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Of Il f,miiy. and is generally )
mpch neglected Is tie farmer lie i,
would ind himself l.rgely repaid if Fl
he would give more attention e this 5
;;.rsnch Of business, and ses apart q t
small portion &c land for the cultiYa- +
ton oil those vegetable 5 which re- /
ouire more attention tii tn tie ordi- {
nary crops. In villages. every ont /
who can obtainit, has high estimpte
on his garden spot, As the season
approaches to comnI ence gardening,
] venture few hints in relation 10
ii. Do not be spaling IL the alili-
cation Of manure You may lave
as handsome and good q spot ioT your
garden as yen can select, Bat unless
it is Rell mannred, You Will have
nothing either good or profitable IN
it.~ Unless vegetables are well sup
Piled WITH food, they will amouni TO
nothing. The Inanuresaouli be well
! r o "a tro.I, mn fno md IN
49, f. II y .t - -, NJ m,ttor
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, mltat u olroi ;,,,aor &c If st,lI.e
manure i used, it Should 10 a y ,s spff fha
49, s,'alad en;fe deao-4nd well
ah,,I,a,.;1a3 "a sor,.es - Give free.
pu.x '1a.5 y oe t. oho,t t5e ronts If
.5+ III ILL., e tbo soason sbo,,ld
t. A., - considerable dedree
oe ufy ~ " e+ o''''i ar l tra T6o
49, II H., , DiInts too ON exthud
$500 soo'S I IT, ,l p s@;l tboa Il I'LL IL
ia' '''e = a% 4 i r.Dro raam t5er j.
one '''p .'' .h ,s'.''9 I'm ,-r... FIf'tha
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r.;tb ,,a,,,ro Which
H,'o ~ .,;ll s,na ,y1.1nce !, soiI j
- a. ~, -. IT. ~, isdy.;so .baInsa
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u .io' sng / s,;rbt h. 5ane i doe.
go d:v;,ies the aarth more mi
W. Tx avtr ov,a,se nir +.
49,, =, I'LL ron.,;3 ~ III incroake,
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W, Il ,,3a, III /, hotei,tedLv f.
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~ '"o h"Ir1 III, ID : l,,o ,g;l
pu, on p9iolg 'lie s'1'i esa ~,
MAKE inici liio'e ny = ''','' o,,' -.
y cul. Iato odla1 iasyy snil Vii
10y t LIZ y , a,.ad H., Il v;rg Tho ma
also be improved ~ ''l''ilis I ,,II .''''
nuio = ~ ~ ,,,,,eI. ..nd ia il
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llie '"P a, y l''lpe .;tF ma ,.a,l
USE .' a. aa'lsi' .,n u aha s.,l ~. 4
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'o. r., "''f 4',''' I,oall ,,...,s Il.o ii,
Are t7-i III 7''q''' III benl1 |
rec III. | ,:,-s ~. I'LL : ni,at
suffered 70 ilYe- Iles 90 H. ~
aLo,ll er3o,,6,,flv : irred well /;
49, I'D ,!sat1 5r ,I,,+l ljt new
l.4 .s,,r ,.;n IA nd
l4itAie''i'I'q,y lit 49, H. d.,
- - sbt.,b oo,,ar aud fberL demo,
i tbam With die scrabing5 of til
walks, the soap sues ana a' 'le "asi
..Il, n,,ro nav III cd
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

My dear; Gnqmred a gay young
wife Of her calculating husband, as
she reached up'her rosy little mouth
10 be kissed OH lis return from lousi-
ness, have you seen the magnificent
set Of pallor furniture, which the
Jankeus4s have bought"
"Ahetn- mo, my love; bat | have
seen the upholsterer's bill for t.
She made a mouth at him and
wouldn t be kissed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

A tailor III New York has just in-
vented a new fashioned coat lit has
neither seam nor opening. To get
into you have to crawl out of Your
trousers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

LINE WxT Err FOR HsNs.-Duung
the last season. Mt Joseph, Y ilcOA'
of this town, having occas to adj
minister lime water TO-" SICK horse'
inadvertently left pail oi the pre-
i; horn which remained
paraQo'' T. ''i9 20 : .,.,.;,,..n. ]
c,yorite drink fCT bis hens Ht soon
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

