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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-10

A LARGE assortment of I0-4, l2-4 Ribbon
"A Bound Bed Blankets; Servants do; Saddle
do;Fulled Cloths, Cassine,s, Kentucky Jeans, Bed
Tickings, Canton Flannels, Plaid Linseys, Ting
hams. Brown and Beached Coltons, oheeslogs'
Calicoss, SC. These goods will be sold as low as
they can be bought in town. Give me cal;
A. j. DEAKlNS.
Oct. %, 1851. Opposite the Post Office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-10
DWELLING HOUSE,
SALE OF AUGUSTA LAND.

November 2s, ls49.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-10
r. 7. RANKIN,

Richmond, Sept. >, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
4 VALUABLE FARM for SALE or

"A EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN o. NEw.r0RK
PROPEhTY A Ysn ssatAiAiax 90 acres. |. Of which
wood oil under safe Of GOOD cultivation; there
choice selection of the bes, ksd of Fruit such Az
Peaches there between three and four hundred int
rate graf Peach Trees us In full bearing fear yeas
old fns ochad Of grated Apple Trees Cherries Rssp-
berries ard Grapes and choice selection q Pears Of
good qsaIy. Ths Farm VII be sole bargain. as the
Thsre crops Of Wheat and Rye in the grousd This
Fam well wstered the buildings ali in good order.
ssd ha.f story House vi two front and bod
room first floor wth kitchen. and four rooms second
floor, Carnage house. Granny Wood house. large Barn.
Hen house, Hoepebs Heves and lumber Of good Dat
houses. and with s.ls expense can be made the best
Fish Ponds the Islard This Fam in Eas, Norwich,
Queens County Long Island miles from Railroad.
Oyster Bay whsstke Steamboat every day For any
'--'' ZBOssoRN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
LyOR SALE CHEAP.-Three. story

Il mastic front houses OF Hoyt and Wvekof sta
Brooklyn ten m nu,es walk from the fsyry web fashe6
marble msntles pipes 70 I'd s.ory large yards
&c rapidly improving neishooh,od sold TO Gloss st
vances. Two thirds mortgage Sage Lac
one Llock off Just finishing and ready for oces'
pants, viii be sold 20 make a first ra's isyesmsn. Of
ssry low rents to tsnsnts H,usss 20 by 20 o.s 10 By
leo. Particulars application TO THOMAS ADAMS
co. n Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
MOST IMPORTANT NOTTCE.-To

lvl Manufacturers. Mechanics, Merchants Gardeners,
and other chance for pleasantly located Coun
ySeats-There are now offered for sale several lots for
building manufacturing tanning gardening other pur
poses. IN the 8ourishu village ofNARROwSBURGH on
the Delaware Rver Sullivan Co N Y, Of the prinoi-
pal stations the Ne~-Yark and EVE Railroad about
four hOur tide from the City Of New York For Dartic.
ulsrs inquire in Narrowsbureh, Of T. v. WACKER.
,BARTH, ESQ, 10 New-York Of ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER, Ne. Broad. ~, or p. A. LOESCHER, No.
Greenwich where. Also be an exact map Of
said village
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
nor SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE,

\ entirely new containing twelve rooms-includns
bathing room-snd three, SIX twelve. eighteen
acre. OF land adjoining the situated mile north Of
ne village of New bursh directly opposite the Peweltsn
House and a6 ionins The lands Of Messrs. W. H. Priest
and CHARLES Downing and running FROM the street to the
Upon the premises stable, carriage house, Re and
about coo ut trees OF hs choicest varsy. many Of
which are full bearing Alsoa variety Of shade trees.
Scenery unsurpassed on the Hudson River, location
healthy good reads and wake 70 the village. Title indis
pu,able terms easy. r II. MACE. Newbsrgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
AT PRIVATE SALE-Two valuable

-Athree. story brown stone freaf Houses and Lots
known az Nos 65 and rs West 75sh st., between 9th and
7h. avs The Houses are finished in eegsnt s,ys vita
all the modern Sire OF House 81 feet By
5. f. depth including one story extension man ho9ses
In depth Also. an Building Lots on 15.h and on tI,a
81 all lying in one parcel running throufh from street. 10
stree. Said Lots commencing 100 feet ives. Of the
each Lot full For prcs terms and fall particulars.
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auciiosssr, No.
Broad 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

