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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-12
PEsNsYLvAN1A DEMoonAr1o srArE Con

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE Con
vENT1oN.-HAR March, 4. - The
democratic State convention met to>day
1t is composed OF 1873 members. The
body came together at ten o'clock. in the
hall Of the House of Representatives. and
was called to order by the Hon. Charles
Buckalew. A resolution was adopted
appointing a committee to report per ma
nent officers for the convention. The
morning session was consumed in dispo-
sing Of contested seats-occasiouall ref
erence was made to the Kansas question
At the afternoon session the committee
on permanent officers nominated the
Hon. John L. Dawson, Of Fayette. as
president of the convention. He was
unanimously elected, and on taking the
chair made remarkably able speech
boldly endorsing the Kansas policy o.
the national administration. which was
received by the convention with deafen'
ing applause. A committee was appoin'
ted on resolutions. They are all with
the national administrators. and will un-
animously report resolutions endorsing
President Buchanan's Kansas policy, aud
these resolves will be carried in the con
yention by an overwhelming ma ority.
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EF We copy the following notice of the
National Hotel at Marietta, from the Par.
kersburg Gazette. at the request of a
friend who assures us that the notice is a
deserved one, that the house of Messrs.
Reckard d Williams is one Of the best in
the country. and well worthy the patro-
mage OF the travelling public:
NATIONAL HOTEL. MAR1ErrA.-We took
lodgings al the National, lew DAYS ago.
and were most agreeably surprised 10 find
it a large, first class hotel, well furnished
and supplied with all the comforts and
luxuries OF life. We found the proprie
tors, Messrs. Reckard & Williams. polite
aud attentive, always ready to CRAFTY the
wishes and add to the comfort Of their
guests. These enretptising gentlemen
have spared neither time, pains nor mon
ey, to make their house an ornament 10
the city. and one Of the most pleasant no
tells in the country.
Marietta is rapidly looking up; a new
era has dawned upon her The old fash
toned. slow motioned, do.nothine spitt.
that has hitherto restrained her energies.
must yieId 70 the progressive spirit of the
times. Young America is abroad. Ac
tive enterprise and extended business on
eratons, will develope her resources, and
build up. upon that time honorea spot, an
attractive and prosperous city. i.5
In this work Of Improvement, Messrs.
Reckard d Williams have takenlthe. first
steps. We hope they may prosper and
be literally paronized by a generous
public No one should fail to stop at the
National who visits Marietta.
f APPRECIATION
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The Legislature.

The constitutional period Of ninety
days for the sitting Of the Legislature
having expired on last Saturday, both
Houses adjourned at about 10 O'Clock,
P. NJ. Immediately after the adjourn.
ment. the following proclamation of the
Governor. calling an extra session, was
read
BY the Governor: A Proclamation.
Whereas, the Geneneral Assembly of
the Common wealth Of Virginia, after
holding its session the time limited by
the Constitution. has failed to obtain the
concurrence Of three f'ths Of the mem
bers elected to each House 10 continue It's
sitting until the business before it could
be finished
And after maturing a mass OF important
legislation. embracing numerous bills Of
public and private interest. the two
Houses have adjourned without passing
upon those of most indispensable necessi>
ty and vital concern both to the Com
mouwealth and to individual citizens:
And whereas a large majority. though
less than three ffths OF tn. members of
both Houses, have repeatedly manifest.
ed, by their votes. that an extension was
required for further important and neces.
sary legislatiop
And the members of the two Houses Of
the General Assembly are here now pre-.
sent at the metropolis, and.thare will. be
no need of increasing the expense OF
mileage in calling ,hemi together again at
the present time, as in ease Of waiting
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DEArHr OF Con-. PEaRY.-A dispatch
ron New York announces the death of
Con. Matthew G. Perry. of the United
States navy. which event took place
In, that city yesterday morning. Tie de
ceased was a native Of Rhode Island. and
entered The navy in March. 1900. about
torsy mine yearsa ago. During that long
period he served his country With great
efficiency and honor, and but lew years.
ago carried out successfully the erpedi.
ton 70 Japan. Over twenty fiye Years
of his life were spent a sea, ana sixteen
more on shore duty. -
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w- Blackwood for Februarv 70 NM