Do not sit dumb in company II
That looks either like pride, cum
ming or stupidity. Give your opin-
ion modestiy, bat freely; hear that
of others with candof, and ever e IN
deavor to find out and {o eomnaun!-
cate truth
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

i lazy fellow WHO was ! pfo, &c
fer lying in bed every SRi dPy, w
oIefeJ ma', said, q an sorry Up a
gentleman OF your protest. on has
that HE sabbath Is q gay
Of rest.
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-0hl Kenlurk.a

4 i kentucFian 1t the battle ol.H
New Orleans, dlsdailHng a restraint OF 4
4 soldiers lie, where ms name is up 4
on tie muster roll. preferred gonl III
alone, fighting on lis own hook.
While the battle was raging ilercdst,
and the shots werd flying thick AS
hml, carrying deat u wherever tliey
ith, "henIueN might have beea seen
stationed under a all uFtple, l'sid55pg
and i.fitig ms rife, as perfectly nm
eonewned as thong , he Was "pl!nlilhg
u Deer Every time he brought
his rifle 70 his SD 'oid4r,+a red coal
bit the dnsi. 1t last he happened
toI attraet tie Al tenii6n OF "Qld
HICKORY, VINO supposeG ne had ~
come separated frd IN his company,
and rode Up ~ hinE to bring him By.
hind the rodq@bFs- Rs he 'saa III app
sition ti.at exposed his person to the
enemy.
"liallo!, NY mi p, what regiment
do y9a belong to. sad The Naileiai.
"ResimanG h answered. hen-
tuck; "fok' on, 80 Iler's another @ne
Of en- and brin eng lis shooting
iron TO his shonlde +. he ran iiis fyt
algng TIC hai1'el,a ilasa followed; ah-
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

"Oh b pa, DR.. March had such d
lartl work to pull m9ther 5 tooth
out. Hal
Had be, my son?'
Yes, | seen him Try first vita
his pincers then lie put his mouth
right close to ma and pulled it oal
with his teeth!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

WHO is the shomrst m Ru mct-
ioned in the Bible
WHY. Knee bish-m alb
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

4If a body see body carr wing Of
his wood, should body Whip 3
bodyili a body could?'
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Glass.

M FNDOW GLASS Of an fizes. for sale ty.
w ApriI3 DIEMsR q HAMPTON
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lSE-sEsE g.4s EArE.

- - a. A-ss II = e. \ &" u
- Hawke fFrmane ~ located b thi
41fx1y9 pfce,I intellds IS ting his v or
III hc best possible 4tyle al i;le.;t the pas oll-
ale Of this oomInupi \. Essl. EsnV;ss zap a
all times be foqnd At his oiilee on the 5 uli
size Of tie Public + Iuare, ay lines Hotel
where he Is well Prepared aP execute wor u
efefv defarmeut Of bis rroE sson.
LU}es wishing his keryicsH eaa be waited o.
al their residences, ether Ia tbNn Or country
Nov II, 1852
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Northern Leather.