NOR SALE and TO LETT Acres
IL land at Kinesbridss Water rroat HarIsm RIVER. 10
Acres at Ravenswooc, in Acre Lots Lots On Msusy
HILL 81 at. 5th and eta Lot 3tihst ia nv.
Lot Corner Broadway and 35th-s. To Lst. Dwellings,
Stores and Apartments the Upper Wnds and lsad the
cnrner RroadHaY and ETchAnee-placs. from 10 % J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

u 0reeAwch-st.. WITH Ne 10 and "a rrnisv-ol,c. !.
the embracing rons about 20 fest On dr.. .s
e ssa q 2. ,ns,i pl,os The r.sas Of eresswsl ssd
sssses viii add greatly ~ value and resds1 \, ~
desirable place Of ousiness Also House and Lea No
Le No sizs i3 ssi 20 pr,cs ~ -
AppH 10 JAMES CRUIKsAANf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
RUBBER sPRINGs.-rO RAn-

~ ROAD COMPANIES CAR BuILDKRs ana
OrhEhe-In m a1vsssassnsss n The E<pess Of Ia,
evening" Ar Day euceayos ssls the symrsa.s Of IA
eonsuUers al India Rsbosr Sp-rgs n ms favor ~ -
csasorirg 70 3ersusfe them tkss he b tksf eASns<,
Against monopoly. fofEesubg pfess-s that he has =.
more than ess oce asos offered to coESproas wh ~
and nsps ~ arsvmea,, that ssck esuld ss.
the essIe monopoly Of tee bssses and cell the ssrr~,
Of any price chose hsvs slwsys dsclissd hs ofs,s
Essus e9on my rights snd the sqperieny II my s,.,s
Neither Day nor Fullss have the shscsw II rrhttsIs
Patent fcr India Rsbsss Spxx. b tie material !,
whcA Il oorpsssd; and all Ra,lrcsA Con pasiss ~
ether responsible partss infringing rxhs vi Cd a.
Row vested ID the Nev Epexrd Car Sprinx Co - n -
prosecuted. ]. n. RAY No. i~ Broadway. Neu-Yrs
PUBBRR CAR SPRINGS.-The faL
loving additional testimonial to the usrr.s Of ~
RAYS sBEh CAR SPRINGS over al s,Asrs'
has jUst been received. l. meets No comment
HUDSON RIVER RAiIRoAD OFri<x
NO. % Nafrtn-ss. n T., March 5, 1851
y. ~. RAY, ESQ -DEAk STR Since my coanec,loa "a,
ths Road. have watched with mach interest the ass,
OF Rubber Springs for Railroad Cars and have no hessa
TIC. IN saying that your SprBs ncompsxsy the ssss A.
tcle which have used hare tined o;hers aai
found them TO fan under pressure feez IL vssA.
er. and become wore thsa useless shOes prefer ven,
a. double the cost TO pioysg any oasr Rasoer ssnss
Which has fallen under notice. foar Springs posssss
the rare quality Of preserving their classic tvs, temper.
s;uies. lSaentdl YoaIs, &c, OLtvERH LEE
Lite Sapt II. RNlyosd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
LINENS.-In hs

HI Leading New-Yort papers. few Asys nnes. ~
rsct<d the attention Of the public 20 spsTlsus cs.
Liusn Goods sealed RichaJdsoa. bons / Go nens-,
h1m or :" RICHARDSON, SONS 0w6EH" vhees
tsress ws represent IN this country. And hsvi1s
lsarrs that large Quantities Of the class
are AZ prsssns store in New York. and still eess
sascsupaloss parties 70 the trade The gsasins -,
We dsen d1sy 70 consinss the caution osfsfe
and - Request that those Who give presrsncs a
udsens L2P0s," will bear N and thai tas ns.S "a
6.p = nm VIZ: ~ N. RICHARDSON. eoS'
JOHN bULLOCRE { JOHN B. L0cksA
9sls nspgvssntatyss. No. n PiAs ~ Hs1- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
PUBBRR CAR SPRINGS.-The fsl.
ITO TAILORS, SEAMSTRESSES,,S

