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r.ed;ng sheen with other Stock.

sheen should not run be fed in yards with any other
s,oo Cattle hook them often mortally. Colts tease
md frequently njure them. 1t often said that "coits
will nick up what sheep ieave."-Wel managed sheep
Il nm and throw it into the colts yard than to feed
49, ,oreber If sheep are required to eat their feed
Ors,tv clean, they will learn to vast quantities, Bu
shssp arc overfed with either hay or gran' it is no
mroner 10 compel them by starvation to come back anf
eat :. rbey will not unless soreiy pinehed Clean on
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ST. CLlIRSVILLR, 0HIO, FRIDAY, JlNUlRY 7, 1853.
NEW FALL GOODs.

TUE largest and best selected stock Of Fancy and sta
ed al the sign Of tile GOLDEN BEEHIVE, No. IA
Main ST., Wheeling, Va. Consisting Of every variety
Of Rich and staple Dry Goods kept in our line. 1heJ
have een carefully selected expressly for this market
And in quantity. quality, paridv or riehness are no
efccled by any stock Of goods ever in Wheeling. Not
The many FiamiHg Bills about Cheap Good
and Cash PricesBe not deceived by them for we car
and will sell every variety Of Dry Goods for Cash. Of
shor apprOued credit ss cbeap as any house in the city
Call and yourselves and be convinced for we study
20 please. lDee. "a, IsJ2.l STONE q THONAS.
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NIcE IA hereby eyen thal he and pena as above
arc moi pa 10 the Treasurer OF said County before the
second Monday Of January next that each tract OF land or town
docrhed on which said and penalty, remain un;
nv 60 much OF each may be for that purpose VIII
offered for sale said second Monday OF January next at
os,rer to satisfy said and penalty according 70 law
iteeSui''' " DAVID ALLEN, Aud. Rel. Co. y,
Auditors Office, Dec. 10, 1852
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ENecninr,s Sale of Lnnd.

nHE undersigned executor OF the estate Of Phillip Barn
eli decd offers at public sale on the 9Th day Of Jsnua
ry A. d. 1853 between the hours of eoelock A. NJ aud
2Oeoek p NJ of said day al te Court House Of Belmont
County, Ohio the following real estate, to wit:
Fifteen acres of the north east de OF G5l acres, being
part of the north west quAr,epf fettionO, Township
and Range 9, with their itsnces part Of the same
tract land that the said Pn bs9f died seized and
POSSESSED. For further patio fnfeire Of ID. l.. Jen
nngs, 81. Cleirsviile, or offtskggdsnsned:
1ooo Boxes Of Superior "a x Bisekine don
lUUU For sale by - H. I. FRASER.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

eotAevbers who do not give express notice to the
on,rary are considered wishing to suo
restbers order the disconiinuence Of their pc
,iodic ais the publishers may continue to send 'he u
iii all arrearages are paid. ,..,t. ,or,o5
a. IL subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take theli %
n ss from the offices TO which they are diected 'ney
arc hid responsible till they have settled the bii ana
ordered them discontinued. , ;,to,, Il,
farming the publishers and the periodicals are SCI" u
the former direction, they are held respons. ,e nor
iodicel from the office, removing and leavhg & te
uncalled for Is prma lacie evdence OF nten'iona' e
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NOTICE

