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THE NEW-Y0RE TRIBUNE,
7 H E Il R | B U N E.
Nrw-YoRK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1G

Ora MINISTER TO ENGLASD.-Hon Edward Everett oi
Mlssschet. has been nominated for Em5assador to Eng
land Runo indicates violent party hostility TO his con-
raon the alleged ground of Abolition. The post oil
Minister England always important, rendered eminent
IL so at present by the state of relations with that
, To say nothing Border asd Boundary troubles,
Commerce with her conducted basis of equal
y The disgracefu surrender Of the principle Of Recipo
cy BY Jackson and Van Buren, in the adjustment Of the
West India trade has opened the door for infinite mischief
but especially New-York The Agriculture Of NcwYo
Pennsylvania and Virginia the Commerce ef the Nation
yerey feels the effects Of this Informed Treaty The Flour,
GRAIN and Lumber of the Country denied market if
under the American flag. The productions of Ohio Illinois,
Indiana, Michigan and the Far-West pas. down thu
Lakes and the Weand Canal a market ana Free Trade.
The trade of England Gard when Railroad is finished
10 Albany that of Northern NewYork) centres Boston
and is thence carried under the British flag Nova Scotia
and on as Free Trade TO the Wsst Indies. The Flour,
Grain and Lumber of the Country brought under the Acr
can flag rejected by prohbory duties. The Agriculture
Of the West and North thus diverted and forced into British
channels sustans for England greater shipping interest
than New-York, Pennsylvania Virginia Boston is
pecng under this of things become the Com
mercal Capital of the Country. Boston Merchant few
days since said the present Of things suit use
alone few years and NewYork over,ake US.
Under these circumstances the selection from Boston of
ambassador England might give rise to jealousy in
NewYor but such jealousy would do injustice to the char
acter and fame of EDWARD EVERETT. We feel confident
that he will be just and efficient representative not of any
section but Of American feelings and interests We trust
his nomination will be promptly confirmed and that he will
speedily and encrgecaly upon the work Of placing
our Commerce with Great Britain and her dependencies
basis of justice and mutual benefit instead of pariaity and
injury Fair Trade No Trade the inlexibc demand
of every American heart
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

PsThere nc spacious entrance TO all the above rooms from
Broadway. . ,,., mos, ,.o ~ -.
For further particulars apply R. ISELTON l6O Broadway
- ,t,a nhoia u I., m ono II au3 If
VACANT LOT TO LET No 209 and PIG Fl 'anklin-st
Possession Immediately Inquire No iOs Washiuson-st
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

UNITED STATES CAP, STOCK, LINEN d.
OILED SILK I1ANUFACTORS.
TOHN NJ DAVIES JONES successors TO Luke Dawes Son.
y John Caps STOCKS
Under
Suspendcrs Hosiery Wool and Merno Gloves, Cravsts
handkerchief, Oiled Silk Patent Leather wholesale ana retail
Caps, Stocks and Shirts made to order
Agency Shirts aRJ Drawers with general assortment
Of E.ncv Goods auI I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
INDIA RUBBER CLOTH.

NEALERS IN deceived Ii you would retain
~ customers supply them ;hc article which acknow-
who tried greatly superior to any
other makers purposes marked H. has never
eluacd beauty appearance hardness and durability
sble the IL Cloth which so s2i per yard
warranted every fully equal and generally much better
the ordinary and with the small old
fashioned machinery good supply hand OF the various
qualities HORACE II. DAY Successor ts Roxbuty K Co.,
40 Sn l26 Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

% The Journal of Banking, by William NJ. Gouge, has
now reached its third number. Gouge of Loco
Focc but of information, reflection and candor though
bis mind has been warped and narrowed by his personal for
tunes But his mistakes easily corrected while his facts
and sound reasoning will do good, and glad Mr.
Ewing has released him from the Of office and restored
him the quill again. The way he walks into such nasty
ugges as locating Bank nomnaly in Ulster County, yet
doing all its business NewYork and shaving its bills
the Bankers counter, just right We cordially com
mend his Journal all who take interest in tie subject
Mr. W. Hayward 80 Divsonstreet, the New-Y ork pub
Usher. Semi-monthly
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
IT. POWELL j. co.'s. LINE

