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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09
n. s1TRROCATE.s COURT, held in

t s L KKU(I 4 "a - COU VI Ioiu III
ard for the County Of New Ysrk, a. the SURROGATE
Ocs in The Cit Of New York, on the thirteenth gay OF
in the year thousand eieht hundred ana my,
tSo- PRESENT Alexander W. Bradford, Surroshe.-in
~ at,er ~ the application 70 mortgage lease or sell
ther,al estate OF JOHN G. SMITH deceased On Ieaa-
fling due proof Of service Of an order heieotofs
IaSp r smith deceased, requiring him TO app,af inth
t an lie first day OF December last, and show cause
sboSla not lie required mortgage lease or sell
r. real estate Of said deceased for the payment oil MS
S,s and 70 cause having been shown to the contrary
fhat all perso3s interesedia the cstae OF me
80 Jobp C. Smith otceased appear beors the Surrogate
the County of New York at his Once, IN the Cily 81
York "a the first DAY Of Marcn next. a, ten o'clock
IN forenoon of that day then and there to show cause
Inv authority should net be gwen 20 the said eIecu'or 70
lease or sell so much Of the real estate OF ths
Ia Iefn C. Smith deceased. as will be sunlsent 20 pay
ts1sbts Isf iaW4wMsl A, W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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DEGuIAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-
M. ipsten. for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE EEW-BED.
FORD and TAUNTON -rhe steamers COMMODORE
AID MASsACHuSFTTS, Of this line 70" rga Iegaarly
as heretofore alternately leaving Pier No q North aysr
first wharabGve Battery place daily Sundays excepted. at
43O p Nj. The Eastern Steamboat NAL - now TRIMS
ported by this route az formerly.
place or on boa "a tue boats. 5f;f
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order made oy
N. suDreme Court Of the State Of New York nosss Is
hereby al having CLAWS ssa slesasd to
LOUGHRIS late Of the City Of New fgin, OLE 10 VII
rro,ent said aims with the vouchers there9i, "
IAN sTOSpiLL Referee a the sheriff once 81 ~
The CITY Hail. inrle City Of New orf On "a ia.
March next az O'Clock IN tns ai'eih''A -
Dated New York, Jan. "a. ls5s croaDrII pskrse.
90 aavThI1st WM II. eIoohi1H ~-~-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

SUPREME COURT-Trial to be had
~ 10 tie County of New-York Valentine @. Hal,
Francis Z Berger and George Hall, Executors OF Joha
Toppele John TOnnele and Cecilia his wife, Faeniins
G. Holland and Susan, hs wife. Rebecca Tonneie Riee
John l. Tonuee and Margaret TOnne e.-SummOns.
Relief TO REBECCA T. RICE, one OF the above
named Defendants are hereby summoned and re-
ouired 10 answer the complaint this action filed IN the
Office of the Clerk Of ths City and County OF YORK.
September o. 1851 and 10 serve copy OF your answer 70
the said complaint the subscriber At his o,e No ls2
Broadway in the city Of New York, within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF slcn ser
VICE and II YOU fail the said complaint within
the time afoI esaid The plaintiffs IN ts action wi apply
10 the Court the relief demanded In the complaint
iIs IawgrM ". X THORN, Plaintiff Attorney.
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of REPAIRS and

EhEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and
~ SUPPLIES February 3. 1850 TO CONrRA ACT
OBS called proposals will be Ttcsiveda the Office Of the
Comnifs', Of Repairs and Supplies, basement No
wss, end City Hall until sa nrday, February IL, at
O'clock at which tine they II be publicly opened
for RADINC the TENTH-AV. from nth TO l9ith-1
a common country road M and pIohle Oh tae woik
requ red 10 be daae and all nmatl IN regard thereto
can he had the Office If the Commissioner OF kepirs
and Supplies Also. blank estimates will Do furnished
reht Of .cng all of The estm1tes deemed for
m, tterest of The CORPORATION WA ADAMS,
u lot Commissioner OF Repairs and Supphss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