hereby given that the 2th day of December A. d.
1852, Moses Rhodes caused 10 fled in the Clerk
Office of the Common Pleas Court of Belmont County,
Ohio petition praying said court 10 yacste lots No s
-, a. IS, T6 n 7s, 20. e0 ~, &C. s3 81 e5 90 in
Zanes addition TO the town Of bridgeport in said
ty Al the next term said Court he will ask the Court
10 grant tho prayer OF said petition
Dec. 81, '5?,-4t. d. ID. n. CoWEN, Atty. for pet'r.
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GTAn exchange in describing the effects
of severe thunder storm, says: "a COW
was struck by lightning, and instantly killed,
belonging to the village physician, who had
a beautiful cali four days old.
0TGErTING HIS MONEYS WoRrH,--A
fellow laboring along the turnpike under a
heavy load of inebrety, was asked what
made him stagger SO, and gave this answer
"Why-hic-I-hic--I pays road tax, and
wants to get thc, worth of my-hic--money
by taking a ,enger route; that's the reason
| iwalks ..sekswiss. Hfe---dsyeu sset"
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Tota! amt paid out Of Sheep fund 649 lea
Amount paid out of county funds on the fol-
| lowing accounts, TO wit:
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RrMonEn ConsrrnAor 1r

RuaoRED CONSPIRACY IN
HuNcAHr.--A Vienna correspon-
deni Of the London Times reports
that " from fifty to sixty of tho
higher class Of Hungarians have
been arrested, havingbeen accused
Of having kept up an artificial
excitement by means of their
inferior agents, who rendered
both highways and byways
insecure"
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the troughs or rake up the hay, and the
next time feed less.--Rdr.
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ANNUAL EXHIBIT

Ofthe Receipts and Expenditures Of Beimon,
County, from June 9th 1851, to. June 2Sd 1909
vgasa RECEIPTS.
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DELINQUENT LIST.

The folio wing is List OF Lands aud Town Lots with.
in the County of Belmont returned delinquent by the
Treasurer OF said County, for the year lS5l with the
Tax and Penalty due thereon for said year together
with the tax for the year 1859.
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A. Nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
C L @ 7 II | N G
D \ 4 4 DL | : II NJ h n 7
On the Corner of Water and Monroe s,re

On the Corner of Water and Monroe streets,
Wheeling, Va,
VNTHERE always can he found the largest cheapest,
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel
ing. lie has just returned from New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore and his Goods present unusual attrac-
ion in point of quality ana style, and il is well known
the best bargains can be had of him. For Good and
Cheap Goods he stands unrivailed. Do fail to call
or you may regret it.
His stock consists of the following articles:
100 black cloth dress Coats 100 hue brown and green
do. $50 black cloth ock dol $50 blue brown and green
do go black, brown, blue aud green coats: 100
business coats, made of Cashmere cloth, &c IUO bea,
yer coats various coors 1000 felt and blanket coats so
doZ white shirts of ali grades; 50 doz. check shirts; 80
doz manners stripe; doz. silk undershirts; 10 doz
cotton undcrshirts; doz woolen undershirs; dOz.
gauzes undershrts $50 pr black Cashmere pants; 1000
barred striped and mixed PANTS 1000 cassnett pants
500 black satin vests at all prices; 1000 fancy silk vests
all palterns 1922 valencia, marsees, velvet, &C.; l2
doz fancy crayasi l2 doz. neck tes 60 doz. pocket
hdk'fs silk and linen; aG doz suspeuders all prices
styles; 60 doz. half hOso 20 doz. drawers.
All the above articles, with great many more, are
ment of Hats and Caps, A. NJ ADAMS.
N B.-Paricular attention paid TO custom nork, and
all orders will be filled with Dispatch by A. NJ. A..
ODiaiOMs Of the Press.
CLoTmNG.-We would advise all persons wishing
FRS of good material, to call at A. M Adams Co!li.
ing Store an Water street. He has very fine assor
ment of everything in the oloihing line.-Day mt.
CLOTHING! CLoTnNG! at fair prices always he had
of our friend A. NJ. Adams, corner of Monroe and Wa
ter Streets who from his extensive stock of cloths
height of fashion.
This gentleman has about SIS coo invested in fabrics
of the richest make, and furnish man from top to
toe with shoes. Particular attention is solicited
hls stock comprising il does coating vestings nan.
falcons, neckerchies drawers suspeners patent spring
stocks, and splendid lot of hats and caps. You can
not amiss by calling at his store for any garment in
tended for the comfort decoration of your person. As
he does aarge business he is able to sell cheap his
being "quick sales and small profits" This added 10
the fact that he has his goods made up under his super
attendance should be sufficient nducement for every
disposed TO bny, TO give him cali Let ALL there
fore. who seek their interest ''encourage home in
dustry" by shedding their thread.bar garb for
One.--Daily Times & Gazette. Oct. 90, 1852.
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THE BELMONT CHRONICLE
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
by IL. j. HOWARD & u. IL. COWEN'
oyFsCE ON WEST SIDE OF MARKET ST.
ruurprArELY BELOW THE MARKET nou'E.

