cuRdemRed and her caro az lane
would be re.hpge5 TO New y ork In ba,k Psadston,
so s.of. L ~ S,r LoT R5 !, Rsand rom Crss
Light ID nat BAT aaed eff on the sth 49,. vet
aoeS1red Size had es deck lead day OF i've OreSioas
oNE HUNDRED AND sEyKNrEsN BaIEs az tia .o,,ou A.
noAia gsLk raueA Henry, belonged 10 DAVID Sissea
ofioe a. 'As msfeAAas
SOM. sANUEL c. NELSON The fallowin, ,,,,;.r,,r.
o. Toe accident 70 The sehr Samuel Nslson Of tas po
previously Iepor ed having put into s. Mrs.. A.,
taken ron letter addressed 10 the owsers IA tSs nd
"Onths q5th December the sxpen...ss -. -.
non the sSW and vhe scuddias undsf bSr. noi
washing The Captain overheard aner vSirS sas we,
seen OF ME was 81 the wheel a. he f,as ~. az,
sAiee AVA ths nss-eoom lore beam and fore rsf ana
iole SAIL snle cutting away the spars A. the ars,r.st
isl on M Wllisms. the nate, breakss hs shirh ana
eirsa ~ , ss Sn ne nssn minutes and
bang capable, seaman Frank Robinson Stoos az
of the vessel rsgsd ary asts and stssrsd h, ,h Vet
Rehnsn and two Of the passenger hays@ o eAg1
landed a. another part OF the lslaad The ve-ssl st
survey Is. Ssea Isass e.o = ssss s%1;ss Id,y
the weasel TO De 2lsoec sheltered p,sssn ,. -.
or ne states Her hull net damaged to the anoGst 81
BARK JosHUA BRAsDos. a; Nsw-orlsa,, frc, v.r,
Crsz. reports On the nth nit violent storm o-rrr,sS
and esyes persons compysng all bsard psrsh.s On
he 18th. the Edwards frsn Canpsachr wa ~, -
wrecked The crew we're saved
a, :. Va 20 lon "a ship VIM. TEL. willard fru~ Bsyrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
classical QUARTETTE SOIREE
Sales Big Auetion.

A. N. MERwIs Auctioneer.
RY BANGS BROTHER & CO.
~ Trade Sale R0OSas Ne - Park-row
HEGILAR NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE
STATIONERY, kc.-WEDNESDAY, I7th March, and
the 70 iO~iRE DAYS
wRITING PAPHR-SATURDAY. 2olh March
The BOOks-Commsncipgs Gu MONDAY, t2d MARCH
and continued during that and the succeeding weex
The Catalogues are low ready Tor The trade
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH S. a. q O'Clock.
NAIuABLE LAW BOOKS by order Of the Sheriff Phi
waite Las Library, coDSssng II common Law and Chan
eey hepcrs ar variety 4 sther works nfspe asaole 20
the profession Also large assortment Of popular Stand
ard ana Mlscela Publications.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY asd THURSDAY EVEN
INGS. March 9, 10 aRd II, at 6! o'clock.
ENGLISH AM AMERICAN RooKs-Ah extensive variety
Of choice illustrated and Standard works unusually fine
and substantial hlsags we worthy the attention Of the
tsde and gentlemen furnishing public aad private libraries
beng the stock Of Broadway Bookseller declining bush
lea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Arc,icneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of 250 VAIIl

Il ABLE LOIS Of LAND in the xIIlh Ward Of the
longing tie late General Hantoa aud
ss Lhe Hamilton sPnnr place.-ADRIAN II MULLER
will sell AZ public Auction WEDNESDAY, 10th txT of
March nelt. a. u O'clock NJ at the NcTchant' En-
change IN the CITY Of New York sse Lats situated on
Broadway OF knseTdee Road llIh i4eth list lta3
3d and l4sthsts THIS property in me vicinrV OF tbs
nssnsons and grounds Of Msssrs Field Brldharst ana
Others The sol cry WITH good water, sad the surface
lssei and covered part with some Of the xost r,ses
nc oaks and eyersens There part OF the city which
oilers greater Inducements for capitalists persons v.x
ing sahurhen residences OF for mechanics desirvus OF
beahy zE& convsnisai location. Accss 10 the civ Il
Afforded ey the Hudson Rvsr Railroad the des6y OF
sys 70 minutes MAPS Of TIE property can be had s IL
esses Il The Aprsienseys Ne, walls (No Ilssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
ANTHONY BLEEcEER. Auc.ionser
fTNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY No.

