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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-26
OF LONDON PAPERS
1915. 1913 1910

he circulation OF the whole OF these papers, eX-
cnsive of the Times, in 1850 (tesed by the number
of stamps issued at the Stamp ofice) not quite
and half millions, while the number of
stamps paid for by the Times was precisely 90O,-
600, thus exhibiting the fact Of the Times possessing
positive average circulation of over $4,000 copies
per diem. As the Times has no free list, and sells
only for cash. this result is the surprising. 1t
is understood the circulation in 1852, is 1000
copies day. By the returns alluded to, it appears
that while the Times has been gaining ground for
the past seven years, all other newspapers, both
morning and evening. have been rapidly sinking
In 1915 the Times circulated 100000 papers. and
all the other journals upwards of 100000 but in
1850 the circulation of all the other papers had fall
len to under seven and half Millions while that of
the Times had risen to nearly $4,000 900, and is
constantly augmenting. 1t is in fact. conceded that
most of the London morning newspapers are pub
lshed at a loss while the profits of the Times are
known to exceed 100000 year. The Times pays
for stamp advertisements and excise duty, about
S5O0000 year to the government.
The daily circulation of the London papers is now
about as follows:
Times 600
Morning Advertiser. 900
Morning Herald 5000
Morning lhronlce 1900
Morning Post $500
Most Of the papers are falling off in their crcula
ton yearly. and the evening journals still in
worse position
| said TO live who has not garden. None bat thost
who have enjoyed it can appreciate the satisfaction
the uxury-of sitting down TO table spread with th
tIults OF ones own planting and culture. bunch O
radshes, Or few heads OF lettuce taken from The gar
den on summers morning for breakfast. or mess O
green peas or sweet corn, Is quite different ai;ti
from that brought from market in dying condition -
| How many in the smaller cities ana villages of on
country. possessing every facility for good garden
either through Incidence OF ignorance deprived
this source OF comfort, And how many farmers wit,
most OF the uxures of life. are content to pIod on i,
the even tenor OF their way. raising their last
above The " pork and beans of their fathers.
There were over six hundred girls married il
Lowell during the past year.-N. 7. Day Book.
| There are about twelve thousand maria geabl
girls in Lowell At the rate of six hundred yea
it would take twenty years for them all to get mar
ireland large majority would become old maids
| Southern Press
That would be a hardship. woman who i
twenty years getting married ought not to be an oil
maid after all.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-26

wag, reading in shop window table bear
sold here, stepped in and asked if the bear was the
mans own bYuin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-26

A number of ladies and gentlemen of Boston, have
subscribed 500 EACH to puchase, in Paris complete
SET OF anatomical and physiological. instruments, for
the New Engl land Female College.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-26

New Posi- OFFrcE.-The following office has
been established in this county, viz: Spring Garden;
T. w Deyane P NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-26

That would be a hardship woman who is
twenty years getting married ought not to be an old
maid. after all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ, sADDLERY Ware ca
~ ioase.ANDREw G. BuLL CO. No Is Canal Esgassss
NewOrieans, between and Magazine streets
Manufacturers Importers iSADDLEtY and sADDLEWARE,
constantly hand large and complete assortment OF Saddles
rides, Aangales, TrunkR Whips skng Harues and Bride
Lealher Hosahp sADDLERS TOOLS Trlmning every
s2 Ivd&W ANDREW G. BULL & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

FREMEN's RIor.-A hremens riot occurred in NewYork
Sunday morning, the 18th inst during which officer
Tnsdae had his skull fractured in two places and it is
feared he will not survive Officers Taylor and Carpenter
were also severely wounded. Two arrests were made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE. Eastern Shore of a
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
By'tEgeeester F0isst,

