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w WARRINGTON, JanuaTy Iy, IS02.
Messrs. LITTLE & BRowN: In the prompt repub
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Form Of acknowledgment tohere the vendor is per
sonatiy known to the officer taking the same.
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Form of acknowledgment tvhere The pe,ld0r is k,loipn
to the officer taking the acknowledgement
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FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE Lo,

$3.50 GA IION.-NO. z.
For value received, ], A. b., to whom the within
certificate OF location was issued. do hereby cell
and assign unto G. D., and to his heirs and assigns
forever, the said certificate Of location, and the
warrant and land therein described, and authorize
him to receive the patent therefor
Witness my hand and seal, this -- day of
-, 1856
Attest: A. b. TsEAL1
E. F.
G., Fl.
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ENGLISH LAW AND Equity REPORTS.
To the Legal Profession.

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- MAST would call the attention OF the public
~. generally, but the ladies particularly, to his
new and elegant assortment Of French Jewelry
which will be opened to- day for inspection. He
enuneratcs in part
Diamond Pins and Rings, new and heavy style
setting
Ruby and Diamond Rings in great variety
Comedian Seals, surmounted with solid gold
charms, one very elegant and accurate like
ness OF Henry Clay, which the ladies are in
vted TO call and examine
Massive Gold Bracelets, richly Enamelled do
New style Bracelets, set with Carbuncles and
Opals
In Breastpins and Earrings he is con fdent hisas-
sortment cannot be excelled, consisting of every
variety of Enamelled, Plain, Pearl Diamond,
&c. Also, an endless variety Of Cuffpins, Chate-
lains, Vest and Fob Chains, with other articles
usually kept at his establishment
The above goods have been selected with the
greatest care and attention from a new and
splendid stock, and, they of the richest style
and newest pattern, the subscrberis that
they cannot be surpassed. July %
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Letters Of Recommendation received from Judges of
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WAsHIN0ToN, January 81, 1852.
4 GENTLEMEN: My engagements here have not
LEGATION of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
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am, with much respect, your obedient servant,
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STATE Of COUNTY OF
On this --- day of ---. in the year ,
before me personally (aere insert the name of the
ioa'rantee) to me well known, and acknowledged
the foregoing assignment to be his act and deed;
and certify that the said there insert the name Of
aoarrantes) is the identical person to whom the
within warrant issued, and who executed the FORE
going assignment thereof.
(O6ica's signatire.)
Form Of acknowledgment ,chere the pendor is not
kno,on to the officer, and his identity has to be
proved
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On this - day of ---, in the year -,
beforeme personally came (here insert of the
person TO tohom the certificate Of location issued) to
me well known, and acknowledged the foregoing
assignment to be his act and deed; and | certify
that the said (here insert the name of the person to
,chom the certificate Of location issue) ia the iden-
teal person TO whom the within certificate OF To-
cation issued, and who executed the foregoing
signment thereof.
(Ofcer's signGturs.)
Form Of acknowledgment ichere the vendor is not
personally knoun 10 the officer. and ,ohere his
identity has to be proceed.
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attorney, for me, and in my name, to sell and con-
vey the within land warrant, No. -, for ----
acres of land, which issued under the act of Sep
TENDER, 1850
in he Of
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Oh us ------ Day Oh -, IN the year -,
before me personally came (here insert the name
Of the person TO ,chom the c0tifcale Of location is.
sued, and (here insert the and residence of a
vitness,) and the said there insert the name of The
tcitnsss) being well known TO me as n credible
and disinterested person, was duly sworn by Inc,
and on his oath declared and said that he well
knows the said (here insert the name Of tie person
TO ,chom he certificate Of location issued) and that
he il the same person TO whom the within certif-
cate Of location issued, and who executed the FORE
going assignment; and his testimony being salts
factory evidence to me of that fact the said there
insert the name Of the person 10 ,chom The certificate
Of location issued) thereupon acknowledged the
eaid Assignment 10 be hia act and deed.
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INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, for January,
Il 1852.
The War in Hungary, by General Klapka, late
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Man and his Migrations, by n. g. Latham
A Ladys Voyage Round the World, by Ida
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DR.. HOOFLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTkRS,
READ AND Be CONVINCED.
From the Boston Bee.


