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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

RoBBERY.-The dwelling of Abraham Bly,
rrver, Esq, was entered on Friday night or
Saturday morning BY gang OF burglars,
who got in at an opening above the door,
and decamped with some fine silver spoons,
&C., worth about $50 dollars. The same
party, it is supposed, entered the counting
house Of the Lewistown Mills, where they
got some SIS or SIC, and also broke into the
Railroad Company's Warehouse at the Depot
but found nothing there to pay them for their
trouble. The shop of Charles Little at the
canal, was also entered on tao sape night
and pair of calfskin boots taken therefrom'
Jewellers and others would do well by keep
ing watch for silver spoons or melted metal
Of that description.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
ESTATE OF NILLIAM WILLS, DECEASED

Late of Union township.
NOTICE is hereby giyen that Letters Testa.
y mentary upon the estate Of WILLIAM
WILLS, late of Union township, Mitflin county,
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber,
residing in said county. All persons indebted
to the said estate, are hereby required to make
immediate payment, and all those having claims
against the same, are requested to present them,
duly authenticated, for settlement.
sept3-6t*I S. B. WILLS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
Cheap China, Glass, &c.
TYNDAEE s. Ell,

No 2l9, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
OFFER to the citizens Of Lewistown, and ts
" vicinity, the choice of their beautiful and
immense stock, in any quantity and in all quail
ties, Of
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, Plates, Dishes
Pitchers, &C., Of French or English
China. or Ir0nSt0ne Ware
AS also GLASSWARE, Cur and MOULDED, in great
variety, at the very lowest rates.
Hotels, Boarding and Private Houses, sup
piled with the best Articles at very sheap prices
May 2l-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

The Gardner Claim-The committee got
up by the locofoeo majority in Congress before
its adjournment to investigate the Gardiner
claim and particularly to blaeken Thomas Cor
wins character, has had its fingers burntrather
sorely-incontestibl evidence having, 1t Is
stated, been produced to exonerate Mr.. Cor
win from all censure. We should not won
der yet toshear dhnt the principal speculatora,
in ali these,claims are good loeofoeos." ss :
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

Mr.. EDTToR:-Should Mr. Morrison lie
elected Director of the Poor. and for iIiust-
ration let us suppose that the Poor House
had canal with a bridge over (which
bridge should some day break down with t.
team and wagon, laden with wheat, standing
on it, wetting the wheat some, and scratching
the horses somewhat now how much would
Mr.. NJ. in such q case agree to allow for dam
ages? GRANVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WogpRn! Important to Dps-
psPfics-Dr. =. Honglnon's PEP$ia, Yhg True
Digestics Fju:G Gastric .yics prepared from
ions OF Baron L!ebig the greatest Physiological Chsus
by j = RoysEtun NJ. L Pr rladelpha. This is truly
wonderful Eenriy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia Iaua.5-
Liver Fom'air, Cnaaun ;on aud Debility, ruTrg after
Nltur''s orh mchgd 81 ha:ars's .7geRt, tine Gas
tr.s Jucc. Pamphlets. containing scientific evidences
It's value, furnished by agents gratis. among
the medical advertisements.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
DEDICATION,

TNHE ODD FELLOWS of Lewistown in
Al tend to dedicate their New Hall on
Thursday, September Goth, 1852, on which
occasion there will be grand procession Of
the Order in full regalia, and an Grafton de-
livered by distinguished member of the
Order Invitations have been extended to o
number of Lodges in the State, and many
members from a distance are expected to be
present
:. By order of Committee of Arrangements.
Lewistown, September, II, 1852.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

On the 2lst inst, at McVeytown, after =
lingering illness, JAMES COOPER, aged
about 30 years.
In this borough, on Saturday morning last,
EDWARD MCCARTNEY, son Of Henry Eli
senbise, deceased, aged about "a years
In Derry township, on Sunday morning
last Maj. DAVID BROUGHT, aged 58 wears
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