~ Blackwood for February is upon
our table. with the following table Of con
tents: 1.-The Condition of Women."-
"What will he do with it?" part TX,
People have met" "Lord St, Leon.
ards Handy Book on Property Law
Zanzibar; and two Months in East Afri
ca" Thorndale; or. The Conflict Of
Opinions" The Poorbeah Mutiny-
The Punjab-No. H." "a FamiIia,
Epistle from Mr.. John Company to Mr.
John Bull"
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HlRAMS. WILKINSON,
VIM. PATTON.
r. j. d. PETERS,
II B. COLLINS.

The said report was unanimously re-
ceived by the Convention, and on motion
OF Daniel Boughner, jr., the Convention
proceeded to the nomination OF candi>
dates. Whereupon. the name Of James
Taylor was suggested for the office OF
Sheriff, and there being no other person
named for the office. the Convention
unanimously nominated Mr.. Taylor for
that office.
William NJ Patton and James Malone
were suggested for the office of Clerk Ol
the County Court. A vote being had be-
tween these gentlemen, resulted as FOL.
lows, to wit: For VIM. NJ Patton, lU5
votes; for James Malone. 5 votes. VIM.
M. Patton was, therefore, declared the
nominee OF the Convention for the said
Office of Clerk Of the county Court.
Smith @. Hall and jerome A Vandiver
were suggested for the Office Of Clerk oi
the Circuit Court. The vote OF the Con
vention between these gentlemen, result,
ed as follows: For Smith G. Hall, 1919
| for Jerome A. Vandiver, g. Smith Q.
Hall was. therefore, declared the nomi
nee Of the Convention for the said office
OF Clerk of the Circuit Court.
For the Office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue. Nathaniel Parks, Daniel "
Cox, John B. Mckinley, Morgan Black.
shere. were suggested as suitable persons
for the office. The first ballot between
those gentlemen resulted as follows: For
Nathaniel Parks. 81 votes, for Daniel V
Cox. 81 votes, for John B. MCKINLEY
AZ, for Morgan Blackstone. 81. No nom
ination being made second vote was Ia.
ken. which resulted as follows: Fol
Parks, 81 votes, Tor Cox. 4 votes, fol
Mckinley, votes. for Blackstone, d
votes. Five other ballots were had with
out making any nomination. On the 8tl
ballot all the candidates were Withdrawn
but Mckinley and Cox. which ballot re
suited as follows: For Mckinley. 81 votes
and for Cox. 68. John B. Mckinley was
therefore. declared the nominee Of the
Convention for Commissioner of the Rev
enue.
For the office of Surveyor, Alexande,
Lowther. jr. and john Douglas were sug.
gested as suitable gentlemen for the OF.
| fee. The vote being taken between these
gentlemen. resulted as follows: For John
Douglas. u votes. for Lowther. 7 votes
John Douglas was therefore. declared the
nominee of the Convention.
On motion. it VAS
ResoLved, That the proceedings Of this
Convention be sent to the Editors OF the
CIarksburg Register aud Parkersburg
News. Tor Publication.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
ROBERT T1BBS, Pres.
CHARLES T. LEWIS, Sec
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For Me Register.
CoRNwALL,s. Richie county. Va, \
Feb. 22d. 1853. {
HE COUNTY VOTERS:

R1rcHrE County YorERs:
DEAR FR1EEDs:-I had for two months
refused to be candidate for the county
Court Office. yet such large portion as
sured me they would throw their votes
upon me at the election. even was | no
candidate. that finally yielded TO be
come candidate. upon merit and quail
hes'IOn: free and independent. If. elect.
ed. wish to be the Clerk myself. and
will keep and conduct the Office in a man
ner that win not only give me credit al
home and abroad, but to the people GEN
orally: In the event l cannot: 1 viii
cneertpi'y give 1t to the people who gave
who can.
With these few remarks. / leave .ths.
matter with you. assuring you all. indis
vldaally and collectively q my highest
esteem and warmest regard toward each
and all. Very Respectfully.
Your Obi. Sery'... 70
ii. B. CUNNINGHAM. =
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ANNOUNCER ENTs.
For sherin.