T. POW ETE T. ] CO'S. line
l. r~@~a = FOR NEWBURGH LANDING AT CALp-
Co. WELLS WEST POINT & COLD SPRINGS
steamboat HIGHLANDER Captain Robert
Warrep will leave the foot of Warrencet New-f"rk
Monday Thursday, and Saturday afternoon o'clock
Returning the HIGHLANDER will Newburgh every Mon
morning o'clock, Tuesday and Friday afternoon
o'clock
For passage apply the Captain on board
B-A and freight every description and bills
spcc- put be the risk of the
thereof hill :. adng receipt gned for ,he IVY
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
nAy,s I,TPR0yED sgIEET RUBBER OVER

nAY,S IMPROVED sNEEF KUBBEK UVEK-
~ SHOES-je0c pair Ladies and Gentemcns for sale ne
shoe made from the Ksbber as m
from south America, Sheets exceedingly elastic the
telft width of foot softer man feeh
kid approved Broadway fashions Inc
leather laid between the rubber are joined TO-
reher securely perfectly proof These Shoes have
been tried past and general satisfaction
Every pair deccmpoe the TO oocn from
I've o The invited these and rcne as
soment Rubbcr order for the fall trade
HORACE H. DAY, Successor 10 RoXbury LR Co.,
,ul 9n l2s Maiden lane.
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I'D ENAINING laihe Post oince a, Charlotte
30 90 The IL Of October lsll.
Al Adams. \ " Alexander. ". y. Aierqn.
Der W. D. Ale1aodsf ST. l. Ale1andef, Il. Alex.
amber.
B-N. B.aiy. y Burr 2. Miss NJ. r. Braeh.
A Rlske. VI. Bauket, TIM. Black. u B.gens. D.
L Birasi !. Dsoan, J &. Dea'y, s l.. Ba;z-l.
~ f..ms
FL. Esaarsn.
G-En GHah,, " GHiim. ]. T Gillespie
li--Iane Houston 9, u lluager, c. tityes, I
lisglyr. a. Hafaer
Us = Jam'~oh " llmis 3, J. a. johnson,
.pilofj 1'hes Jammau J L. jgauspa.
k-J h,zish, 81 J hapaeay 2, + hesilef, J
Knox
Is. Lswing
MI Montgomery, netsv Marvin ,d,rkg.l s
Mckee. J. NJ hcKeis,, L, Mcdaniel ;, J. u
Comb j. HcGinnis
OIL. A. or, Z. ~ Ormo1d
Pit, Poindexlef. " G. Philips. J. W. Potts,
~. Page 7. n pcuny
Ri Ralfio. }. D, Rodgers. II Robinson, f.
7. Rnss D. Red, J. ., Rouehc, DR. J. Rose, c, a.
Robinson III Read. J Rci
s-Cspl. J. y Stewart. Spencer. S. Smart,
N. Sllhdtofd, r Smith, a. Sgringa
It's Todd. } Taeblir's, ) o. Tofrcnee.
W. Nr'hcts Ioa We,hets N. J. Wedding.
Ton Robt Wibou. T. A, " il-oa, b, Wcan, ., z.
j. NitherPopn. q. " WiliAinas.
H. n. WILLIAMS. II. H.
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Nofiafs Life Pills 81 s'ilmniX
EElaiPr@.

