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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07
TUESDAY, May 4, 1852.
SEN tnsls

The Chair laid before the Senate report from the Secre
tay Of the NAVY in reply resolution of the Senate
calling information whether any naval officers were
receiving any Illegal allowances. The report was read.
message received from the House announcing the
death of the Hon Charles Andrews of Maine and the
c.edinps O House relative thereto.
MIR. Halnn then moved III" usual resolutions of condo
hence respect, and paid most feeling tribute
rpnry virtues Of the deceased
Slr Bradhu. said few words and The Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The clerk having lead The journals of yesterday, Mr. Nc
Donald uf MHinc, for purpose of announcing The
for The Of Maine. He said the departed gentleman
who till within few days occupied his seat the hail.
enfeehled heah bat strong possession OF his
faculties and intellect Is more; intelligence having
been received of his DEATH Although comparatively young
man. Mr. Andrews had received many tokens Of the
and confidence Of The people Of his State Educated
lawyer he had been selected in early life to represent his
native COUNTY during three sessions OF the Lees
ature and chosen Speaker Of The House OF Repre-
sen,atives during his las;
He then returned Tie duties OF his profession, and al
filing high Judicial office. elected member
the present Congress OF the United In all the va
lions which he has been called uniform
y discharged The dulles that devuved upon him with dill
gencs ability. In private lie he amiahe AMI nof
-nsive-qualies that calculated the
regard Others. He trusted he said that the successful
Of the departed gentleman would operate in
element among the youth uf the country the
audaoe and that his DEATH the early Of thirty
eight would impress upon the minds of all conviction of
the neeng and ansitury nature OF all human enjoyment
and hnpes.
Hs concluded by moving the usual resolution, That the
House haa learned with deep regret death of the Hon
Shales andrews member 0i the House If Representatives
from Inc slate ut Maine-ha members du
ring thirty dayshu copy o: the resolution be forwarded
10 his famiy-and further, THAI tie House adjourn
The Speaker then submitted The res,luon which hainp
adopted the House adjourned
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;,, s,ccifr sum Of rrncg the different Coic-eS -
h western portion of the STATE; 10 the resolution ash.s
r- Ann Waits compensation FOR the cducnon oil ihy'S
10 "a, @ - hc resolutions favor Of paying Ans0n uuhs
-r~.r.t ~ his hicr. l. iura Yunns, tor ~
tuition II in'gor cian IL Tie county Of up1ar 10 ,' If
~ ,,;ct nj children in the county OF Cltro
- e. rrsa fer Altering the t section OF chapter III Of
The Code 50 authorize one s i'a9 Of aS s B a
q WIS., ior rlcs.irg John Lowder; TO the teso
yan ~ AMEND chapter 10 Of the Code so as to cGa,e b.
cess issued in clerks office Of s conny 10 ,h
un' ~ LInrietn Wuncisdor asking compensate" 49,
teaching INDECENT children in The county OF Iasnas of tn
na and of Circuit Courts which s now llo"e'
10 Witnesses in civil cases
Or motion The House adjourned
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RASTY WORDS.

Full oft word that lightly leaves the aU"s''
an",he1,s breast unconscousIy has W., %la a"s
And were he Wound S, r sssss might es 5sy
W., ,,,n,-Derhaps thonsh,ess JEST
ss idI. ripple of The vacant breast
Al i ,n, , shafts may yield vcnomed DEATH,
W WI, tn need, to speed them but little ofealn
Tho Bu.hman thus secures inglorious prey
a I'D words can men, as darts The Ostrich stay
Slrunce that the breath providing nature ienos
In man alone To work Of ruin 'enos.
We toy with hearts, as if The thousand chords
Thai v;hratc 10 the touch haSty words,
Could lar on. discurds all the liv"-loue day,
Nor any tension cause themto give way.
On strike them gently every human breast
is br a secret load OF grief opprest:
Forbear 10 add a note Of tmeless VICE.
Where discorGs ever are so prone to now.
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rO%TEts y
LINES
by W. D. GALLAGHER.