The Editor said, Dec ,:
"Dr HooGands celebrated erman Bittsrs for the sors
q Liver Complaint Jsondce, Dyspepsia Chronic or Nef
YOU. Debility Is de.eredy Of the most popular msdi
cine, of the dsy These Btte have been used ~ tnoc
s.nd. and friend elbow says he has himself received
Ar ,gectu.l and pc manept OF Liver Complaint from
b u.- OF this remedy We convinced that In the 1se
vi,oT fact worthy Il great consideration They peaSAn
In ts.. a. smell .nd be- used By persons with ne moss
deicste som ach. with safety under any chcamsAnses
We are speskr from experience, and to The sfstoe ss
s'- MORE EVIDENCE.
Hon C. d. HIsELIsE, Mayor OF the City OF Camden N
J, 'sy': s,-r.,v. raw, ..sa n.s,
f..rug notices medicine and the ssurce nom Whce
they came induced IN Jury respecting rs lela
From inquiry persuaded 70 use t. and must s,y
urd II specific IN rs action upon diseases OF ue hSsI ahs
digestive organ snd the powerful influence efsru 80
urryou. o. o.raron Is really suIpnns IL cains aad
ems the nerves ringing them into Eate of repos'' Hs
seep refreshing. 49,. .r. 49, aria
ms nedicre generally uscd, ~e He 80
ss re-. uuc Be lea. sickness from the stonsch u.@
az Nervous system the great majority OF rea 1ho
.rv di., Ases enanste Have them Ia hesny con Ioe
40 Won Ear BID d. rance 20 ep.denics kenefsJ t 90
,-.oIssTv medicine would advise our fneacs wno Gs
$1,000 % i've 8 trsI it viii recommend ltseif
:, hors IN tsct be In every family no other nedicaes
Ear proeuce sub evidences OIL meilh
Por saIe whole sale and retail a. $3.50. ,-o,r
THE GERMAN MEDICINE sIOhE
NJ t9 one door below 9Th PnilsdoiphA and y
rsSrtet.IIs dealers E,n~rsly throughout tho eosntIy
For ale wholesale ard retail BY A D. \ u oANDo
.orr :, of Fulton and WiIsm-sts. ". 7.
RETAu AGgsTs-Chsrles n. RiGg, corner Broadway and
Jokn a Hew.Yosk, and Mrs Hays Brooklyn
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MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

lV REsTORER Is not hair dye, and contains no dele
tenoos Ingredient IL never fails 70 restore the hair h0wey
~ gay % us original color and a. the time 70 strength
en- ana restore nsb however week spped according
20 directions The hair will retain ts original color during
.nc roots Of the hair prevents from falling
badness and prevents dizziness headaene pespi
ration Of the head dAndrut csd head sf any srupuons OF
,he head zee York Chr0R for old and large sdyef
uement PTice 50 bottle For sale st the principal
depot No SIS Brooue-st Of Elizabeth No 10" and
III Bewrry; No. 1872 Broadway No. Hs ston ST.
No 2i7 Fultonst, Brooklyn
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tho ap-
- ph.uon II the Mayor Absrmsh int commonav Of the cQ
III S-. Yoh rssuvs the OPENIsG ard LAYING OUT Of
PIRiIC SQUARE, snoss a. BLO0AIs6DALE SQUARE, I'd
Al, sns,ssnth Wafd Of sad CJTbs usds-snsd coooosra
of s.ms. the above entitled asss bsse1
ave pofsusn, the fsqrsnsnso al Act the Leessf
tr. Of the p-ops " the Stats Of ~Yofk, entitled 40 Act
amend n Act entitled reduce several h~s relating par,
ucuary d New YoA. Ac essssA April soi
ss "As Act amend Act snutis1
An collection Assesansnts and rsIss 10 ne
y add County Ns~ fOs and r Othsr ea~ssd na1
IL passsd Nag st 10 dc owners, occupant
ocuysn,s snd improved snds sssetsA
compstsd their and assessment
entitled and that all shoss intsfsn 49,
affected and opyssf 20 The are
their ObJsetOns ~nuns a. no5ks .hnhoD Sp
ofhs said COnmz-gosfs me once OF yone
M,.s- No the CIy VI Me- foss, ~tnss "irW
Isys from this D0ccs And hat Tie hab s"ses' -
~. . add soiors, that " sag A.
~. 81, os =. of Oafcs Of s0d Ins and bs'ns Ne
sne,.n, Ward The City II Ss~ TOf end eoeoded dscnoee
syy ns OF sI, seventh o 81 90 the ssfh, ~ tho
soh.y Ens rd fsd 81 I'D 49, b. he
rss,sdJ Hbs sI ths vsst by TIA sAss
.,y Inc or AIDE Of Elsgsnt lIt ld to~u on tbs aal
,.sS ,, The Conm.sons Of E4s AID Assessment 10 M
savs .nt nsst-r hs Aforesaid 70 uo spsst Comm.sos
a.. and .hicb map emitted, Mag u pfopsTty
sa Tor b..,htsd % The sns hyns oat q fstks
seuar kurB Bloom astxs Squsr- ths s'rssssnh W0d q
N, cry OF And he said Commissioners further
a ,bs r-port tbs Quilted s,D ns1s
se..I Tsna Of s.d cosr City Hail VI
Car on Saturday the ~
openins that DAY s.d chat and thea
coon eonnsi be heard nn v ~ made ,ssl
80 ,.por, - ooasrued-Dsi,a ssv rors. July lAs
hOSEs nAfsARD.J.l
yoHs A. WEEKS, }Conmsaotsfss
JosEPBs ToRg
Hsssr v Dsvns, At,orrsy jyls toen
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D. $. HousH. Auctioneer