u OrHERs-Nessrs W. THORP P,ct,..I
Tsilo<s. 0f fo1th Wesre, H., have invented Nssaps
for Pressinr all Kind Of work connected with the Ta,
Burmese. II 10 mple durable easily aud esnv,n..,,s
operated pessa do and better Pressing sa2
PrsssHg By hand Il saves both tine AM aAor, wAssS
readers ebscs worthy the consideration q IN "a
rsge1 n the business State, County Town Rshts ri
ssTs Msehtses for sale The Msckms mar be SEGA :, M
Tl BIcafway, New YORK, up sisirs, Ne 9 Province AZ
Boston. Mas, ard Al Ftehferaid Co nemp,oa
Coma rare chance fer Nsckpisa or Others who w
u enSsks In the business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
Drp Goods.

-,
TRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
~ Frs, sHIPs, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, aaa
COACH AND CAR MAKER5.
In consequences Of the burning Of theH varshosss =
rasaaa o. the undermined have rsmovsdts
NO. ~ PARK-fLAcR AND No. Is MURasrsIy
whsfe the3 are DOW opening entire new s0ck o.
ffkNIkHlNG DRY GOODS
exclusively directed.
They VII have constantly on hand and VIII es CAV
quality Of
a. FAMILY LINENS, .u~-
Linen and Cotton sheerihgs, Linen ssd Ccuo. 49, 49,
cAslrss. TABLE Danssks. Nsesins and IsweLnss D.
nfrsaes and Quilts, 5AiE De Lame aud Brccs,sc.s
masks snd Draseries, Colorsd and white Blnten -
pesisgs, 81 the varieties; Masrisss and Dfssss" w.
Hair and Feathers.
Abs, . full AID complete sssortmsst o.
COACH AND CAR TRiMmlN09'-s ss.
Received direct from the French and German 49,
conprsins every variety Of plashes. Closs OsI ~
Marcollnss. Car Headings, OIL Cloths. kaAnsSs
Patent Leather Coach Lace and SnAges
panasks, Lastinss. Morssss and Crpesipr. fds CAS-"
puyposss. ....s.dsf5
Invited 70 eur stock. DOkEAUs chAY-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
q LAMMERSBURGH.-This new va.


lage accessible several times day both hy ssasss
and steamboat situAssd within eight nuss II tAs Cay
HAIL spposiSs Harlem the College Point and riushnx
Bay near Flushing and adjoining the village Of Sua,toa
port. which sold readily Ass sprns asd aow building
plscss inscrssctins each eshsr aad WILL from it, com-
nandos s,sssoa Aseas. period Do one Of the PM
cipel scepsEts the vicinity Il Nsw-foTh: The los vary
n sxs. mon four clty lots proc from $ifS TO
9o ne tssns Ss3 down. and the rsss in iasta
Which enables person. however
- oecene hs e~n laAdera Il likewise odsn a ndse
1ess 20 0e cspstast. rarely net wxh-as theFs 70 70
eeoot mon The pest bat that this property VIII
"a no.tns ss u twice The prirs asked Being sx-
eeedN healthy and surrounded By sesssy which eanaes
- surpassed smbi acEg Of the Eat River vlasU
e yfusAiAx 6hefs islHAd. AofrsAA,a York Island the
1AnA1s Rseks, CssASM hesxssins V wssk Psas nAkag
one Of Asls places foe rsst Aa "a
esinasiasA MA fee lots uassld al sssstsspert pnos
31oo Any wishing 10 purchase q the above places
are reQusctei TO call AZ the once where maps ever
lnfseHassa vill b ehssxfufiy eivsa JOHN 4. rLAA.
4x8, Ne ~ Wet 18th Ct between TN and N avs. An
Daynnh lsr 0ssttsnpert and Tlanneusnlxh lots must
~ made personally 70 joan A. rLA0MEk upsid 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
1SARM for SALE on LONG ISLAND.