The Franklin Repository and Wing is now
owned and conducted by Col A. X. Mcclure,
formerly of the Juniata Sentinel. lis paper
looks prosperous, and we hope his energy
and perseverance will be amply rewarded,
both politically and pecuniarily,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
Carr, Giese & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Nos. 3 * g Spears wharf, SaitiMofe'
JETlLL receive and sell FL1Uk, GRAIN,
w ana all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
inc luding LUMBER.
fr% Literal Cash advances made on Consign-
ments; prompt returns as soon as sales are ei-
tected. aug27-4m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

PASSENGER TRAINS leave Lcwist6wn
daily as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Eastward at 2 o'clock A. NJ
Westward at 8 O'Clock % minutes a. Nj
MAI. TRAIN.
Eastward at II o'clock 40 minutes A. NJ.
Westward at 5 o'clock IL minutes P. NJ.
THROUGH FREIGHT AND EMIGRAET TRAIN.
Daily, (ercept Sundays)
Eastward al o'clock and 80 minutes A. NJ
Westward at O'Clock aud 35 minutes A. NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN DAILY, (EXcEPT suNDAYs.)
Eastward at 12 o'clock and 80 minutes A. M.
Westward at ! O'Clock so minutes P. NJ.
FARE to Philadelphia, S4.50-to Harrisburg,
S1.75-to Pittsburgh, S6.45-to DillersvilIe,
So 2.95-to Harrisburg, sl.T5--emigrant train to
Pittsburg 81.
julyl6j CHARLES S. mccoy, Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

The Lewistown Mills are paying 90 cts per
bushel for White Wheat, and IS cts. for Red.
Rye 55 cents. Corn, so cents per hushel Prices
of Flour-S2,50 per 100 lbs. for extra, and s., ,25
for superfine.
" E. z. LOCKE e. Co. at Lockes Mills, are
paying 60 cents for Rye, and 55 cents for Corn.
1t Philadelphia sales Of fresh ground Flour
for export at $4 37@ 81 74-WHEAT-Sales
of new Southern red at 95 96 cents, and old
Penna. white for export at 102 cents, afoat
Sales of new Southern white at 81.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
THE MARKETS.

LEwIsTowN, September 24, 1852
The prices paid by dealers this morning
for Grain and Country Produce, are as fol-
I0vrc.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

Liquors and Western Produce.
a comprising WINES, BRANDY, WHIS-
KEY, &c, is offered for sale very low, or if
quantity is taken, liberal deduction will be
made on Philadelphia prices. This is an oppor-
tunity that may not offer again COR some time,
and dealers in the article are therefore requested
to give me call.
ALSO.
A general assortment OF WESTERN FRopucE,
as well as GROCERIES, &c, all cheap for cash,
at the Canal Store.
LAFAYETTE WEBB.
Lewistown, August 81, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY

AT PUBLIC SALE-The subscribers will cell at
Public Sale on SATURDAY, the 9th Of November next
Their Anthracite Blast Furnace Stone Foundry Maehne
Shop and other Buildings and improvements connectsa
Herewith, known the SOUTH EASTOS lkON
WORKS situated the north side Of Milst IN the Dor
ouch OF South Easton Eorta pton County Pennsy vanis
CONSISTING Of the mOiety OF The Lot marked 10 the
general plan said borough Of South taston NO ~ ana
the whole Of the Lots marked IN the aioresd Pah nos IL
II l3 IL and Is containing front said Mlst 800 feet
and extending length depth northwardy between ines
running parallel with Abbotst to the Lehgh hiveT ttae
Property living the Lehgh Canal and the Lehsh
Riverl TIE improvements erected on the prenses ana 10
be sold Herewith substantial three and haistoy
STONE BUILDING, forty by ninety ieet one BLAST
FURNACE - feet square with Cast House 50 BY ~ feet
STONF FOUNDRY 50 feet square Stone Offccs, under
which is the Wheel House, two and hah stores high,
forty feet square; FRAME MOLDlNG HOUSE, 81 by %
feet: Curola House 90 BY % feet, with Drying Oven
frame Store House ~ By So feet; frame BscksnitI
shop 70 by 80 feet; frame Stable, ID by . feet;
an Open Shed BY - feet frame Mdns 60s u.s.
square Also good and substantial stone Wharf extend
ing the whole length Of tie north front on the Lega River
and good Timber Wharf extending along the south front
ON the ehigh Canal: also Railroad track, extending from
tln furnace TO cary OF the cnder ,
The location regarded equal 20 any IN the state for
with large deposits of Superior lienate Ores and being
convenient the Magnetic Ore Mines OF NewJerssy from
which Ore obtained either by Canal or Rnlrold. The
budngs well adapted to the manufacture OF stoves,
Machinery or other Foundry Cong and the advantages ot
the location for their production believed 20 be unsurpassed
The Of transportation arc by Cana! and Railroad to
New York and other Eastern cites, and by Canal TO Pha
depha which city the Raod now IN pr0gresi OF con
sirucon is expected 10 be completed early the ensuing
year. There will be hand at the Furnace on te day OF
sale about 80 of Magnetic Ore, Zoo tuns Of ematte
Ore eco tuns OF LehIsh Goa and 40 tuDs OF Limestone.
TERMS or SALE-FOr Real Esatc-One. third CASH one
third in year. and Onetird il two years with interest
dOrstd aper Ut or months with interest The terms and
conditions win be fully made known on day Of sale
Persons wishing view the Property viii call the sub
scIbers Eer before day Of sale Sale TO at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises THOMAS x ILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
II. w. WEsTcoTT Auctioncer
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE-