R9t$FgSEENe4f 4~OtSsG,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK. ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
~ The attention of the public respectfully called to the foowr
testimonials in favor OF the celebrated ERDGEWATER PAINT IT.
unnecessary EIG T MONTHS
the South the of the Paint firmly ss:sbished and
offered to the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED
CERTIFICATE OF Jvo. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
In July last induced to apply the Brdgewater Mineral Panto
a I s esf M I gn h4 e
co. cheu add testimony the embraced in
.se sssSs
and a
surface which has proved en.i5sy inprvious
sewssria, A:.alapas S,Rhse sIareG ls 1857. ' '-N
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN
OF ETEAMER MAGNOLIA.
s anTnE nHs v the ssnbs @ ss' H. Of m PsVgs
2 II N y sa and Iy nns
GoS 5a TIE HIFEsIT
'niis asTosau., December s,tssi.' !, .ssI
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBoAT PoRPoIsE
have used the BR1DGEWATER PAINT for which Msrara G.
BoSERT CO Agents. the hurricane deck Of the Twboat
CONSTANTLY ns sssa upon on
about weeks it became PERFECT SLATE,
sasn M he e ssris If ssd CS pERs sop
tdssy ERtDeEWA1Git purposes
..' lssps3 WS aRorN Captain Of To~boat POrpOiss.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AeENTs
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having LOUISIANA DRY DoCE painted BRIDGE
1 rM s4a m s % ss5 M at I
q s5s roRPolsE We ehseay recommend said PAINT as sU-
tsignsd> HUGHES, vAI1Err 4 THoMAs.,
p s.
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON. PAINTER.
1havs The BRDEwATER PAINT the five month";,
and an i hss M
, sEs Is s fo ] fds m m Hsatsts Fs II
A. AaP aSs p Sss va s 1sa sa 5 ali
sSi e qualities h afRsy RF Ps,s fer
N.v Orleans Febrrafy o,,sss, lsac Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
Ts % I'd ss1sta h'yn 4os and
vii at all times these fire risks preference where the sdgewatsr
sgne @ Sun Mutual 1s Insurance Company
EDW. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
s fSGahh faBTos Ris5s'fs Plses. asRs as'aa
j;M;LAPEYkE' President Ssvotlsaas ans. :.
sAhi'L F. AsHfoS, Agt Delaware hlunsl
equally respectable parties be app
their oce which those Captain N B. Robbins
ship eodes; Captain Wm Cu ship Charles Cooper C. Nc
Cu Assistant Engineer NewYork Erie Ralroad Beve Lieut.
Gel H. Tacoit, NewYok Arsenal; R. S. Smith, Lieutenant
auareser United States Military Academy West Point Oliver
Lee late Superintendent Secretary the Hudson River Railroad
Company, etc. &C BoGERT & CO., 10 Camp street,
for the States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tezas
suB-AaENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Measre, PRlESTLY & BEN.
hesrs ]. WATERMAN 4 co,
JOHN STROUD l. CO.
r. RICHARDS
E. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
AT MODILE-JAA1ES G. WHITAKER.
VICKSBURG-BYREE& Il ANDERSON,
GALVESTON-IONES d UFFERp.
BATON ROUGE-LEVI KELLUM.
ATrAkAPAS-C. B. G. WHILDEN. apa6 d4Wtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

rs- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRuNE WAREHOUSE,
s-s ROBB CO.. ae Ropb Fairtainl are con,
stan New Goods from their Alanufctory
prepared offer 10 dealers
tic Inducements and well selected
iollowa sADDLERY, saddlery HARDWARE HARNESS LEAIH
Err TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBkR
GOODS; SADDLE COACH, HARNESS. AND TRUNK MAKERS
MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
kY- Purchasers are invited 10 CALL eas 6W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

EgORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO .-a saeHHassssa Hsssssa,szz.,
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE Camp
street Newotle'us would respectfully request ths u
Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of ~ kinds
descriptions lis well PIANO
EoRIES tie factories Of the @ in the Ind States and
found those a. SIDDAST CO.,
NewYork Hall son, Of ErwYork and pIEYEI Co, OF
Paris The above nsuuensot the following kinds Sc
MI GRAND, PICCOL0 PlCCOI.0 OEIlGuE AND SQuARE-are
of the celebrated makers the world combining all the lhte
be had of tie subscriber s of and
OF 6 & and oetaves They wall be sold q
MUSICAL AERCfiANDSEo of all kinds and quantity
Among Others the bber keep constantly hand the largest and
finest selection ACCODE0NS brought the Southern Market
reasonable GUITARS, rnanuac
WILLIAM HALL SON. from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS These instruments the first class and warranted TO
stand the climate The subscriber has had in
Northern cities well as EewCrRn and
thoroughly acquainted with the mnrtst details Of the business His
stock ia the selected that has been in the Southern are
will always have hand selected
stock Of INSTRUMENTS and the LATEST and
MOST MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited TO call and examle his stock.
elS lyos IloRATIo D. HEWITT, 80 Camp St, N 0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

