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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

4 S Cook, or to do general Homework, by a
"A respectable Girl in small private family is first
Cook snd good Washer end roner The best of city
references given Call for days at No. Isl Edst be-
tween It'll and 8th-avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

4 SITUATION Is WANTED by a respectable
~ Young Girl as Seemstress aud to take of two
children well educated and will assist IN the education
them she has had long experience such Address
r. c. Tribune Office. Good reference given. No obiec-
ton to the country.
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Y s. SCHOOL AGENCY-By E. II. Wn-

=. SCHOOL NULNCI-Dy II n W.
~ cox No. 1913 Brosdway.-Every Subscribsr 6eesk.
by the beat Institutions Families Teachers and Msfrona
one per advance year. which RrocuFea Ne
required compensation secured by transferable oaesk
interest Personal application most success6 PopNlr
Schools for sale. CLASSES forming for all who wish
such facilities for Improvements in all popular and useful
branches. Money refundetfor procuring subscribers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-02
A ID ID r. e S S
JAMES FERGUSON, ESQ,
DELIVERED BEFORE TIL

CHARLES COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,",
AT ITS FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION, HELD IN
PoRT ToBACCo, ON THE 9TH AND 10TH
NOVEMBER, 1852.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
MhiR Convention.

In another column will be found The proceed
iuss Of lie Whig Convention which met in the
Court House in CSrroll,on on las. Saturday.
The ticke. selected is a good one, and will
command The cordial support oi the whg''
William Mccoy, the candidate for Recorder
has discharged, during The past three years, 1hs
duties of Recorder, to The satisfaction ol all, and
for the coming three, will be no less obiging.
Louis Smel,z, is farmer OF Union Township,
lives near The InfrmOry, and is just the right
kind Of man 10 take care of the poor.
Frederick Fishel, .be candidate for Comm!s.
sioner, needs no recommendation from US. He
is a good man, aud, without doubt, will be
elected aud make a much beuer officer than hi:
brother
We are well aware iha, The appraiser Of reaI
estate should be OF the best men in The county
and we think the Convention had just the same
no,on when il nominated James McCully, Amos
Carr, Thomas Eakn and Joseph FigleY. They
are, certainly, mon well qualified for The office
for which they are named d
Wings OF Carol, The way is now open foI
glorious fight, which may result NOS, bril-
iant victory. Will we achieve il
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10

many have since received Ibis constructive mile
sgel
Mr.. CAHFBELL. DO not know and do not
care. IL any, LEI them meet the consequences.
The s'alement shows that your Democrats Sen.
atOrs "Galphinzad" upon tho Treasury 10 the
amount Of about S33.O0Ol
lI seems IAat the Senator from California.
hr. GwINN,l "Galphinized" the snug sum ni
1000. on The presumption that he had travel.
ed 10 San Francisco, by the fast line" in sbouI
five minutrs, when. in truth, he did not, | sup
pose, so much as rise from his cushioned arm
chair; no. disturbed, perhaps. in his eOmlOra-
bic nap. rendered pleasant by the "laiigues" OF
the previous nghl.session. And, sir, this is the
same "Galphinlzsr" who stands az the head Of
your Democratic Executive CommiiIee, and is
calling luslly through The public press, Tor lists
of names TO whom may be senI elecliooeeTiog
papers TO expose what is termed Wing Galphin.
isms 10 his eyes.iI seems an awful fraud TO
pay interest on money paid TO whip Eng land in
our Revolution, aud perfectly Just 20 pocket
1000 travelling fees. under suchcirS Names,
Mr.. lNGgssoLL. ask the gentleman 10 al,
low me TO ask him one question
Mr. CAnPBELL. My briei nour runs rapidly,
and ] have much more 10 say. | cannot yield,
unless have said something that is personally
offensive to you,
Mr., Chairman, dismiss this examination and
comparison Of GalphiOisms. have maintain.
ed The integrity Of The Wings IN power, and ex.
posed the frauds Of their opponents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
GEN. Scott and MIR. Folks Cablnet-sTr.
Pierce's Opinion.

