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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

"TnE ARGrs"-We have received the first number
of this paper, which has been established in our
town for the purpose of doing out Davidson" de-
mocracy, and as his friends have been ndustriously
crying out upon the street. with the express intcn-
ton Of "brcakinG down The Feicana Democrat"
The paper is neatly printed, and is conducted by
Philip Winirec, formerly of the TiS-a- VS., a rank
Rnow-Nothing journal published in West Baton
Rouge. We trust it and the Dictatorship may have
a good time, and when they ''break us down." they
will let us know.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

Gss"A writer in one Of the daily papers says that
the Methodsts of Virginia have SO preached to the
slaves about the immortality Of dancing, that nearly
the whole of them have forsaken the fiddle and the
bow and taken to gambling. This is just what
common sense would have prophesied as likely to
happen. Wage war against amusement, and you
open the door to vice. Men will have pasime OF
some kind. To set boys to robbing orchards, we
could imagine nothing better than statute against
ball playing or alley taw.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

GoDEY's LApYs Book FOR SEPTEMBER al.
most to repletion this number contains, 10 male
inspection all that the opposite sex could desire in
the way of fashions patterns Of dress, and cmbrodc-
ry, music, and excellent reading matter. Where
does he procure it all, thus to furnish such = vast
amount, each number being all Improvement upon
the last To be had of Louis a. Cooley, Philadel-
phia, at So per annum.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

mr. \ Nebraska editor announced his plans for
celebrating the fourth of July ave shall lnxurate
over our dinner until about four O'Clock. when we
shall 90 and swim for half an hour, tetcr for aAi-
er half an hour, and then pitch cents till dark In
the evening We shall go a-courtingo
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

Gs-lt has frequently been named to us, that GER
tain political underlings have stated that we have
refused to publish Davidson articles, furnished this
paper for publication, and that inserted an article
written by John McVea, as a communication, when
state that any and all statements to that effect are
devoid Of truth; and we call upon John McVea, Esq.
to state publicly over his own signature whether, on
any occasion, either while he was of the editors
of this paper, or since, any article furnished by him
was refused insertion, or published as n communlca,
ton when it should have been inserted edtorially
We ask this as an act of justice and in REPUTATION of
the SANDER which is being circulated to our prejudice
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

NONE ARE so BLIND As THOSE WHO Will. NOT sEE"--
The entire Know-Nothng press are anxious that T.
G. Davidson should be recognized as the democratic
candidate of this district. They know full well,
that he can easily be defeated while with any other
democrat in opposition, their chances would be most
desperate The supporters of Mr.. Davidson would
blind themselves to this fact lie is doomed and de-
feated candidate under any and every circumstance
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
FRoM KAYAs.-The Kanss eorrenoedent Of

From KAAsAs.-The Kansas eorrepnedent of the
ST. Louis Democrat says that Judge Kane has pub.
lished h5 opinion that payment of k,ses is an
essential preliminary TO the right OF voting The
sheriff Of Douglass county has gsen notice On Bic
intention to collect taxes.
In speech made by General Lane, he announced
that an organization of 900 men to protat.ilc
polls in October had been Effected, and he Stated
that this number would be increased to % ,OOS il
necessary.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

m" Mr. Robt. j. Harp Of New Orleans will dcliv-
er an address in the Court House, in Clinton. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Monday, August 3lst., upon the Mis-
sion of Southern Literature and its Importance in
relation TO the peculiar position Of the South. The
lanacism of which Nothern literature is the vehicle
will not be overlooked. The public is invited. No
collection ak be taken up
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER AT BAToR ROUGE. The
want OF an able and independent journal at the State
Capitol, is much felt at the present time. This wt,
we learn Is to be supplied for preparations are ma
rang to put into operation there, this fall, pure
state Rights Democratic Journal, that will not be
controlled by senatorial wild land hunters, peripa-
tetic collectors of customs, or superannuated and
hating war horses.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

AgTnCRs HONE MAGAzNE.-This monthly for Sep.
TENDER has been received. II is illustrated with q
splendid engraving, Hospitality of the Oldcn Time
and the reading matter is as varied as could be de-
sired, amusing, interesting and instructive. To be
had of I. S; Arthur Co., Philadelphia at SO per
annum.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

Gi5- The Baltimore Patriot says it is confidently
asserted that James NJ. Buchanan Esq, of that city,
is to be appointed Minister to Russia, in place of
Governor Seymour, the present incumbent, who
some time since informed the Government of his
wish to retire from the Legation and return home
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
PARTNER WANTED.