We are authorized 10 announce WIN. w. Me-
CAHN, as candidate for Sheriff OF Harrison
county, ~ the cnsTing spring election, subject
to q democratic nomination, IL ono should b
made.
~ We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
ing spring election, subject 70 any fair and hOn-
orAbIe Democratic nomination.
~ We are auth oriued 70 announce p. c. 2,
RANDOLPH as . candidate for. Sheriff a. The
ensuing spring eiection, subject 70 u nomins-
ton BY the Democratic iiarty, at q primary eIeo.
ton in the seyera! precincts. $50
~ We arc authorized 70 announce O. D.
NORMAN as candidate for SheriRat tho epsu'
lpIg election, subject 70 any fair nomination %
the Democrats party. ,as 8A
We are authosized TO announce cHAs, HoLy
DENlas . candidate for Te-eIeetjo for Sheriff 81
the ensuing spring election, subject 70 the decis
ion Of any fair nomination By. The Democratic
party. g .f.F sl ~ hsit . =
For clerk Of the County Court.
.D- We arc Authorized 10 announce MAT
THEW j. ORR as an qfndependent candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court Of Harri,os
county a the ensuing election.. ga
NV p. COOPER " a candidate for C!stk
Of he County t:onrt ~ the ensgtng, election
subject 10 the Democratie nofnInation.
For. Commission or OF the Revenue.
~ We are authorized 70 announce BENZ:
the Reve1ue for the LoSef District, - the en-
suing spripg election.
B-We are authorized 70 announOs PETE
REID - candidate for Commissioner Of 1pS
Revenue in Ritchie county. a
~ We are authorized 10 announce ADD.
SON RITTENHOUSE ~ acandidats for G a.
missioner OF The Revenue for the Lower y"
trict, ~ the ensuing spring election. =,
Ef We are authorized 70 Announce " ~: ~
.PARR as 4 candidate for Colnmissionsr q ~ -
Reyeiias !or tie Tower Distriei, subject 70 w
Democrats nomination. Il
e3sei 4e9sS For Constable.
We Are Authorized to announce ia NJ -
BARTBETT IS cAndidats for Cons q Z, ~. .s.s-
The fIrst district OF Harmon county y Tie en-
ing spring eiecsion.
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New Posr oFrrcE.-We see by the
Baltimore Sun that post office has been
established at Adamsyille. Harrison coun.
ty. Va. and James E. suthern appointed
postmaster. Where is Adamsyille
who can tell ?l
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In LucK.-The Supreme Court Of the
United States have decided that Mr..
Thomas Green, present owner OF the
Fauquier (Vs) White Sulphur Springs.
is entitled 10. q tract OF land in the State
of Texas numbering ninety three thou
sand acres. and valued at more than two
millions of dollars. So says the War.
renton Wing. .1'
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re- The voc in Oregon gains. slave;
nv is 5.OI9. and for the cor. sisulion s, 93G.
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!, Ewwhy is cobbler like a kingi
BECAUSE his nose.is above his chin.
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n. B. cUNNINGHA,M.

Rpuring November che sum 81
Ss27. 600 in gold was coined a, the s.n
Francisco mint.
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On motion. the meeting adjourned.
BYRON j. BASEL, Pres.
JAMES NJ. JACKSON, SEQ.
The Minority Report orthe committe,