A correspondent of The Boston Atlas gives
the following accoun, of an interesting portion
Of Linus ChiId'srecens Speech before The Low.
ell Scott Club: .s. a.,.
"fie detailed the substance ola conversation
with Elk Governor Marcy, Mr.. Polk's Sscre,a.
ry OF War. 10 which the hostility of Mr.. Polk
and his entire Cabinet toward Gen Seom was
freely acknowledged. When lhe admiuis,ra.
ton OF Mt. Polk resolved upon conouering
Mexico, and determined 10 send an army into
the heart of The enemy's country, BY The way
OF Vera Cruz, il was also determined ,hut Gen.
Scott should no, take the command of tina, ar.
my. The duly of recommending a suitable
person 90 assume shat command properly de.
volved uPon !he Secretary OF War. Gov. Mar.
cy said he spect three weeks in casting his
eyes over The country for suilable person for
that responsible command Fi1allyr he ,,in.
formed the President that he wiehed meeting
oflhe Cabinet called, for The purpose of taking
that matter into consideration, and also in-.
formed the President Of his purpose 10 recon-.
mend Gen. Scott for the post in question. At
the meeting of The CabiueI, Presiden, PpIk in.
formed the members lha. they had met 10 lake
into consideration The very strange recommen.
dauon OF the Secretary of War. Gov. Marcy
had prepared for the emergency; and finally
convinced the other members of the Cabinet
that no other man in the country was filto en-.
tlrus. with the command Of tho proposed expe.
duon. And above all, should the Admins.
tration entrus. It's management 10 an inferior
man, and il should fail, the Democratic party
would surely be swept from power h was NOT
slated whether The urnsneet of marry defoAt ~
The certainty that tie American army might be
destroyed while under the command Of par.
Iisan favorite, had the most 10 do in Inducing
the Cabine. 10 consent TO SCOTS appointment.
"Mr. Child also gave an account ofa conver-
salion with Gen. Pierce. afler his return from
Mexico, in which Gen. Pierce said that on bis
way hone he called a. Washiugton,i and aiold
President Polk that the ADMINISTRATION had BET,
ier get out Of lheit quarrel with 59eh Scott a.
: SOou a. possiUIss ss' e Frss o. Rt9Ba
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
CorsresSIonaI CouyenlIon.

w,lsOa Maddox, the gentleman nominated al
Harlem Springs, declines being a candidate foT
Congress, aud The Central Committees Of the
four counties have called another convention to
meet AT Springfield, on the l1h inst, TO select
another 10 his stead.
The convention will be composed of'he same
delegates lha; met a, Harlem Springs. BEL
there be foil turn out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
S. A. BELKNAP,
K. II. HoLE. Secretaries.
skles BrIEhl-seOu COInmn Forwnrd.

skies BriRht-ScOu Column Forward.
A friend who has travelled through ,hres
counties not before alluded TO in our NOTICES.
says; There are many democrats in all orlhem
going (or Scott" -
A letter aludng to other counties, says: "H
! am not mistaken you will hear a good reporv
from this district, and all this portion Of the
State
Another letter, from quite nnolher part of
the State, says: "Rest assured thai The Wb;os
here ore at work, even though they shouId
make but liue noise and confession"
Another letter, from another quarter. saws,
"Fhe Wings here were never in finer sn,r,s,
II tue same amount Of 'solid work il done bv
Others. as We are doing, the State is safe enough
Tor Sco"." "SoIId work. that is lhe talk!
From another county friend wr,es:-
"Ihe Wings are in the best of spirits, wide
awake, and enthusiastic. Look ou. for The
best kind of Wing thunder from this coun,y."
From another: "rhe Wings are wide
awake, and quite spirited. They will do be,.
ter than ever before"
| From another county: ave shall do ax.
ceedlngly weli-all in fine spiiils-all indus.
'rieos'" That's the way 10 say il-"all indus.
trious."
From another "Old - will turn righu
side up if exerlion will bring it about. We be.
lleve we can give al least 500 minority for
Scott"
Another county which gave over IsO major.
i'y for Cuss in 1873. writes: "This county
will be coed for three hundred majority for
Scott"
From another county, they say lhey intend
80 Increase over the vote of '48 al leas, 500.
aud IN all probability considerably more"
From another county: Tho Locofoco vote
will bc much reduced from l848,-ih a single
township, OF This county. they expect the Whig
vote to gain roo over l848.
This is the story pretty generally. We hayo,
heard ol but lew Counties which are not IN good
condition.
Over old Ashabula, Giddiogs plays the night.
mare rs usual. But we have some good WhgS
there who are doing all that human exerliOn
can do. ta1
Wayne and Tuscorawas are also sleepy
just beginning to open their eyes. These TWO
counties are the only ones 10 The Slale, from
which we have heard Of anything like sluggish.
ness. Wings of Wayne and Tuscarawasl are
you to be the slow vessels in lhis nee.l are YOU
TO play the parl of Iaggards IN lhe grand march
Of 1859! is the Ohio column 10 call halt,
waiting for your motion! Even old SIark,
overwhelmingly and discourageiugly Locofoco
as she is. is ahead Of you. Even Ashtabula is
ahead Of you in the life and spirit Of her Wings.
Come on Ihen-come on
There comes The duwning Of brighter day,
Men OF thought, men OF action, clear The way"
To those Wings who are constantly inqu.
ring what are they doing 10 this, that, and The
other quarter we answer-Ibey are doing their
du'y-doing their best, Trouble not YOUR.
selves about others. "Acl well your part,
there all the honor lies '.a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10