A PLANTER, RESIDING ON BLACK CREEK,
n near Midway Station, on the Clinton & Port llud-
son Rail Read. is DESTROYS of having partner for the
next year Any one having ironlyIyE TO FIFTEEN
hands. aud willing to take full control OF the plapN
ton, will find il to his advantage and nterestso el
upon The Editor Of The American Patriot at elinton
for further information.
The plantation il thought ~ .hr one of The most.
fertile and productive, lying in pange of many miles
adjacent and is within ton mAes of the Mississippi
river. mug 20. 1887
A,t.I.iberty advocate will copf-1ill forlid.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
THE NEW CONVENTION

Meets on Monday, the 3ist instant. at Baton Rouge.
The greater portion of the delegates from this par
sh will be in attendance, and we are assured that
there will be enough from the other parishes to
give weight and effect TO its proceedings
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

FIRST BALE OF New COTTON AT MOBnE.-Thc Mo-
bile Tribune, of 3d. (yestcrday0 says:
The first bale of the present cotton crop arrived in
this city by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad last even
ing, from Macon, Miss. 1t was grown by Mr. n. Ii
Harrison, Of Noxubee county Miss, and is consigned
to G. II. Labuzan.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

E.S- Vow that Nauman 81 Strauss Tombola has
been disposed of all ye unfortunate holders OF Tick
cts, rush to Norwood Tildon, and invest in his To
the fortunate, press your luck Now Is the accepted
time
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

TENNESSEE LEGIsLATuRE.--The NASHVILLE Union
publishes statement showing the strength parties
in the newly elected Legislature, as follows: Seaae
Is Democrats, Americans House-42 Democrats
80 Americans Democratic majority on joint ballot, 20
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
70 the Editor of the Felciana Democrat:

To the Editor of the Feliclana Democrat:
The "Arpus," another sentinel on the watch tow
er of democracy has made its appearance, and our
quiet village was not little sensatcd the other day
on its first appearance There were no doubt those
whocould not sleep enghts' looking to its advent
~ omnous of great events as that which depend
ed the fate of Rome'
Argus. once fabulous, having mn hun1red eyes, Is
said to have been put on guard by Juno 10 do parc
utar matching. These old Anticipated beings believe
always had masters, but little will of their own. But
the real Argus of our ~, whether they have as ma
Mich few have the dI1niiy to sustain. u '''''
Our Argus. of recent issue has assumed that posi-
ton ia voluntarily placing itself on GUARD here. 1t
has the boldness to declare that II has Editor. II
SAYS the name which stands at The Head of the Ar
gus is the editor and he alone Controls edits,
and Is responsbc.' Now, all this would seem gratu-
ous unless some ono Of its niFny eyes In an askant
look hsf detected sono moving lips m the act of
whispering II negatives The name at theshead Of
the Argus certainly Nlrcw on his fancy. How pre-
pos,erous teniica that a name whch'shs figured
so extensively at the Ind of many journals, would
not be competent to Slit, manage, and control the
August
Every body has Night TO do as he plcases with his
% e head o s e. has Of course hi. s
of property and no oac else has rght-has any bl-
siness even to !hiak how IL shall be controlled. Pure
love Of democracy the motive power, has caused
the large expenditure necessary h place so many
eyes among us and all in one head, and that
head makes appeal in this wise
See what a,onc have done, am doing. and intend
10 do. No ciique no f1ction. has made contribution.
No Government oJcai, state or federal, has dark
enedeE one Of my numerous @gas WIN single
| REp, ND promise made. nor paironage.'
Now. Mr.. Editor. suppose you give in sometimes
h receipt of little aid and comfort and take
1t you would not be hG&kward in acknowledging tho
source whence tldy Came. And suppose would not
hesitate to use other eyes tkvn your own. But your
Bank asl naN stree. fri cnd-you will be friends of
course-wil never while on guar1, - any but his
own. have fGg1Nsn what old AAchs was armed
inc what ~vapcns win che used BY his modcrh. some
sake. 10.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
STRAYED OR. STOLEN

IRON THE PLANTATION of the subscriber. re.
J. siding about four miles from the Town of Baysa
Sara, two large
BAY MAREfMULES,
both Of them branded on the left fore shoulder with
the letters II II u = one of the mules is more Of a
mouse color than bay.
viii give a liberal reward for the taking ur oG
said mules and notifying me of the same.
aug 20, 1857 ROBT. ii. BARROW.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