LACEY " CO., 81 st. Charles street,
Eg- BRANCH OF LACEY It PElLIIpSS Gel EBRATED HAR
NESS MANUFACT0Y Philadelphia Offering he finest an most
shionahe HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS prices
AIRING; ST2TfTI.S ATTFNHEp To. fe2f 1yAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

EN7 N7ARRANTS-No 81 ,665, for 40 acres, in
wv WILLIAM NIDDLEToN No. 2444, 80 acres,
in ayor Of THOMAS WILLIAMS No. ls for lto favor
Department Interior notice hereby given the
the No. Exchange Place. New
Otieaus. [iy2I Saw3ml FIN FARAlSoN, Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24


RgDV.fY',S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF The WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST vIoLEN1 PAINS II A FEW SECONDS.
l. stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
koGs SIS fsi &c %s sa
INTERN AL AND EXTERNAL.
s giving inst ant sH' to the most totenns and 'go
TO THE SICK AND ,,RiIs;+s ghIN5syFFhR1sa OF NEW
1 IL III ho Sn oS #s cf ffF 81 I il94S s
sEE Yo ToM F HEaPS X FHRa II s
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES oUT or A HUNDRED,
REGRNtTIsn REGRNhaIS n n SSS gSYF ag2R! g9RRs.
SS SSSSE4 S{$$Hs4 II II $ETsES S. #S$Ess; HStrr,
sSzsH sS1ATs \ \ EVE EVE N!SgTHs: N!SgHFs:
s!fH HEARAsHE EAEAs EETESs SgTEs
fSFLUEszA fSiSL II ONE HOUR:
cSF SF NoGS RGs Ef s 12os % STE5RsS 5s
Tif 2a Fl s5 SS@fs SR' '; S %
Fs REAPy S RFF FEW Nd @ TdS g
attacks vii be stomach, and nea'ralns the
poisonous acids OF the ''' PREVENTION.
r s aa s sls
W. ss ss s @ % BY Ss's sad sse s
rGSSsnt disease asa .sknrss headaehs bi5usnesa
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
s
NEURALGIA.
fs z3Ep
sharp s4s9si p 3 I sem IN
so departing + has arsd tbSnsnd Of @ N, city
& I s g. atD 4fsF
aaa & hs i tss
pA'n"' RHEUMATISM
PAINS REl {EVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RADwAY;s READY EEF will stop the e1cneatng
' 4sge e s9P '
s sE m fR sf9 Ss "s, a ss
in as @
town The Unon for the s. years.
CHILL FEVER.
CHILLs STOPPED IN a FEW MLNUTEs-PAIE RELIEVED
ETsT AlV7LT
EAowAys READY REl1EE I qsss f charm in all
strength and secretion of the SYSTEM
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
:;s; '
NJ ~ sSy S ss saa Street. Sswyor.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
oS WRs aho I vi III ] it isSs ss
MEpITM s. S
Sias s Sold also by G. N MoRRissoN il Magazine street. By
Aes for r. R. r. or RAoWAys RELIEF. lyAw
80 ADICAL CURE OF CORNS, without cutting
"a, or the least painpr from Warsaw the capital
Poland to the ladies' and
hans ssS' 81 s as s sy a sunee aSS
Toes WITHOUT CUTTING, by means of au ELIXIR
| of his composition i, w = yn-. ..... - "a, -. =,
as and the patep may and occupation with the
satisfaction OF carrying the Corn or Root in his hand
Il, pf
other foreign parts and by
Surgeons whic have been twelve months as
ele, the morning. three the afternoon at NO. l7s
Ro AL STREET betw cen Toulouse and ST. fster streets. NM ~
EbUMpS and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
etc.-JoHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP sffSssa
STE EET Neworleana has just received new and large as
eeS Pumps Cooking Ranges Bathing Tuba and Shove
BatL
Ship Steamboat promptly Aorder
Eomaty attended TO.
ss Changes mnisra
y. L.. E. Blanc,
OFFICE AND YARD No loNEW BASIN CORNER OF JULIA AM
81. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
ke eps constantly hand, sale the lowest market pr
OAK, ASH AND Pine WooD, CHARCOAL, etc. ct
cLAPBoARDs. .sHiSeLEs AND pIckETs. felt
n AND WARRANTS PURCHASED D-sssza
2sth September, 1880 teDrusry ls41 ,nny
obtain the highest cash price by making application
I disposed sell, may their
public lands napsconu d. each
land sas 1s'A''d by fsE WAL WORTH srb
, wv ARRANTs-N 81 sos, for 40 acres, i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
Mutual BENEFIT Life end Fire Insurance
OE