the constitution and cruelty infused ~lhe Kiags
English"
Resolved, That Loeafoco Ilol,purs, swing
themselves Democrats" who oblained votes
from their BeighbOrs aud sras 10 the LeRisla.
Iurs by pledges thus willully broken. are .euil.
" Of obtaining goods under lalse preIsnees, :"
and should, from motives OF self respect. and
in justice 10 their constituents, Immediately 70.
sign. ....-
Resolved. That. 10 evince our adherence Of
The 6tsiruc,ive policies OF our oPPoneLts. so at
variance with the interests Of our government
and people. snd so repugnonl 10 the undersbnd.
ing and moral sense of community, thai fraud,
ialsehood, aud the lowest self abasement be.
came ils necessary Buxilenes whilst exirava.
gance. exIorIon and wrong are ls only rewards,
we will use such honest means and Jealous
endenvoFs as outraged lreemen should exercise,
10 bring n speedy close a wreekless, incom.
peIeni and eouruPI dynasty, believing that, as no
State can long endure such a waste fol appropri.
alton Of the public treasure. so 20 people should
long submit 10 a deliberate system Of public
plunder.
ORpERED. That the proceedings OF this con.
ven'ion be published in the Carroll Free Press,
and in the Ohio State Journal.
The convention then adjouened with ,hres
cheers for wbg men aud whig measures.
J.W. MCLAUGHLIN,
S. A. BELKNAP,l Prcst
K. II. HoLE. Secretaries.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
Grand RnIIYi

A meeting of the Free Democrats Of Carroll
county will be held 10 the Court House, in Car.
roll,on, on Saturday, The a5.h inst, a. O'Clock
Pm. Addresses will be delivered by A. R
DemPster, Rev. Phillips, and others on the Oc.
casion. A general urn out Of the friends Of
freedom is expected,
MANY FEEEsoILERs OF CARROLL.
Sept. qd, 1859.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
Sept. 2d, 1859

There will be an election Of Directors by the
Carroll County Railroad Company, at their Of.
fee in CarollIon, on Monday September 9Th
inst, al 2 o'clock P. ~, 10 serve for the ensu.
ing year. II. CoGSlL,
Sept. |, 1852. Prest,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
Mass Meeting.

There will be mersipg Of the masses Al
Carrolhon on Friday, October ls,.
Chas. II. Anderson, OF Cincinnati, and oIherI
will address the people. Arrangements viii BE-
made by The central commiuee aud announced
next week. s4a ...a1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10

OF Messrs. Murphy & Gonon, have opened
rooms 10 the Patton House, - where they are
prepared 10 take likenesses 10 the bes. style OI
The Ar. We have examined their specimens,
and have no hesitation in pronOupcing them BET.
IOr than Any heretofore taken here, See adSer'
lisemen, inAnO.her column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
County VVhig Ticket.
Campaign Free Press.