z.ssF 500 LBS. 4up Northern Sole Leather;
Si1s 3 doz. French Calf Skins;
/ 90 DO heavy Kips. for sale by
Nov Is r. 4. GRAY 4 co.
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AAsHi lIfhTr -+7t''.f !-o--
II ~ Eli'oy T NJ - ~ No.
lie lu il nay day I'd t'ic Fuhl;c itrcw The
lenhfi ! bavc Received iFom tae.ussqf y 500
MiiehelaS iud,575 i'arras.a t4....i..i. ,ia s&s
81 ms, WIS s. lsely 81 Eac'ie Is. thetiioi-
n 4or'G's; ame p.baelfcsfi tiiele,s, ar
tha' ] was IN d-sus4r. Pr Al-ca {. yas So
ier, and az ffdlouncel d tAlHera MoghuE a1t
advised me ~ use hs Iudiar EDiautna Corllai
! procured on- Iot5le sd lriho use Of ore-
hall Of | was relieve ef.reiv. aud OF tle
rex, IDoAing Was abie 20 f.eild 70 ies,ne1s. IS
ere isareIoF ,bont hl Il III th.> n'tr adj
Fi>e ticsr suffering FROM C4o.cfs NGgtas-er
FiuE, 10 Inosure Dr. 81 cA, rs l,5iali .D.t-
Fho,a, I or,la and tber y RI 81 z . s>e.dr ri. ~
Ymrfs respectfully, las. MrG0VEEy.
Cef9erlof Deinunibsate 5 M Franklia Pie
Epehan lp, May q, l6F4
As a tfiFuic Of respect : fhe fs.e,ie- # ~e--
U. 'aln1oie Rhetinat e EsItrait sii'i 1,.oofT.-
rifier, Ilcheerr1lly mH widlnts he-i-t.son ..,.te
10 that PAR Of ths ejmmuitv -ufl ri,l.s vs,J1
Rheumatism, Cor thai disclose II stands l;.a,-t
B rival ii the whole casalekra IS r, t.,ia- n,..i
cines, hrther Botanic. Patq. or Nine
One Of the members If iuv fsnlily. h varF,-
able negro womau) hat heau .hiietai i, ~. ft,.
ii7ea'e i'r i've OF SIX vest Iiiicci SO ,hat
'iie was Of 10 service 20 M -ois whom i sic,
large amount Of money dni no relief gi.sr
had cosEe 10 the copclusib u that sl.ceoul rs-
occurred, when roticinefhe many cl,res efs, eteI
oy the uSeOf yoJu medirinl l.. -heaeh I had Ipf
lite anticipation that She ,gd0l.i sna rei;sf T
esq red 20 give It trial Saiitccft Ia savaan..-
ising two bottles RheuD.aiEc Extrs.ct. and t,y,,
Blood Purifier, She is entiselt relieved IvosJ
ay to those afflicted. it'll whr-hv t4.s!.
Respectfully Eours.
JOHN +. DAVIS
J. D -s'ersons wishing p dotfcT With no.
an do sP by callingat my rehidtHce on Gal'atia
Pike EAgefiel, Tenn. 1Ahr. Is. Is52.
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cured hv t'ie use ~
Purifier, lUi.ug .A-ir
this fact. No- ci'.s
hii,aialnate-v cases, hu
twenty. and even for'
they mad Eot only IT
aud extarual remedy a
but at great eSreEse n;
terirs- places without
who wer, rslueefi to =
without and In, l,s PAL
permanently cured. an
lent hcas i /, are .'de e
oca;io,is with the ir isl
of these NJ edicili Is.
>tantiate,l ivluilishe'
ga;usaved. jet car be-
Also NIIl'(fiiiSf.
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"VFI-N Y. ~ ] =
T. ,. = 'erSons wishing tb doTfcT With ne.
can DO $ bv callnrat nv relial-sco On Cisl's.ii
IKE, Efgeiieid, Tenn All. IS. lS52.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT-UTY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Caroline A. Reeve, plaintiff, against Henry
Reeve, Jesse Reeve, and Luther Reeve, defendants.
Summons for relief (Com. not served ITO the above
named defendants You hereby summoned and
qured to the complaint in this action, which
New York. in the city of New York. the Goth day Of
January, 1853 and to copy of answer TO the
said complaint the subscribers, at thir Office, No 81
Chambers street In said CITY, within twenty days after
the service Of this you exclusive OF the day
Of such service; and you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief demanded in tho
complaint WILLARD, SWEENY & ANDERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 81 Chambers street. New York
Dated New York, January %. 1853.
CUPRElfE COURT.-TN THE MATTER OF THE Ar-
the City Of New York. relative to the opening Of Tooth
street, from Fifth avenue to Eighth avenue, in the
Twelfth ward Of said city, the Mayor, Aldermen and
Commonalty Of the sold city Of New York, hereby give
notice. pursuant to the statute In such made and
provided that the said the Mayor, Aldermen and Conn
monay of the City of New York, intend to make app
cation to the Supreme Court of the State OF New York. at
of the city of New York, Monday, the It'll day OF
March, 1853 at the opening OF the court on that day or
thereafter counsel be heard, for the APP
pontment OF commissioners Of estimate and assessment
In the above entitled matter that the nature and extent
of the improvement hereby intended is the opening OF
One Hundredth street. 00th street from Fifth avenue
to Eighth avenue, in the city Of New York as LAID out
an act Of the Legislature Of the State OF New York
hted An act relative TO improvements, touching the
laying out Of streets and roads In the city Of New York.
and for other purposes,n passed April Sd, 1907.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated, New Yosk, Fob. =, 1868.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICES.