IL French Pl Glasses Velvet Carpets Oil Paintings &c
on WI DNESDAY MORNING, lCl o'clock, at No. 10
Greenw chav being all the contents Of the above house IA
use but seven months consisting Of Velvet Brussels and
IDeran Room Stair Carpets large French Pier and Oval
Glasses richly framed, rich lace Window Curtains, Shades
and On sments Marble Slabs aud Bracelets Rosewood Fur
niture en- suite IN Velvet Brocstee Mahogany do
richly ctIVed Marble Top Rosewood aud Mahogany Center
Per6nd Side Tables Sofas Tee-aFetes Dyans, Mihogny
and Rosewood Chairs Cottage and Walnut do, Notllre
and Sewing do in velvet ard BrOcatee Mahogany and al
nut Bed ads best Hair Mattresses Festher Beds TO fir
Euegere Inlsd Paris Tables Quertette and Fancy do Can
delebrss Gandoes Marble Top BuIeeusand Weshstsnds
Werdrohes Dining Cord aud Breakfast Tables Hnl and
Solar Lamps &C. with aspendd collection of OIL Paint
infs OF Ie merit richly famed Also, fine assortment
of kitchen furniture with which the sale VIII commence
Every lot win be peremI torly sold without regard To
weather Catalogues be obtened on Tuesday OF the
AuCtioHf,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
B. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
HNRIISIEEiS SAIE of 30 XALIlABLE

Il BUILDING LOTS at DUNKIRK.-Wll be sold at
public Auction the Merchants Exchange IN the City Of
New-York on THURSDAY, Nov. 4, lS52, at II o'clock
noon, by Messrs COLE L Chiffon, A1ctioneer, 30
valuable Building Lots situated in the Hourishng Of
York and Enc Reiroad comprising the whole Of the five
blocks of land designated on the map OF said town by the
numbers 49, l52 IA 1873 and 1876 These Lots very
egbly situated in Of the best portions Of the town,
the remarkable end continued growth Of which renders IL
matter Of certainty that from the advantage
II must long become Of very considerable
importance hne opportunity offered 20 capitalist
for judcious and profitable investment For maps and
terms (which latter will be avOrable apply TO tls
tioneers AZ their Office No. MnIlst. New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
hsshs ssssssSSsssss1, 10
GEo. L. OSBORNE. }
4 rvxy 4. Dsuss Asfo<I<y.
C,IrpPFMF COURT-pHILIp d. McCAR-