;
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
II paid within three months, Ss'oSS
suers s discontinued only at the option Of the editor,
while arrearages are due.
TERMS oFADvEaTIsiNe.
r,.hSousre. nj lines or iess,) three week, =. 800
Every additional inses IN eo,asnn. $4,000
yearly edvertsemeh''T 24,0O
Half column, IL 40
Quartci column, -
li letters addressed to the editor mu" DC Pe'u W
insuFezrltention.Iu
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LANDS.

Owners Names, R. T. Sec. Or. Sec. Acres, aIty. |
Colerain Township. D. c. M
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TEAS and COFFEES-
4 lbs Black Tea for !
5lts Young Hvsou for 81
lbs Imperial for ;
On. Gunr0wder for 81.
10 lbs Good Coffee ior 81. .
Ne. ~ Chath ,m-st,
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ANTHONY J. BLEEckEa, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON RROO,

and LCDLoW-STS OF EAST BROADWAY ia the
Wy " new-i oTki az Aretlon--ASTHUNY J.BLEECK.
IN VIII sell AZ pubic auction FRIDAY February the
4h is al Il o'clock At the Merchants Exchange the to-
e.irg very desirable property VIZ:
Or Bfoomes the two-stoIy and are brick front House
and Lot known No. 5 Broornss with the two-story
ane House the House Is By n feet
inches Eze OF 'front.' House - feet inches by about 81 feet
IN depth size Of Lot 2 et inches font 81 feet inches
on the rear BY IS feet inches IN depth.
On LHdow-s the twostory brick front House and Lot
No 81 Ludlow side Of House Is feet BY n
Feet IN depth, with attached IL by ?, fees sxe
Of Lot q feet by 81 feet inches in depth.
On Eat Broadwey-Also the three story sud attic brick
House and Lease Of 10: known No ~ East Broadway
size Of House % feet By IS feet In depth size " Lot Is
by 70 feet IN depth The House Is finished modern ys
Enc the lease has yee with OF
for q JEAN For tern snd further particulars sppy 20 the
Auctioueer No.7 Bcosd-st. ll95l
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CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

~ tr YOUNG LADlES.-SrLlssfss, n f.-rhe
plan OF tie kec.or % receive very limited number OF
pup as % al the comfort and privileges Of re
domestic e-er, and 81 the tse avoid the objections
whaeh are epressd necessarily 10 attach to large AMI
crow eea scnaln3-y.
A thorsrsh and efcent eOs-se Of instracaoa VIII ~
r1rsued N al the Fnsh hfs>enss together with the Nod
sIn Isnssaees, MUSE pawsns and Painting IN Oh and
Water Coloss-
Saltwater OF The b-Afhy retired All b-,i
fl localities the hHGs0a River and Ct hs easiest a.
es<s BY ra;ivse-
For circls.s stating terms with further particulars a.
dsss REV. J. q. DOWNING s.. jeans Reesory, SUI
ws,rr.
REgrRFseEs; RI Rev. J. ~ wsiawrixhf, D n, D. C
L Ri Rev W Z. Nhitis EAan. u. n. Ges. e. l. gssts
". D., IL D. hes. IVA }. 80. u. y.
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ANTHONY J BLEEeKgR, Auctione.r
YNHE VAIIfARI n PROPERTY

TNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY, Nos. II
Il and % Csthsnle ST. and Nos 496 aud 498 nd at
auction.
ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell at auction, on
THURSDAY " bruaTy 1885, at u O'Clock az the Mer-
chants Exchange the following very desirable property
On Cathsrnest The large and valuable lot of ground
with the bnlDss thereon situated the
OF Catha-ine and HanltoR-sts and known Nos
IL and Is CahaIinest The lot has front Of % feet
CathaDe st. by 50 FRET in depth be- the less
On Grand stAsC the two houses add lots known Nos
$50 snd &@ Grand north side and between Wlett and
ShsIi ats the lots rther 50 feet front by 80
IN delth, be- the more lees.
For al further particulars sppy TO the suctoneer
No. BrOedst (2X57D
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Didro-fortes.

EOIIAN and BOUDOIR PIAN0S.-The
III -rett sud be' selected stock Of Psn0-ortei ever
offered Il t City TINY be Uu-d a. the excessive e 5sh
rnsrf Of T. ). BERRY Co, NO ~ b-nldwsT ~ on
s-rtr zerserts i'm the arufactures o1-r ia ef d.
90 . Planes (tne Der E0an PINGS which ars "a
hsvre the curved scilel ard Lenusl uber. Improved
Bcu5or Pianos a. pTfs winch cannot TAI 70 pi ase w a
- oslsy ri th ips-ruuent !. takea IN he lcc1lnt
Secordh nd Psros n every v.Tie-J, Neo1@ons, ~
END Muycal Works Dealers n Pianos and NIsc s1Pof1
On liberal tesrcs Ps-ost - IL
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A c TCrTLE, Auctr.
DOSITINE SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET

u FURNITURE on TUESDAY.-A c. FUTILE will
sell This MORNING, &C 10y O'clock al No l0l Bro idway
the eutrc Ock " valuable Furniture eOnts ned thereln
consisting elegant Rosewood suites OF Furniture Enlm
eed Chamber DO, MaLog ny Sofas and Couehes Sofa Cen
ard Loo Tables French Bedeads Dressing Bureaus
snd Wsshsands with marble tops Hat aud nbrella
Stands Counting Desks. Rocking. Arm and Parlor
Chairs Towel Stands Childrens Chars Sofa Bedsteads
sc The whole be sold without for cash Cata-
loanes resdy On the morning Of the sale
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NOTICE.-Tbe firm of EB CLAYTON g

NOTlCE.-Tbe firm Of Z. B. CLAYTON g.
~ Sons &zslvod O.. the srh instant 6v III aes,b
" Mr.. EDWIN b. CLAYTON
The business Of that finn wi be :ontn,ued BY The sur
vvors the unceEzixred sto have trtnsd usrtnersb1n
uIcsr the eIn q z. B CLAYTOS'S SONS and vii radI
eaef the Paper Wgeheuse Al No B. JOAN a. and the SEA-
torery Business % No l6l Pear a either of which
Places the undersigned will Gtterd % eo~ lie ba.n ~
ne ists nTrA ALEXANDER I, CLAYTON
Ses-IoTk Jan. =, is53.
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CARMlNE.sT.-To be SOLD at AUG.

IMRMINE-ST.-TO he SUID at AUC-
~ TlON, at lsM on the ilth inst, By ANTHONY J.
BLEfChlR at the Merchants Exchange, the tao Houses
aud Lots Nos 81 and ~ Carminest- built IN the mos,
substantial manner with every necessary convenience or
private resdences They would by small outlay brsug
in heavy rent for sores the location being OF the
are 9aaiCO feet each The street well graded paved and
srwered ss,COe s9otV remain on bond and
mortgage. For view OF The premises apply TO the Auo
tioDetI.
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PROPERTY at AUCTION

