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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
NUMBER 90.

/ copy of any decree OF bankruptcy, and
the appointment; of assienees, as directed
ibv the third section of this act, shall be re-
cited 10 every deed Of lands, belonging 10
the bankrupt, sold and conveyed by any
assignees. under and by virtue Of this act,
and tha. such recital together with a eer.
tilted copy OF such order, shall be full and
complete evidence both Of the bankruptcy
aud assignment therein reciicd, and SUI
persedc the necessity OF any other proof
of such bankruptcy and assignment TO va.
lidate the said deed aud all deeds con-
taising such recital, and supported by
such proof, shall be rs efIectual 10 pass
the title of the bankrupt Of, in, and TO the
! lands therein mentioned and described 10
the purchaser, as fully, to all intents and
purposes, as ii made by such bankrupt
himself, immediately before such order.
SEC. is. Aad Be ii further enacted, That
ell jurisdiction, power and authority con-
TERED upon and vested in the distric, court
Of the United States BY this act, in cases
in Bankruptcy, are hereby conferred on
and vested in the circuit court Of the u.
S. for the District of Columbia, and in and
upon tire supreme CT superior courts ofany
of the Territories Of the United States, in
cases Of bankruptcy, where the bankrupt
resides in the said District Of Columbia, or
10 either Of the said Territories.
SEC. II. And Be aJuuiher enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and after the
first day Of February next.
JOHN WHITE,
II. r .yaye.
sAML J.. S0UTHARD,
Prssideat efhe Senate pro, femfors,
Approyed August l6, i5al -
JOHN TYLER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
From tbs philadelphia hqurer.

IHE CHARllSlS Of LN6LaNDt
A spondent has sent Us commu-
nication, in which he complains of Tho
harsh manner in which the British Chart
sts were recently alluded to by New
York contemporary. lie says that tho
Char.ists arc in favor of universal suffrage,
vote by ballot, annual parliarnents, and
no property qualification for members.
lle argues that it would be Just az fair on
the part of the Wing and Tory press Of
Enaland, TO hold up the character of
Mitchell. the forger, as q specimen OF
American Legislators, as for the papers
Of this country to seize upon and copy as
just representations, the hbellous por.
,r4i,s OF the London Tines and Liverpool
Mail, when speaking Of Char.ism and lis
objects.
He affirms that the "great body Of
these relormers desire to protect the in.
dus.rious poor, and stay the heartltss ca
reer Of those who would gloat upon the
squalid misery Of their fellow creatures;
and through whose oppression and iyran-
ny. thousands in England, Ireland and
Scotland, meet--not painless extinc-
,ion.' but are hurried, ken-hsarted,
into promature grave"
He adds, that he is in constant commu-
nicaiion with most respectable aud wor-
thy man in London, who assures him that
there are connected with the Chartisis, not
only men of responsibility, bat men o!
property that the Charlists' Conveu-
tion, which sat in London last year, was
composed of a body Of men who woul1
have done crsdi. TO any civilized commu-
uity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16

"BarrlsH GoLp. The hit at British
Gold by Mr.. Adams, in speaking Of the
Smithson beqnest il capital. The late
loco foco administration received The be-
quest in sovercigns, British Go'd, TO the
amount OF half a million Of dollars, and
with that horror Of British Gold, natural
10 such pure democrats, changed IT for a
" better currency" in the shape Of Az
kansas State Bonds, which are worth a.
bout half what was paid for them. The
government is responsible to the fund for
this Investment, and is bound BY every
principle Of good faith towards the tesla
tor aud Of duty to the future, to repair
the wrong done by Negligence Of its al.
fairs. IN. Y. Enpress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
POE II % Y o
THE wIFE'S APPEAL.