We will furnish The Free Press from now un'
Ill alter the election at Twenty FIVE CENTS PER
Cory Who will send US The first club Of Iwen'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
PUBLIC PRINTING.

among the Democratic leaders, ! refer TO the
bill now before this body, and which predict
they will carry before our adjournment, by
which Mr.. Richie is to get from the public
Treasury some 100000 or more Of the peo
pies money, because he published The Union
newspaper, aud acting upon the '"higher aw" ("
principle, used his efforts to nulify the law Of
Congress providing for letting tho public prini.
ing by contract 10 the lowest responsible bidder.
CONSTRUCTIVE MILEAGE.
Sir, IherO is still another class of Democratic
Galphinizers ! allude TO your constructive
mileage men, Look at your Democratic mem.
bers OF the United States Senate. On the 4,h
day Of March, 1851, tho Senate adjourned, as
did the House, at few minutes uller Twelve
O'Clock, m. An extra session of the Senate
had been called by message from ,he Presi,
dent, 10 Rtlend 10 Executive business.& The ex.
Ita session was called TO order n few minutes
pasl Iwclve. Senators did nol quiz the cham.
Der, Yet, sir, we find that large portion OF
The Democracy, then coGgregaled aced uoon
The presumption that they had waveled 10 aud
from their respective homes, and receive their
mileage accordingly. | have here statement
which shows that there wero ,wenlysone Dem.
Ocrals who acted upon this forced presumption,
Wills. there were three Wings only. A
MEhBER. There were no, many Wings
there. sare#. =
Mr. CAMPBELL, Well. sir, ,here were fifteen
Wings who then refused 10 take the construc.
live mileage, and only eight Democrats who so
refused, .su
Mr.. Jones, OF Tennessee. wish 10 ask The
geuliemon what session he speaks oil ~
Mr.. cAMPBsLL. The close Of the Thirty.
| first Congress. 80 70 ias-ai iis ealaael
Mr.. jews. Can The gentleman tell who
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10
Gbe Carroll free Dress
R. CROsIER, Editor.
CarrOIltOn,:;::;::.::::FrIday, Sept. 10 1852.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT,
or New 5ersey.
For Vice President
WILLIAM 4, GRAHAM,
OF North Carolina.

For Supreme Judge,
D. A. HAYNES.
For Member Of the Board Of Public WORKS,
DAVID Il. BEARDSLEY.
For Congress.
WILSON MADDOX.
Senatorial Electors:
EDWARD y. MANSFIELD,
NM. DENNISON, ia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-10

District Electors:
LIST DisnicI-Charles Anderson,
81 d" J. Scout Harrison.
81 Thomas J. Larsh,
4lh John W. Defrees,
5,h Daniel Segur.
9Th Hanson l. Penn,
7,h John Milton Villains,
8,h VIM. Lawrence,
9th Sardis BrchaTd,
10Th John !. VanmeIer,
lhh VIM. f.. Fiuck.
I2,h James r. SIanbery,
I3h John Sherman,
I4,h Smith Orr,
18Th A. Banning Norton,
I6lh Alex. Lewis,
I1h Rober B. Moore,
Iath Van. R. Humphrey,
18th VIM. l.. Perkins,
QOlh Sias G. Clark,
9iA John A. Bingham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
20 bepin with s,atsmen, of the condition

20 bepin with a statement OF the condnion
Of those countries OF the world IN which
British free trade exists-to W.T.: Ireland
India, Portugal, the West Indies, and Cana
da-folIowiag it up by view of the pro-
press Of those which repudiate that species
Of free trade-to wit: France, Belgium,
Northern Germany, Russia, and our own
partially protected Union. When he shall
have proved that Ireland is more prosper
Gus than Belgium-that India is more pros
porous than Northern Germany-POrtugal
more prosperous than France, and Canada
more prosperous than our Union-he viii
have proved the advantage of British free
trade. But until he shall feel himself COM
petent to prove these things, it would be
well that he should confne himself to the
study Of political economy, and not attempt
to occupy the teachers chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