When last The April bloom wns tlngsos
Sweet doors the air OF Spring,
In forest aisles thy voice was ling, LA s,no.
Where thou td'sl with INC rea-o ifo sing
Again The April bloom is fiinSins
Sweet doors on The air OF Spring,
Blu, in Heaven Thy voice ,es en is I.n sns
When last the maple-bud was swelling,
When last the crocus bloomed below,
Nv hear, 10 thine its love was telling;
Thy soul with mine kept ebb and how
Again the maple.bud is swelling,
Again the crocus blooms below
In Heaven thy heart its love is telling
But still our souls keep cbb and fow
Washington, D. c., 1852. Knickerbocker Magazines
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TO PARENTS.

He who checks hid with terror.
Stops lis play and s'llls lis song
Not alone commits an error,
But u great and mora! wrong.
Give ii play and never fear 1t,
Active life is no defect;
Never, never break is spiilt,
Curb i, only TO direct.
Would you step the flowing river,
Thinking i, would cease TO now
Onward il must flow forever;
Better teach il 1rhere 10 go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

Chntef n Collier, Esq, Of Prince George, has teen 2
conmcnded by large meeting Of the Democracy 81 -
COUNTY rs suitable person succeed tic i;aenre; oo'
u RiIos IN the House Of Delegates. Su:ty connT h' -
10 ct The Petersburg Express eays that Mr. { "'I
"nosi ably and appropriately the mcntel wlch =
lately fallen irons the shoulders Of his eseemej pret:;
Tie members OF the National iTciicol Con,enn'a' D.
in session in this city, hive accepted the hospao: 'a'
lion OF lie Richmond and Danvllie Rail Road C1'2o"''
enjoy an excursion The road Tomorrow tFfdtyj "e
happy % learn that the Houses Of the Legislature
been Invited . un;tc in this mark Of hospitality 10 '
ora guests of The Metropolis Of Virginia, and "" p'''
bly, accept the rendered civty
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- For the Enquirer.
TRIAL AMERICA


WA<niSercS, MAY 5 1852.
Chevalier Husemsn left here Tins afternoon ut u'eock
for New York 10 sail for Europe. lie is recalled; ON
the contrary his course has been fully approved by his
Government; bu, the Cheyalcr will hold personal off,
cia intercourse with Mr. Webster He has just written
Mr. Webster very sharp and Insulting letter, 10 which he
him of double dealing towards him. He acknow-
lodges the kindness of The President him. He will
turn 10 his diplomatic duties when Mr. Webster leaves the
Secre,arYship Of Stale
The Central American difficulties said to be about
Ting Nicaragua and Ter Minister NJ Marcoets tri-
nmphan Costa RIGA, with her Minister Mr.. Molina,
take refuge with the King of the Mosquitoes under The
English protection, Which she has bsen dcuousy threat.
ening. J. &C.
The Fincase Va Denoera states that the Central Rail-
road Company will, during the coming convey pas
sengers by their Railroad and stages from Richmond the
Insii line will The route reduced and
with increased expedition.
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II .C.rIN IA. TIikvI..rfL ~

DEATHS ~ LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, MAY 5--Mrs. Weoy, lne gfei po'. ,s
whose writings under the signature Of amelia have
ted much sensation in the literary wor., died on
Capt. Jones Of the navy also died here the Same cay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI-We learn from the St
Louis papers Gen. Donphan has declined the nomina
ton of Governor rendered him by the Missouri Wing State
Convention
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CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.
The Criminal term of this Court cl,.cd on rs q"
The Civil lerIn " IL c1mr.ence on hr llth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

At the request OF several members Of the Legislature, VIC
publish M Rnbnson's remarks on the license taA BILL II
will be seen ;a; takes much less gloomy view, Than
does the Finance Committees Report of the finances Of
the State and Of The amour! of the public debt to be re-
deemed by Increased Ixaicn We have reason to believe
hat his construction of he Cons,ilu'on in regard to TINS
subject concnrcd in reasonable by very large pro-
pufliun u the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
DUBBER SPRINGS.-The New Eng,