In the beautiful and hourshing Village OF Mo ana
under foreclosure Of mortgage, situated
corner Of ohs The Lot a. OLE feet front VI Wasa nz
ton and $50 feet with large tnreestOry build
ns the End Of the lot x5l suitable for nanafacEory
carpenters shop and sash and blind maaafsc
tory. The building Will rent for about per year Tlers
II beautiful buisng ashlnx The pfe1a-
ssIs nougsged TOR s5 The sale 20 taxe place a. the
Court House IN White Plains the eth OF February
10 NJ without reserve Also al toe and place
plot u Land situated FFankneV and 8th ST. abOat
threequaIers VI IN acre with cottage and car
peLters shop on the PREMISES mOngaged for 81 800 add
Will be sold without reserve, 70 close the concern The
property Re - time before the sale BY apply
ing 3 FERGUSON athis office In Norrisana ViilsSe
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E,OR SALE-A handsomely finished two.story

III frame Heass staeted Pert Rehnoad staten Island
within three minutes walk p the steamhoa sadns; M -
Nv i6s with fine sprns OF water the premises For
further particulars inqaise % A IL WAiLAck. No D,
JsAs a. ~ q JACOB DEuR0Vr. Psa ksskos1a-
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Hrsa an Nurlen.


/. Coi..oN. Aucti U.tr.
4 UCil0N SALE ii MEM AMI SECOND
n HAND wa HUKE. 1c-rHiS DAY. tTie.ciy.
Fk 10 81 IA ,tl \. 4. Oh. aa'i iOJns, $. - 'ak
r-sI % L e. iAe gusrl RG.iiae Il taniy ~ %
s.s rtl4oyr. ten - city AiucnS the ascot en my D.
ourc Csspes a-a o. G Jh a g. asd .rosses, irssls
60 Scf French Esost4d, Coz h = Diy4ns Nar5ls. !?
Al other Tsbra Dgrss aid er Bur-auS Wl,hss sads
RsNr OnThu.s IS, Feb. s, byNirfus OF aortss.s. al
sis Fur tt,st OF che iarEs - Va tSta
sI.sv Mose iu vsgcuars wl be given TO aofroS and
IiursCsy-
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VALUABLE HOUSES and LOTS on ADD

Nv dLU ADLT4 IIOCSIO dHU LOI , Oh IZD
Strict, between 9Th and sth.avA WILLIAM H.
FRANKLIN SONS, will sell st Auction, AZ the Msr
chsnts' Exchange st u o'clock the 4h day OF FEB
HUARl inst the large Buildings the Lots situated
the south AIDE Of 4Id 900 east OF gthay
Sab and bthav Railroads and the Crystal Palace suit
able Tor sTse Hotel Boarding HOUSES Croton water
NJ double sets every hOor each house Houses Of
brick fOuI stories bas-s and stores IS BY As feet Ots
IS BY % feet 9Ineh,s
Terms, $500 cash, balance on mortgage.
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TB. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
IN b. BLEECkER Il Co. will sell at auc-

IT tVs 'tII
Il . ton, TUESDAY February 49, 1883 at u o'clock,
the Merchants Exchange the following valuable proper
", Three 3sory brick Houses south side VI il st.
ltO feet Of 9tbav full lots Also House and Lot
north SIDE OF f3d aud Of Broadway. Also the
House and lot No 81 Jane south side 4th Also
Lots at FarmouDt, Wescbester Co. Mans can be hal
Arbitration 70 the Anetioneer,s. No p Walsf
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ALBERT II NIcoLAY. Auctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE of VALUABLE MILL