II Our thanks are due TO Capt JAMES
BREASTED, Of the steamer Sylph, for accommodations
extended to our news collectors yesterday morning.
In forwarding the news OF The steamship Arctic, from
Liverpool Capt B. detained his steamer until our
boats could reach him through the ice, and after <ard
loaned them his yawl 10 land on Long Islsnd The
sylph seriously injured her sde-whesls In the ice,
bu, eventually managed TO force passass through
ButteImil Channel, and arrived q. her dock a. lit
An. Al Whitehall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

~ The L. s. Mail Steamship Alabama,
Capt. Ludlow, arrived Yesterday morning from IA
vannah, Ga, whence shesailed on Saturday last We
are indebted 10 friends Of TIE Sauasnas Rspubl
can and Mas for late papers add to tAe Purser Of
the Alabama for their prompt delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
WASHINGTON.

The Presidential Eleetion-rhe rariH-Penn-
sylyania-Califsrnia and its Influence on
the Commercial Policy and Prosperity or
the United states Aessuth - Intervention
and Cal Henton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
COUNTRY RESIDENCE far SAFE

O-EH sale. the Rcsidence Of the suh.c,,h., No.
largs Gothic Building Of leo feet oat By 10 dssa es
S,ossy arrsAeed for laIgs family WITH Issss ics
es5sss house :5c table, an abundance Of shade
e about i've 81 land nssspsrssd viii eraansstsi
me ms sssss sss.ed IN ,ae ssscSSA q Cen
pspsx Inquire Of SMITH DODGE, No n Sso1 n
C0GSv ALls CRANE CO.. Ne. IN Trsas-st.. q cfiAs
subscFiber On the prsu;pes 49,
III &TOThA9s 0EOH0Y r WANNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Urn GOODS.

Urn Q3nooS.
hRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
~ ERs, eHIP5, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, and
COACH AND CAA MAKERS.
In consequence Of the burning Of their warehouse tn
Nassau e., the uncersIeRsd have removed to
NO. 81 PARK-PIAcE AND No 10 NURRAY-sT.,
Where The, are Row opening entire stock Of
FrRNISHING DRY GOODS,
TO vbich branch Of trade their attention will here after be
exclusively directed.
They viii have constantly hand and Will be recsv.
ns direct rsm the manufaasure every description and
quality Of
~ FAMILY LINENS.
Linen AID Cotton eheetiDgs Linen asd Cotton Pillow
CasiIes fable Damasks. Napkins and Towengs. Coun-
tepales and Quilts Satin De Lsines BIoca,ses Da-
masks and Draperiss, Colorcd and White Blankets Car
Peungs al The vaIs'iss; Msttings and Drugsets Clsd
Hair and Feathers.
Alss, full and complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR TRiHMIHGS.
Received direct from the French and German Factories,
eampnsing every yaney Of Plashss Cloths. Cottones,
MsTcelnss. Car Headings, Oil Cloths, Ksamsled and
Patent Leather Coach Lace and Fringes.
Damasks LaStngs Morssns ard Csrpe:irg g. or Church
purDoses
The attention of City aud Ceuntry 10 particularly
invited 10 cur stock. (7f im1 D0kEMUs 4 NIXON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
DROPERTY for SALE and to LET /,

Real Estate OfScs Ne g Chanbsrs-ss To let in Ho-
SSten sAres tnrsessry bres Hsuses in 0ardsn-st
IN oatntnR - rooms nsrbe mantels &C. For ale
s I've Hoasssia the row. nearest stA q prscs
S,r AZ: 9 leg three ssoEy hsick Hoass n Williams
oesks o. 1o1eA - = Mouse m - conesiAne feroons:
AZ 49, g - % lssA prslUstive ely properly
INV w. ~ BOARD, Agsat II ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
PROPERTY in POUCH