ERlDAY, Sept. 10, 1852. at l04 o'clock,
Il large and peremptory sale OF elegant HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE arc HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES; Ia.
pestry Brusses SPY aud Ingram Carpets. Giss Ware.
fsncy Goods &c &C, At the Sales Rooms No $40
Broadway -prnst embracing every variety OF goods
necessary houseseepers snd ali go order md = be
sold without regard 20 cost Terms go snd under Cash
over and under $500 months and over 500 months
for approved notes CAtalof the morning Of sale
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: IGHT-PRODUCING MATERIALS.
paintiHs, Er.


ZINC Warranted pure
II The NEW-JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse No "
Deyst prepared 70 supply their Zns Paints 81 NE "'
lowing prices
Ne White, ground IN OIL, &C. per pound
No Whl.e, around in oil, &c. per pound
No White, ground In oil, 7c PEI pound.
Brown and Black HOund IN OIL DC per pound.
Dry White Of Zinc, &c per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT, -,
r ,horcn,h test 10 Europ, and the United sstes hiss
seep found u retain beauty and protective qualities ons
ar than any other paint Pof whiteoes- ana oriAhey
rnrivsled IL free from 81 poisonous properties ~ cOmn0s
and dangerous In other pigments will cover-equs ~esnt
hou 40 70 lOo per space n ar esd ana ,ns'v
d. much cheaper u the As sn inside Panh
VII not turn yellow when exposed 20 the sPnrfous
sss.-s OF coal fires the foul air Of rPs Ihe ~ n!.s
Zinc around vanish produces the gsree ain nnn roen
BBOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN H. bosp trm HARD and solid mstahc coenns uPos
wood brcs iron and other metallic sursees are
Tor their 6r.-proof properties They are speesy sospa
a. NADINE ourpo.-. hsvins beer found 20 resist me eorod
ing action Of salt water - destructive 70 o'osi
srs supphed on liberal terms y ~ AZ n.,n
MANNING Il sQUIEh Assnn' NO % pey a'
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COURT.-In the matter OF tho 40.