" land Car spnng CO. have Just received the fellosH
letter from Mr.. Bind. Of the hsay Isspsc'asle hm OF BN
Weld Of Trenton, j., which they are indaeed 70 psk
lsh. - somewhat exposes the vey transparent andam
of Mr.. Israel Tucker, lately Published By Mr.. Day
rM.RAY Ese-Dear Sir Ny attention mas bssn called
TO the affidavit Of Israel Ticker lately published n the
Trenton papers in which he s~ssrs that you made
Day through him. sundry large offers 10 comprenlss Tie
law suits now pending oslwesn MI Dag and Charles
Goodyea: must say that think there - some nstaks
on the part OF Mr. Tucker for the reassn that Mr. Day
several times reQuesed me to use my Influence win tas
have az frequently tried to induce those parties bsy
out but have always failed not one Of tasm being viag
pay Mr. Day cent to relinquish the business Tao
las, time Mr. Day applied to me for this saspsss wss aa
before the patent suit between him and HI sodyear
expected 10 bs rpsd in Boston.
We met on board the steamboat between Nswsrk sed
New Yerk, the day the bridge over the HAcksnsxet
rvsr burned In that convsrsation he WAS veu par
tcular to ask to the pates and say TO hsm As
he would be very glad TO sell out his whole interest The
rubber business including all his MACHINERY all his pafss
AID his business stand IN New York would give bsads
to leave the business and not 70 int again would aov
Judgment be taken against him. % that IN naacsisa
could Of any time be stop him. aay other ps
would also agree Il ct all his council should bscs.s ~
council Of the other parties. Immediately called upA
you. Mr. Charles Ely, Mr. William yudson Nc 0tesssa.
Jr., Mr. John r. Ford and Mr. Candss. and tried vT
and ahsrwaTd spen the Others and got bat one answer
from ali the parties would not pay MI Day -
TO leave the busnsss to morrow IL the pstents wes
COED they meant to susaa them. II not tho sooner usI
went down the better Your .Sswsrr was las.aauI tsss
any compromise with Dir Day upon any terms whatsvG
Ii 10 for these that think Mr. Tucker was Ms
taken in his AFFIDAVIT that made him large ofsrs 10 ~
have monopoly Of the business In haste yours trulY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
YNO CAR-BulLUEkS and KAiLNUa0

COAPAN1ES-rhe occupatios Of NJ the for son,
weeks past in takry Testimony sefsrd NY ngAs aai
AZ. .s.ins .. ..sSs ,,s ss., .,sl ss
their own prices for Sprnss and other Raseer G0ot Ia
Ray asd Assocates-ths ere esatAinins q esriacas a
knball Gor,ol stating that Of my sprsxs frs,s
been fissen asd tbs other d.syns thai sssss. II. ~
MUM Of the Ansncss Isnhats, IN oosessr ssA tx he
As an oss, 10 th,< slumsy and ans, aren't device s,>
nis the following from ne.u Lippiseou Miner srtss
ave Car Builders Of MaacA Chuak, Pa 81 n, en-,
Of The saes lot thai Kmssn 0ortoss were seat. ss
hundred Springs and uset thsn IL tas ssdsst sscsns u
nan usctureA certificate break down individual snofry
and enterprise and build up vast monopoly.
paT@b.sS ~: ": have We sess .:ss y..l ma.
Rube., sprnss under the zeal car shss We havs bs.s
pleasure recommending them 20 those building rakssl
ears Yoss. rsspecsfsly,
The fscs that ana selling for sfy essis a. Sos IL sss
better sprrgs than the sAaSsax ssvss
genuine ps.ni viii sutci.s,ly slpnn to the Rairssd
pubic why they are rsssting to suck dssp,cahis
t.s,ishsd With the Sifsrsr, roads I sarssiss ~
Springs 70 stand all v.rissss Of climate the UaissS
wee on any Of the roads m the Usca.
Irspsat to the public that October last. the Ansrssa
sfsr fair test between and Rays BY rsssssscs 3
the awards published BY the Institute itself ~ thai ina
Scs - established Ssyosd dispute. By What 1rsss:s =
sserdemas the New England Car Complain may have ws-
cured the certificate thor have pubished nssAsr knew
Al the time and IN IL. sane paSis manner. ali s,is,
awards to the Amsrc Inshtsts made and
land Car COMPANY any such sriss have Sssa ere
cured within few days past in naass! sad by nssa,
that to The lsas OF IT, surrounds 1t 9Th ssSpesa al
Oiiest Of rna Rubber in the Unissa Ssas
Owner OF II Indie Rubber Psissts.
warehouse. No 81 CouySi0Ddt-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
E,oR SALE or to LET-S.nv;, Hall.