FHNHFSE medicines are ir9r bed tor their namc
XII 10 their manifest and sensible action n pm
fiting The springs avid channels Of lie. and endn-
lng them xlth renewed tsne aud vigor and e The
ardoubted fact that alta very carly poriod "a ttci
history hcy had rescued sufferers from tho Fety
verge Of an uu,iucy grave aile' ail The 1eceFisse
naslruns of tho day prescribed BIS ihYsielans. had
ullotlY failed 10 which caars they also pcEmaIcDi.
Il secured dirt uoiiu5m eninYmeet u health, witir
uai which me ,t1Olf is hut partial btessiag 50
great indeed had their sliaacy invariably proved,
that 1t v.as scarroig ess aau miraculous 70 thoeo
who we're unaoqusiuted with The beautifully pAi.
losophcul principles upon which tncy we're com.
pounded and npon which they consequently act.
THE PHQNtN mFFEBS atr 80 called. be.
cause thtv possess the p1wef Of restoring the ey.
pirinr ta.bgfs OF health, ~ giovng vgor taro.
out the constitutions ~ the ftUais ~ sand y be
restored 10 iir from ba ashes 81 its own dissnll-
ton The Phunix B,jturs are entirely vegetable,
composed Of roots found oui 10 ccrtaln parts Of
the western country, which Will inlaiihlY cure
FEVERS AND AGUES OF all kinds; vii! never
fail to eradicate entirely all the effects OF Morcu,
~. infinitely sooner than the most powerful prep.
ara,ions of Sarsapafills, and viii Immediately
cure The determination Of HOOD TO THE
HEAD; never fail in the sickness iatident 10
povng females aud will be iound certain rem.
cdy IA all cases of nervous dedtiHy and iecdHHfss
Of the mos, impaired constitutions. As a. remedy
for Chronic ami Tqaqmatorg RHEUNi7fSN,
the efficacy Of the PhWaiy bynrs will be demon,
stratod by the use of a single bottle,
The proprietor reioiccs 10 the opportunity ailot-
dod jy H. universal diffusion of Tho press, for
paciny his VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
within tho knowledge aud reach Of every lndIvl.
dual in the community. Unlike tho host of per-
nieious onacSories, which boast Of vegetable IN.
gradients, the Life Pills are purely and SOLELY
VEGETABLE, and contain neither Mercury, Anti
mony. Arsenic, nor any other mineral in any
form whatever They are entirely composed OF
extracts from rare and powerful plants, the viz
tuos of which, though long known to several In.
dian tribes, and recently 10 some eminent pharmu
ceutical chemists, ere altogether unknown 10 The
ignorant pf utcndery to medical ecience and acre
never before administered in SO happily eiiica
oous q combination.
Their fret operation is to loosen from the coats
of The stomach and bowels the various impurities
and ctudities constantly settling around them
nna 10 remove the hardened iaees which collect
10 tho osugolusi1rls OF tho small intrs,lnes, OH
or medicines only partially cleanse these, and
leave sdrh collected ma-ses behind as to produce
hehlnnI costivcness, with all is train OF evils, OF
sudden diafrhpa, with It's imminent Dangers
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n encouraged by The generous patronage and
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Daily papsr Rincc It's cstAblishment. and which
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enlaiiou 10 The city. propose 20 publish. and ~.
let the lSIb day Of September, WfkttY edition,
GA sheet OF mammoth iize, excluding Ok matter
Of local OF iransiiory iutefoe,. and calculated
maiuIy for Country circulation.
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eGiiinn--will be what is maine lmr1rgs---aB IN
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tnfesis 10 stern hostility 10 the errors Of superb
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vocsio Tho PRDnUcrios uF AaEalcAs ispusrKY i
gains, the gr.spiar and 70 o. blghtpHg policy d
EpRoFrts Govern monlr, and The unequal compc
tliion ehich they force upon us, as also against
the present depressing sye,em Of State Prison La
hof; Il wall advocate the restoration Of a suune
and uniform NsrinsAL CgsRENcy; and urge dis
Greet but determined persecution Of Internal I'm
pfoeement The Re,enehmont, wherever pfactt
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The conduct OF their Government
Bat small pnFhon, however Of lis ou!umni
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T. cent events, Ia commence the publication Of
4 new WING JounsAL at the Seat OF the General
Government Tha scheme has been stimulated
Into immctii,o development, by tue extraordinary
deferItoa 20 nso no hGrsher term) o. portion OF
the " big Pafty, and By tina general feeling Of III
djrna,inn which is manifested II all directions nj
he mlsehieyous and fralricidai Purposes Of few
ambitious or selfish politicians, who aim to destroy
tie fruits OF the glorious struggle Of $40.
We shall raise tho true Wing STANDARD, and do
batlc to the best OF our abilities for the ntcg
OF tho great Wing Party aud the consummntion
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aud fdlhl the patriotic expectations Of the Ameri-
can People; and in tnrlheTanco Of these objects.
we shall dedicate tho experience OF many years,
and zeal for the great cause which The viossi-
ludes of lime have in no degree abatcd.
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Of Wings in all quarters, VIC shall expect Jealous
evaporation in our plan, on the part Of menlbers
Of Congress md others.
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JOHN S. GALLAHER.
c,atenhar A 1SI,
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DIR. ID. 4. Caldwell

EN- EsPECTFUiLY informs those who may
Ee, ieel interested, bat be has resumed the
prscice of bis Profession lie expect. u
make arrangements vhieh v u enable him At.
,end to The Practice n Medicine ntelusivelt.
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VOLUME XII. ]
d. AsBURY, Editor.
T.J.Holton, Proprietor and Publisher
TERMS:

TERMS:
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Tire Doiiors IL not paid within three months.
And TXyee Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
uulil after the expiration &C the ,ear. No paper
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advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
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ftst insertion, and IS ccsts for each continuance
Court advertisements and sheriis' Sales charged
2J Der cent. higher; ard deduction Of 80 per
cent will be made from the regular prices, Tor sd-
yeilisers BY the year
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taken, and ha7s teceaily learned thsi s. has been
III Psosi4e0ro Settlement ID this county. tyc siaca
be len in April last, add has bscn passing bureli
as xhile fnaa, By thn name Of James K. Ross.
About 10 sesh,c.ded, be lsft the above mentioned
place on the CHI mat. When ho cn be had an >
black ifock coat, black hst and cotton paulaio9na,
desotp tion Of petson. as bsiore) tsith, naSaia,
almost white atou, Is years Old Z t.ei OF m
rhes bah, broad spoken, straight black hair, and
slight hsll in bis walk uenaslunct BIZ broken
thigh Said boy siil doabiiess mako hs way IN
u anesAor settlement, 10 ISIS, o. pne ef tba Edjuin.
ing counties assume aone o'her uaaie, aud again
,fY % pats hiHsslf as whlie ma1, having sue
cseaed 80 veil. 10 bis Grsi aglempt All cSmna-
ucaiions reiaieg 10 SAID hoy, viii be sddtr.sed 10
the subscriber living ncar Lancaster c. r.. S. c.
JAMES Il. COUSER.
NeekIenburg 90, Oet ", lrli IS
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BLANK WARRANTS for sale at thiS
OFFICE.

Wqrruaice Deeds for sale at this Office.
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A Cast Iron Light Hcuse.--Among the
wonders OF this understanding age is
mentioned a lighthouse Of cast.iron, which
is now nearly completed in London, inter-
ded to be placed on dangerous reef Of
rocks at Morant Point, in the Island Of
Jamaica. The lighthouse is 100 feet
high and la4 feet in diameter at the base.
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A FIRST Nate.--We reported a few day;
since the arrival at Mayaguez Of the brig
Silshee, whose captain morrill, died whet
Is days out The Newburyport Herald
Informs Us that the brig was nayigated int
Mayaguez by the captains wife, Bosto'
Daily Advertiser,
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NOFIrE.

fUSFIE Notes Of tic Gam n Rankin s. Co wlicl
N lell 10 tho lot q Dr.. wss. Johnston. Of I'm
cola conutg, arc 10 the harlS o. SIC slbsefiber
10 Charlotte. Al persons Indebted are xpee;cd
. uake settlement very shortly, OF lheir pspcrs
Niil b gisen 10 an oslccF ~ collection.
WM. JOHNSTON.
OcL6. lsiI -
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Trdrelltag By Electro Mugnetism.-A
distance Of 81 miles has been travelled en-
the common road, in Bath chair, by
electromagnetic power, in one hour and a
half. The applicr comes over daily from
St. Adams TO the Bank Of England, in the
SAID chair in half an hour, at the expense
OF sixpcnce.
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NEWBORN. TUESDAY, JUNE %, lsal.