~ suPPLIES-Fehfuay 1853 TO FIRE ENGINE
BUILDEHS.-Sesled PGopos as will be received a. the
Office Of tAe Commlss0psr II and supplies )ass
meat No west end New Clty aall until Wednesday.
Fesruary IS I9Oc'ocs - ~hch time they viii be
psbacly operec-for BUILDING 70 FIRE ESGt SES.
one Il ths m To be krown az o. IS OF this city TO be
bailt the same plan Eagns No; 49, and he other
krosn as II OF this cty. - be bntt similar 70
Fps,ne NJ a. Bsth Eagin,s sgs to have Pines Iuna,ng
gelr ed thereto E.tmhtors will esm is fo each
Ersrs SPpsta.e'v Tee pipAs aud Speclnctlon OF
the work. and ma'erias required and all nfsImsioa IN
thereto be- ND ohce Of the Chef En
ginee ol Tho Fire Department NJ 81 Eilzabeth 81 Bank
ostmt be had either Office. ". h.-rne Commis-
the night OF rejecting all any OF the
WM ADAMS.
ofllt Comuiss 1ueg Of Repairs aud Supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
s.rs,e N. Cou-ty Of Newly York notice is hereby
wen 10 ali persons having claims against JAMES LVNf
fais Of he iy Of NewYsTk, deceased 10 present !ns
Corr AZ his residence No $50 l St the City Of Ne ",
York on CT before the sixth day Of July nsK-Da'sd
NC" a. VAN COTr Administrator
& ,.vsnMs SARAH LUNT, Aemnissratnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

TFIIROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
n Nev-Yoik and San Francisco Steamship Lac The
rev steamship UNITED STATES, 800 tuns brTdea.
ChagIss. On FRIDAY; 26th March next at PM. con-
necng at Panama with the new dOubleengine steamship
WIEFIEID SCOTT. 2.l00 tans burden, Kenney C3ul-
lard aDder expected 20 depart from Panama TO san
FIarcnco on the 10th OF April ensuiag These vessels
speed CON fort and safety not by this
rouie and experienced surgeon is ataehel 70 each
v,,,ei Apply 20 DAVIS. BROOKS CO.
General Aesats. 2s Beaver at, FegYerk.
7itk2e JONES JOANSJOH, " Wal 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the h SUI sur,
rorate 81 the County Of New Hork, ~ s1pRiHkX
IpAiNF late Of the City OF New OH 1bsr
prsssnT the same with vouchers thereof 20 a., ~ New
y,If n 81 hsf,re tie aiaih day Of June AeN'-Ds'e
F.rYerk the = Coy ~ November, ls1,i r..,tr;r
A. Iuv(nlI MANY IL Il. ASA~~''
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on LlMIrED PA2TNER-
/ lMTTED or SPECIAL PARTNER

4 United or SPECIAL PARTNER
l.. SHIP This ITO cerf that the u,dsrs sned have,
PURSUANT 20 chapter fourth, title - Of part second IT tbs
Revised Statutes az the sac Of New York formed limit
cd psitrethip under the ane Style frn OF BURDICh
COOK That tne general nauTo Of tbs business TO be
tarsaced is the wholesale Grocery business and all
cesssry butiEess connected tkcIewth That PERRIN
BChDlCk and BENJAMIN A. COOK, OF the CIty and
County ad sac # NCwNCrk the scneral aaFtrerS
Csuly AID State 81 Ees York Is the spec al partner.
That he said Aired Martin has contributed the sum of
Ntniy Thousand dollars ID cash as capital toward tho
t'Hmen capital st,cE Ard tina, the sad s9ptnersh'p
Sie commence the ond day0f Fshrcary one thou
ssnd eight hundrtd and " two. and end aud teTin
nate en- the second day ~ February. thousand eight
ha1tred AID hl,y.bpT dated New YOrk Feb 2. 1852
PERRIN 3URDiCK,
BENJAMIN A COOK,
N(w ALFRED MARTIN
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
notice Is hereby gwen that petitions have Dsea PRE-
sen ted in the Board Of dsrmoa for sEWEhnwA
VERI.Y-PLACE, from 6th-sv. to Grove 81 ana also ~
THOMPSON ST, between Amiiy and Bissckefss All
peTsons Interested having objection thereto " requested
70 pre- the writing stating iheu eIent o. m
tees to the Contract Clerk al this Office on % before
February 49, Is52-Croon Aqueduct Department, tsb ..
1852 [7fl0tl NICHOLAS DEAN. Pfessdent
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NTKEET DEPARTMENT.. No. A Han