saratcsa sPnnss, n 7. TIN larEs md cemmodieus
Hcs esshtfuly located on the west side Of Droadwsy
Of Congress Spring Will b let for tern OF van. fro
the Lat day OF MAY nsxt The Hotel d sa,iysiy new aud
the sssaehshnens 10 n complete order Ths ICONS are
large and arranged with exprsss reference 10 the acco-
medallion Of families No better hotel es,abishmsnt FOR
wrnter well ossness can BE- ,nnd AZ sar.
tcx1 For further partcu Inquiries nav b. ms4s OF
LESrE BARTLETT, Esqrs of this vlIfsx, or of ths
subscriber the premises Ths properly l. sso for sal
rsassns bis serms. fOpN n WHITE
Saratoga Springs. Feb. 10. le3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
INDIA RUBBER CAR SPRINGS

II The Nsw-kpEland Car 6bTiHG COMPANY ere u tkt
daily receipt Of TESTING malls Of qsay Of sa
Springs non which be Iensd Ths fslss'
ing ths morning received from MT. Geo w. Whislsl
Jr, 6uperintsndsaf * NswYork sndNsw-Hsven Raissl
No lol Broadway. New York, March -, ls5s
NEw-YoRK AND NEw-HAvgs RAnRokD,l
6upt's Once New Haven, March 10, isjtb
70 Nj: Fowler III. Ray. No: iol Broadway. Nsw Yo,t
that have used yIur India Rubber Springs under sw
cars with great sucosss. We have had ~ sppoftesig
trying other India Rubber Spp 70 IN large qusaue sss
have never found them ~ equal yeur eprings
v%y respectfully yosT 9esd y: IS sss =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
FACTORY for SALE or to RENT

Il Situated IN the eastern paTt Of Coursefie,t IN
pleasant village es 81 access With to lvater
pever. Connected WITH the 1sct1y an shrsa Tsns.
nsrts. -four large twslv, scrss Of rod
Laa4-ssldmg. ssw and N good order Tue sbovs prsp-
ssy vi, b ssld vsy cheap long credit Ses,d a.
rs1,sd fsI . tern ysss. yes parrise,ars. sders,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
EVOR SALE or EXCHANGE for

- PHOYEkI1 u ms ClII GSnVcsh Aneessse
Acres sf TEXAS LAND tssaie I'd In Houston County ea
The ean Antonio Road lying on both sides OF the
1rnty River II covered with timber, and increasnS
\ valus daybeIg proximity with said Trinity kvsrs
which 10 bavgabe for steamers some six hundred miles
Ass snokheY Tract Of Land yIng in BexW County Texas
containing about Fourteen Hundred Acres Ior further
No Ie7 oth-ay. NeW-Yo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
NOR SALE-One of the most desirable

u TIRMD and COUNTRY HES1DENCEB -
Dutsbsss Csuniy beng minutes ride tsysr bese-
f6l road, for the village sf Pouehkeepsis The build
gs are al asd order With variety Of fruit trees,
Co. Said farm centa "a Ali land fenced with stone
beautiful building SITES viii be sold 10 ., purchasers.
YoT persons fond Of the sab@s and beautiful In Aaurs It
esnnst be- surpassed for landscape and nsuntaia
scenery (havins unster uDtsd view Of from twenty -
forty niles consisting Of the Fishh Mountains, with the
Hjeha1ds he 81 aWaneubk DuaderbuTg Caatskll, vita
the pine erskaYcs. and = range OF mountains extending
quite into Massach usss and also She villages of New
6ureh and Psughkespss) for Agrcu lrai purposes.
For further inform asoa Iqujrs on the premises @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
nor SALE-Stamford, Conn. The late

