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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

ENCOURAGING We are receiving u goodly
number of subscribers from our agents and 9TH
ers who take it upon themselves to &C, as agents
which VIC are very glad to see, and with them
a great many aatteriug notices. Among Others
is the following;
" | have been subscriber to the Freeman
IRON its commencement Permit me to say that
IN my humble opinion the old Liberty marty y
organ has become nobly resuscitated, and is
comforting much honor to its Editor. You ner.
ceive have not sent you the lone thing need
toi' MS Halter myself that | shall obtain n
goody number more of the old subscribers al
the paper Yours, ="
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

MEASUREMENT OF HAY.-My experience in
measuring hay will notalIow Mr.. New Jersey
Farmer to be correct, in measurement. We
sell and buy hay here mostly by measure, and
call 5l2 feet for a ton. One of my neigh
bors says he has sold certain caffold full of
hay, a number Of times, and had it weighed.
and it holds out 5l2 feet for a ton. | sold
at one time, barn full of hay, measured and
weighed ton to 400 feet, the barn .ot hay
weighed cut little less than 500 feet Tor a ton.
should be satisfied to take common barn
full of hay, seafold and pay, at 500 feet for
ton. A SUBSCRIBER
Reading w., 1857
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31
January First.

Everybody expects everybody to pay up once
a year, at least. We hope, therefore, that ,hose
of our subscribers who are owing for a year will
send us SO, the amount necessary for the past
year aud year in advance. Paw WE MUST, AND
AY WE MUST have!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

The Temperance Society in Bakersfield have
invited K. L. Perkins, Esq, of Stowe, Agent
of the State temperance Society, to address
them oueeor more during the month of Janu-
a'y, and he wall accordingly lecture in that
place on the evenings of the second Wednesday
and Thursday Of the month"; and at Watervile
on the evening of the third Friday, being the
18th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

FLLIBusTERIsM " KILT. Gen. Walker an
his whole force have surrendered to Commodore
Paulding of the U. S. Navy. Gen. Walker
himself has arrived at New York in the North
em Light, on parole, and the frigate Saralogais
on her way to Norfolk with $50 of his men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

APPLE BREAD.--A very light pleasant bread
is made in France by mixture of apples
and four in the proportions to Que of the
former to two oil the latter The usual
quantity of yeast is employed as in making
common bread, and is beaten with -four and'
warn, pulp of the apples after they have been
boiled, and the dough is then considered set /;
it is then put into a proper vessel, and allow
cd to rise for eight or twelve hours, aud then
baked in long loves, Very little wafer is
requisite; none, generally, If the apples are
very fresh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

BLACK REPUBLICAN, TwADDLE The Pat
riot says:
"The stories about serious misunderstanding
between Judge Douglas and the President, Of
reading Judge Douglas out of the party is all
Black Republican twadde-nothing else"
Read the Congressional proceedings, in an
other part of this paper Perhaps that is all
=" Black Republican twaddle."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

BAKED Conn MEAA PuDp1Ne.- TO seven
heapng tablespoofuls Of Indian meal, add
one cup Of molasses, little salt and butter.
Stir al well together, and just as it goes in
90 the hot oven. put in acuptul Of cold water
Or milk. Bake three.quarter of an hour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

The December Term of the Bennington
County Coutt, commenced in The Center ilage
on Tuesday of this week, Judge AIDS presd-
ing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31
An independent Press.

The following, although perhaps intended as
a strictly private letter, contains so much good
aside from the, we fear, undeserved compliment
to the freeman, and coming from source we
highly esteem, we may De par Ioned for its pub
LEGATION. Ed. FREEMAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-31

And now be pleased to express to the Pres
ident my deep regret as regards our unfortunate
difference Or opinion in relation to the Lecomp
ton Constitution, and to say to hun that as in
liability does not belong to man, however ex-
allied in intellect, purity, or intention or posi-
ton, yet if he has committed any errors in
this respect may they be overruled by super
intending Providence Tor the prosperity OF our
Union, and the advancement of the honor and
interest of our beloved country
In now dissolving my ilicial connection with
your Department, beg leave TO tender to you
my thanks ioryour constant courtesy aud kind
ness. Most respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
h. j. WALLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

