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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

e. y S"ott Club has teen formed in
Michigan Of old Democrats This is 5ui
-. ~. s. :" 20. -','r N;"h.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

SAnIH's IIoME.--icorgia, the home of
Alvah >abin, the Why candidate for Con-
grcSs in he 81 district voted at the late cleo
ton as follows: Sabn pc; Adams and Row
ell, ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
ANIMAL FAIR AND CATTLE SHOW

The Orleans County Agricultural Societyy
held its 9th Annual Fair and Cattle Show at
Irasburgh, Sept. l6, 1852.
IT,, Cun,ni,teps ava r,lru the following pre-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

thu>iaStic, and the d-iegativu Ia % +
their WAY M 70 the Lee Ilous. sae-e 80
were provided.
On reaching the hotel, ,h- 6er'-a =
loudly called for, and appear o. m Ia.
nv and sad:
, Citizens of Mav.rille. thank yo1 ~
gam. and | cannot thank you 'aoc''y' -
fcr'ld warmth of your rerel'loa- ~
done me honor overmurh. and an
for words with which 10 cNrl-,>~ n
fitness for YOUR Kindness. >;n~ ~.
travelling through TIE STATE q lr''.'
nla and Ohio, have cvrryHherc IT,
warm friends, and NOW ~ hca'r
the same good fcr.in-S rrrr45.
more uralitied tx these in..Iratar' r
Illness hv benz in the good Sal -.
lucky, bv the SIDE OF Whose i''a'r s'''
fought and blcd-konrgrky. t.H..-'
valor of her troops as for the to.
daughters Kenturkv knows We.
u" soldicr-tor have nc'r- '''' =.
battle field within her reach. ~h~7' ...
were not present ana ""iA- ~
country Nv friends, | thanh t..- III
once more for your KINDNESS. am '.
night.
Loud huzzas for Scott FOLLOWED
: eral then retired.
y boat from Hplcv. 0hia an -
persons on board. arrived, ara - c.-.5
were presented, and called oa' ~
once more. He said: -
! Ladies and gentlemen OF KiFrE, -.
vou many thanks t.r r"mirg -arn d
to meet me. Your nrighborh"'' 80
deep interest TO me. as tF'ln@ 81 Lam 40
the memories of those wifh whom :. =:
lar. You live in Brown Comfy ~. IL =
nv old and former commando: -. ~ ~
r Brown, who won such ia1reis II - -
1871: H. "a, brave and c''' -
il ,.eunr.d Ia n !. Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

kNOK SALE.-Ihe new and elegant HO-
IL tel in the village of MonsanIe This building 10 sit
uated about pine miles from the City Hail. directly
poste the Depot where than twenty trains Of cars
(passns to and from the city, step At the door daily which
together with the rapid Of population renders il
Of the eligible locations for business to BE- found
IN the vicinity Of New York Thi: property will DO sold
the premises, or No. as Broadway
a8f3 Sc N. NJ GRAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
DUBLIC SALE.-The property now
HOTEL and PRIVATE HOUSES for

y UALE. ~ aucton VIII Do sold. ~ pubic AuctOn,
On WEDNESDAY Mex, March ,. at O'Clock p N 4.
n the village of yamespor. losg Island tho we'll built,
double. and Hotel aad Lands with the
barn. stables, sheds and out Aso the
basement House. and Lo., Known a the Mooney House.
Alse we'll built two Cottage with extensive wing.
situated in the village Of Jsespot on the Peconic Bav
ns Island and VIII; III. for ccnvenepce As summer resi-
utss walk OF tks Railroad Deoot Tor wholesome atmos-
pnsIs and The sports Of Gshas sailing &C. not sur
quirs Of JOHN DIMOND, No. 261 Rivpg,on-s!., New
Yosk GEORGE W SMITH. Ne. 1875 West 23d-st.,
0roonp0rt 26f Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Marbinerp, &e.