I Incorporated in april a49 and iecE-sa dividend OF per
cent Two Years Baantss.
Office, No. Es cAsIP ST., aravisr and Common sta
BUSINESS CorASI LsK INSURANCE. ONLY
Company being orsured ,y for the protection Of the policy
holders and their fne against want and ts operations
National Benevolent intiou oniG the
prncplea stodiny small runun paid during
handsome legacy children sitter death.
~ An policy holde whether liz shorter who
Iusaranca till desh participate the who's Of the profits OF
the Company.
Creditors tho lives Of Debtors married woman
lie Of her isan the sole bneh. and use 81
herself children, from The rlsin1s Of creditors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
y. L.. E. RExg3e,

u AND WARRANTS PURCHASED D-ss
or Observation-Disclosures Land Warrants under
Act Of 2sth September 1885, or ln february ls4 =
obtain the highest cash price by making application tho @
undersigned.
IN Those not disposed 70 SELL have their located
ee choceat public lands d. each tract Of
suis aaSE WORTH s.rar ,uoon,a.s.rs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
BURIED ALIYE.-A late number Of the Lon
don Weekly Times relates the following singular

dOn " eeKly LINES -felateS the I0AOWlng singular
story: -s4s 5EsstF&5
can officer Of artillery, man Of gigantic
stature and robust health, being thrown from
an unmanageable horse, received a very severe
confusion upon the head, which rendered him
insensiblv at once. The skull was slightly frac-
tured, but no immediate danger was apprehend-
ed. Trepanning was accomplished successfully
He was bled, and many other of the ordinary
means of relief were adopted Gradually, how
ever. he fell into more helpless state Of stupor
and finally it was thought he had died. The
weather was warm; and he was buried with in
decent haste, in one of the public cemeteries.
His funeral took place on Thursday.
ssOn Sunday following, the grounds Of the cem-
etery were, as usual, much thronged with yisi-
| tors; and, about noon, an immense excitement
was created by the declaration Of peasant
that, while he was sitting upon the grave Of the
officer, he had distinctly felt a commotion Of the
earth, as if occasioned by some one struggling
| beneath. At first, little attention was paid to
the mans asseveration, but his evident Iterror.
and the dogged obstinacy with which he persist
ed in his story. had at length their natural
effect upon the crowd. Spades were hurriedly
procured, and the grave, which was shamefully
shallow, was in few minutes sofar thrown
open that the head of its occupant appeared
erect in his coffin, the lid of which in his furi-
GUS struggles, he had partially uplifted. He was
forthwith conveyed to the nearest hospital, and
there pronounced to be still living, although in
an asphytic state.
ssAfter some hours he revived, recognized in
dividuals of his acquaintance, and, in broken
sentences spoke of his agonies in the grave.
From what he related, it was clear that he must
have been conscious Of life for more than an
hour while inhumed, before lapsing into insensi-
bility The grave was carelessly and loosely
filed with loose, porous soil. and thus some air
was necessarily admitted. He heard the foot
steps of the crowd overhead, and endeayored to
make himself heard in turn. It was the tumult
within the grounds Of the cemetery, he said,
which appeared to awaken him from a deep
sleep, but no sooner was he awake than he be-
came fully aware of the awful horrors of his
position,''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