~. IS; c.asna about thirty I'VE ssrss about II mss from
heahy and pleasant nsghbsrbead in he y,n az ssvs
~ N private rssadsooss VIII Be seld On reasonasIe
en- ~, ~ paIncsiars inquire Of JACOB g. ABRAM6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
EOR SALE CHEAP-A HOUSE and
NOR SALE at NEW-ROCHELLE

: mile from the village: and about Is minutes walk
fom the New Haven Railroad Depot. Con uncaton to
and fron the city times per day low The
place contains about IL and the land high
fcutvstion, which double story Houss built In
modern STYLE Carnage house. Stable &c. Ii commands
epsndid view q Long lssnd Sound aud 10 within short
distance Of il. which avds fne cunning and fishing The
place veil stocked with the bss. o' fruis and ornamental
aess large portion Of the purchase money can remain
"a bond and mortgage Inquire II ROBERT p. TITUS,
Ssw' RochsAs or 9. BOVINE. Ne lss Madison st. New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

NOR SALE-Four elegant new brown
Il stone Dwelling Houses. z7d st.. the north side.
between the 5th aud 9th Lots q FEET inches front
by IS fee inches depth Houses so feet deep hressto
and attic. built the very bes: manner, and possessing
ever modern Improvement Of approved character
Apply TO ROBERT MCCLELLAN, the builder, Oh the
premises or at the office Of the Working Mems Building
Association, No. lst Broad ~av. or to
g. II. FLEETWOOD. No % Nassau ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE--A Lot on the west side Of
II Lsxnssca-sv between srA snd sa,Asts Al.o a
Lok n sstA- as feet fsn SHAW ts~Sr1 ths iotA
premisss, n ,<th- ct or No. 81 Chf e. ~ - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

EOR SALE The two three story brick
Mscsse Nee. 81 and s. West nh e.. aersA s1s
a ~ - si,shes b. - 4. siAoAss Apply 20 3.
II. LUDLOW Ne II wall-st (etool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
CALIFORNIA BRICK MAKING

- nans rsesst.Dnek MscAisss such y arc generally
~. escs nahers % the Hntsea klvsr together VIII
Ss LII es,ng shs0 u CsIfsvnia, OREGON ana New
Ms.cres ior sale b T. ". JOHNSON e ". X. WOOD
SVff, ct pssr Ne. 10 Msgsh RIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

nor SALE-The steamboat BOSTON
Il and the Tackle The Bossn 10 200 tuns burden. has
Capt Crook pesnt Propelen attached Can be altered
snd in running oder she il at the foot
n N where she may be examined. Termr, easy For
further particulars apply at No 50 Courandtst N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN, now lying At
the foot of Christopher st., North Rver6zd vessel IL
feet beam feet hold IS feet keel: draws feet water
when loaded carries $50 tuns burden She has been rebuilt
sails throughout Also everything complete and in
running order at any moment She Is well calculated to
run TO Virginia the pine wood trade Said schooner
be bopgh; low and accommodating terms by APPLYING
toPETER CHAMER Pougbkeepne or to WIN. DRAKE,
Deputy Sheriff. City Hall. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
HARMS. HOUSES. and PLACES of

BUSINESS.-Persons having such to sell or exchange
viii fId II very much TO their interest to call on WAT
KINS & HINE. No G8 Broadway. who have been for
time gagged the business and have arEe amount
of property hand to sell exchange with many
persons calling daily for that purpose therefore giving them
great opportunities to dispose Of property without delay
All business attended to promptly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful

Country seat with the spsndd house asd out buld-
IL gs thereon. contain about 80 Of choce Iand
situated Staten Island 30 miautes Drive from Poss
Richmond Ferry aud seven miles from Srapiessn Dock
The above property known as the MnshlAnd Farm and
mot and des axle location for courtrv resi
dsnce The heuss 81 feet By 80 feet and the whole
IN complete order For terms further ps nc
lars apply 20 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucsioueer,
Ne. Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

u BIT okiyp, or WilliamsbuTgh Property-A small
FARM OF Hearty so acres Of good lssd pleasas situated
IN the western part Of NJ. Canaan Fairfield Cog y,
fod-Sa Fam hes conpactly Is well prspsrcusd we'll
fenced. well wa,ered with pleasant Dwelling House
sns Barn. IN good repair and excellent Apple Orchard
Of n afted fruit and other fruit For uher PARTON
lars inquire Of l.. CHICHESTER. No 2s3 East Broad
way. N "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