SPINNERS, MACHINISTS, and other
~ Manufacturer respectfully invited to q Nam
meth Throstle of B BRUNDhRD'3 Patent. ready 70
operate. at Oldham Works, near PatssIn, N. J. This
Throstle 10 sxy fess long VITA four hundred sHd sEaty
spIndles consider that will spin better do
work with less power and less attendance. spindle for
spindle than any other thross ever built We shall keep
exhibition for week ten days, after which i will
be up in the factory which Is intended that Of
Msssrs N. Wild 4 Son. valsts, N:
lSflets 3 BhUNDRED, SON CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

HOUSE and LOT.-EDr Sale, cheap,
i the House and Let, No isT Lseiss. Lot loo fses
b. NJ out "a. Pnce 81 500 Inquire Of
H. s GILBERr, No i3 Cherry Ct.
NB-Also Property in other parts Of the city. Hfss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
harm for SALE on LONG ISLAND

containing about thirty i've about II miles from
the city, and ten minutes walk from Railroad depot in
healthy and pleasant neighborbod in the vicinity Of ssvs
ial fac private residences Will be sold on reasonable
terms For particulars inquire Of JACOB 9. ABRAMS
Ne <4s Broadway. lef ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
r EONARD,S MACHINERY DEPOT

IL No iG9 Pearl and No. 80 Beaverst-rhs subscriber
has IS Engine Lahes 20 20 fee, length 10
TO 80 inches swps Iron Panes, various lengths and
widths; 10 Iron Drilling Lathes Stating and Shaping
Machine; . Bolt Cutters and Geer Cutter; Woodwork
knd Dar sh Planning Machine; Hand Drills; Univsrsal
and PlaI Chucks with variety Of other Tools all
l@ etMWkFs p. A. LEO NARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
SCHOONER for sALE-Tbe fast sail

- ma schooner MARTIN VAN buren,, Tow lying At
~, 10 % ehr.toIhsr NoIth River vessel rs
loaded carries $50 tuns bufden Shsh has bee rebuilt
ns, ssi sp ihn laaf spriis shs has ne. rigging and
.ss,ins order Al any moment. She wei calcsated to
ia 20 ynsniA n the PINE wood trade Said schospsr
DC nSssht low and accommodating terms bv ,plvinr
tePkrER CHAMER Poughtes psr or 10 ~ AZ DRSEE
DeesJ shsrin. CRY Hail. N. Y AR inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
RUBBER SPRINGS.-TO RAIL-
u y ROAD COMPANIEd CAR RuII.DERa AND

~ ROAD COMPANIES, CAR BUILDERS AND
OTHEke.-In advertisement IN The Eryress of this
evening" Mr. Day endssvos enlist the sympahes Of toe
OF India Rubber Springs IN his favor by
dsavorpg to persuacs them that he IL their champion
more than ole occasion offered to compromise with me
and using argument that in such could
the monopoly Of the business and sell thu spr1
at any price chose / have always declined his Offers
relyEG upon my nights and the superiority Of springs
Patent for India Rubber SprIg. - the material Of
which il IL composed; and all Railroad Companies and
vested ID the New England Car spnng Co will DO
prosecuted. I. ~ RAY, No. io4 Broadway, HewYork.
lel I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers TO


saleths following property, located in the village Of
small FARM. Of from 10 to 81 Of land, on which
Cottage House, nearly new, IN good order win slK
rooms the main floor good cellar under H. and piazza
on three sides, new sheds and barn. with cellar under IT,
A small HOMESTEAD FARM, or Garden. of Eve
splendid location commanding view OF the river for
20 miles; House 10 by 30 feet with wing IS By "a cut
buildings. ffult &c. with five Of choice land stu
aied west side of Powell av
new HOUSE situated upon the let the corner Of
Crescent av., and the North Plank Road The HOUSE
by a. two stsfies with basement areas and
ard roar; flied in to the peak. and built IN the best
complete, Will be sold with from four to eight acres Of
land, as may be desired.
HOUSE and IL acres Of land situated on the North
Road, near VIM. Hughess Garden.
commanding BUILDING SITE, Containing 20 acres OF
land, situated the Powder Mill Road, short distance
west OF Gldneys Bridge, and about two miles hsm The
village.
Also, the COUNTRY SEAT, now occupied By the IN
dersgned The situation be ercslsd, possessing
an rvsed new Of the River and and located
the junction two Of the roads leading
to snd from the village, three fsuuhs mile distant
from lhe Railroad depot, steamboat iandtnsi &C. hs
grounds studded with large forest and fruit Gees
10 sell H. or Is acres. according to the wish Of the p
chaser.
Possession Of several Of the places be had inras-
diately.
The above places lay from hak mile to two miles from
the Railroad depot steamboat landing &C. and offer oppr-
Payments made easy. Alsrge propercn Of the purchase
money remain at cent For further particulars
call on or address, postpaid, l. r. CARPENTEE.
Newburgh, Feb, 1852 If 3&w3wM&TAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
COUNTRY SEAT on the HUDSON