n t. lJGi IN VA Y ~ awe AAA's
~ 81 Records p ablic notice is hereby given thai she
petitions have beel 1eseate In the Board OF
Alden 10 REGULAr~: and GRADE IEHtS TON
Az between 42l ana 60 h Sts To ALTER tho I'll
MAP, by closing Observatory square AGO we r.i-
Lowing resolution TO REGULATE add GRADE FIFTY
rHlsD ST rem 81 to 9th % COMO N to the recently
adopted ade All persons interested having eSectoas
Thereto requested 70 PRESENT nem IN wnmhs INC
VI seTsgned at his oics, before the l9h day OF
February INST FEB. 1852
k..St
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sTREET DEPARTMENT, No. A Hall

~ Of Records -PuOlc MT 90 hereby gven that INC
foIowir petition been p.esented the Hoard OF ASS
Aide rafn To FLAG A SIP tCn FOUR FEsr "iDh
tLr,ugh SIDEWALKS Of TWEsrY-FOURTHST from
Bcnrway TO g. h-av. ToFEECE VACANT LOTS on me
6or bounded by Broadway, 6h-sv 2tth and 23thsts All
p.rson. Interested having objections hereto are requested
10 present them writing to Tho undersigned a. ms ounce
on r afore the 10Th as Of February mt -Feo isos
ii. yN.et
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County ofNew-York NOTICES nifsoI
- . - al ners.ns having claims against WILLIAM
I, JHoPBY late Of the City Of New-York, deceased 20
present the same with vouchers thefeoi 70 NE 90, ~
T,YarF on or before the twesty seventh day O May
pert Dated New York ths % d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

3 IT AIt MINI vt N'II tIEto NNU
y SUPPLIES Decembs, N lS6l:-IO CONrRAC-
FORS-Seaied proposals wi be received AZ the olce Of
me Commissioner Of Repairs aud supplies, No New
CITY Han (basement) until FRIDAY, February &C. 1884, a.
IL o'cock N at which tive they will be publicly
opened, Fer GRANITE BLOCKS, 70 be delivered IN this
City OF ihe follow ing lergb and size, viz and
9pcles square and 10 niche, long, IN Quantities TO pave
10 square yards OF each kind said proposals TO en-
brace Tadern ss well rs oheI Granite Proposals VIII
state the prices of each size separately and also the time
required 70 furnish the IN said Quantities Blank e.
Inmates be had a. this office n. B-The Commission
sys resrrves the rsht of resc,ns all any of the ss
mates II deemed for the p.eTes. Of the Corporation
~ VIM. ADAMS,
If gsnairs ad qupploa.
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HUDSON RIVER RA X, IaH1 q,

DDSON XIV EH RAJ IFOHb.-
= & NEW-YORK to ALBANY ard TROY Winter
Arrsngenent On THUS DAY, Jan. Is, the Trans VIII,
p1til further notice run foilcws:
Leave Esw-YCrk gong hofih, roin vac once hen
Chspberss At 81 NJ. fer through freight Only Asart-
ing l.om 3st-st At A. ". Tor passengers 70 fseAs-
klA SUD al intermediate cations AZ AM, NJ All Tran
for Albany SnC TOg, stopping AZ potktSu ara al Gate,
noTl of thu. place signal. A. o! An; Tor way s2d
through freight only, (staTmg from 3iSts) Al 1t sn,
Express Tram toi Aleauy and Troy, stopping only az
PCeksk. Cold Spring tcnknl, fousRkeepsie hhineoeck
and Hudson Amp passengers and freight TO PceEs-
xiii only stopping at I'll way stations At4P NJ, paasen.
gers 90 PeetskIl oniy stopping a. way stations A.
NJ Man Train foT khany and Troy, stopping Al Peess-
xiii Gold Spring, EshkI, New Hamb1rgh AID Poksspsle,
for Pougbkce Isle. stopping at all way stations At Of 81,
fer Immigrants sad through freight only, from slss 81
Going south leave riOy Engine station, at u H. ID.
An. ard ION. M Isaye Albany at 81 Am, ter
thrEgh rci.ht only, (fToa EalE Al3ahy( At I. A NJ,
Mail Train for Eev York, stopping az AL way stations
where there msste he received and DELIVERED ~
ga nj forway freight only, IRON East Aibany) A. II
nj Express Train for New York, G,opping only az hud-
con- Hhnsheck Porgbkc spsie, FishkU zad PseksSl AT
81 = Ill for passengers 10 EewYork stopping az way,
stations signals. At 9, P III, tfrcm East AlbanyJ
Night Mail Tram.
Leave PeefsSill for New YeIt at s! An passengers
for New fark stopping a. RaysatJns. Al 10 An pas
sangers aud freight New York stopping AZ staSions
A. PM p2ssel gers 30 Newfork, stopping swsy-sta-
tons a.
Nsw-Yors, Jan. -. 1882. Dl3J hOBf. HIGHAM, supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