in Manchester, rear the City Of Paterson, N. j.
~, each 81 100 feet. fronting on Mane-st.
9. each 23X 100 fest fronting on Grand ct.
4. each 23K 100 feet fronting on Bergen. st.
Also the equal undivided half Of thirty-hve lots, Of
which
g. each a5Iloo feet, fronting on Grand st.
4, each 25a lOG feet, froDtII on Bergen-s st.
49, each 25x l60 feet. fIs ntns LIST ST.
T. each Is by various depths fronting Pompton 81.
ModBg Sand to considerable extent. and said to he
OF the best quality found several Of the os The mod
price at which these lots will be offered together
with tie liberal terms render them objects of interest,"
person desiring 70 purchase For particulars apply to
G 8. VAN WAGNER Esq, Main 1t Paterson, N. J.
Any part OF this desirable property will be sold bat
would be much preferred that the whoe shoad be dis
posed of to close acOLeernNew-Y0rk,M March Z, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
VOUNTRY SEAT on the HUD.

" For sale, Farm Of about % acres. about 30
~ woodland in the village Of Hastings. q maes Of
the CITY House new, ., SON 80, sc msas.h BIS
and convenisnee in an unosuL degree; ten misut-s
"a from the DEPOT Of the Hu son River Ra,lrssd.
C..r.as IN the beat order supplied with variety OF tut
Stables and ice house on the premIses Tbs whole
pssse.cr ALEXANDER BIRNIE
Hastings, Wsstches,er On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

A FARM Of about so Acres to Let. or .
PaIs for Sale near HuEts Bridge Ysaksrs II ui,es
east q he slsge Psssessiea inmetias vss;s1 In.
w. cegnsr a esA-sk va ~s~~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

NOR .SALE-A very neat house on the
north ride of 2sth 81. near 9Th av No TO- with all tbs
modern improvements Pnce 81 200. Part can re nan On
mortgage a. per cent Inquire on the premises Also a
eae The store on corner of eh and Goth now nishing
IL Eve stories high and well located for ang Ind Of bus
ness Owner seen on the premissG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

u acres, situated within 90 minutes walk Of Lsns
island Sound and min Portches,er Railroad Depot
New York. on the Bran River. On the Farm are SIX
buildings, and great variety Of Fruit Trees II was
formerly known Capt. Peacocks place aud has awsys
been asverse country residence Of NewYo families
scccupt Of the heathulness Of the LEGALITY Adlon-
Farm village forming rendering the post
ona good ore for investment the whole may be sold
fer building let's. Title clear. Half the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage. Apply on the Parm,
81 TO II. wIEGMAN, No. Ill Vsrick-ss corner Chsri-
on NaN-YeIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
NOR SALE or to LET--Two Houses

n and Lots at Piermont near the Hudson River and
Erie Railroad Also, plot of Ground in the village Of
PeeKskill. being about three full lots
Also three Houses and about of Ground the
village Of Poughkeepsie. in view Of the Hudson River
aDdpot eve minutes walk to Railroad Depot and Steam.
boats. Plessant location.
Also to Let Basement Rooms and Cellars Of house No
los Bleecker-st kew.Y0rk Inlnive Of
ABM. p. MAYBE. No. zoe woostsr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

AVUR SALE-A hrSt-cIaSS House, NO.
n JIG Remsen At, Brooklyn, second door west of Ca
ton Lot 80 fee, front and rear extending back las fee. to
carriage leading GU TO Henrys House 30rs0feet,
tn &c steres hsh exclusive Of basement and attic Gas
and pres threug the house. with bath
roors and water closets and eleven wash basins with
marble Tops all supplied by large in the attic.
short OF the DIES rable residences 10 Brook
iyn, lis and compeieless OF arrangemehu-
For further paTtic olars inquire OF HOMER MORGAN
M. Pine st. N. Samuel MAYNARD, No. lN Rsmssn-
at at the Floral Garden will show the houss al any time
OF the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-Brown

Sore front House 90 BY 0-Lo' 90 By 10 A. aith-.,
between 3th ard 9th modern Improvement Terms
easy. Also large Brown Stone front House with Store
and modern Improvements <h 2th 1T also sev-
era others different parts Of the city desirable for resi-
dences or investment Apply TO [persona OF b. letter.
FOSTER VAN OSrRAND, AS West st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
TNARM for SALE-In NewJerseu ne,