C-ror ,ale Farm of about so acres, In the village Of
Hastings, I, miles from the city The house anew eua
a. st.ne In the most modern style.
,b ,hj,tesn looms and Of the most commanding
views Of the and adjacent scenery unite: unr.a:
The srouud are IN ths finest order well supplied with
great variety Of fruit The whole or part .ll Be sold on
IN The Hudson New-Yesk. ALEXANDER BRINE.
sof MWkT2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

4v4 Manufacturer Mechanics, Merchants Gardeners,
and other also chance for pleasantly located Coan
ySeats-Thee are now offered for sale several lots for
building manufacturing, tanning gardening other pus
poses. in the hourishiIs village sfNARROWsBURGH on
the Delaware Rive. Sullivan Co n of the pncl.
four hours ride frem the City of NevYork For partic
nlsrs inquire in Narrowsbursh, Of 7. v. wACKER-
BARIH, ESQ. OF in New-York Of ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER, No. Broad st., or p A LOESCHER No
"a Gresnwchss, where, also. be eI. map Of
said village. Isf snNWkFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Schools.

g ERAPHINE for SALE.-The adver
~ tiser offers very beautiful imported esd
octave seaphins Thyshsrmonica) for sale II 10 fsk
the Of small Church or psrlor. Inquire at HtM
Houston ST.. at Mr.. WELL6S every day kom 20 ~
from TO O'Clock p M nj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

Now pOCHELLE

NOR SALE-A Lot on the west side Of
Ie.inrtop-, v between s7ih and ss.h-sts Also.
10 n III n as feet fr SHAY toward tos lo.n
adjoining block OF hrst.e las ns'''' if ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NOR SALE-A first class House, No.

l. ZIG Remsen st., Brooklyn, second door west Of Clin-
ton Lot 30 font and extending back i25 feet to
a carriage way leading 10 Henrys House 30I6O feet
three stories high exclusive Of basement and attic Gas
ard water pipes throughout the house. with two bath
rooms and closets, and eleven wash basins with
marble tops all supplied BY large cste in the attic In
# the most desirable residences in Brook
lyn for its comforts and competeness Of sTanssnsnts
For fnther particulars inquire sf HOMER MORGAN.
No Pine ST., N. Y Samuel Maynard, No isf Rem,en
St at she Floral Garden will sho the house a. any time
az Ire day YfIwMW&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Danting 6fbocls.

Ia,
brooklyn GYMNASIUM-Laols.s.
- Classes. BEAUJEU HAWLn n ss
fully announces that she will nance cSeis Mt
sons IN Cal IsTHEKTC EXERCISES ~ the sb,vs -
tuition. on TUESDAY, Mach . nsts.s ~ 80 s' fssnr
the GymBasIun from TO r. NJ on fussaAIs =. tsss
hours. Terms exceedInsly modsrsts Ne .;oS1wTaN
Ehtrance ON PiIeapplsr ,oi ''
HENRY WELLS and mis- SlS eve Enc
Il y Madame y. 0avelli) ACADEMY icL D ots,s H.
and Graceful Dsportmsni. Al the ssuJ,ss - fast
80 Broadway. Glasses toi Ad1in On rg.s . ma Nss
on Wsdnssdsys sr( Saturday, SAP N h' via
H. sp<csl r'sssss ind private lsssons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NOR SALE-A lot of ground on the
east side of Avenue B, between eth and 9th sts ad
Joining the M Church, Il fl in in width, and rs f.
deep Ao four lots the north side of 32d st between
Sd and Lexington IS # each in width and us f. deep
Apply at No. 1870 10Th Ut, near 3d-sv 2Sflws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
HOUSE and TWO LOTS for SALE