The Minority Report of the Committee
of Finance.
This report, made to Ihe House of Del,
egates. by Robert johnson Esq. of Har-
rjson, as chairman, is certainly an able
one, and place the finances Of the State
in their true light. We have too long
been favored with highly coIored reports
from the Committee Of Finance, which
has, in no small degree. tended to keep
ir, M the public true and unvarnished
statement of the actual indebtness and
resources OF the State.
The Report estimates the charges on
the Treasury for the fiscal year. 1875,
At 81, 1884, 487 SO. and the receipts will
be So 96l 1875 O7 which will leave
deficit OF $500. 592 26. Ii also esti.
mates that there will be deficit in the
Treasury for the years 1859 of $751;
822 so. which makes total deficit for
the present and next fiscal year OF $500,
Ala rs. The Report goes on 10 show
that we are now paying
per cent on $40, 1856 1866 SO
per cent on 5,4I3,469 o5
s per cent on I55,9oO 90
Total debt and an. ch.. $32. 1854 854 g.
This creates an. int. of So 2O7, 597 73
To meet this demand, says the Re
port. the Common wealth has 10 rely up
on taxation and the receipts from her in
vestments. She has
!. Productive funds amounting TO S4,.
885. 1855 70 consisting of Bank Stock, In
ternal Improvement company's stock,
loans to Internal Improvement compa.
MES. DC.
I'd. UnprOduclive funds. secured BY
mortgages. DC. amounting to S4,958..
339 33. consisting Of bonds of internal
improvement companies. dc.
Sd. Stock in improvements not com
pleted aud unproductive. Slo.43s,.
GLE OF.
4. Stock in improvements completed.
but uuproductiye, SO CIT .657 SO. :
Aggregate Of funds. $50. ! 90. 469 SO.
The Stocks Of the State stand thus:
Productive, 4, 4 "a 985 as5 70
lUupr05duetive.e q S25 3i3 sIs II
or productive stock So, 346 $50 is back
stock, which, only leaves balance Of pro- d )
ddctive stock 10 In ernal improvements,
DC. of S:;638 9O5 79. which latter stock
has been comparatively worthless. and
we greatly fear will continue SO for years
TO come and perhaps forever.
ns5 b Barbour Jefe rso4ian
r.
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REPORT OF TaR KANSAS IEvEsrraATrNo
CoMa1rrEE.- committee. appointed
by the House OF Representatives. met on
Wednesday evening. and adopted a 70.
port. tits said. expressive ofthe views Of
The majority. setting forth that as the nu.
thcrisy was legally conferred upon the
delegates to the Lscompton CONSTITUTIONS
al Convention to frame constitution.
those who had an opportunity to vote up,
on the question OF the objection or soeep.
tance Of that instrument, but who deelin-
ed to exercise that privilege. are debars
red from finding fault with the action Of
the convention. The report. which Is
elaborate. answers the objections put forth
by the opponents Of the Lecompton con.
stitution. and urges the speedy admi,.
sion OF Kansas into The Union as the best
means Of pacifyirg the country. aud put.
ting an end to the agitation which pro.
walls. and which the republicans and
their allies seek to prolong indefinitely.
AS soon as the minority are prepared tho
reports will be submitted TO the Houae.
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Ritchie Democratic Convention.

Ata.Conyentiono OF the Democratic par
ty oil Richie county, held az the Gourt>
house OF the said county, on Tuesday.
March ed, 1858. for the purpose OF nomi-
mating candidates for the several offices in
the said county, to be elected at the en-
suing spring election.
On motion. Robert Tibbs vas elected
President, pro tenn. and Charles i. Lewis
appointed Secretary. pro ten.
On motion, the Chair appointed com
mittee consisting of four delegates, one
from each district, to-seleet permanent
officers for the Conyen ion.
Whereupon. The Chair appointed the
Ifollowing delegates as said committee.
viz: Jacob Hatfield. Daniel Boughner, IT,.
Levi Hammond and Jonathan I'll. Had
d K. Said committee alter retiring Tor
short time returned into the ConSen-
lion and reported the following gentlemen
as prominent officers. viz:
For President, Robert Tibbs, and for
Secretary, Charles t. Lewis; which report
was unanimously received by the Con-
vention.
On motion. committee was appointed
by the Chair TO fix basis OF representa-
ton for each district. and TO determine
the ratio which each delegate would De
entitled to cast in the Convention.
Whereupon. The following delegates
were appointed on said committee. &c
wit: Hiram s. Wilkinson. William Pat
ton. r. j. D. Peters and II. B. Collins
who, after retiring for a short time re-
turned into the Convention, and made
the following report:
We, the committee, having examined
the number OF Democratic votes cast il
each district, at the district election in the
spring of 1856 find that the first district
gave $50 Democratic votes. the 2I dis
Irict 80 votes, the Sd district no votes
and the 4th district 1874 votes; and that
for every rs votes SO cast, and for every
fraction of votes over l2. the distfic
should be entitled TO cast one vote in Til;
| Convention, and therefore. the LIST dis
trct is entitled to cast five votes, the Cd
district is entitled to four votes, the 81
district is entitled TO four votes; and the
4th district is entitled 10 FIVE votes; and
that according TO The number of delegates
ia attendance from the lst district each
one would be entitled to cast ] votes. from
The Cd district, each one would be emit,
tied to cast ! vote, from the 80 district
each one would be entitled to cast I vote
and from the 4th district. each one would
be entitled TO c'st J vote.
| ~
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l9,pi...as. lsad, .ashan.nsn. 70 Che
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The Mothodist EpiscopaI Church.