nISSOLUTION. - The copartnership
~ heretofore existing between the snbscTibers uudsr
the firm of WORAM l. HAUGHWOUT, is this dag dis
solved by mutual consent. Either partner viii attend 10
the business of tue cOnceTnSew York, Feb
1882 WILLIAM WORAM,
EDER V. HAU9HWOUT.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby gwen
that The undersigned according TO the provisions OF tas
Revised atutes of the 81 ate of NVk have formed a
limited partpersh p and that the nsme o firm nadeL Tnca
sue partnership ~ to be conducted Is HAUGHN OOt
DALEY aud that Tho general nature OF Tue Onsaess IA
fenced to he transacted is the Impo ting, Bnyng Dec
rating Dealing in and Selling II Chlna GLASS Lamps I.
FlstSIes Gas Pipes and other House Fornsnms ana
Ea CIV Goods that the names II tho general partners Ia
teTett,d therein are EDER V. HAUGHWOUT aad
WILLIAM l. h. DALEY; aud that The nime OF INC
,ptcal partner interested is WILLIAM WObAM and
thai Eoer V. IIaughwout, William r Dniey' nnd =;
Woiam respectfully reside in the cry OF New PIX aAl
STATE Of Work that the amount Of the capital whcn
the said special parnsT, William Wocun mas con'noetec
70 the common stock. il hiTy Thousand collars ana .n
said commence On the second diy oi rep
Tszly 1852 snd terminate On me Aetona ia! VI Fep
'""''' WILLIAM WORAN,
rDFR V Hal GiNOuT,
sfew WILLIAM L. +. DALEY.
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Il EW-YURK snd ERIE RAILROAD.

EW-YURK snd ERIE RAILROAD.
Trains leave 40 follows (SundayS exceDsl) FROM
pier foot of DUane-st.:
MAIL TRAIN at A. 81 for DunsiIk AVID all Stations
NEwBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN al =. j.
WAY TRAIN, RAP. NJ, for Gdheras Oxford ana ihter-
mediate Stations.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAM at p N for Dunklrb, con-
meeting with the DGhkiIk and Stse Line and kne and
North Railroads, for Ere, Pa.
CHAS. 5liGor, Superintendent
New-York Dec 20 1881 d29 H
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h. NICHOLAS DEAN, Pre.iient
NoRP0R,TION NOTICE Public

" notice is hereby siyep thai pettons have been pre-
ssutsd IN the Board Of AIDE f,r SEWER IN the
BOWEkY from RAYAhD =, WALKER ST, and also IN
BRCOHE-Sr., from BROADWAY 10 GhEENESI -
AL persons interested having objections thereto,
questti present the writing, statIas their
test interest. t. the Conrac. Clerk this ocs
before FEB H. 852-Croiop aQueduct Department Feb.
LISP l9f lstl NICHOLAS DE AN. Pfesideat.
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aNIINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains of Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroads run daily SUNDAYS e1cepted as follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo at 8i5 A. NJ arrive at La
pore at 6sOP. NJ: thence passer go BY stage on
plank Road 10 miles 10 Michigan City thence by cars 40
miles TO Ainsworth and BY stage u miles to Chicago Al
ter Feb. !, By cars through TO Chicago.
Returning 20 Lapore same way-caIs leave LapoI.e ~
T3g A NJ ard arrive 40 Monroe and Toledo at 40 r N
DAILY stages connect with Fort Wayne at Siurgs win
LoganspoTi Fayete and Indianapolis at South Bend
aud other places the ne with the principal towns
north and south. -,
A. Toledo this lire connects st IS p N or NJ. VIVA
the Lake Erie South Shore route by stage and railroad 70
Ceve and thence by railroad and stage 70 Erie thence
nv railroad via Bunkrk 20 New York, or By stage nom
Dunkirk 70 Buffalo, and by cars after Feb. J.
The5P NJ. train on the New York and Enc heau, coz
meets With She Lake shore tram. ., =.
Passengers Cleveland can take cars al the way 20
pfSbursh--theqce by railroad aud 20 niles staging 70
Philadelphia and EewYork, or Betm9ie and Wsshlng-
h r. NAl-i-iapiS' ouPein'e"u'
Adrian. Jan. H. 1852. l6 II
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7 United Observation-Disclosures