- 10 De sold, Frame House anC two Lois, Win Sta
bc Carriage house and Loft in the roar Nos 81 aad So
Mllow.t Brooklyn hghts corner Of Pinsapple;:t and
veniently for large family having five
and kitchen the first floor The back parlor which has
plate glass windows to the floor 10 l6x24 and
BY sliding doorsmaIble mantels ON second
floor ciosets desirable house
studying comfort well built. and the walls filed Va
with brick siarcases There ~ two excellent cell
lars pleasant ysrd. with bearing Isabella and
Ca,awba grape vines. Largo rain water cs'erp, with
pump in the kitchen. Price 50 500 Great part Of the
on the premises 0f I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NOR SALE-Or Exchange for city or

Brooklyn property, 30 acres Of good LAID, stusted
IT, Nav Haven Faroad, about mils from the
depct Al Manaroneck and 20 miles from New-for Tas
Land Il very desirable account OF It's location oems
"A 40 =, ta front On roads and aordng several
.ood building stes II well supplied with fu and has
On harm aud stream Of good water making desirable
~, Th,. trsct would be sold together 10 small
n.Jc.s SAY ave acres each) if required This property
would be .od loc and Psy@eI. made sIY isaaTs o.
No a. Bsekman 81, Ne.-York. Also, COTTAGE House
~ q ,rden 10 LET Inquire above. l6f lmMWkfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
nESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

NDEECE for SALE at Stanford, Conn fronting on
the Sound and commanding extensive view Of the same
For private residence the location most Desirable be-
ing retired from the business part Of the village, within
minutes walk of the New York and New-Haven Railroad
Depot and the distance from the steamboat landing
doube two story and attic House, built in modern style
and the substantial with aiding doors mar
BILE mante CRATES &C four ne rooms on each floor in
GLIDING the attic. with hall through the center Also
lar under the house csern and we'll water both under
cover The Hsuse and In complete repair garden
grounds handsomely laid out and all in good cendi
ton. Immediate possession given NO thirds Of the
purchase remain bond and mortgage at
cent. Inquire Of A. KNOwLTON, Stamford. or at No
23 William. st ,Eew-York Tf3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
MISERABLE BROOKLYN RESI-

IL DENCES-Fer sac. the handsome two-stoy aud
attic brick House. with dining room and kitchen attached
pleasantly oca, ed Clermont 200 feet north of Myr
tie av contains IL large cear pazzas front aAd
rear. built two years since Lot Is BY 25 Price Ooo
Of which 50 900 remsia mortgage The garden lot
adjoiDI z, of the szo be purchased II desired
Ao the neat story AZ basement Houses on an
deIbilt av the Of the above each contang eight
rooms Price $225o each Aso the very neat two story
and basement House with piazzas front and rear eby
located on Adelphi st. within 100 feet Of DeKalb ay
Pce $aOe For further particulars inquire OF JOHN
SON. at Messrs Appletons, No 200 Broadway 23f 3:M'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Drn Goods.
nRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM.
- Frs. SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS aaa

TRY GOODS for HOTELS. STEAM.
~ Frs. SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS aaa
COACH AND CAa MAKERS.
In Consequence Of the burning Of Their warshszs :.
Nassau Ct. the undersigned have removed to
No. 81 PARK-PLAcE AND No rs MURRAY-sr
Where they opening entire new stsck Of
FrRNlsHlN9 DRY GOODS
TO which branch OF trade their attention will ksreaas, !.
exclusively directed.
They viii have constantly on hand. and viii Be r,osv
ing direct from the manufacturer every dssenpss M
quality Of
~ FAMILY LINENS,
Linen ard Cotton Shselinss Linen aud Cotton p.rs,
Casngs, Table Dsmasks. Napkins and Icvehnss Csss.
telraIes and Quilts Sa,s De Lanes aud BIocaess D.
masks and Drsberies, Colorsd and White Bakss C,,.
petings, al the varieties Ma.,ings and Drusssu cssi
Hair and Feathers.
Alss full and complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR TRIMMINGS.
Received direct from the French and German Pacsnss
cmprsing every variety Of Pushes Cloths, Co ,ipss
Msrcolnes. Car Headings. OIL Cloths, Eranslsd ~
Patent Leather, Coach Lace and Fringss.
Also,
Damssks, Lastinss Morssns and Carpetinss tSr 0uvl
purposes
invited to our stock lz7f iml D0REMus NIXON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