u rosdsnee Of Henry Sanford, KsQ y the Village Of
stamford Conn distance Of and hall hours rds
eem this CITY This place having been ettsd Up BY MI
Sanford for hs without regard to trouble
sxpsnss ell that be desired gsntsel hone for
any gentleman whs Wishes Ms family to enjoy the advan-
IN the atty. The Dwsllns House cool and airy in
msr, with beautiful shade and well Acosed and warm in
cold water, bath room re- There are alse suitable
Stables Coach House. Ice House, Garden with flowers
hinss all the advantages Of the counry-ts health it,
plsasures it, bsautes-with the most modern CONVENE
su0es Of . city home. CoHmutatop 70 Stanford, the
New. Ysrh and Nsw-Hayrb Railroad, by all trains, $e5
ysay. 1or drawingn ami = particular descriptoa
uDply - ]. SMITH DODoG No. ri Bond- 81. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
COTTAGE on STATEN ISLAND
~ WANTED Near Chnsa preferred. s,sAss Far.
floor. -"
Marhinerp. &r.
SINGERS PATENT STRAIGHT

SINGERS PATENT STRAIGHT
MACHINE-sscnled By Lsttsis Pa'sat Of the Ust.i
sss.s Assesi H. io-hs oay nseaiss having nsai =
use the straight petdis To sra as was sr.,s.s
tie frs. D. emi=p VI the la, NewYok SAFE F.r. a..
sut p'smrE IA gold media ss the last Far u ths im.r
can lnsltets Great Improvements have been asS.,
b, the inventor, for winch further patent has bees a.
plea The character OF the mschpe Tor dong al sni, A.
me and coarse work on cloh aud leather fully sss.S
hshed aud IS the only nacAias capable Of dong rsx
work. that will nog fsvel. 80
MacAir and risAs fos sale az the oes ~, IS Bo,,
way. also, At No 81 Soata HJ1rta 81 Philss.l.s,.
and No. 10 Harvard place. b sssa. 49,
Tsritsfisa vights IN the favorable tern.
L. u. SINGER Co Nc. 2S BGosi-ay NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.

~ Fer sale. the Residence Of the subscriber, being
large Gothic Building Of 100 feet font BY 40 deep. comme
d0asy arranged for large family with green house. ice
trees and shrubbey. To he sold with from and half
70 about five Of laid ptspersed with ornamental
ard ru, srsss oua cd 10 tue borough of Stamford Conn.,
within i've Dinutes' ~sh 2. the and n RailIesd
CoGSwELL. CRANE CO., No ilS FIe1s 81 q q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE, either

fov CIV Properly improved Farm N one Of tho
Weetsrr Stssss-A fAkM Containing seventy acres Of
~koce iand ksaatfuly 1T the head Of HemPead
HsrSor Reslyb) LORI Isssd ead Farm has fns double
house u Thorough tive neat tenant houses sar
mage house. with stables for aorses private school
HoSss barns ice house. saoksho1ss, &c, 10. Csmnun.
eaton WITH New York daily BY Faread, steamboat and
6axe. Fer particulars address fpostoaidl
A. w. LEGCErr, R0slyn, L. 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

- dsnce OF aoOat III acres 81 highly cultivated lana,
bsautfi shsdee lawn variety II pesrs, cheiss grapes,
60. sad within seven nisste. walk Of New: York and
New Maven Railroad DAPo At Maui aronsck and eighth
of mile dns churches. four storss schools.
and geed OF the Sound The house 10 feet frsnt
- feet deep. with kTeeexs beth stories high with
folding doors, marble msnels and sstes harm carriage
house. sseds, nc Inquire Of n. fOAPKlNS, No. Isl
BoVory stove ssoYe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
xNARM FOR sALE-A fnst.rate Farm,