DUBILC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO: 81 CHAM
bers street-Notice is hereby given TO the relatives
and next Of kin Of Joseph p Ls, of Pike county, ILL.,
nos late Of California, deceased and who Is alleged to
have died nesate that shall apply to the Surrogate of
the county Of New York, for letters of administration
upon the estate of the said intestste the 2ls day
March next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Dated New
York, Feb. TO- 1853.
PETER B. sWEENY Public Administrator.
DUBILC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO 81 CHAM
bcrs streetNotice Is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Henry Van Nest Of the city of New
York, merchant, deceased and who is alleged to have
died ntestate that shall apply to the Surrogate of the
county Of New York for letters Of administration upon
the estate Of the said nesate the 10th day OF March
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER b. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York, February IA, 1863
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bers street.Notice is hereby given to the rela-
dyes and next OF Tin Of Andre Ryoire a native OF
France late from efforna deceased and who Ia alleged
to have died interstate that shall apply to the surrogate
Of the county OF New York for letters Of
upon the estate of the said nesate on the 10th day OF
March, next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Dated New
York, February 18th, 1868
PETER b. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
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500 - -
CLOTHING.

CLOT1INGs
HAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED-LADIES AND GEN
~ tlemen obtain the hignct price, in current mo-
ncy for large small quantities OF good left of clothing
of every description by calling on addressing through
the post JAMES MORONEY No. IL Orange street second
clothing store from Chatham street. east side.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIES
u and gentlemen having any to dispose of, receive
fair price by sending to the stores letter by post
s. COHEN, 452 Hudson street, and 81 West Broadway
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS of converting their casto articles
into cash obtain fair price by sending for the sub
scrber, at his residence or through the Post Office
N.B.-Lades attended by Mrs Cohen
NJ S. COHEN, &C Elm street.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS of converting their cast of articles
into cash obtain fair price by sending for the sub
scriber at his residence through the Post Office.
l.. M. DUSSELDORF, No. 10 Elm street
N Blades attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
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MILLINERY.

INERT WHERE MERIT IS DUE-MRS WIN. SIMMONS
Ivl has the pleasure to inform her patrons and ends
that she has been honored with letter from his Excel
lency Willard Fillmore President of the United States
that the Exhibition OF the works Of Industry Of all Ma
tons held in London, in 1851, has awarded her medal
certificate and copy Of the reports OF the ures OF that
exhibition for her Of Millinery and abe will b happy
10 show them 10 hsr friends.
HRa WIN. SIMMONS, ye4 Broadway.
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son, sommaoder, will sail for Bermuda am st
Thomas On Nonoay, 7h March, 1883 Passage money to
age apply TO CUNARD, Bowling Green, N Y.
NTEw YORK AND SAN FRANCESCA sTEAsrsHlp LINE
IN Through to san Francisco, yis Aspinsai and
No detention on the isthmus A. greatly
duced rates. The and fast eide wheel steamship
UNION q 800 tons burthen) Richard Adams Comm .n.
der, viii leave New York for Aspinwa (Navy Bay from
pier No. North River, on saturday March 5th at 8
O'Clock p H. precisely connecting With the aud mag.
nihcent aide wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT e 100 tons) Edward Dunn. Commander shich
seamer win he In readiness at Panama 70 receive the
Union passengers, and sail immediately Tor san Fran
cisco. The accommodations aud ventia ton of the Win.
field Scott a. that be desired Her speed fesab
hshed the voyage between New York and Panama
while the Pacific coast Is unsurpassed Every
ton will be made on the part Of the line 10 insure
fort expedition, and safety Passengers win be landed
the wharf az Aspinwa free. taking the Panama Railroad
and cautioned that tickets for this line sod only
At 20 Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS CO.. General Agents.
mad bag is made up at the above office under the
new United states Postage law for the of the
public.
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LNOR CHARLESTON AND FIORIDA-SEMI WEEKLY
~ u ,. mail line The new and fast going steamer
JAS AuGEh, J. Dickinson commander, will leave bier
NO = N X on Saturday, Feb 2eth, at O'Clock, p. M.
precisely For freight apply board whore ali bills OF
adng will be signed and for pas age at the ONCE Of
sPOFFORD Tn.CSTON CO., 4S South street Through
tickets for Florida as follows ITO Jacksonville Ssi 70
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CAsH ADVANCES, IN SUNS FROM IS UPWARDS CAN
~ be had for short periods eonsgnments ofdry goods
and merchandise and personal property generally For
sale cheap pianos watches, jeweIry, segars safes,
trunks melodeon, gun, &c. &C. Goods bought and sold
commission. J. F. JONES, 81 Ann street. second
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
- xixep that ne4itiona haxe bean nrasented in tho