SryeuLAn CAusr OF DIArH.-Tk CeserS w. A.
Congregational Jsrssa! give tns E;ss.says ~
1isorou. physical powers, q Nelson. n r., sad der
inst ,ls exhibited some symptoms q the sypS bod
five: the. ,!I% I:yS,, @s.s n ~ .ay
wss;S TSis Ssy snIisu. and aSschonsss mother a.
mupcsS BY the ssesnibg rot cir, she gave agrs Of
nsrssi NE called s oroh.r .a. S sssoS s'i S
for aid, upon wAoee arm hef heso s' e. NE. ni...1
sDos Il. bed, and ss.e, s.a an s.c.D..o' q .esay
fcm the smosi frastie rstAer, fcIsovsA hes So'A !.
v. dssal Alcohol hsd been ssse, sso .oo nsGe o.
4 the .sryeu. system o. ne 's ssS *. SAos Ssdv
vas dyssdfHly burS<d. rE ... ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
PERSONAL.

The principal fortress BY means Of which he Aus
hiaa Emperor curbs bis Italian subjects 10 eounashd
by ssphsv of the Irish Ebsra,os." 90 W Nd
q Saxnderss Ners-Le4ser, which ssys:
The Emperor Of Austris hss bee gssciously
Issssd to appoint dsfipguished lrishmaa, C,lossl
NE Cheyslier Dssisl 0'Connell 0Cossos, military
SrtrsS N the Austrian doririops The CAsvAnsr 70
Ee'Nhev Of OCopnsl, ssd bsothss Of NE Rev.
" ~ James o Connor"
~ Mutton Clapp, Who hsd been for msrs than
twenty years connected with tie management Of 7As
CiHrle'ses Mercury, died lat week. lie wee ssdvs
Of Ohio.
The Albary Argus says junior partner Of one Of
the gres. bar king houses of NswYok, who died lase
Summer, left . legacy Of 10000 70 Mr.. sancgs.a.
Bradford.
"A rsSss extraordinary theological eoak,oversy haa
lust issued from the pen Of Mdne. C, a cs~rN
dancer at the Academic ImpeTiAle Of fNis. Ths laAy
is Protestant and the discussion hiss been pesasd In
answer to the ysrious attempts msde 70 cesvsrs her
by the Able TheobsId. The work y d most re-
uarksbls tendency and has excited he grsAssse
interest among the writers Of he Ussseys end ethse
religious publications. ~
In these days Of degrading political subesviescs,
Il Is pleasant to be enabled TO note % instance u real
Independence. The Hon Michael shoemaker, the
Collector Of the Port of Detroit 10, Ne ere assusd By
hi. friends, operl y out for Douglas and fay hdofssa
and sustsins the positions upon the Admission o. Kan
ss taken by that Senator IN bis speech OF Decemoes
Dsssoit Alv~sasss.
Mrs. Sophis S. Csshrse died in SAnilas County,
No. lately in the S4h year OF her ase. She wss born
in Western Virginia, and was . daughter Of Col.
Thomas Lewis q member Of the Colonial Conventiou
which met in Richmond in IT'S. She was seAz rela-
tive Of Presidents Madison and Monroe, and knew
many of the patriots Of the Rsvolutoa.
Thomas Birch, musician in the Revolutionary
army died at Toledo, few days gnce q the sge Of
e5 The Blade states that he had lively reccalse-
ton of Washington. He also served about yeaf "
the Var Of 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

q Nopry RrIIc OF THE OLDEs TIxE.-There 10
- wing in cheerful old age 10 the town q Rsd6ssd~
Osveeo Csvnty, . gentleman known - Col: Johnson,
he Sss lie posser Of tia: town. aad Who has nsAfy
sttsrso his lOOh birth day. He still retaias his fac
bss y,oted At sereaty-nr annual electioss-hs int
vote for President vas csst for Gen. WaAhpgtea nd
bis lat for Col. Fremont. He hes siwsys nd soss
to tis day occupy prominent position IN sedssy -
u evex foremost in any lAadsbls snts4ese 20
usiehborhood or town. Surely be mus - ngssss9
vith much interest BY his friends and tewn@sa =
noble link connecting The present vith ne ~ 80
hope be may long i've TO enjoy the Dssssns rncn -
and his compstTiots secured isr -. AZ -. -
Hvref Iiks the lat suryivon Of ths dgnsD o. 90
Dscsrs.iOn Of IsdspssdsOe, thss nene,iss snoaid
= eherished ard thesr ssnss bsld N gsoenksencA
S"s'''A'u >Ns 'S' Iwss~stswn J0oxaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
CUPRRME COURT--C,unty of Knss.--CAyir