II al BoweSy n the City Of Eev-York, al ABc,i)a -
ANTHONY j BLEECKER Will sell, at pubic arc,los.
on SATURDAY March .. S5i at u ocoek q, the Aer-
chants EJcharge The follorng desirable property.
On the BovsTy- The BRICK ffoni House and valuable
10; Of Ground sEOwn No al Bowefy between Hons-
ard Stanton sssad lo being Ia ~ feet inches
from, and by 70 depth Be the ess
For and further particulars apply 20 the Auconesr
Ne. 7Broad-st 1869
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
SSrRoNS BLgEcEER. Aacfssssr
TWO NALIARLr. BuILDING LOTS

\ Ga tie ~ sod 15th -, A. a=e.s,
AN1HONf sJkECkEN ~ii sell a. pubic aasso,
% IL ISkAf. NsIra G. iAi =, "a ccitcs. The Ma
ehasi, kxehOse. tls isilosiEs vsFy fe,Isae PROG
srty, viz
situated ard The Ia c3rner Of sth Az "a
tSth- both % tie tsus fetrHs tie srsaas ST.
lots beng ssch - i-si inches fort aAa rear b,
ies feed IN depth TIE niisps sbs Terms tea p.re,ss
On the CAV ~ sale ~fh The aastioncsrs fs 81 90 /.
NV on mortgage az ler rsat the balance psil
90 OF before hIy chyf For and further parties
lars. apply 70 TIE Au-u.ase' No Br,at-st. I .sSO
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BY Telegraph.

ROSrON. March SArr bark Velocity, Charleston Cid.
ships LOUISA, Buen5s Ayres: Oregon. New Orleans
Mari Thorn, savannah bark Neptune Charleston scars
Daniel Francis. St Thomas and Auxcayes L Audeu nd
j. Cooley 3 Co. and Cora New York
NEW BEDFORD, March 6-Arr bark Lalissitis, New
YORK. III, ship Audubon, Manila
FORIL AND Mach 6-ArT. propeller STAG Fasto0rt
CHARLESTON. Mach s-S:esmship Sout1erner ar
rived here last SafuToay
CHARLESTON. March 6-Arr scar. Isabella, J. c.
Psisis2n PsacelpAis steamer Soaihsrner, Me- fsrE
SD. ship New loIk Columbia. New YORK.
Mach AR schrs Au ara. Baltimore Tnen, Martha
klngEmGn L. II Rowley. Phiiadelnhia Lonisine and
briss Live Oak and TySee New-YorK
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MARRIED.

ON Meene,day morning. March 3, by Rev. Dr.. Val.
FkEDKRlCK s. TALMADGE, OF thus City, 70 CARO-
LINZ daughter OF John b. PeAdietoa. Esq.
In s. BsIihoomew's Church, by Rev Samuel Cook,
@ REYNOLDS, Of San Franc SEQ. 20 MARGARETTA
RkDMOND, daughter OF Daniel Ebbls, Esq OF this
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ITroIa our Corsspondents.l

PHlLADEPhIA, March s-Arrrted-Bsrk Edna, Bib
pm Gusysns, p X big Atlantic, Lght0a. do; scars
James H. peputy. W4nSmore. Nev-York Edsd Jarvis
NoIws.S; hSJ Cranner, Smith, New York; }. G; Ran
yon tndicoii. Boston Eliot Sharp, New York Charter
OsA Kelly, Boston; Cspe May Ross New-YoTk; WIN.
NJ blna, S'aobs do; Mary Ann Guest, Foster, do
- CleaTe9- Ship TArqua, Doughty. Havana, sohrs N.
baion Lingo Richmond. j. L. White Carson, Nsw.York.
James DEPUTY, WEsm0re Providencs: Eldad, JARVIS,
New-fofs' Mas Crapmer. Saith, Brooklyn: G Run
Ross. do
Btlos-Packet ship Wyoming Dansery, Liverpool briggs
Mermaid Lesley. Bordeaux VIM. Piice Quig Arscibo.
T. Manner Burt; PaImero, fremont, French, Ponce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