The returns of all the Conference and
Missions of the Methopist Episcopal
Church In the United States. forty seven
in number, have been officially received
by the authorities of that numerous and
Influential denomination. and the resul.
furnishes the following statistics:
preachers. 1856; in 1855 there were
4. 89s;yin 1884. l4;;increase over The
previous year. 467s
The mum Der of supernumerary or re-
tired preachers. I'LL in 1866. $50; in
1854, s6o9; increase over the previous
year. 81. Total number OF preachers.
6.io4.
Number flocal preachers 5.7is; in
1855 there were 6. $50; in 1874. ,6,i49:
increase over the previous y ear. I26.
Number OF members, 100 1858; mum.
Der in 1855. 6e2s255: number in 1854.
679 282; increase over the previous year.
SO g. as
Number of probationers. no. 1855. IN
1855. LOT, l76; in 1854. io4 7u4; de-
crease within the past year. s. 66.
Total membership. SOC. 1927; in 1856.
799. 43i; in 1854, 49,, 358-increase over
the previous pear. 2ol92. Including. be.
nevolent contributions amount contfibu.
ted for general missionary purposes,
1895. 6e7; for the Sunday School Union.
SI4.752 for the Tract Society, $27,34s.
The whole amount of reported cuntribns
lions OF the church average 40 cents per
annum for each member of the church.
The largest amount given pro rata OF any
Conference is reported by that OF Cincin-
natl, viz: SO cents To each member; the
lowest is that of the Arkansas Confer.
ence. which averages bat 5-1oct. to each
member. In respect to contributions the
Baltimore Conference stands very high.
Her total amount of contributions far e1s
coed any other conference, as does the
number Of her members aud preaches! ~
The following statistics are compiled
from the officials Of the Church South
Number OF travelling preachers tor the
year 2.l7i. number Of supernumeraries
1853, number of local preachers 1880;
number ofwhite members 46l .o6i mum.
Der Of colored and Indian members ! 76,.'
553-total membership 6437o8.s These
statistics are from the minutes OF lS55-6.s
Compared with the numbsrsifor the pres
ceeding year, they shuw an increase OF
1856 travelling preachers;269 local preach
ers; 1881 white members, and 8 566,
colored. aud decrease ofs144 Indian
members. making total increase of 24.-
689. The number Of the Indian mem.
bers is 3.6l3. 8.
REPORT OF THR KASsA. IsvEsrraArrso
CoMa1rTEE.-rhis committee. appointed
by the House OF Representatives. met on
Wednesday evening. and adopted n ro.
port. it is said. expressive Of the views Of
the majority. setting forthth as the su.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County u New