You took me, William, when girl,
Unto your home and heart.
To bear in all your after lie
A fond and faithful psrti
And, tell me have ever tired
That duty to forego,
Or griev'd because had not Joy
When you were sunk in woe
No Il would rather share your tear
Than any Others gles,
For though you're nothing to the world,
you're all The World TO me:
You make u palace Of my shsd.
This rough bewn bench throne:
There's sunlight for me in your smiles,
And music in yonr tone.
hook upon you when you sleep,
NV eyes with tears grow DIM,
cry. I" o Parent Of the poor,
Look down from heay on him;
Behold him toll from day TO dsy,
Exhsustipg strength and soul,
Oh, look with mercy on him, Lord,
For thou canst make him whole"
And whes At last relieving sleep
Has on my eyelids smiled,
How oft are they forbid to close
In sIumber, by our child 7
| take the little murmurer
Tha, spoils my span OF rest,
And feel il il . part OF thee
lull upon my breast.
There's emily one return crave,
may aot need il long;
AHA i, may sooths thee when I'm where
The wretchsd feel no wrong:
ask not for kiader ions,
For thou vert ever kind;
i ask net for less frugal fare,
Ny fare do not mind;
| ask not for attire more gay.
If such IS | have got
Suffice to sake me fair TO thee,
Fer more murnur not:
Blu, I would ssk come share of hours
That YOU on +" Cluss" bestow--
Ofknowledxs which you prize go much
Might not something know
Subtract from meetings smong.. men
Each eve an hour for me;
Make ne companion Of your soul,
As nay safely be;
If YOU will read. I'll sit and work.
Then think when you're away,
Less tedious | shall find the time,
Dear William, of your stay.
A meet companion soon III be
For your most studious hours,
And teacher Of those little ones
You call ysur cottage flowers;
And if We be not rich and great,
We NAV be wise and kind,
And as my heart can warm your heart,
So may your mind my mind.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16

The marriage between the Prince de
Joinvile and the Princess Sophia Wilhel-
nina, of Holland, has been broken Off
The iatended bride sin her 9Th year)
possesses great personal attractions, and
would in the event Of her marriage, re-
ceive large dowry from her granada
Their, the wealthy ex-king of the Neither
LANDS. The principal objections TO the
contemplated union has originated with
the Emperor Of Russia, and arises from
political feelings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
ME AZ.
Tur MaRTINsBURG GAZETTE,

mpuo,,sneu "a, If paid in Advance; TWO
DofIspS p.Sf, FIFTY CENTS within the
noLLa s TaREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
year a:eeo,aaeG nj anbsses
are paid. except at the oF,lon o. me lime.
a, De- Dollar per square CT sixteen lines, and at
twenty five Cents for each sub.equen,'nsertion.
the nuuber Of insertions must b.. marked on the
manuscript, or copy of the advertisement sem, OF
eordingiy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16

ALLEN M. HALL, Esq, the newly ap'
pointed Charge d'AiIaires to Venezuela,
arrived at Laguayra, on the 9Th Of August,
after passage Of Is days from Phlladel'
phia, in the brig Rowena. The next day
he proceeded to Caracas, few miles
distant, where he contempates establish
ing his residence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16

Il is affirmed that grape vine, stand.
ing ia Hanover, Pa, is now laden WITH
$500 buuches Of grapes, and is 20 feet
longer than the one in London, pronounce
ID The largest in the world
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16

EXTENSIVE EMIGRATION TO ILLINOIS.
-Chales Oakley, Reconnaissance for the
State 0f Illinois, writes that be is about to
send out irotn England to that State, from
fifty 10 one hundred Thousand emigrants,
aud that he viii soon procecdto Germany
10 make similar arrangements there.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
Law of the United states.
IpIrRlIc-Nn 81

AN ACT to establish uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout sbe United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
Hlarric0:

Ia this city, July 20 Sylvester l.. H. Ward Mcvuu daughter of
Judah Hammond. Esq.
Ia this city, Peters Church, by the Rev C. C. Pse John LIE
Conte NJ. d. of Ga Miss Elcno j. Graham, of this city,
Cincinnati July IL by Rev. Mr. Brooke Henry Sanberry Esq
Of Lancaster Ohio Cecilia Key daughter of Hon. William Key
Bond.
Edward that CITY, Miss Mary Jane
second daughter of Capt B. A. Burup Of New York
At Newark, ~ July l5 William H. Mather of New York, Miss
Mary A. Brewer
July Charles W. Adams of hi. city, Henrietta
Cutlery. of Staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
STATE OF NETWORK, ss.-iN CHANCERY.-Dan-
- e Low Isaac Gibson James W. Otis Robert Mason and