FOR saba pleasant Country Resi-
dercs with nine acres Of land. half mile sosth Of
the village Of Stanford, CT, close the water Large
double o-sioy house yerandah in front c,d shousd
eemfossle and IN good order four minu.es' walk from
barn stable carrsge house ice house larre garden for
est fruit trees and shrubbery good fishing and boating
Apply TO BUKKHALrER. No 1911 FULTON ST. n. T.,
OF 70 the subscriber. on the premises
nj lns pUyFC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
XNET GOODS. Great Bargains |,

WET GOODS. - Great Bargains II
w BURDErrs Cheap Dry Goods Stors, Ne. m
WAlker-st Damask Table Linen, Is yard Inca Toe
els Ga. apiece; linen Napkins, Sd apiece; large en-
Counterpsnes, only ISIS worth So yard wide fas Shss
piece linen Shifting Is syard elegant large cohrshN
covers $2 worth 81; Gents linen Cambria HsndkercAs
IT, Sd. apiece; LADIES' do. do, L. apiece, vsy da
Gents Silk Handk % Cd apiece rich De LAisA
syard Lots Of other goods at corresponding low ,ns~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

EOR SALE-A FIVE story brick House,
with basement in 9Th It,, north SIDE, 100 feet wen OF
the Bowsry bui IN the most substantial manner wiz M
modern Improvements Terms reasonable Inquire OF r.
HOLLY No. 10 Wall-g. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NOR SALE.-A FARM of forty-tws

IL acres situated within % minutes walk Of Long
island Sound ana min ues Of PoTtcheser Railroad Depot
New-York. ON the Byrsm River. On the Farm are su
buildings, and great variety Of Fruit Trees l, va
been avori,e country residence Of NewYork families,
ON account Of the heahfulness Of the locality Adom-
ton good for the whole may be sold
Er Luding lets Title clear. Half the purchase money
NAV remain on bond and mortgage Apply the Parm,
or 70 H. WIEGMAN, No. III Varick-st, corner Cnari-
ton, New-Yefk. Jl9 SMSWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
EvOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE,

Il entirely new, containing twelve rooms-iucl aiding
bathing room-and one three, SIX twelve, Or eighteen
OF land the same situated ono mile north Of
House. and ad Joining the lands Of Messrs W. H. Priest
and Charles Downing and running from the street 70 the
river.
Upon the premises stable carriage house, &c and
about zoe fruit of the choicest varsy many OF
which are in full bearing Alsoa variety Of shade trees.
Scenery unsurpassed the Hudson River, location
healthy good and walks to the village Title nds-
putsbls, terms cay r H. MACE, NewbuYgA
"a 9swM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B. GOLD

u SMITHS Writing Rooms No. no Broadway, IN
corner above the living House, New Yort
TERMS REDUCED ONE HALF, VIZ: 81 30 ior ten - M
II hsar each Stationery Soc, or twenty sssens ~
including Stationery Private instruction reduced nsn "
TO $40 for the course. Terms, payable ~ advance
HoUHs or ATTENDANCE: Ladies' Classss q u a. !.
and O'Clock. y n. Gentlemens Classes d ? A. "a. =
., and . o'coch, p. n, daily, creeping sa'uoA"
l0f lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
COyNTRY-sEAT FOR

- sALE-I now offer or sale that splendid, rich and
Mansion and Country Seat erected BY the late
Gen J. G. Weaver ds,uated miles north east OF ths
City Of Utica " ne Of the pleas.nest and heeiinest
critics in the Union and within eight hours rde 81 New
York City j. Commanding full view OF the City Of Utica.
Of Ham Coleg. and the fine intervening valleys Oh
the ga 40 uoit and 0skany Creeks Pure water Air
fine garden and orchard and all necessary ont buildings
belong to it. Also splendid Farm Of l1o acres OF the
richest of the Mohawk Flats with good farm buildings,
would be sold with it if desired Terms made easy God
and productive property in the City of would
inauire Of JACOB HAR5EN, No. "a West llth.n., New
York o. If the subscriber on the premises. -
A''A' D. SKINNER.
rrt;.. Januarv H. 1852 20f 6tMW&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
EIRST CLASS BROWN STONE