us stated IN Ias london TMss tia, mercantile
letters received from Para mention an eIeecta,ioa
that tss Bank OF France Is about TO take tbs usual
step on reducing Its rate Of discount from 10 8 b
cent.
TIE Desiy Nsxs states that ii learns from authority
"a at the Bank Of England will no, issue at present
any more krs pound notes ia order to stimulate the
circulation OF gold coin amid It's present abundance
and under the heavy accumulation of unpaid notes
By the Bank.
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III. LUDLOW. AuctoReer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-
Il BILE PROPERTY on Sd ard 2d-avs., itth and Ash
sts e. III. LUDLOW viii sell az Auction On MONDAY,
March IS, At 10 o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange
lots en- the +. corner of 3d-av. and 4ia-st.
lots o. the " W corner Of Cd av. and A.h -.
IS lots the north side Of ith bet 2d and 3d-avs
II lots the south side Of f5h 81 bet ID and 3i-svs
20 per cent. OF the purchase remain
for term Of 1tle perfect and full VARIANTS
VIII be gwen Maps can he had a. the Office of the Aue-
honeer, No II Wslist.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer
EXECUTRlX'S SALE OF VALUA-
lJBLB BROADWAY, GREENWICH AND WASH
INGrON-Sf. PROPERTY The undersigned will sell
a. fu6Is Auci2a, on TUESDAY, March 9. 1852, at 10
New York. BY ADRIAN II. MULLER, tAe followir z
vausDle property belonging 10 the estate VI the late Brock
hoist Liyin gston. deceased:
The two Let's Of Land with ths brick buildings thereon
erected, situated in the First Ward Of the Guy of New
YORK, extending from Broadway % Green Hch-st beinz
81 sso mcnes front Broadway, 2s6 feet Bches on the
noInery side s9e feet inches the sOuherly SIDE Aad
% feet 10 inches front Greenwich st aud now known
A. No 81 Broadway aud No. 81 GTeenwich-st
Also Lots VI Land with the buildings erected there.
on, ard known rs Nos 81 Greenwchst aud s. Washing.
ton st. being about % feet Greenwich-si feet 90
Wnhington-si., and in depth about 1870 feet.
u,is2 SUSAN LEDYARD. EKeeutnx
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MINIATURE ALNASAc----rHls DAT.
suS-Hises sal Se,s-..- 81 MooN-Sbses ~ ia
HIGH wArER.---Mnch .
candy Heck 10 ien Gov. Island n xn Hen Gate \
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ADRIAN II. MuILER. Auctoseer.
DEREMPTORI SALE IN PARTI-

- AUHIAN n NICILaEl 5uCEiUstef -.--,-
DEREMPTOkl SALE IN PARTI-
Il TON by order Of the Supreme Court NJ Of the
choicest and valuable Lots the City of New York,
situated on the ih ,sh 9th and 5h-a SD Sith s5th
66b 9th 6eth CO h. 10Th list lad and 73d sts part OF
which and the vicinity OF Hamilton square.
ADRIAN II MULLER viii sell at Auction, on TUES
DAY, the 6,h day March, 1851 at IL o'clock NJ, at
the Merchants Exchange By order Of the Supreme Court
under the direction Of Philo I Rsggles Esq referee
025 valuable LOIS above belonging TO the estate VI
James AmOry, deceased As this sale viii he free and
without limitation to price every lot will be ahsoate
sold to the highest bidder There probably has been
better opportunity oered 20 the citizens OF Ne NYork for
20 past to make selections desirable part OF
the island tbeing IN the vicinity Of Hamilton aud other
contemplated squares) az their prices either for
vesmen private residences The whole of this proper
y 10 Dtersected by four of the leading avenues aud
bounded either side by the 9Th and sth railroads
SlIt per Of the purchase money may remain the
option of the purchasers boad and mortgage three
year. at cent interest," annum sbie semi
nually
Maps Of the above described property can be had at the
Office of the subscriber, No Wsust.
ADRIAN X. MULLER Auct