SEAEE OE NE " Oh IN, 9Ss--lN CHANCERf-Dan-
- e Low Isaac Gibson James w. Otis, Robert Mason and
others.
pursuance order of Court
entitled Willie sold public under the
of the subscriber the Court
House OF Charles stebbns TompinsIe Richmond County and
Stats OF New York. oil the sixth day Of September next at IL
All plantation situate lying being the
of Sonthhd the County Of Richmond and State o New
York. the Narrow bsaung rock the beach the north
of the land Vi Jeremy Smonsn from thence
along his line nine chains links
the land Of Amos Rook bought Jacob Veeand thence north
degrees three chains and nineteen uk thence north
six degrees and thirty minutes four chains north degrees
eight links north
degrees three chains. thence north three degrees thirty
minutes three chains sxsix links chestnut thence
north eight degrees ana hGen n"e east one chain and ninety
Inks thence degrees chains
as LAID Of Newbey heirs thence south foryx degrees
hnE thence nor sixty degrees east two chains thence
north fifty degrees chains sixty links thence
Sgrun thence north fye degrees aud es minutes
chain eghour link thence north sixty degrees and fifteen
five chains and fifty links
chains and wentyon. pk tkesce north and ,by
chains and fifty three links
degrees and thirty Inks
thence north degrees and thirty three chains
thence north 6fyM degrees aud thirty minutes chains
Inks heIce north hreo degrees east fourteen
fifteen links to the land OF Richard Silva thence
degrees and h, three chains and eighteen
Inks thence north degrees three chains ana MY
links the lands OF Timothy Depham thence forty degrees cant
thirty links hfIx degrees and
thirty minutes four chains and twcaour In. to n o.
stones the shore thence along the shore soun
grees east thirteen chains ten links to the place Of ah
castery the Na.rows soue by the land JACOB
and Timothy Benham and westerly by land and
Land northsry by land formerly Of FinceHt oant anu 'e con-
Also piece parcel OF land under yate situate Ia the
-; h ,srJv from the seutawesterly the land
Of Timothy G. Bebam running thence along the line shore
M ~ degrees chains point chains aud
sy u. the northeast OF the land of
of .Tsmiah smonson deceased sixty degrees
Inc mo aid Bsy Of Eve
k then north hryseven degrees chains
iIty degrees west o the place OF beginning.
The described property will be sold parcels according to
the respective interests of the several defendants this sul
Dated New York, July 20 1871.
THOMAS McELRATH, Master in Chaneery,
jyz2 la~ts No q Joknsrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
Mich:

city, July Ara wife of James f. Teford aged 2G
Newark July Jane rclc of the Stephen Van Cortlandt
aged 50
AT PIane Mary Margaret Mooney widow of,he late Capt
Alex. Mooney, aged -.
Paris ls, short illness, Bartholomew Desoue Of
the firm of Dcsouet & Brothers. of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Office S. Bowery.

VVNHE NORTHERN LIGHT devoted discussion
knowledge, Miscellaneous Literature
subjects usefulness For the
caectua accomplishment OF this object, is proposed to pop
uar shape and 10 afford at low rate to place within the
1t will be conducted by gentleman
operation consists of the following pcrsons
Gideon Havey, Thomas woolcott,
Amos Dean Edward c. Deavan
The publication will embrace distinct branches of inquiry and
intelligence
LIST Political Economy.
3d. Literary S,a1n,;I and Scientific Miscellany
CONTENTS VOLUME MOI.
I'd The Tara, by D. B. Stockholm
4th " Hay MakiuG, by s. W. Jewct.
5,h Town and Country, by John y Dix;
9th Cheap Pleasures OF Country Life, by '" Hewitt.
7th &" Plants and Cluadrupcds Of Massachusetts
sth a Agricultural Publication,
10th National Literature and Scicnceby Amos Dean
llth Mental and Moral Philosophy. by s 3 Randall
18th Ascran Wells by Willis Gaylord.
18th MeteOroogy of the Bahamas
18th Young Mems Associations, by John Cochrane.
l7th Persecution Of by Edwin croswe.
18th China and the British Empire in the East by Jas Taylor
livery fabishsa monthly Delivered in amy part of h. City
Canadas, by jya2 ISRAEL POST, IS BOwcry
NaGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT Establishment
business this opportunity will be nducement Inquire corner
Broadway and John street Sd story, Room No. Es2 IT.
IIN1SANEIT ASEbONOERGAE, Tor hateins Chro-
iya2 lw. FRYE & SHAW. as2 Water-st
DRINTENG PAPRR.-Printing Paper, of all qualities and
L sizes constantly hand and for sale by
jy2a PERSSE & BROOKS, 81 Liberty St
DOYD,S BLEACHING POWDER-lO0 casks
~ Boys celebrated Bleaching Powder and for sale
jy22 PERSSE X BROOKS, 81 Libcrty-s,
DLUE sMALTs.-2O casks F F F E, snd F IF E Eng:
ID lish Blue Smalt, just received and for sale By
iy2. PERSSE & BROOKS 81 Liberty-st
WATCH GLAssEs.-Tne subscriber is selling at No.
w Johnrcet COED of the above
reasonable terms. iy92 I'm JOHN GRAiD0N
DAM IN THE Side, BREAST Or BACK,
cured quicker than by other by applying Dr.
celebrated Green Plaster efectu those who
afflicted should try Price IS cents.
Sold by the Agents Horace Everett Druggist 6 Greenwich
above Fanku-seet Coddngton Hudson and Spring
and Moss Grand and Carmen streets y22 IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
TENDER CHiNS.