- Thy and ROBERT c. AILEN ss.a~t WILLIAM hsStLkh'
NARY GRIFFIN Exscx, &C., and others-in :.
Court the ooIx csetse DrsHsss W - ~ AZ -
sOyEMBFR neat At Ia sensk H., b, AsfH0>i
Eq Asetoa~er al that eep ios, y..s % psss 49, - ~
IN lie xylIii Ward o. tie City Of Ne. io. - a. -
srd te.rril<d a, Gio~s. Commencing -. - -
r,e~Iy "a. Of nsdon ss distant s<ty PM - a -
nor,lsry hom tie s-s-isry CORR ra wos a., ts.s
81 Sar eel even nrh- we-y Ana 80 ~ - -,
kro al he of TIE party 20. - -, sA,ss on ths sorh
y 80 ,h~pee rssnjns souhsry an psaaa - nS,
en.y @, 80 and otss th<nes esstcrJ -,
az 80 ousL t.s n the psry vsh aso1.s -.
20 -. N hsrsby conveyed and the oss>s ssn % n -
hsAeoss''" u 49, JTRrnIAH z cAkEI, nssssn
Liza - 49,. q 49, - DU0OU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
r. A. CmLToS. Auctioneer,
DEREMPTORl SALE of DESIRABLE

II BUILDING LOTS At PlERMONI-Soth Nu nix
;oE MI al, AZ auction ON Tt ESDAl, October =, lSh,
AZ " o'clock al the Merchants EHcse, - Desirable
Builcug Los Pewoni o. the west eank OF tas mug
non Kiytr, nearly opposite Dobbs Ferry. ,
Pieuont IS prcyeTbiay healthy, and Tor variety sna
heauy a. scenery not exceed by any place On tne eao
ofthe Erdson The population which is estimated Al ~
!, neresng There five churches; u Is incorporated IS
a village the adjacent country rich aud well cultivated
ne hitherto oocas,ored by the shallow water
n,ar he shore the OF u commodious l-ndng nde-
repden, Of The railroad pier aud the consequent detect OF
hcihtief oife9ren intercourse Ssly ~h INC Wy 81 ~
RE recommendation OF steamboats, passing up and down the
49, 10 of ferry 10 the opposite sho-e, connect with
~ ,ssns of Tie Hudson River Railroad The lots 10 be
Offered - sale arc situated 81 elevation OF SO 70 100 feet
above Tie level Of the rysr They accessible BY three
aereIt otds. Many Of them Afford gooa Vows OF tae
river and OF the opposite shore. ,.N
AuctiOrecrs So. Wail-et.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
L,rrRr II. NrcoLAy, Auetioneer.