CUPREME COURT-City and County u New.
ALABAMA ISsUgANCx COMPANY.-Sgnrsous for rnoery
d.rnsDd 90 eut-. Con MT s>E 10 The EAST ALABAMA
INSURANCE. COMPANY: You ~. hereby summoned 40
required Answ.fke complaint u time seon Which vil -
sed the ofee q The Cert q the City and Coaay 81 N~~
York Cay Hall In .he City n Nav York ssa
oopy u yoar ss..r = tie said compliant n. sescbsf
h;s o9rs, No Wal STREET, IN ssa CITY wthis twsrv
dsys tie sercs Of this ssnrons or -Ss.sive Of ts
tsy q s.sA .r.i.s a.a fail 20 ,ss s:d con-
paint ~than the tine srcssd. the tbs seron w
TAKE stsrseet yog Cor The s~v-sten k.rerse
.aa ser Ave dslAr. .nsfffyc coats q pne,ra wa "a
t~re hsf.on Ior the Sn~een;h q Sptsuh~f oce tc
s.ad -sss scets-d and 6y-y.e s~sS-s ne oos,s Ne
ectsor.-Dafsd October 80 las.
JOsATHAS D. Ely Phinsia's Attorney. Ne. sWsJse
1n- eourL LIANT "a thts 6l-c in he County CSs
CO.. % tie "a DAY OF Nov-rsh~r. lss.
NJ ls~svft is ELY rsnsgs Attnrssy.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
kNssi st.r MONDAY Nsy a. IA And anil further sssss,
Is2s VI ~av- Fer 700: Of Dasn- fsovs vs;
oUNKiRK ExPREsS q; ~. hr Duniri "a pracipai L.
t-rm-dae Sts.isnl
NAIL TRAIN q for psnkirh saA Bss.,o Anl ia,-s-
us3s.e S.sti,ua
RoCKI.tND PASSENGER .. n. fs-n BOT Chanseos-,
via Pi-rmeur. fw ez-errs ia:~rrn~6ia:e StstonA
WAY PASSENGER q ?. N, for Sewszrgh, ni4zl-ssvu
ard Intern -cst. S-s.sars
M6hr EXPRESS q; m, fos pz,k.rt sa4 BaHllo
Tse shove rrat1s daily spuass~ . -epr>1
Nee Express rs.as Eiza-s mira Cen.
aassira aai EisnTs Fas r. road ff HssAa Fa; q Bzs.
ante, VITA Syn, ard BIZ rscu kArssi tsr Syrss<
Ceras viii tS- BzsAo. CoTaas AID H-v-YoYt RAl.nsA
~ 10 s~s.er rrs Se-t ~s Tie D-.asAr. L,ska.xass
aa& Nes>r- sAosi for Scrs-.,a q; Eo-nev.e w,A -.
Bl1.o N~-Yosf CRY Ra-oai. fsr Bs4A,s; q. s.jo
al okt NY ~ Lst,sAoEs Railroad h< Cs,,.xpA c..
sk1s.. fsls.5, Drlroi:. C-.fAsA kc
81 hSADlEI, Ass.sscs Pr-sa-ss
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Real Gstate for Sale.


A NEW BRICK HOUSE, corner Of River and
~ Fsrsu'cn.tsr Newark n J.. $3.50 ssnri-, basement
and cellar hEs all toe modern improvements sne OF lot seou
slxit2; also brick Carriage Houss. l5xss with II fet Of
Water Rights the Psso Rver, which vii BE- very Susoe
In few years Ihis property commands view Of zen mrs
around, minutes' xst eat from Market At Depot hus: D"
sold IN Price fs0s worth arice the amount 70
envy tbs wants fine house handsomely located Inqrirs
ot N w. BUSTED. Nol' MaiES' ss,-m-l'' OF VAN
WRINKLE < WINANS No IL Pine. N. Y.
LNOR SALE on LIBERAL TERMS
l. Twelve LOIS south side Of i.'dst, ~ feet east Of
Broadway aud loo fee. es,. Of ilsh.sv -
Ill Pho, Of GROUND ssae II 7a b,t~een lldtn and
l7h-.s 10 feet inches trout the avenue by S. fee.
inches in .1
ALSO
the following in N-w. Rochelle, West~stsr County w:
Po, Drake CAV lv0 feet il avenue
and IN the rear. by l5Cteet - depth.
H. E,- LOTS near the .arosd depot Lots Ros-s.
~ Hugvenot.t on bs~tonst 90 the rear o. tue
FIRST sud Lots Lsptons. nearly opposite the last
ALSO,
8 LOTS q. N-vtow3 L. L.. on 4s N.sssn R5ats property,
Oh ard the psnh road
ALSO.
LOT q. West F'ushnE
IuouT. Of JOSEPH DECKER. No. Is William at,
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