CUPRRME COURT--Cyunty Of Kng.ICAym
y,o,, Of CssIiss C. wsseAouse deesssed Lsvina o. WH
los.e widow q the said cs.s' w.issoa,s
Penoe<on and veime bis VA sun moss ,Sf
wAiERHoUsE You s.sy . s,1. i I'd a., sea
~ Of The Csrh ef he Comfy Of KINGS TIE CITY ian
IN Cy Of sroeLyn and . srvs ,spy Ssai saassr 4
the sad compliant on the yubsesbsrss ns1 Ss,s ssr
De ,ese ..sn',s q 'ss ' s4, y ~
ssviss and you al to snsva The sAd n, .I, q, ~.
Court Tor che relief ssuasled he III "s~
Al isviovTs Plaintiff q Attorney No Il W al+sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
THE LATE MRS. DASSELL.

EEw.YoRK, Dec. IA, 1857.
About ten years ago Hennine Borchard, Prussisa
artist arrived in this country Happening 70 VISIT pc
Bavsrisn Consul in Pmisdsphis, to SEQ stasVs By
Stenhsusen we struck by the portrait Of a ita-
ian peasant woman on The wall Of the Consurs SALON.
Observing the interest excited by picture when
awakened some Of toe most delightful associations OF
foreign travel the Consul informed 10 t1st the work
came from the pencil Of young lsdg Of K6sigsbsrg.
who, from nstars love OF art, left homo 70 study q
Dusseldorf and Rome and after several ysass pssss6
in the steers Of the best matters IN those cities, had
recently come to he United States to sci up hes easel
in New.York. The Cor SUI eIpatisted upon the tai
ents worth ard isolated position Of his protSSe, whom
We found. on returning TO Gotham, occupying two
In the third story Of private house. surrounded
with Italian sketches, heads Of famous modsk studies
hom the old masters portfolios and pssttes. bAe wss
of German mold-sbOrt and thck-set-but Der olive
compile ZION, expressive dark eyes and sweet smile
breathed Of the sunny south.
At this time che spoks but little Eagiish, and that
with nave pronunciation singulGH plssGsg. Her
simple manner kindly disposition, modssty cad ardent
love Of art, combined with her solitary position, IN
stsnty excited a interest In her behalf Accordingly,
she gained frsnds rapidly, and had - many o!ders e
she could fulfill The Art Union bought soma q her pic
lures; ths National Academy elected hsS - heeossy
member, come Of our best families sent their dAsgS-
terv 70 her as pupils; che often Ct As sOheso
Of Mrr. Botta and DR.. Robinsons accompanied hdy.
She executed many portraits in pastel, and numerous
fancy heads and group: IN o. Esss {iSn $500 go me
A. able Lutheran divine, settled ovef IszgslGsr-
man congregation at Dayton, Ohio. Mn. DasseVg
charities, domestic virtues and devotion 10 at hAd
thus gradually acquired for her the esteem end syn-
pstby Of many OF our mOet respected ciassss. Ne
was early and Late ct her easel walking ost daily v0a
her children, and usually passing the Summers = New
port, r. l., where she had many friends and psssy q
portraits TO execute. Great, therefore, W. ne sonow
Of large circle Of Germans and Of cel ew1 CT
liens. at the unexpected snBounceuent Oh ne asAn
Of Hsmrs Dasss1, lat week, sasI eIef alas:s:
She made but dying request sna sAss =: 70 =
S,.sJ ana admirabe cepiss Of the OthsIo" and To
SFsriss' Of The Dusseldorf Gallery. She issvss bus
hand sad three children Agreeable In oosvenaaon
m epthu,isst in art, frugal industrious and snecnoe-
~ shs Va worthy Of the love she Inspired and fh@
oy;.f = ah which abe is lamented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
DILES, FISTULA, and CONSUMPTION
From The scLps-