A TALENTED CoNcRrss.---A correspondent of the
Lowell journal says, IN lootit3 essr list of the
members of the Twcnty-Thrd C6agresk y~hich com
menccd Dccember2 1888. and closed March 9 .ls35,
was somewhat surprised NJ the number of mem
bers who have filled high positions under our Gov
ernmcnt. Six members Of that Congress, JNsAd-
ans tprevious) Tyler, Polk. Fillmore, Pierce .And
Buchanan, have occupied the Presidential chair.
Five members. Mcssrs. Calhoun, johnson. Tyler,
Fillmore, and King have been Vice Presidents; and
no less than eight members, John Q. Adams, Henry
Clrs, John Forsyth, Daniel Webster. John G. Cal
bona, sImcs Buchanan, John NJ. Clayton and Ed
ward EtstHI have filed the Office of Secretary of
State. Thirty-two members have been governors Of
States, and twaa.y.rtrcc members otthc House have
since served in'the Senate.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSES! MULES! HORSES !

~ He IfNDRSIGNDh have a fine lot oTarrage
~ Horses. saddle liorsGs. and about twenty-five
head Of Mules, ~lch they offer at reasonable prices.
Persons desiros"of purchasing can examine the
Horses and Mules at Clark stable or by calling IN
the subscriber. at Evans NsAite's Hotel
aug -. 1851. HAYS d LOVE
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

''+hA' "a iNJA> J. Wv DIA LIN.
HNIlE DESIRABLE PLANTATION of the subsch-
l. Der, is offered for sale.
1t Is situated about miles from this plaee. asNi
contains III acres of Land $50 cleared IS of Which
is in logs.
The purchaser will have the opportunity of buying
n portion of the stock horses, mules cattle hogs,
and sheep also, corn and fodder
1t has upon ita good House, &c. Gin Housc, OUR
tiers, Stables, Cribs, and Backsmith's shop.
Title fully guaranteed
For terms apply to HENRY MARSTON
Clinton, La. Aug. ~, 1857. l7tf
%d@Llberty Advocate, and Woodyille Wing, will
copy until forbid.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
FELICTANA DEMOCRAT.
Official Journal Of The Parish of East Feliciana.
G r. I N TO N, LA.
Saturday Morning, August %, 1857.
7 L r NJ S

DOLLARS per year, payable
IN advance. ForR, If not paid within six months,
and FIVE. ifnot paid before the close of the year.
ADVERTlSING.-Advcr inserted at One
Dollar per Square. of Ten lines or less for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one.
Professional and business Cards, not exceeding six
lines. for twelve months. TEN Dollars Advertise
ments not marked with the number IF insertions,
will be inserted until forbid.
CONTRACTING RATES.
m'ths nj. m. m. IL IN
One Square. s. SCI IS s12 SIS
Two Squares. 10 IL l6 20
Four Squares. IL 1G 20 % 80
PATENT MEDICINES Thirty dollars per half column,
per year. and none of greater length inserted.
ANNOUNCING Candidates for office: Ten Dollars,
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

5sS-We are authorized to announce G. II. JONES,
us candidate for "a seat in the State Legislature.
subject TO the will of majority of the voters of the
Parish, on The First Monday in November next
nv We are authorized to announce JOHN G..
WHITE, as u candidate for reelection to the Office
Of RECORDER of the Parish of East Felciana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC SrATE.-Next winter, says
the New York Journal of Commerce. for the first
time since 1926 or 1928, Legislature containing
Democratic majority will assemble at Frankfort, the
capital of Kentucky. The Democrats have since
that date had the governor and half the delegation
in Congress but never the Legislature. The opposi
ton had permanent and enduring ascendancy in
that body that never could be shaken in the least.
But now, with the dawning ofhe new era that marks
the reaction everywhere in favor of Democracy,
Kentucky wheels vaantly into the line, and there
she will remain hereafter
TENBRoEcK's HoRsEs IN ENGLAND Mr. TenBroeck
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

TENBRoEcK,s HORSES IN ENGLAND Mr.. TenBroeck
has retained Charlton, the well know English jockey,
to ride his horses in their future engagements in
England.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

11r- The Rev. r. J. Harp will preach in the
Methodist Church tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

OFFICE PANAMA RAILR0AD COMPANY, NEW YoRK.
" March IA fS7-fhe annual election for thirteen Dlree.
ss Of The PsnAnA Rsiosd COMPANY Win be hed onss
% he company ~ Wan street oune BultinGl Monday
md close .. Up. Il JO6 y. JOY. DeuetaYy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

AIoryOl.-BooKs or SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR rHs Ap.
A. duons soei q New fork AID yhgins Steamship Cos.
company In this 81 Broadway insa and No.
man eIep anti he 6b Of April Stockholders VIII have
and stock subscribed for afer hat time viii
ore rata y. W. PLHASASrs Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
M Third avenue oorDG q Ninth street Open daily fss
"a. 20 3P. M and Wednesday and Saturday ever
Dgs om TO o'clock. Interest Ano we'd deposits
$50 81 per cont On runs $50 ct per y
poa!s made before the FIRST Of April Will
hon thEt date. THOMAS Il. s1lfLMAN. Presdsal
p. W. ER0H- vise Pres,denk
IeA p. gniru Eecretsrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