TRUSTEES:
John 5. knisan Ia1nc johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hsgan, Samuel Stewart Richard Mccall,
Robert j. Ward, L. n. Barton, j. Perkins,
Joseph Walker VIZ, Allrz Arnold tiarfia.i
DIRECToRs:
E. yq. sewell Thas JCukup, p. B. Taylor,
ElYy. Coke, Iohr ~ ClrEaat &. G. SIeever,
~ 81 Cohen, l.. 3psrgauoerg. II. Rhoicwad
Same! Woi1 5chn 4. Dousheriy, G. NJ. rutherford,
O, Wickhsn, JO!n Caboras l.. c. Amisteai.
". Smith, N. c. iIsll, r. Betn,
H. q. iieart, f. H. Wngate.
Epw. JzSSFR Coxs Vice President.
A. J. WEppKnEUHH, NJ. D., f, hIetiicai Board of
THoaAs Hunt, NJ. d., ! COneultnti5n
H. G. HIS .nT1, Actuary. M IL CoaaN, Attorney.
RicHARD Magazine street, Medical Examiner,
will the daily from halfpast u TO 2P
By the Charter orly $4,000 is taken single lie.
@ This Company prepared entersn applications for Life lusu
rance all healthy White
Negroes sne 1t Reas by 's Board, which are less
tae restriclos South bne Dividends
annually, and the profits draw
Of tothirds
where the party has paid HE prenlAns in tal
California Permits NTYork and London rates Prospecraj
all Information Life insurance. and all papers
be had the Uhs the Company
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges
hours An p.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

Harmony Division No. 15, g. of T.The following the
this Division term: JAMES BkGss, W. P
WS s. MoUs1. r. ST. wM HonsPsek r g.; JAMS GovAs
C.; JoHN MEYER s. ConNnLus GoLpsa o. Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING at Temperanss Hail. 9s.S'
Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

Temple Of Honor No S7ss's Nee every THURSDAY
the pressn. term ending 2' 81 s.s w TnsMAs
pnR W. Ar F. s. MoaGAs, W. +. r. R. PoLLARp w. T.; J.
BRSpER W. Vi pow W. D. III ]. b. PArrlsoS, W. Gi
n W WnoIyInroN, W. S. nyS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

Crystal ount Division No. 4, E.. Of T-Assts every
THURSDAY o'clock at Temperance Hall e 90 St Charlss
strast Officers ensuing quarter: W. H ELlIs W. Fl s. H.
Bnows W. Al Rlrs r. s. II. w ELLIS, R. s E. BoorH,
]. s. HARRIs t.; Q. w. BROWN CT A. iEEo, A. e. HI
WATSON l. S.; r. W. POWELL, o. 5. jy2i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

Z BUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
etc-JoHN McCART PLUMBER No. 1874 CAMP ..fSssa
STE EET Neworlean las just received new and large as
Cocks various Force and Lift Pumps A
Bee Pumps, Cooking Ranges Bathing Tuba and Show"
Bait q.
laying and repairing Lead Ppes Sheet Lead work Of every
description -,
Ship and Steamboat wok promptly andrsparod Aorde'
rohptly attended to.
nierata
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

Tr,,ou JsivIson No. s. of TNieets evezs FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock Temple Hail. No 92s rcodDisoaas street
WP IL cAnsrsW Al NIs2uAlsEE R. 81 a. RosnsTs z
DoYDLE, c.; GRAHAM, s.; A. LAMREnr O. S. SIC
VISITING CoAMTTEEBother BnIekMTkR NO. III NewLsves;
NICHOLAS LAapgRr CouLrxR Common and Marss
srcsts jyl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers 70