4 United PARTNERS II Notice
u ~ hereby given that the undersigned, according 10
Che DIVISIONS of the Revised Statutes of The safe ct New
YORK, have formed limited partnership and tha' mo
name firm under which tuch plnershlD 10 be con
Quoted IL FEkNER. McbiILL AN ARTHUR that the
general nature II the bussss nenccd TO DO transacted ID
Grocery and Commssion business that the names Of the
fcneral partners interested therein are DEAN X FEN
MFR SOLOMON MCMILLAN, and JOHN b. AR
sHUR ard that the Of the special partner Interested
therein is OLIVER h. TWEEDY and that said Dean X
Ttpuer ard Solomon ID. Mcmillan End said Oliver H.
Tweedy respectively reside IL the City and State of New
York and that said John Arthur resides IA Jersey CIV
IN The Comfy Hudson in the STATE OF NswJe1sey Tint
the amount Of capital which the said special psitn'r OH
ger Tweedy, has contributed TO the common stock, IS
twenty collars and that sad partnership - TO
commence the second day Of Feb uars IA the year 1882
and is terminate the second day Of February IN the
' OLIVER 3. TWEEDY,
DEAN X EENNER,
SOLOMON ID. MCMILLAN,
6v JOHN b. ARTHUR
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MOSES MAYNARD. JR,
JAMES 9. 4 sNfDRD f'Jnmis,icnsr.
WILLIAM :. GSEGORr)
SgSSf Z Dawes k,-orlcg. jHtN21
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NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new and
DIOR Observation-Disclosures Line

Packet Of the 2Gth FebYuarY-rte splendid aai "a,
yoritt Packet ship ROSCIIS, Capt sOger Edfgs D. wiz
leave as above her regular day For Freight OF f9As
hayiI unTiyplsd accom- m0dations. apply 10 - -.
sPOFFObD, TILEsTON Co, Nc 10 s'aih's''
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E0ai.


The pELlWAIE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY are retailing their Coal Tor CRATES and
ranges Apply their Yards foot Of Hubert AID corner
CT King and GIeenwchsts North River at foot Of Cover
neuys East River; at foot Of North Teeth st, Williams
burgh and II of Adams ST. and foot Of JOrasmoa g.
Brooklyn OF at the Office o. the Company No 81 Wal-ot
1sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

Tho Importing Stationery and Fancy Goods VIII he
soptnned by Isaac H. BassetI. Robert AOosn aud Johh
' ,,lw '"''' BASsETT. AB0RN { MOTLEY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-28

The power ot money To increase itself Is
hardly appreciated iy the generality OF man
kind, but is nevertheless enormous, after II
reaches certain point. Five hundred dol
lars VIII accumulate half million in 4 cer-
tury, and the next zen years will make it a
million. In this day OF ccntrivances We want
some genius to invent a process hv which.
like Rip Van Wrinkle, orc might take nap
Of century or So, after putting his moncr TO
compound interest. anil al the expiration o.
the time, wake up the fortunate po>>e>>"r Of
a few millions, and if the invcn,ion could hc
perfected so as to stop the progress ot human
decay during the season of torlituir and al
low the sleeper to wake up in the bloom and
freshness Of youth. We are not sure but that it
would be one of the best way> a-roin. 10 make
fortune. At any rate, it would he prctera-
bic to diggirg and toiling after wealth through
all the ENJOYABLE portion of lifr,a last acquir-
ed, if at all, after all chance for prctiting hv
1t is zone forever.-.New Hucen Couri.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-28