ENARM for SALE-In New'Jersey, nea
the Bsxing Star Ferry. where stsamboats step daily.
ff.rs one ablIgl and 81 les from the Railroad depot
Rahway The farm contains 100 acres Of excellent land
div ced into cultivated Land woodland salt meadow pas
turs land and orchard House finely situated $500 n,y
remain on msrtgsse ut per cent Apply TO
JAMES Z LOTT. No S. Wall n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

NOR SALE.-House and Lot No. 20I
West l8ih-s Tor s. eco. II applied for within few
days he going Europe for the benefit Of his
heal b. Cest him IN cash S. 500 1000 can remain
bond mortgage. Also for sale Village lots, and small
armto lot for TO- hours ride from the y railroad
Tenements TO let Apply . Nc HsI.tio-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
FARM for SALE-Containing I25

"A FARM tor SALE-COntalning l25
"A acres Of land, situated in the town Of ssarsjaie
Westchester County within half mile of the Searsdais
and Harlem Railroad alton, and 20 miles from New York
On said farm good dwelling house two barns carriage
houae all In good order aud nearly well fenced
small lots with stone walls Fruits Of all kinds wood and
excellent water Said farm 10 located high ground
commanding fine view Of the county admirably situated
te divide into ANAL farms with beautiful building Sites
Purchasers viii find, on rev wing said farm viii recon-
mend itself to be the cheapest and best offered for sale
The subscriber will sell part the whole suit purchars
JAMES GRIFFIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
FACTORY for SALE or to RENT

Il Situated in the eastern part Of Counscticut, N Z
pleasant village, OF With 20 TO tehous wassr
power. Connected with the Factory three Tspe.
ents four arse Outbudings and twelve Of good
Lsndbuildnss new and in good order Tue above prop
cry viii be sold very cheap. long credit desired
rented for term Of years. For particulars address
r L. p. Springfield. Mssz-
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NOR SALE.-The two-storY and attic

II brick dwelling houses and lots Nos % and 81 Bank
4ths lots Is by i0 houses Is By feet have all
dem Improvements and excel ent order. Also, the
three story bnck dwelling houses and lots in Of the
above, fronting Troy st, also excellent condition
Ase the twosory brci dwellings and lots Nos IS and 50
Almost Lots By leo houses q BY "a, veu desirable
tweilnr and 6ne yards the street. Ass the verY
superior built foursto dwelling house and lot Of ground
No so5 West asts delightfully."- situated opposite ths
Park OF the Theolo gfcAl Seminary having all modern i'm
Prevsuents and cenvenencos Also the very desirable
lot and buildings Nos las East Broadway Lot IS BY So
Aaexcelent situation for Improve For terms &C.
apply 10 WILLIAM HARSELL. Ne 70 Cliff &.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A HOUSE and
Il LOT in Cheuyst Inquire of X. 8. GILBERT
Ne las Cherry-st N. Owners Of real estate, who
wish 60 se have rents 70 collect would do well call
on III. 8 G.
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NOR SALE-A delightful Country Res
denoe and ten of Land in the village Of Hemp
stead. l. twenty miles from this city. the house is
cottage built and half with wings, aud paz
extending the whole length Upon the place Is fine
barn and other buildings. orchard rspevneyard and all
kinds of shIubbery The place - beautifully laid cut,
may be had at a bargain. Ipquire Of
DE WITT No Johu-st.
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NNO LET-To small family, without
Il eiildrsaJ par. Il the House Ne asi 1reons a
Rsfsrsacss sxcSsassA Isesirs 4 he 81 Bros.s &.
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NOR SALE--A Bargain--A small

H'VN OhLE--A DarBdIn--h smaIi,
Il cheap and productive Fam, conssinns IS acres
arabic wood and meadow lands good build bss 10
pete order 81 miles distant from the City Of Now YORK
Railroad passes within miles Of tie premises Terms
easy Possession when desired For terms &C. apply at
the Real Estate Agency Office, No. s2 Broadway. up
stairs.