ALBERT IL, NfCoLkN, AuCtioneci'
nERFMpTORY SALE of 81 BEAUTIFUL
III BIILpING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES IN the
PLEASANT VILLAGE Of WESTCHESIEH, n H."
AUCTION . ,,oN
ALERT II NICOLAY viii sell at Auction on mon
DAY Ncv at O'clock at the beautiful village oil w sf
chester ~ Y, on the ground; a.. N 60, ,o,,
50 desirable building Lots and cottage 0i'eS " '' 0
ard rear, and loo deep. ,. -, s.,,;.A;,,,
Wssiebesters enc Of the most pleasant and nonrsns
Villages in Wes.Chcser County, ana Is Only ii
The city of New York by the Hsl Hem Railroad Ill -,
Tins beautiful proIcfty IL within I'VE minutes H, "
the ror Neyy-NoTk and New Rochelle hnipeu "ou
NJ 81 40 orcrn OF shortly Stagee regularly every
dnv 10 ard fr IA this place and the Harlem
he ground Is nearly lsve and sufficiently eeNase1 20
sure seulroIs SlheIe and the sou " oi tne n''
schools and academies are within me mined
- x.isV The CONVENIENCE O access from tAe cry; 10
,her with the healthy location and excellent neigAnO
fooa All combine make this exceedingly aeSirNeIe
nrou,Itv other ior geuilemGns country OF 10
ne and " Aingn.Gn well IS sale ana
,,xcstu,ut for Capitalists tire property n tl, vicinity
.is I'D viii oouiiu o rise and must rapidly hcIeass
m value. Title iud.sputAblc. . .. r - -. - a.x
YnsIQ per c. nj and the Auctioneers tees on the osy
Of ~ q utr cont ON the s,h OF December "hen tus
de, "a IN &c delivered and the balance can eia on oo
and norteste or thItc At per cent VI 10 per eu'
and the Aurtior,ers the day OF sale andtn
ia monthly ussln OF 10 pei cent esci until tle no'
smount n paid -, II -. ,,,,. Nt
Mars ana full particulars can be obtained Of the Aue-
ese extension by the Harlem Railroad viii be made Gu
~ - ofthr s.e Tickets be obAloed ire OF charge,
a srylvng 10 j. V HutSchlsr Esl- No % Chaihaui't,
ar 10 he AactCneer, No. ~ Nsli-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
lORh and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
ind LlNERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling Halifax
TO land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA. Capt Judk.ns AFRICA Capt Harrison.
fERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA. Capt. Resse.
ASIA. Capt. Lott. NIAGARA. Capt Leitch.
AMkRCA, Capt y. Shannon, CANADA Capt Lang.
These vessels carry clear white light masthead green
on 81 Ttoard bow red on port bow.
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK. "Wednesday, Oct. 70
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON. "Wednesday. Oct. =.
EUROPA, Retire. from NETWORK. "Wednesday. N,v 8.
NIAGARA. Lech from BOSTON. "Wednesday Nov TO-
AFRICA Harrison, I'm NETWORK. "Wednesday. Nov. IL.
CANADA. Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday. Nov. %,
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. /.
EUROPA Retire from NETWORK. Wednesday Dec. u.
NIAGARA, Letch from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dee p
AFRICA HARRISON fm. NEW-YORK, "Wednesday. Dec. p.
CANADA Lang. from BOSTON, "Wednesday. IAN ., 1876
ARABIA. Judkins fin y. YORK Wednesday Jan II 1853
AMERICA. Shannon. In. BOSTON. Wednesday, Jan. l9.
Passage from New-Yors Boston 10 Liverpool-Fnss
cabin. $40 second cabin, so.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
AneNp.uenced SURGEON on board.
u All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-OffCe For fTr Git or passage eppiy TO
+. Ct'NARD, No. Bowling green.
70 French. German, and other Foreign Goods received
ara brought Ia common with Bush Goods Through bills
OF ladng ale given in Havre for NewY0rS.
WATcHEs-By order of the British Treasury, watches OF
foeiRn mar bearing the MARKS OF Engish
manufacturers Will he admitted En- gandn tran
OF which French end Swiss watches may bs shipped
at HAVE SewIork Boston Liverpool withsut n
curing tire rsk heretofore Of being seized by the I'm
ghsh Custom louise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the

Application Of the Mayor Aldermen aud Comm nxty Of hs
Cny d New Yort relative the OPEsis0 Of ELrvEFTu 81,
from Dry River, the lin Ward o 80 aaS
Pubic besehy By the Mayor, Adsnes and com
nAy o. New 20 -s,ssn .rh eA-s No.
nd PROVIDED sad the Mayo Adesn, and ComsaHg a
CITY Of New ios ntend 70 make aton The ssessm.
Court New fOt a. SPECIAL Term u hs <zsd Court
u !. held At he City Han Of the City Of New foSt MfOk
DAY day sf October 1885, at the opening % h. ccs %
that Il or roo heard, hs 0s
ronnfnt Of Comma Of Estimate and Assssasa N A~
sbovs natter that the nature and extent s Weve
mt hereby nt~nd@d VI OF nth 81, from Dry DoA -
he llih Ward II the CITY Of se- fed 40
sut q. IA. nan az said Ldf % ~s %
lie LEGISLATURE Pcoyle Of the STATE. ead An Act rex.
Nv. 10 mpcyert- urhs the synz oat Of sueeu ssd hss
m The CRY New fok, md or oths gupoc pissed Aus D.
lsDJ.-Dstsa New -iosk, OF 3, LA -,
Al taO HENRY L. DAVIES COaz.sl 10 hs CoSpxsscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
is hereby given that all those CT