~ HUDSON RIVER, delightfully."- located in healthy hrss-
bsyip neat abundance and y.ety OF choice fruit and
mental trees with handsome well built Mansion, IS BY y,
md conveIsnt oubud mid well 'uis-
I'd for family who desire elegant comfortable and secure
spot The scenery yry hneRyer view for sever. m, es
Distance from 3lsst two bourS ride the railroad This
property offered either whole lots for budinss on
very with tide dste
further informant qure OF Messs DRAPER CLARKE
A. No q Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
6ouses anb farms Wanteo

INARM wASTED- From 20 to IS acres, located
il .uhrr in Ne Jersey OF Iona Islsnd kdarss d Ma
no Mes York Poet Or stsius rheS iocs'ea sad ,etms
o payment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
Real estate fox Sale.
sEA-sHORH RESIDENCE foe SALE

bos~S Beautiful bag Long isssd. sbou " sues
from t' city aiming about Is nearly suFrou
" NC" vssr. IGproveus1ts d~-<ns 1oas>. lsnsH
srd stable carriage houss ard boat hoo's heans
spo buildings thereof gardeners cottage kc Tue 'rae
laid out Win srsv.led walks ornsnsnd ss ,es
and .hruoeey 18th h~ps and orchards o. 81 hnt' OF s
upoS tiAh cultivation The Improvements ne.J new
The dwelling ofthe best built msosons In the o7unti
oonstuot'd OF selected materials and By work win 81
Toe mooefn Improvements. eLcsp: furrisnec
Wnh nessnoe velvet tapestry crp rosewood sec sh ot
osiee furniture PIANO, &c. a. good The stable con
nin pair OF carriage horses suabe fsf draft pos, ana
DRIVING single.
rage, B1s vehicle With sb.r and pole oaxEf csti
wssop barnes po.s aud s.rien rollers sa
l1de1ns imements Of al tilds and poultry OF
tinds fsts.ns ysebt Of about nine with bois sshnS
md shooting AL ttnis e shei fsh found 10 toe
pehborbooi with sbur dance Of ssng and shootn FINE
bathing and one Of he fue hays In the for snf
The psoe remarkably healthy md entirely free from snnoy
sucb mosquitoes ssd flies Pine hard roads ft
driving Railroad depot within one-haf mile. IL will be sd
with without property cash aid motlYe Ap
py to =. L. STEVENS, No IL Wsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

WANTFD Ar experienced Scotch Farmer.
w sccs.eo.s sst Fsrmaa Dscins se spplicste. Of
c,.no LIN. 20 ~ the beet par OF MIDI 9TH wishes EM
PI1Y M or FARM BE pfofors tecou nspd.uons to
n net ss any tnsurer Address IA aEs Brown rdbsns
OB~>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

~ Cht AP-Tbis Plscs q s1fofd, Conn. sPa iuI
ly located the RuIrosi Depot Coz tsus II ars
6oe House &c &C. and plenty OF csoi.e ut Tne Land
ROB eood for cultivation building ots Also small cheap
COUNTRY SEAT SAJ brook Conn mouth Of the Coinsoa
river. INQUIRE Of s 2. row NSEND. 81 Nasssu e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
6ouses to Get.

A SUITE of OFFICES to LET In the Bible
"A House. Astor,sce with every convenience and desir
.ble Iossaoa Apply a the freAsurers Ofoe th~v en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

DIATE VICINIrY Those Who .fs desrous Of locstlaS
COUNTRY PLACE either improved completely a.d resiy
hch havr,., hudinrs desired volld be erected BY
Othe according to The i'is ana se .S Of rsr.ha
Wv ou.sratou A. 10 nountAo rissr aud valley
scenery them second to none OF ne aae,on River
.mlne s,ch Sin, (which offered ptvss sale on rsaAOr
able and scccn nodAps terms TO pars oy calling upon
outer border II e alag ii New suse o,ans. c9agU r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
IWDou CentrI HAntoad ConpSny'
Ofice In Illinois Central Railroad Depot Chicago, IL

DRIVATE SALE. "A FARM Of 20 acres at
Mamareneeh pear tho Railroad Farms III NewJsr.ey,
and Country Seats Long Island situated Oh the
sound between Flush!ns aud Oys-r Bay; noe plos OF
fully situated Apply to BAKCR WEEKS, Asetioneers,
No Pne.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