III
mo Sisesse nddousy destructive 70 te aan rnee
n universally admitted by all Intelligent nreeons tnAs
long construed bleeding the dsPost Of tuesrces IN ne
1y kkhy det ports ale and e1ecise Ahsr ne
ps exsnoe Of pes when the body bAs become eaeo1sd
@ pton hrestsns nooshns Diet and
erse become steas pA the only AsvAnon TOT
The sufsser being AAd The simplest Diet And yet pa
ess sdvsed let the henorrheds alone Tor eaf
The dsesse viii sstssh the lunss~
The sbsurd fscy has been ably rfate4 ~ tnss Aesoo
Surreon WARIEN STONE Of Eev0rssn., IN nsssefy
ntiol. no The Journal Of Medicine. The News OF tos
ed,or Of The eape have been rspsaety sse ortn NJ ss
u Al. sublece1 70 the test ~
more than hundred patients pArt Of ne Union
mary Of hsve been e1hsuAed BY Sonens aoa
kenoyrhssr and n the first rtase Of Conssmpoon
fe psvefs useepabe Of the ne. goSSss
vSaAcet the hrlfs hsstare- Dr. IDWAkD Il DIAoN.
ssAcr womsn and Her Dsesse md fsdsa ifeanse 60
De More Obscure Diseases Of the Sexual system dssoks ~
stssr ion s1eu,vsy oes tssops and 10 opFsvs
gurxesy Ivtry Of PeS frsspsaA or Fscre and'
hksn 3 wGrroted saests sfsL n.
Oass hon to ..a to eventnss q Or sA.
Seno~ No " 5th Al al other kours be Of bis Pnv.e
SsuSl where svsry comfort Of domestic life provided to
kose Sshe rsIseA epsstiens CT prolonged @sseas
HsstasBA
% NcCALLUH Late AetusFy Of the Erie kAiros4h
NJ BRADFORD, CssASr so~sQ esnk.
H. FORD ESQ. o5zsfe, Brooh,yn l. I
nAUlICl BARNEfT. Aaetionesr New OflesAs
1YHAYs fHsrnsr Hays / Col Bs<hDAn-s-, n IT,
JOHN LINN eco. Newton N. J., .
ana syess nun Der q patients part 81 the un,on
tfcn hsve brss cured By As process daring The
>askt al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

FnoM LAKE SvrrnoR.-Tse Winter has set re. q
Lake Superior. The ice s1tsnds !. soG Rrsr
Copper HArbof 10 point 90 niles soovs -, ~
ssss. ssc H.' Copp ss 1 n By teams seC.
he ice n O..e nseen River: The nov vas from q ::
t. I'D s. GA = tin tine; ,ss S.' .s a;'1 @sio.
d: B, 30 Ss": . S.s Ss Ios nois. and
+; Nc W. " To- Sco IChlesgo Journal, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
NIEW.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