house and his place Of business together, Her
husband was amazed. as well he MIGHT be, at
the turn matters had taken. and indeed it Wis
subject Of deep interest and wonder to them
all. He was pleased to find that his wfr's
son was so we'll doing, for Of course, as his
master. he knew him well and shortly after
wards. having used influence with his friends
on his behalf. and knowing the lads ability,
he procured for him a situation As an encin-
Ger on one of the English railroads, which he
still holds. Only about ten months AGO the
lad interrcded and obtained for his father a
subordinate situation on the same line of rail
way. The subduel and grateful thoughts of
the mother may well he IMAGINED. An alb
sence ofnearl Y twenty years could not in anv
degree abate the frcln.s of maternal attach
ment; and though she had often dpplored the
error Of her youth, it was with feelings Of
thankfulncss and eladdencd heart. she con
tcmplatcd the extraordinary chain Of circum
stances, which, under providence, had rc>tor
Cd TO her. after sr"h protractcI separation
the child Of her affections.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-28
THE POWER OF MONEY,

1t is frequently stated as an astonishing
fact, that the whole island of Manhattan, in
cludn. the city of New York, was sold 26o
years ago for 81 pounds sterling, and doubt
less many persons who have read the state
mcnt have had the loose idea that the vcnder
at that time conld have very little true con-
ception of the immense value which was al-
terwards to attach to the land, or he would
not have parted with it for such a triting
consideration. But little calculation will
show that he was not so much out of his rcck-
oning as might be supposed, for the whole city
Of New York. and the whole island, includ-
inc all TIE property u. every hind ami de-
srription on it. and also the cities OF Brook
lyn, Williamsburgh and Jersey City. are not
t"-iI4 uorts the compound interest an tie e%37
pail 'or hrm 200 yeoyS oqo. Nay, more al
lowing that the seller of the island had four
children. and that each of them hal the same
number ANA each generation had increased
in the same ratio to the present, he wonl,i
have over "a, ,V00 defendants. ani his So. at
comnound inter. would have s''en tArr1
-. h & / ~...r7. -. or! >-ab.',il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-28
\ BEAR STGRI.

At the first >,tlcncr: of Vermont, t',rrs
young men I,;j their h'mcs II " "rha.eits
WIN rifles III hanl, AL l.'.--':: ear!. tract
OF Land, side by si,h' in the Wilderness. Th"r
erected a Ios hat, aud agreed tolive together
and work first on orc and then on the other
alr,rna,cIy After i1w months barlnonious
action. oae nf them b,came d.-~::isfed, ard
wou'd ro lonrrr wo.k rnly on Lis own lai.I.
Thus iiev continued fr some time, without
anvthia- 10 interrupt ;hcir course. One day
the two Who we at Ho,k ;og"tl.r were SUI
rri-ed At tIi, al "'t re OF the one working
~ h...nse.- T." lr.. 49, r;at. and
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of each individual purchaser. The man who
has good, sweet, rich pastures (thcse had moth
ing more last summer and seem to need moth
ing more) and means to keep well in winter
will do very well with the pure French Mer-
mos, realizing large lecccs Of fair wool and
large carcasscs for Market. The person who
wishes to crow such wool as the manufacture
cr Of the finest broadcloth needs, might make
a rood selection from the Silesians, getting a
beautiful form, with a very fine and heavy
fleece, and probably more valuable in proper
ton to the live eight of the animal, and of
course to the keeping, than can be obtained
from any other variety. We think it proba-
Bile, however, that cross of the two varieties
say the offspring of the Silc>an Buck and
French Eve. would bc more valuable than
either, as it would he likely to combine the
size of carcass and length Of staple of the
French, with the fine form and fleece of the
Silc,ian, and so make it acceptable both &c
the manufacturer and butcher And such 4
cross We think would be aiout the right thing
to mix again with the many fine Spanish Me
rino hocks in th, vicinity. Mr. {. has a few
Young lambs Of this description that look
promising in these respects.
We believe there are very few of these 81
lesian sheep in this country, and being OF re
cent importation, they need to be more thor
oughly proved in our climate but tlry certain
D " promise to be, either in their true state q
P crossed with existing varieties, valuable at
: dtion to the wool growing interest in til
: country \ draft of buck from the same
s li.inal flock in Europe may be seen in tn
Patent Office Report for 1911, Plate }, flg >
G All of which is respectfully submitted,
81 IEA GOoDHTE,
It ID. {. GoRHAM,
c f.. II. HARLOW.
RU>sE.L RANNEY
Westminster West, Vt, Jan. u, lS,22.