DEW FOR SALE-Cbesp and we'll heated, in
ii PILGRIM CHURCH Uhs Rev. Dr. S.onss). Inquire Of
J. A. DUDLEY, No 81 Cllast, OF Of the sexton.
WATER POWER, with or without FACTOs
w RES, for SALE and to LET, At M.stsswan N. T., z
touss New York Inquire II No. 81 CouTtp dts 10
,. BCBENGK agent hatteswsn ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

EkEAT and UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTJ.-
~ Twt NrY.F.vE PER CENT DISCOUNT
10 6ne Gsss III svus viii b. furD- Loce ~
OF
LOOKING 0LASsES PICTURE fhAMsS,
ENGkANlNGS ARTISTS d %rERIALS. he, kc =,
WHICH SOLD iNDsPESDENrir or THs DEpUc
u the LUWlSr MARKET PnICES aud tue privilege Of
,eectns SAID deduction immense Stock great
.ty Of rIhE ENGs,ytsGs,
GIVEN TO FAcH PURCHASER
WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS Co,
No 313 BROADWAY NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

HOUSE to LET-On 4th-av. aud 92d-st.,
"A three story Houte with all oonvenienoet hot and
co water shower BATH furnace range and with large
and for beauty OF situation and supny osonot be ex
ded toe oity Rent $500. Address j. b. flNNEf,
Bitle House, or call o. pfemises-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

DOARD-Two Gentlemen and Wives, or small
hsrpt.. Fan b. accommodated with Bcsd st Ne u Ls-
L-Jsss nfhss bsswe.n s,h and 9Th svh TIE house 10
- 80 -. Win pnvsio PA-k IN 'front.' The ess refer
go. ..rIrsce.,~d- Irqprs - sbsSe
DOARD-A young Man can be accSmmodsted
I'D With Bosrd private fsny who're &c - ~ "
Sr.ee home Terms usd, Apply a. No % n0'"ss"'
ns.r Hvasos. Beet Of Iefescnee required
BOARD WANTED--By 3 Gsnt.ensn ana az
Id Wife 10 private family (oI who're there AZ NOT ~ose @
- or tbrs ~rdcrsl and wLrro re lntos OF
~ s,eved Would Do willing TO take charge OF ne mouse
~ se.ts In sScslG tie tsaiy wish % DC sue
references sivea tn1 required Lcsos uo
1870 s9,s a. OF below 10Th Adde'S CoStipESCE faoohs
O6pe.
OOLNTRY BOARD WANTED f.r Gentle aan
~ srs Wife, with two small Children sel SsI,e :,
- - CIV Hal nee York 20 corHeooo about May l. Al
49, Sox No Gi73 Pos.Ohca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

~ eeb,ted Place situated tbs centrh per- Of the CITY
Hartford Conn TIE mansion house stands enencs
overlooking the most beautiful part Of III. city prospect
esst north and south 10 snequAled 10 New EnsAnd
The Rvey the meadow Col Coles extensive
improvements and the Public sttuons Of Hartford are IN
full has also great historical being the local
y the Charter Ok the place Of eoneemsnt Of the Charter
Of Copnscicut granted BY Charles IL Fos than cen
fury ard half Il belonged Governor WHY'S Of the
early Governors the STATE and bis descendants ths
From into the hands Of Sspheu Bulhey ESQ.,.
ater Of present proprietor the wife Of Hon. J. w. stuart
II preferred to sell the property entire md have remain
estate thus sold It will be divided into los Tue
whole tract from to ibe credit WI be
sven If desired For terms inaaire Of Mr. HOWE, 4
kechum Howe Co.., New York, or D. T. ROBINSON and
J. A. BUTLER Hartford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

CHEAP RENTS at HARLEM.-TO LEI
~ Neat COTTAGES, With Croton W.ser. &c. q. $50 70
9Th avs with Hot AMI Cold Ws,er o.. &c $3.50 to }"o
Also seveIs file Houses at $500 10 $3.50 Communication
every hour BY s,serpboa and railroad hAem perfectly
healthy Apply TO J. WARD No Tryonrow. cor. Chatham
n or adjoining the Depot, Eh Az Hxrem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

n Young LApDs Carmel. fatnsu County, n Y.-fps
1uMMIk tenn vD cpea Al Of Nay ae.t crsalAn asd
C,.LS,.e cousuans fail irforua.cn - Obtained ., the
BoolCore u IvlsCNk PHINNEY No Sai s'osAsa Ns~.
Yss OF b sddressns the Rev. ". B. srEWARR g. PAR
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