NOTICE is hereby given that all those GER
IN tain peces parcels and lots of LAND situate at D1u
kirk Chsasuque County State of and laid down
and otsgpated on map entitled Map OF par OF town
Of Dunkk, Chateuque County, State Of New York 1885, a.
bos numbers SO, H. 81 So 81 s. 81 So 6l e. e5 IL ~ A.
Centre-st; aso Lots numbers 40 a. 49, 81 g. s. u on
LynS-st also Lots hunters 81 S on Bnnao-st also Lott
nun bers ~ 81 81 g. G5 o. Eest Frontst also Lots
numbers 80 e5 g. 90, II, West Frontsti also, LOIS
nun bers Al, 49, 45 A. 49, So East Tnirdst also Lots
numbers So ST. 81, Eagles; also, Lot number 81 On
LARK st; alec, Lots numbers II, So, H. Swansti Lot
number 81 on CanoIyst Lots number 80 a. S. u -, ~
~ So 81 90, 6s 20 ~ On Dove-st; Lots numbers - %
o. 60 81, o. on Povers; LOIS numbers D. ~ q, ",
49, A, ~, 81, CO, On Deerst. -
APc 10 feet of the front Of Lots Nos H. 73 Is H. 49, on
West 1hId-st; also lots Nos 100 lC2 Centrost and Mas
49, lCl Lark block lf0 also Lots Nos 10 ~ Cana
ryft olfo Lots Nos g. a. IS 20 in block vi Also all the
night, title interest OF Russel H. Neyns Of m aud to the
north part Of block No Sci East fouIs beng IJ0ieet
ont y 10 feet deep the north part OF BLOCK NO IL west
FouIt it, being 100 feet front y ~ feet the no!tn
part Of block No IN being leo feet from: by 10 feet deep
win be fold at psbic auction TO close concern az tae
Merchants Excsngc in the city OF New YORK, on me an
day Of November A. d. 1852 at II o'clock noon OF that
day. Terms Casl0 per cent payable the day oil sale ana
tho BALANCE fifteen days thereafter, when deeds Will DO de-
hyerod oo,u
MeIs OF the property may he had a. the ofco Of COLE
Chiffon, AuctioneerS, No. 9 Walst ,,,
RUSSELL II. NEVlNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
CROW GASES! SHOW CASES "A lare
Sales bp Anrtion.

w. A. CARTER, Auctioaeer.
UCTION NOTICE.-New Grocery Stock
n and Fixtures this day. 10 O'Clock al Prince
ard Lsurenss being fresh and stock Of choice Fam
jy Groceries consisting Of the usual assortment OF Teas
s1rsrs Coffee, SyrHps, OIL &C. Also with Horse, new
Wsfon and Harpefs together with Scales Tea and Molsss
Cars oil new. Aso the lease Of the al very Og
npt This sale will be positive 10 the highest bidders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
NOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND

l. 'UK II X sd 2 II 1, n['Lr poaT
Il DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE, Long Brsncnl rOhI
NASUISGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK,
(hfidaietown) and RED BANh.-Ihe popular seaier
EDWIN LEWIS. Capt J. Z Corles VIII leave hooinsoh-
!, Per North River follows:
- 800, srvv-vosg FROM SHREWSBURY.
s.,,,Soy ne, is Z. A NJ Friday Oct IS, "a. N.
T-S.dsy Oct 10 I'M MONDAY Oct. 10, A. N.
1tv,sSyv Gc, u up NJ Wednesday Der. q, 10 An
S,,n,5sy oct n Z p NJ Friday Oct. Y. II NJ
Tgs,Ssy Oet IS stPM Monday. Oct %, i. p. NJ
Wesn,sday Oct YSPM Wednesday, Oct. q, 7 A ".
Thn,,SSy dct a 81 p NJ Thursday Oct. q IA VI.
Saturday Ocs ~, +. ". Frday, Oct - A. N
Moudry, Nov. /, Fl A NJ. . III
STAGES wal be in readiness 20 convey passengers " 80
psrts Of the country.
B-For further information apply 20
RF SSON 4 BROUWER, Agent No lol Wes-s'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
C,IrpREME COrRT-In the matter Of the

A Of the Mayor Arrnien and fmmonsy o. Nc -
"a Me-. Yofk relsfy. OPEfffO Of ONE HUNDRED Az
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he srrsd N tns street Cousn~assrp0
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and presented sUpssEs cour q he State a nsv Tea q
st~ said Cecr be he'd the cy Hal % Cay
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HEsRY BgRrhOLf, Connssosess.
GEo. L. OSBORNE
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