F.eN FLoatDA.-The correspondent Of tie Savannah
Republican writes as follows, dated juno l8;h:
On the ON inst train OF wagons. between Fo Pleasant
and Fort aIacomb. the Suwannee, attacked by In
da;s within few miles OF Font Macomb and the whole
train taken. Dr.. Tufts who riding in aiyaace with
the escort soldiers the Sd Iaian;- discovered
enemy IN ambush and fred he could yetroat
tie wagons Oae OF the soldiers killed instantly and
another horse had thrown him, retreatci the
road Psrsued By eight ten Indians Until they came
in sight OF the wagons when the Indians gave -hr whoop
and fed into the hammock Dr. Tu;i. in hi charged
forward in the direction o.; Fort Macorb The Indians
allowed him pass. but showed themselves in posi-
ton thanking the wagons, upon WHICH they commenced
ea.. ire. compelling The and eye,y in
ecii-u with the train escape fast possible, in the
direction Of For; Macorl5 The train left entirely
abandoned to The enemy. DR. Tufts los all clothing.
papers, &C. besides three quarters OF pound OF powder
which captured aad carried of b. The enemy The
consisted Of egh; regulars three Of whom the
meat OF attack nv SICK in the wagons.
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DON. Fi;iat : pn-le T.a ~ rho c,,ir
r., 49,. 49,, a.. ,ea.;r ,rar, road 49,, ,r,,.;
p-, -, i'ss .f.:..-rf M;.rse So
Ito. So
-. 49,. 1s.i VI ,-,,s, ,r,,+;,
5oo.t.
OF lcI,- E,,. - b. released ;ro-, prison for selling
l;a.o- ,n,r. Irons, Alderman Benson moved 20 lay
:, On ,.a aha 1a., a. q Me-. r. Tb ,,,c ,,,s
The, ,,ker 20 -Ir +, 20 he Committee o, Police WATCH
and prion. ,,., ,,,,r o., This resrc,c, de-
bn,. n,ei BERGEN the Aldermen OF n, 81 AID tho 9th
The former VA. decidedly opposed to giving the nower to
,is ca~sa The ,,e-;,., a. -. Oh ,,a vow
coacn, appeal In yor of the prisoner and on motion the
Ave-, ,pJ Noe. ,ra-, ~,lla6. Ate, o: Na,S s
O- c,,,5-r ~. .;,ar< F., ys:qr,-,s. =, 7,y H. same
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as,''.S ''s e c.',- ol o'1'-,'
.,oo.o. - ciiror
Marie,
IT. ~: p.,.u. g. 80, .. C,,.,,. c.,,i.,
o. Re,,,r, D.fre.- and others for resulting South
s,rccr bo,,yee5 Aiarlc- and P;xe.strce,s
o. 0i;var Vanderbilt l,- IN. lease ot Whitehall SIP io
= fer % Staten Island
Pe,or-Of the Committee or Assessments in favor OF
correcting the tax Of Mrs MARY BRYANT adopted.
From he same IN favor o. correcting the tax OF George
i Ea,rr. ,don,ei
Fro-, he s-,c on the correction of personal tax .:
dollar: a,jop,ci
az .t ij,e- % the Thru Ward in relation 20 the re-
,oy,l of The cabs in Vesev ST. reporting that the same
orrl, ia be removed and recommending repeal OF the
diaance In relation cabs.
some considerable debate ersacd on this question be-
,vo, ,ba -i,rr,e f the Third and III. Ninth adopted
p,, t l C,.,;;,no a., Clean;no Streets, in favor of
,; Ch;'os egA for -rinnr notice, tor Goa! ashes,
- -;
P. m Jl,-,,. p:e-s and Sins. =. I, tn, cx2e-
-. -. .l -. r,~ S,,,,ri.,,.. A. Pike Sin
NIX rI continuation Of tho sane AID appro
49,. 10 oans ~ ,oes a. a,Jo,,,ed
From th same in fayour o: building Pier at tie foo. Of
sixteenth street in the East River; adopted
From the sa,c in favor OF regulating Twcnt.-Tajrd =
b..,een Booningdale road and Eighth Avenue; adopted
Froa, tie sane t., favor of Tagging the sidewalks i:
West s.; between Hau.rne-sly AID Gascvoor SIS adopted
From the sane favor OF tagging the Sidewalks IN l4t
between Broadway and the Second Avenue; adopted
From ;hc In favor OF repairing Green"'c :. RON
hec;or % N,oTt:S 81 adopted, t,..,,,,
rom me same III favor OF FesU'ahs oo-r, -:
Pike and hr'ser IS a.'' Ike 81 O'9'Ne'''
Cherry St; adopted ,,-.. H. s, -.
tro1 the committee OF O!'"!ly a,'a ,'''I D,,l. J.
gard TO the better regulation Oh te Terry 10
land. lad on the table ana rihero'
guia'ing the road from the Ninth Avenue 10 onoo
Drrll
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\ GREAT CoSsoLArIoS.-I ren1cmter when l was
Young student of divinity the .iyersi o; Glasgow that
m oId ,,u bv his confession and By general reputation
r,o sinner called upon me and begged explain the
scripture doctrine as to future pinshnents H anxiety
Yas ~ sccrto;n whether they Immediately
after death, or only after the dag of judgement told him
that was but student .; theO0sy, but conef.sd IT
would ror,5cncc until after the day OF judgement, the
S ssnaru iV, Srucon Of the world And how long viii it
be. he asked. ill tina, period comes Why cannot
positively tell you, said but believe sna on0 CON
= Oh come hcn mid tho old sinner shall have l,Oo05eO
years to rest in my grave-and there saying what ma!
happen in tina, time Csmpsell's Life Of Pe'rnrca'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-29

ItARPETISG CHEAPER THAN EVEN ID.
= VI WIICON, No. Il Cana>t South DE near Broadway has
from large aud choice selection OF Ingram Car
which being bought for cP>h BE- sold prices To ai te
Of purchaser Ara variety OF Rugs Mat Aaao
Table Floor Cloths Sc with various other articles
connected with "a; business all of which vii be sold cheap o'
cheaper than b" purchased any other Store IN the City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-29

p. FOR SAlEA farm of lie Smthov l.
e L. adjoining the village OF Commlc. The buildings largo
and comnodous aad in gsod There the farm
number different kinds land suitably divided
by wood well abgr
inncc Of wood. LIS within ls,rier mile the Posi- Office
Cuh School Terms, $1,000 half bond aud
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and perfect title be Immediately gives
Apply 10 the the premises JOSEPH WEED % Dr.
New York je0 IN