i PROPERTY at NEWARK, Jta AUCTION,
ALbERr "A NiCOLAf will sell AZ Auction on TUES
DAY. FEB s. ct y ocock, AT the Merchants Exeh.use
The. IELEBRATkD Soaring MILL situated 90
tie northeast corner OF huffman aud Warren sts.
Newark \ LIT $50 feet font and rear by ll2 tset
inches ou one side and ia feet on the other IA depth
nearly equal TO SIX III lots Tue MIL consists Of ours orr
substantial brick building 81 feet front and rear and 100
feet deep. two story brick building ~ feet tfopt and
rear aud liz feet inches deep. Also, one-story brick
building adjoining 80 front and aud 80 feet deep
used as the engine house, together with every article Slui
site FOR ui mig the Mill The ste am Engine Is 39hOgse
rover ard the water tom TO l0horse power.
This Mil has been in successful operation for several
ytais well calculated any mlnutlc.ur ns
tusnts and uses Bras Foundry Gnst Nil, Cutlery
and Hatohot Mandatory, &t Nc. There are almost daily
apr hcaops for with water power, this
consider the Min Ia NewsrS. and there
being for several miles The location Is desirable and
convenient ard within l2 minutes walk Of the MarSetst
Railroad Depot Newark !, only miles from the City OF
New iork ty Railroad The leave Jersey City every
half hour GDtA u o'clock az night and the Communication
$50 per year This property brings rent, when all
occupi d. Of s250 per year, and Is insured for $1,000
The sale will be permptoy to tie highest bidder and
offers excellent opportunity tor Investment ct capital
Title ndspulabe large por ion Of the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortgage.
Lthogphc and full particulars can be obtained ON
applying 10 the AucuoneeT, No 40 WsI-st llSl
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H LUDLOW. Auctoneer.
NEDEAiI,IARA SALE If NAllLARIE

uDEREMI IOhl SALE Oh NALt abiAr
L PROPERTY on WHITEHALL and MARKET
FlELDSrS bsoueibE 10 the ,'ste OF SAAC PlEKSOS,
dcreas6, by order OF Executors K. IL. LUDLOW WIZ
sell ArctiOn WEDNESDAY, FEB -, lSA AZ IL
o'clock. az the Merchants Exchange;
NHIIEHALL-sr The valuable Lots with ths two throe-
story huck Dwelling HOus Nos 5 AID WbtishAlst.
No having thereon threesory brick dwolitas hOdSe
ard No. aud double three story hrick dwelhns VIII
alse rear bud attached said Lots bng together ~ 'et
uch fIOu 81 feet inches i49 feet inches on no
nolthsry aid li6 eot inch on the southetiy sir
togciLer with the Lot No 2is MarSchedt being q iee'
aches front and mar 40 feet inc the westerly side,
and IS feet nchea the easerly side and connects win
the Lott Wbitohast ~,
The whole poperty viii be sold in parcel TN, sale
will be peremptor 70 the highest bidder and NO BIDS vi"
- y (2lD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

EOR SALE-The House and Lot No. 81
il Joralsmon,st, BrookSn, with vacant Lot aalOinas
Fer particulars apply &C. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

il "Cha1iies HOPE" miles from New.Braesses \.
sp.a ing rs acre. oe land situated directly On the hAaks
cftht Delaware and RaEesa Canal and River, with s,u
n,uncafions tunes cay to New.Yerk aud 20 Fsade
pk,a skoundinx with great variety OF frsS excete1s
wafer sad q valuable ARTISAN well n the poaltry yaa
With every accommodation for q eeatsmsns Resistance
The above place considered IS me IS any 70 ias S,s's'
Apply on the pfcurses 70 X >. JohNSoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
nor sALE-The beautiful Homestead Farm

LUX SALT he beautiful homestead arm
OF the subscriber situate Immediately adjoining the
yiliare 81 MenohSm Morris County n J. and contain
ing HUNDRED land The garden and orch sTs
ahunauy stocked with the choicest varieties Of fruits and
the DIV cling and farm budngs large and 10
good repar Free S9Oco Reference the City Of New
OH X Dawson No 1856 Fulton. ST.; VIM Morris IN
tie Custoul ouse Surveyors Department John Burt Me
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