IHUNT HOUSE. No Ny Lexineton-av.s TOH
feet front by IS feet deep, bsils in the most sab
ssenA BY days. work has every modern improve
meet oeaplste three snd under cellar one block
non sau snd stages isgs portion Il the purchase
pstcshs. inquire Il L. C. FROST. No. 81 Dsyst. Up
etalrs Stf So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
FARM for SALE-Containinp 1875

IN acres of land situated in the town of searsds'e
Westehester County within half mile of the Searsdale
ard Rarem Rarosd alton, and 20 mles from New York
On said fam rood dwelling house barns carriage
bou,e all in good order and nearly new well fenced
small lsts with walls Fruits Of al kinds wood and
excellent water Said farm is located high ground
fns Of the county admirably situated
to divide into ANAL farms with beautiful building SITES
purbsseis will ind on rsv .ing said farm, IL will
mend Itself to be the cheapest and best offered for sale
The subscrber III sell part or the whole suit purchaser
no, syMWkFs JAMES GRIFFIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

nor SALE-A modern House, on the
Rarran n miles frem ths city Of New. Brunswick.
conmsLding hns view, with twenty Of good land,
ou,euilSrss fruit, &C. Price 5000 Apply to PErER
COkOvER: New-RTunswick. New Jersey.
i've MSIhtMls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
ENOR SALE.-The two-stOrY and attic

brick dwelling houses and lots Nos % and 81 Bsns 81
near lots IS by lG0 houses by II feet nave an
dern improvements and In excel ent order As1 ,S
three story dwelling houses and lots rear ~ zig
Also The brick DIV engs and lots NOS % ana
Amos st. Lots q BY 100. houses q by a, vey asnole
Sx en es and pe wards gas the street Ase ths vefy
supeIor built story dwelling house and lot OF
No 500 West 2ls st., delightfully."- situated opeoste .ns
proveuents and cenvenieBces Also. the very desraole
lot and buildings Nos 1i3 East Broadway Los w.
AneYceept situation improve nept. For termz 60
apply 10 WILLIAM hAhsNLA' NJ 70 oiA 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NOR SALE--A Bargain--A small,
IL cheap and productive Fam, containing IS acres
arasle wood and meadow lands good build nss in com
Railroad passes within miles of the premises Terms
easy Possession when desired For terms TO- apply at
the Real Estate Agency Office, No. 3l2 Broadway, up
stsirs t27f etMWGFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
HOUSES ON WASHINGTON.

- ,xOARE for SALE - feet by N--rhe Two fcur-
W. Houses. built IN beat manner with evey modern
cavspience, Nos 1863 and Ia McDougal st., Of
West Washington place They will be sold separately or
together, and would be desirable for large boarding
house Aee and viii be sold lew, and the main portion
may y:.s,n on mortgage a, per cent. Apply -
VALENTINE G. HALL, Ne. Is Gramercy park,
Isl 81 Rsst 2osh st., ats A. h. or p. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

- ntNatsd in the eastern part Of CoAnseteus. in .
pleasa.s village Of with 20 to <herss (watsr
power. Connected with the Factory three Tene-
meats. tc~r large Out and good
LAnA-nedngs new and in good order. The above prop
ery viii es cold very cheap long credit desired on
rsats1 fsx term 81 years For partisulars, addrsss
z L. p. oprngfeld Mas. ld DtfknW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
IITF for COUNTRY SEAT FOR

0SALE CHEAF.-Fefso,,svs - - ,rnr. !, n. an,
little more than Eve acres situated i3e yads
above the railroad depot al Dobbs Ferry ~ mues ,on
Sud,ps sites commandins uninterrupted and unequ,.ed
views Of the river from the city to the Highlands Ite
csted in california and directed the immediate esso
AL OF il for cash order invest further in MS business
I'd s,s Tr'' Dotbs' Ferry.