r0RPORATION NOTICT-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that petitions have been presented in the
in the following named Streets to wit: Forty
fourth street, from Tenth to the river through
Neventh avenue to Forty second street. Forty NTH
street. from Third to point Ave hundred feet
west Of Fifth avenne Thirty fifth street from Fifth to
Madison avenue; Thirty eighth street. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues Forty fifth street, from Sixth to
Eighth avenue All persons interested in the above and
having objections thereto requested to present tho
sans in writing to the Contract Clerk, at his Office ON
or before Monday, February IL 1853 ,.,
Croton Aqueduct Department, February IA, 1858.
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CPECIAL EXPRESS N0TICE.-ADAMS h CO.'S DAILY
- freight and package express for Wilmington and the
interior Of North Carolina Office No SO Broad way The
merchants and public generally hereby notified that
now running freight and package express daily
In charge OF special messengers from Baltimore to vii
mington Fayetteville Elizabeth. Warsaw, Rocky Mount
Goldsboro Halifax Enfield, Blackvater, Edenton, and
other places in the interior Of North Carolina. We
places In Virginia, and to forward to every point
however remote where there is established line OF
communication. ADAMS & CO.. 50 Broadway
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INCORPORATION NOTTCE-PUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY
- given that petitions have been presented in the
following named streets to wit Thirty fifth street. from
seventy east of Second to the East river
Fifty fourth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
Yorty eighth street. from Ninth to now
built between Eighth and Ninth avenue; Fifty first
street. from Third to Second avenue Third avenue from
termination Of proposed at Fifty sixth to Sixty
Hrst street. All persons interested in the above any
Of them and having objections thereto requested to
present the same In writing TO the Contract Clerk at
bis Office, or before Monday, February 81, 1853.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, February IA, 1853
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UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

TOR IJvERPOOI-UNfTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
IL ARCTIC, Capt. J. C. Luce This steamship will de-
part With the United States mail for Europe positively
Saturday, sth March ~ IL o'clock from her dock at
the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight passage, having unequaled accommoda
tons for elegsnee and comfort, apply to
EDWARD x. COLLINS Il CO. SO Wall street
Passengers requested 10 be board at III Il III.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed tho ARCTIC and sail
18th March,
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TNOR ALBANY.-FARE S1.-AIBANY AND NEW
L York Inland Route Rairoad-Two daily express
trains, at A n. and 3:45 r. M connecting ct Albany
with central lines Of railroads. North and West from the
depot, corner Of White Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets can be procured and baggage
Buffalo Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains win land passengers at Croton Fails and
Chatham Four Corners only All other trains will start
from City Hall station corner Of Tryon Row and Centre
street, as heretofore
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VRAvELLERS, GUIDE.

from pier No. North river Fare-Hrst class cars S3
second class, 81. Returning leave Philadelphia from
boat Atlas from pier No. l. at ~ O'Clock r. NJ Fare
q go
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-SAIE OF PROPERTY FOR
~ unpaid taxes. Public notice is hereby give that
sale Of property for unpaid taxes will take place. at pub
lie aution at the City Hall of the city Of New York.
Thursday the 21st day Of April next, at IL O'Clock at
noon and be continued from day to day until the whole
of said property sold that the detailed statement Of
the property to be sold for unpaid is published in
the Morning Courier and New York Enquirer newspa-
printed and published in the city Of New York Do
tailed statements in pamphlet FORM of the property to BIO
sod, may be obtained by calling at the Comptroller
ofice, No. Hall Of Records.
AZARIAH c. FIAGG, Comptroller
Comptrollers Office, New York, Jan. II, 1853