- plesuob " Mayor Asmss and comnonany Of ia
CRY fsls,iys the OPENING ~ ONE HUnDkk0
AND TWENTY FOURTH ST., rom tie Ob Cbsfek Rad he
the Clty a ss~ fo<sfas Brtsrssnsd commissossn
Of Estimate And Asss.Dsai the sb-s snflsS hs<soD
The Of Aetof The Lsosaf
Of people o. The Stats u New Yor, entitled Al AT
amend sr-c Act % reduce s~vszi ~s rssss par
afy the CT, u Sss fort into Act pzsssi AeI 20 is
aEd tie sstd 40 Act 20 smsnd Act snrfsd a. A.
relation tho collection Of Ass-ssDso and rsfss he C1
COuDy Of se~ Yor and FOR Oss oasssS sv ~
eusaHt, all and improved 1nmDroyet zsSs shscs1
srsby have eompss6 hsr estimate snt A<ssssn cot
sasS sss hat al ~hossstsfsso ne ~
ctsd hsrsby ard sho be oDpsss ~ the .ss ass
present snuas. IL bkNkr ~
Chairman n ne sad Commissioner, The oaes oess
Osoofns No ~ Mulberry the CITY rss Ion, e..-
thirty days from tho date ~ bss noucs AID hn ne h"
6raesl ssje and assessment us - -
ots parcels 81 and. stasts AID BE- y 70 Se -
Of he CRY fOn and Included within ne Dso. s"
cit, % the EAST By ~s.srv hrs o. sss ~ ~ % ~.
a.. bkck ostssss sn ~ 80 a., -
a. IN. .atk b. bsso eeoffs o. os esA
SIla :, A. toe s.ns ~b osf on ne asn<es ~ 80
\, ,bs aid 90 ah, - o'rsses -
- oHe Of The Gu 81 ss~-ro 49,
40 further oouts, that tnsf osy~v "a
1870 r,r ~ pass sss pfeeafsd % the ssgssss ~ -
- 60 ~ s-. Yors s2-cia Term o. os ce a. -
"a ~ ~. c., AZ the cy Of sss rors % - -, 81
f nssSsr Iss tho opsnias u the cosn % I'D
ITO. VII y rsSs that saiS sspor b oeahr'-A''
Js5siSs HENRY aygyxss, $3.50
Exhsy sEkIhoH{
eco. L oGDohAS
HsaxI Z Ds,m uAssasnA
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DAVID Scorr. Auctione-r.
mimic III

DAVID SCOTT. Auctione-r =,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AOC-
w TON on TUESDAY September II. att O'CLOCK,
p M on the premises. lee Lots situated on the Newark
Psrk ROAD within ride OF the Jsrsey CITY Fer
r, The property which for beauty and hsaithnes'
ri location and ready acc,ts 70 by fine plank road
with two lines Of omn passing the property every ten
minutes the ana eveningaIe % eenI.the
nsive Improvements by wealthy capitssls rom ~,
Yor who have recently made larse purchases together
with the splendid terry Improvements AMI low rates Of com
mutation 10 residents will tend % make property Increase
as IN yslns in Jersey Cy FOR further particulars and
map, Of p ope ty inquire Of DAVID SCOTT, No II Mont
Jersey City.
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COURT.-ln ths matter Of tho

SUPREME COURT.-in tho matter OF ths
Sa pcaon the Mayor Ahsmen and Commonsv Of the CJ
OF r-stvs 20 the OPENING Oi ONE HUNDKED AND
TWENTY Fou RTb ST. from The Oh Church Road the s .vsi
Ns~ Yob Notice hereby tkz tbs ostAt
sIv.asss Of the pfos
eesdnss sEsd vii be sssd ~ the honorable
Henry towards the J.ss- VI this Court the Supreme
Coun OF his abseBes. By the C~fh ~ ts
Court a. b.. o- tbs CITY Han Of the CITY of New Yos,
Monday the 18Th d4y VI ssp.nbs is O'cock The ore
aoon- Dated New yofk. AUG ~, iss
~ ssssI sssfssIi, cs-~... o..".
z DAyIss, Attorney aau ISIS
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Meeirdl.
DEWARE of COUNTERFEITS and

DEWARE of COUNTERFEIIo ana
-. ., n WisTAR,s Balls An C. WILD dEahf,
IN all the diseases for whi:a II 70 rec snltnen1e -
many cases az ~ III. skin Of the best pay nS-1 q n
yaug mas Effected laTse and ilcTe4sAe oes,,s and
hi, tsct has caused several unprHepee 80
uitstor 10 pain OF spurious mixtures Of gill Ie
asy.iS =, Is o5Iy genuine The rest merely mn
o., 49, # lie o,izaa while they possess Hons o. 10
yirfues ..,.. R.is.u il nut m
in totis. Win The words Dr. WistAr. bss1h Q, ia
Cherry Philsd - blown 10 the SIS sSI WIsrsR NJ n
I.Ifn -. fror, viii the Signature o. II NiStAn VI ~.
Tt.Si he sIvelop,s hereafter 9Th wi.pRer-e'pJ sn'
sseT,S 1874 IN which viii Away spPesf the ~nl'sn 'e
NJ ,.ruin. and ,fgipAl DR.. WlsrAKs SALsAa Of
WILD CHERRY. on seeoaat OF ~ ETen popai.ItY, ns
49, xs1.IveIv eountsriritsd in Phadelihia and some
- s,iss II tbe spurious imirsii0n thrown into the
.fs 81 extensively rregs'ed Examine e!o'ely esiHs
pse aa .sls Il ubslsss.s, ~ retail By A. Bk D. SANDS,
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Bales bp AuetioR.