N COkPANY-PRoFOSILs for . LOAN1ln order 70
lind the floating oebt Of this Company amounting ne
e5s0 oeN new MORTGAGE Bonds 70 the e1.ent ono
non dosrs decided by the bosId Oh pfeoso
the best Of redeemns the Company nom tne
s.swsn, unde. which abOrs by Of the en rates OF
are Invited hom al holders OF the
eudes and stock npany for the purchase OF ne
lds tina 70 sued red.esbe in ten years. sno bearing
ssysn Der cent interest payable semi annually ..a,..
.xtepson the preference In this loan
onah soe ssd from all will take Precedence IN tne ioo"ns
First Pfr~see: To holders Of the unsecured bonds
Of tse c,up.px redeeusbe l8 1859 1861 1907 and ls<
Second 20 die holders Of EXTENSION Ocnos'es
Third; To the holders Of Preferred STOCK - -. -
Payments 10 be oowss t'rty per cent 10 sho
s1sy cent AZ par In the above mentioned
extenSon oeIhsts preferred stock any ne oeoo no
18th day Of January Any OF the liabilities or
Of the which du. and contributing part INC
e<attns Ssbt, 70 BE- received "a cash
Thss. bon6s vii b. mortgage the whole rosd
estate and robin. subject to the nrS
mossges already given bat tbs mortgage herein
cv,c ed for win be r hen certificates 10
L. s.st Of mioa Eve hundred twenty four thou
from Dover Plains 10 Cahsm which certificates now hypoth
e.eS security for the 6ostns debt are 70 DO redeemed By
a. hTtbsr security TO purchaser Of ths honda "
intended that eS0O0 year shall be et aside provdea that
sum earned over and and ntees and
soyed 70 po,eS..s m the msrhet each the bonds VI this
hetach bonds purchased 10 be tomedisfey esnoeod
Persons Wishing 20 subscribe W this sosn OF arg
eed the bonds stock OF the Company are tIea re
CoDpapys Ofhee No 50 Pinest where Commt.co OF ne
Dsss.ors will be In attendance daily from IL 70 20. 70 Nv
~ required information requesting the terms OF inc Juan ~
he condition Of the Company. ..,..
By order Of The Board ALLAN CAhPBEL, PreS'de"e
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of KINGS.
= HENRY DAY as1n., EDWARD }; tOwS w y. 80. 1,S
Dmcou and Nai.tts his wife George w Brown samuel
G q H.r. J.ne. Joes. Henry zone: Bes'nn s:T T1S.
son HstsA.v 6sr1ipsr John frodwe jr J.sse Thomson
Benjamin Bsbese Aimee. L.sI.nss Lesn risnss
H,pry Cosrh Moses naock Zssr ke.cnsrn, barei Isoy
md Dslis Eddy Summons -fothe above named Gee "a
"a each Of You here,y ssnmoaed sne Serse
70 snsver the ,ns this ston which hed win me
CieTk Of County Of Kinss sttfe City Hall NE Cy ..
De .ad compliant on de ssbserer ct his Office, No Asr-
chants EIehaEse in The City NewYak within s~eny
Say, afsr the service Of his summons on you -
wAhip the time Aforesaid the pdDa IN this sssea VII spy
a iobeY 81 1851 HENIY DAY, Plaintiff n person
MI fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
RAKKING a.. AND COLLECTION CT o :. OFFICE rls.I Z y

bsvns rabe will collect paper payable ct 90
ssosssbe points United States aud Csnsdss com
sson Of quarter o cent and proceeds oevosos
to customers promptly on The Day received
Our Firm will continue 70 b. Represented Al the Noeh IA
change Board promptly 70 ell orders for the puf
snd sale Of Bonds 6oeks Onf ness liens 81 TIE
Bead being sroty eoomson We are snseea 10 pve en-
satisfaction ikose who may favor Nth tbsh orden
asssrenOes-heses Taylor. ssq. william D. Sst'f esq
hvw-rsgk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
CHARLES Z. WHITEHEAD, Attorney
HALLIDAY Asctionser. df hwoV

CUPREME COURT.-COUNTY Of QUEENS.
y Ermtus Themas sg Annbsl de Mosgusrs Andrew Law
renee Joseph Lawrence and Richard BuIh-Snmmons for
each Of them You hereby summoned aud required 70
answer the plant In this scon whca will be filed the
Office OF the CLERK Of the County Of Quser the town OF
Jamaica In the sid county the 18th day Of December 1881
ard copy Of your snweI % the said 90 the
Yok within twenty after the service OF this summon. on
YOU exclusive Of the day Of such services If fail TO
the aid COMPLAINT within the time Aforesaid the plain
t n this will apply to the Court & the relief demanded
AA 'A' THERAssON 4 BRYAN Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
CITPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY o
y EEW-YORK-THE COUNTRY COMPANY ss'

CTPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY OF
EEWyORK- THE FOUNCRv COMPANY sst
LEWIS T. BOYD and JAMES HUMpH1EY-!o the above
The eamnsir Ia this acton stch WI be filed In The Of
See Of the Cri Ct the City and Couay of Ct the
Ciry Hall In tie said City, and serve copy 81 your
answer 10 The nd pant on tie subscriber ct this Of
Gee No. lC6 Broadway in the CSy Of View Yoss. within
twenty days ser the service Of tbs luminous on yoo e1
usiye the such service and II fail TO answer
the said complaint within the time do'sd the psstifs m
,hs .tio d take Judgment asans for the Of T~o
Th,a.snd Three Hsnlssd and T~ynty Dollars and Eight
Cents with interest from the osrh a., Of October one thsa
ssnd and hy seven AMI slso for the further
81 One Thousand and Sixtytwo 6iar and Thirty eight
Cent, with interest frem the seventh day Of Oct Der one
eight hundred and fifty beside the costs Of thn
sction-Dsisd New. York, Nov. q, Bt1
WM. L. Curtis. P!stnrn' AttonsJ;
The conn plsiu in this sesioc duy fled the oe Of the
cIsrk Of The City and County of Sew York on the twenty
eighth asy Of November 1881. FM cUkIls
ni.-2wTr Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
HIEW-YORK and ERIE RAHROAD.-On md

NETWORK and ERIE RAnROAD.LM .nH
a., nondsv Nov g 1857 and until further soesse ~
-, Vans viii lesve pier foot Of Dane-A - follow, w;
nrTINKiRK EYPREsS Il an, ior Duakhk and buaA'o'
ROCEIXND PASSENGER .. 80 N, kon loot OF Chamee"
a. VA Piernont foq esferps and intermediate usssona
WAY PASSENGER Ut pw-, h Nswesisn' A'""~
end intermediate stations ,c~,,....~
EhIoRANT - N, os pc-kirh and Buffalo and 'n'efe>
tiate ststiona ,o,,,n.v.
THE ABOvE TRAINS RUN DAILY tsuNDAYs
NIGHT ExPlEss a, 5 p n, ST DunitA md Iussia s's7
Gay. A., NIL
csnan6Aigus and Hsssa FaIs Aairosd for NaeAs F1s'
Bhshamtor with tAe syrssSe and Binshanson ksiosa -
syracuse Coming With the Buffalo Corning and New
RiIosd Rooherer Of Great Bead with the Deb LAcs
sv.npa md Western Railroad for ssAnion HouensvMe
Haa,o spd Dunhrh With the Lhe sbors Ashos fos Cove
nd Cfpc3unah, Toledo Detroit ChieYo, 40
100 OHARLES MORAN, Prsadssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver
= Of The nseh.ni.: III. ln;rTss SonBsn' saoof
nd Alice T. bis wife, Theodore b De Grcet and En-
ms hi. wife James B. Murray, Charles Buel Lasa Ware,
IdminsIs.r,, and Cha1is. Absrnsthy Aa%ansssssor q
John p Wsre deoessed, George Opdyks add Wilson q.
BuntR.f.r.es Sale IN Toeclosurs % Dss'.s
the supreme Court 81 the City q New Yors on the ss Of
Oc.ob.r 1887 the Referee In said decree named VI seH q
public suction It the Merchants ExebsEse
CITY on the Gay Of Jant.ry 1859 at l, oses st non .
thai day following property mentioned ana "A
sd decree vr All thss certain Ios P'ss ?, y sss Cir,
New Yori and described foo.s TO Wv sssnnns
dstaI, four hundred fee. sosth eAs'sy Jm the SOUTH
sasery Of Ose hundred and forty ees ana ne
Eleventh avenue running thence soutAer> on line pAsuei
With said line Of the block oetwsen zee
hundred and forty and One hundred and forty sec
ond street along said ceoter line essts one
feet thence sorhsy line parallel Nth sa'a Ecvsnto
avenue until nteeets the heIy hne OF the biooshns
dale road thence north eastery Along the a nne '1e
road until terseots he ssid sosthery line %
One hundred and forty second street. thence westerly scpe
saa .outbry line One bred forty second street 10
hs place Of BEGINNING Terms made Known on the dsy OF sale
Dated New York, December ~ 49, ,.n. ~.
CHARLES WHITEHEAD Attorney
&c U.itInIy Auctions.r dA 3sv3w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
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Esv.Yerh December 1857
JANIS B. CoL6ATu. A-lsses-
ANDREWS COLBY At,orssys sx Assignee,
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