LNOk SALE.-Ino SUBSCRIBER OUerS iOl
saethe following property located in the village Of
Newbuygb, and its vlcni'y, VIZ: -,
small farm of from 10 to 81 Of land on which
rooms on the main floor good cellar under IT, and piazza
on three Sides sheds and barn, with cellar under H.
small HOMESTEAD FARM. or Garden. of FIVE
acres, with Stone House IBai 4, fru,t SC
splendid location commanding view OF the rvet Tor
90 miiss House 40 BY 80 feet with wing IS BY "a cut
kuidngs NUT &c, with five Of choice lane STU
aied west side of POWELL v.
HOUSE situated upon the let the corner OF
Crescent av and the North Plank Road The House N
by f stses with basement and piazza rom
rear 10 fied in 10 the peak and buit IN the best
complete, viii b. sold with f'om four to eight acres OF
land, a. may be desrcd.
"A HOUSE and At ~ land. situated the North
Road, " m. Hughes's Gsrden.
Commanding BUILDING SITE Containing 70 acres OF
land. situated the Powder Mill Road. short distance
west OF G. tneys Bridge and about two miles from the
village.
Also the COUNTRY SEAT. now occupied BY the ua-
deissred The situation cannot be excoed, possess ng
utTvsed view of the River and Highlands and located
the otwo 1.-THE most roads leading
to and from the village, three fourhs OF mile distaut
from the Railroad depot steamboat landing, &c. The
grounds sucde6 with large forest and fruit trees,
TO sell H. or IS acres according the wish Of the pur-
chaser
Possession Of several VI the Places be had imme-
distely.
The above places lay from hs mile to two miles from
the Railroad depot steamboat landing Sc and ODER opp
Payments inside easy Alarye proportion Of the purchase
money remain at cent For further puticulars
eall on or address, postpaid, l. r. CARPENTER
Newburgh, Feb, 1889 la 1awSwA&ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

brcA dwelling Acpsss aad lots Nos ~ and 81 Bank st.
near tthst ces Is By ee houses o. feet have all
1eia improvements and order Also. the
three ssoy bnck dwelling heuses and lots In rear Of the
above. fronting Troy ct, ase ercssnt couditisa.
Alss the tvsssoy bk dve,nss and lots Nos IS and So
lvs1n and 1ne yards gas in the street Ais, the ven
espsyof sut esrstoy dwsss Aoasc and LOT of ground
Fssk ef the Thsols s1cal Seminary, having all modern i'm
and cenvenesccs Also the very desirable
An exceent s,tustia for improve nest Tor teuss &e,
applyt y WILLIAM AARsELL. Ne. - CHI e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

NEWELL'S PATENT.-The CHAM
prpIrpJrY onlv Lock from the United States
thai received the Tirss Medal at the worlds S~f ~1h
rhs o.y, IcS A. the Worlds Fair that honorable IN
dnreme MS were offered 10 have II picked
The only Loeb that saccsssfaiy resisted e!ey ssm"
of the most skifn macA in Esgand 20 PICK dr
Ing an uninterrupted trial II thirty days for the reward
500 offered BY the SUBSCRIBER ., A.;
the n,oud adopted above all ohsr oc
for s psrps merits the only reliable secenV 'op~oe
nnop the bullion vaults Of the Bank of ieand
The 1bscnbsrs England and the ed stses
todrsoroye one s,ab Of the above statement, OF ay M
Sv5ral a. shs side Of the Atlantic to coutrad CT as
satrment Of the subscribers, and prove ma ms
Champion Iock OF the World not sought Tor ano now
he;ns snens.d nv All the new Banking INSTITUTIONS IN tbs
UuJTed States Bsnksrs Brokers and jewelers. requiring
reject iecury ars invited to call and examine his n
pshI. s.curity - the store Of the subscr hers No $40
Broadway where every variety Of Lock suitable for DWELL
ssf sac DAY NEWELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

III seYcs. situated wi him % mirusss walk Of Lsns
Hard SOUND Of Porto Railroad Depot
New-Yerk.on the Bran River Ga the Farm az
buildings, an1 q great Of Fruit Trees. 1t
formerly Known Capt PeAcocks place aud has says
besa hvorss country ysn1ence Of New York families.
O accouss Of the heslthfness Of The locality. Adoln
ma the YaEs q Village forming. vpssras the pes
good for investment, the whole may be sold
81 L1ildng lets Title clear. Half the purchase money
nay remain bond and motesss- Appt On the rarm
o. to X. vIESMAN, Ne. III vaf,ck-ss. corner CnAri
-, Esw-Yeik lie SM&wr