II situated at Tea Nses. Bergen County, ~ u :. the
road from Hoboken u TsppaA and miles from Fort Lee
TsIry The said Farm eostaas $50 Of land, wnh
large stone building and all tho necessary out Saud-
iAss large number Of Fret Trees, and never faing
s1pply Of good water the aoar. II required, weuld
- divided and SID pa,ces OF 20 and 80 For
ar Of ZARnIAKIE VAN ZIP Frs No. kl9 0reenWicA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MARCH co. 1852

sseut aSovsnaped. The purchasers viii call 1t the Office
81 the said agent. between the hours )f sad on
sav isy between he 10th and aSh Of April 1851 prepared
respeciiveiy 10 pay the cssh ilssmens. and receive
he,r .nres and their mortgage
For further INFO Apply to the ssd agent 10 Mo-
BILE ~ the subscriners, OF Their Seerstay.C FOL-
VIII + Fac No 10 walBut g., Philadelphia.
The sellers the privilege OF IRON tas
saa All or any If the foregoing property fH which
hs -oun, Of the vsluaon for the year 1875 for
shsl not be hid and option t. sell to the next
b,dSer IN anv case which dssu shau be made BY the
h,shes, bidder and the bidder shall be wlag
pie,s his puichAss
81 D. LEWIS.
SAMUEL W JONE5: Trustees
s sSsE sT H / ss5TEEEEIstD'
philadS phia, March 1, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
VALUABLE FARM for SALE or EX.

v CHANGE for Oy Property, in the town Of East
from T1Etsyhee DEPOT HARLEM Railroad on the main ROAD
leaAinG from Nsw-Yefk 10 White PLANE; well knced,
rood kouss bsyn and other sutbuildings usverfaiing
stream Of water running h-osgA The same, together with
assortment Of fruit trtse Apples, Pears, Peaches
past Cbsster JOHN r. HAYWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
FARM FOR SALE-Located about

IN miles from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
Cso. Said farm S. suitably divided into
1coS msadsws, pastare 49, orchards with an excellent
variety Of fruit csmioxD two story house. large barn.
Ss Plenty Of good fresh water. Inquire Of ELI IRA
WIS, 1t ths Farm ref ALBERT H. COCKS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
HOUSE at YONKERS for SALE

For sale. House and Lot. II Yonkery n,st beau
TRULY stsaied the banks OF the Hudson ana
most beautiful prospsct-lnsurpsssed svsa IN that
nshtc village. The H.use large, and buit in the most
ing all sooa repair The Lot is lie feet front nd rear
By over 100 feet deep Addoaal land nav BE-
If cesrsd Ts'ms accommodating. II not sold BIZ the
middle Of April the House win Be rented sn the zrst Of
May Esxt: 1t 10 we'll calculated for large family or
Boarding house: Inquire of J. JENNIN05 Yoaksrs,
OF of gro. H. BELL. Ne iss Nassaast, NeW.Ysrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
DURAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

AV.sfhe subscriber ofsss his beautiful Country Resi-
dsnce. containing about twenty seres. Agh state Of
sHlcya situated in the tevn Of Harrison wsstchss
Yer County the road Leading rom kyc to White Pains
aoent I've nes r. m R,s Depot where the trains eSvs
az unss day for New Ysrk The location very dssi
Nee, having extensive OF ffy miles Of Long
Islead Sound and adjacent cousy The house large
~ nswy bal, N COED sye. with observatory and
eestsnn& twelve also large kitchen attached,
VIZ osher eosvsHieIces large barn, cider mill. car
nsSe. stenary, zee and ppultry houses 40 There are
sofes apple. one pear AID one plum ereAard and .
great variety Of cherries peaches aprcets ounces,
ErsYss. ana rsspssrIss. in fai bearing The lava u
iaia cay IN wah ard Banted with variety Of choice
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FAIRBANKS SCALES!-GREs I

sr5 by Which TO Drodac, psrts Of Scales a. reduced
and extended facilities. a. St Jshnsbury, for manufs!
ing together with ,he conps'ion Of through lines q ea
factaIsY to afsrd their Scales imp owed quality
prices below those Of any other manufaotory IL ssse
Scales well made aud reliable they csnnss BE- ssA
Tor lower prices II offered lower prices thsy vi
found, On trial, to be imperfect and deceptive
FAIRBANKS CO., Ne 80 WasWe
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BILE and retain heir adjustment so much lsng thar Ca
IT, h3t the bearings protected by the Patent YER
tcs steel Knife Edge, the eIcasvs right to which 10 ~
cured No scae b duraby accurate especsly whss
lection.
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