The Van Renaselaer Property.
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To The Editor OF TIE Jribuat


1t seems after all that the much abused tenant:
Of the Van Rensselaer, manor were not altogether
wrong. Spentag 6 few days ct Brainard's
Bridge, Rensselaer, County, the heart Of tic in
fectsd district, | was told that it was uow
known beyond ali dispute that The present pos
SCISSORS of the property were the legal owners OF
only one third The original purchasers were
threc-klilran V. k. and two sis;ers-Mara and
Anna-klliian, the ancestor Of the present fam.
y, holding in tf1st fpr tho sisters The tenants
have always claimed ttet the title was defective,
and this is nov Pui beyond all doubt from the
discovery OF several important documents esteo-
llshiug Inc fact toat tine sisters were as much
interested as ki!ian-and a su;t has Just been
commenced agains. Iv,iilan Van Rensselaer,,
who now claims that par, of the rlancr lying
East o. the river III Rensselaer, County, 10 test the
question.


Maria married Schuyler, and she has now u
large numoeT nj descendants, who rssjce in the
Counties Of Albany, Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Same OF those are in need of ali that is their due


Anna married Nicoil, and her descendants is
are few-l am told only two famies-one o!
whom IS now living near Albany, on Inc river,
and the other is now, or was recently, living on
Staten lsand-a ship master, and at this time
master OF vessel ou. Of thi, port The best
counsel in ;he State is empluyec, and it is thci r
opinion tha. the claimants NEST succscd. If 81
then old Salt Water will have a chance to blow
it out on shore for the rest Of his life. Here,
then, is provided way TO settle the Manor cliff.
cuties; and, as the claim extends to the whole of
the .l5 miles square, we shall have nc more Hell
dcrburg wars, but this excit ng question he pu:
at rest in the bcs, Of all ways through our Courts
of Justice, and this overgrcwn estate be divided
among the rightful owners. JUSTICE.