HENRY T. LEEDS, Aucdouesr.
\ DEMONSTRATORS SALE of NEW
IA snd SECONDHAND FURNITURE Al Auction THIS
DAY Tu-.osy. sept al lot oeloes Sales Room No .
Chsmbert.t- near Broadway. HENRY I. LEEDS viii
sell above large ass)rtueHt Of New and Secons hand
Furniture which consists In part ~ suites Of rosewood Par
Tor Furniture covered Ia satin boc -tse walnut >debo ard
with srbe top BuresuX a.hstands Bedst-ai,: Book
Cases Sofas Chairs; Tch painted ard ensm.led Cham
be Suites with and without marble tops bronze iron Nat
Stands Bedseads Also lot Of secondhand Furniture
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furniture, &r.
TREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS MATTRESSES, 10, st CkAWBUCK'S, No
Upbosery and Feather storeThe attention OF familie.
about purchasing respectfully invited 70 the large and
beautiful Of Beds Mattresses PallAses Bed
esd. Gotta &c all Of which have been purchased at los
cash prices and will be sold such prices 10 make Il -
all call and examine the above stocz
yious 10 akug their purchases Goods sny part Of
the city Brooky and WILLIAMSBURG free Of ctase Oh
gsd, and Mattresses renovated and made over.
W CRAWBUCK. Not}58 0rand-u1
ID door east Of Esssx-st, N. Y.
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kITHIsKERS and MOUSrACHES

w forced TO grow ike magic By using Okah IN
ONCJFNT Iu eject upon the hairs inTscnioqs roni
IL soft beautiful A. luxunant ser years OF oadnes u
VII rot .ir Hs f,ee - i'jur- ne 81 ~ III A"s -
Dali PIAS' oSA' r. G. GRAHAM, Nc. III AHnst
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auction er.
DEREMP SALE of about 250

II desirable BUILDING LOTS, al the new ana 0cauu
nj villages Of strsttunpO and Flsmmersburs al Auction
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY will sell on MONDAY, Septem-
Der IS ia ococh the ground at SrattDupor ahout
25O beautiful Building Lots located at strNtnnpoH and
Famm. Isburg, between COLLEGE Point and Figsnins ana
only eisht miles from the City Of New.York These Lots
are s ty feet front and and hundred feet dsep
apd without exception the best Lots that have ever ben
offered the public in this vicinity the picturesque ana
romantic scenery surrounding them cannot BE- surpassed
The convenience Of from the City OF New YORK To-
sether with the healthy location will maze these the
most desirable for eli persons seeking country residence
well rate and profitable Investment aud mu.t rapidly In
ere value STAonpOIt and Fanusr,Durg are located
on Flushing Bay opposite Harlem and half mile north OF
Flushing Flushing Bay noted for ts wio fowl h.h and
clans and possesses Of the most handsome water pnv
leges Of half mile ~ length
The land 10 NJ AIly level unduating little toward the
Bay The is highly salubous snd there 10 an sbnnd-
ance pure Spring these places ara -lpe sV
era tin day by aud stages and they PROMISE
to become hourshius villages WITHIN eight miles Of
the city Of New-YOTk
Terms Of sale 81 and the aucOnees fees on the day OF
sale SIS on the 18th October when the deeds VIII De DO
ysr,d and the balance remain bond sud mortgage
for one year, At per cent
It'll frdispu.be For maps and foil pArticulaD apply
10 JOHN A. FLAMMFR Esq, NJ 81 West iSsh-st, orto
ALBERT Il NlCOLAY, AuctioueeI.
Ofcs.-No ~ Wall-st from 10 A. NJ % ; ?. W. and No
234 Grand ct. from NJ To- N.
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