REEPSIE. NEW-YDRk aso nooOALtNs ~,
sALE OF EXCHANGE. 81 Dnces ,s ss son~ "a
Ci,ois n soon A. ibe aoe or part Of me Properly
d,.nosed Al And good vessel OF esJ ssc ~ .,
,u allie for the Ca'Dorna ma,tes VII %
tsien in psr payment; or saosn- :. csgaya,.
,i he taken II the Property Is nst disposed OF p1
..e &c nv IN. nodle Of March. VIII Then De eSer-
teen ard 20 "a al BY tas LIST o. Aorh aths Ast
r. DIR nsrty In Poushkee9se eDbrs0ess henss ana
pos ~ Grourd in fee, Beautifully unsieo on
re Hsuse was built sbout2 years since IN me 1s sno
nd tboyough expressly Tor tue occupancy
OF the owner-t Is cos.Trctsd q otiek me isceS VIZ
bstb wa.er coset, marble tso wssh pasIn m eacn 70 m
supped with ho. and cold water, range ooaiH ia1hafy
tint two no. furnaces, g. veran1ah Double nsh OF
stairs elohoYaie'y carved sruary msnteh msn'ssr
aosr in hall fssnsin yard, aud the ground wnca sur
rounds the house beautifully decor Win
shrubs and foweure vines It's the most eiesae. sna o'
buit House eepsie and viii bear co
parisop with many Of The best HOUSES New YORK heus
and Grounds cost near $40 oeo will be sold 1t 30 ase
from the rs cos, be aducement TO an
immediate purchase. Possession can De mao u ehcs
Large rnocem built. four story brown s'o2e iioA'
House ON B'h st New York. :. 49,. 70
Farm Of los acres of frf rate Lana 10 ", sns ~ w.
rear Fewburgh for ss'5s the cheapest al" A'-'
Several aiding Lots on goth, 9Th and a0th st' near
Eixbt modern built three story brick Hossss ana L,a
Sor.h Fern at prices varying from 800 70 Ssoso
session of some Of the houses can DO had 1" OIL may
puYchsse at once. ..,r c.v and \,
900 o'd so pf HoIses Pre. of each $500
For further particulars apply immeolasay ts
fpostpsId) JOSEPH DAWSON, No 81 waa'": C ~.
hours ii A. NJ to- p. M ETC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
DUBLIC SALE.-The property now

IL vwped and occupied by P. H. O. Taulman, q Pier
mont, viii be ssld at public sale TUESDAY, Msrch2,
10 NJ, the premises The buildings on said place
are two story brick dwelling house "a b. % feet with
wing Of s 10 Dy 20 feet and kitchen adjoining
with buildings ferces and other improvements ex-
cssus and substsnta order Connected with the above
ment osed buildings Of anne filed in with brck 2s
by 90 feet which and has for been occu
pied country stcs and Of the Oldest and most
eligible business stands the town. The whole premises
fuished with for comfortable aud
pleasant residence also admirably adapted IN point Of To-
cation and otherwise for store business SAID
property the upper part the village the lot 800 feet
3ropt the high org and the Of the
lot passes the New York Erie Railroad For further
PARTICULAR apply to the owners, The premises Pier
mont n Y January. 1851 p. TAULMAN.
ITf tMhis c. TAULMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
HOTEL and PRIVATE HOUSES fol

II SALE AZ auction Will be sold, at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, March >. at O'Clock p. NJ.
N the village OF ysmespOrt Lo'g Island. the we'll built.
double attic and basement Hotel and Lands with the
baIns stables, sheds aud ssattached Also the
wellbu and completely duished two story attic aud
basement House, and Lot tno~n as the Mooney House.
Also well built two story Cottage with extensive wing.
and with the yacantLos adjoining The above property 10
situated in the village OF Janespo, on the Psconc Bav,
ltng Island and which, for convenience summer resi-
deuce for city families boc,ders being within ten min
Ntes walk of the Railroad DeoOt for wholesome atmos
pnere. and tho sports OF fsh'ag sailing &c. is not sur.
passed the Island Terms For particulars, in
euirs Of JOHN DIMOND. No a6T Rivng on g., Now
fosk GEORGE w SMITH, Ne. 1876 West 23d-st,
New-York or JOHN q. CHAMPLlN. Auetioneer,
Grecnpat. Ssf 3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
4 FARM FOR SALE-Locatsd about

S,o M e. rom the Hudson Rivsr Railroad Dop5s at
Ia SSa Isim G. ntxiAs IS acres suitably divided into
wceo os pasture ast orchards with an sTcesst
&c blspty Of .s two story house large barn.
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