NY GENTLEMAN be instantly relieved from all pain dur
"A the operation of shavnr BY applying his TO the Me-
TALLlC TABLET RAZOR STR0P invented by e. Saunders,
which supeec the of houe and by which the
stal always produce keen and smooth edge the
could by possibility exhibit under the experienced hand
Ia Is the only eecua which OF has devised
for giying opportunity uns his his chin
With the certainty he mend pen h hand
and which will be shown b, bringing dull
ing the tablet before purchasing Price from 81 81 Few kept
finished with highly polished ivory handles of the
most costly Turkey embossed full and beautifully gilt
those gentlemen who feel inclined Ne Plus Ultra the
useful and the Nonpsre oihe beautiful forming
workmanship an unique OF the ideal of
Price So
u choice selection OF PERFUMERY CUTLERY and all art
cles belonging tc the toilette.
jy2a lwis. & SAUNDERS, l63 Broadway.
- No. TIA BOWERY is decidedly the best establish
men; NewYork bargains the Boot and Shoe line
III only call be convinced Ladies' Genernen's
~ Misses Bows and Chdreas Boots Shoes Caters in ali
their variety manufacture and rate
ices to suit Likewise large good country
work which will be sold very cheap
jy2s WILLIAM AuaIh, ia Bovery.
"a FOR GLAsGOW.-The fret elias. British barb
oDESSA Vaughan having three ourtas of her
board al pier Is otof Jones
lane E r., will positively sail on the LIST August
For balance Of freight having excellent cabin and
Storage accommodate apply 10
PERSSE e. BROOKS 81 Litery-st, or to
jy2a GEO. GRESHAM, 6Si WalLst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

Il GENTLEMEN arriving from ;ae South and West,
wishing for fashionable outfit particularly invited call at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
I@3 Pultops- Broadway,
where always be found and desirable Of super
fine West of England Cloths Cahmarecs and Drab
DEcs fer Summer Goats Fancy and DringS
for Pants SILK Chaly and Maac yes;in; all Of which Of
superior quality and viii be
style unsurpassed by in tie city 30 per
cent below credit prices Strict pu=eua dpg
ders. Cash delivery and no abatement in prices
PS. The cutting department the superintendent
M GAYLORD whose services have been appreciated
fashionable public need any Par,icu. attention paid
o cutting pants. yl9u J. C BOOTH. AgesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
HALLS OF TEMPERANCE,
BROADWAY. NEAR PEARIrsTREEr, LATE THE
Tasenic or Coshic Hall

GRAND OPENING FETE-M0NDAY, July ssh these splendid
Halls will BE- opened, viz
Frs, Tvs HALL which point capacity nauiaccnco
and splerdo IS alone and uurivnIed III. Uaion
Secondly The Dosc Halt equally distinguished for it,
simplicity, lis beauty and Commanding
Thirdly, The VAST Gorsc HALL which ie entirety OF
the building whole solemn grandeur and imposing
agaifcence splendid memorial uda aad veneEat
relic of the early
On which occasion distinguished DNine Will
assist the eersony popular Orators 'dess
the audience or the question Moral Reform lnerspecd
through the proceedings the evening there will be
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
Vocal and Instrumental, from the works OF Handel
The oor viii be opened O'clock and the Concert &c Will
precisely O'clock ELEeANr SUFFER- upen
Temperance principles be- served tae Dorc Hail. with the
plendOr srence hs, displayed IN London al the
Great Temperance Festival At the Colosseum.
Tickets of admission Dollar. including the Supper
Parties including LADIES' fishing seats are respectfully
informed that the Seitees a NUMBER can be secured Tor
the evenings each Setee accommodates six persons.
Subscribers the Reading Room Library Gothic Hall free
thu, Fe,-.
Tie office for the sale Tickets and receipt OF Sub
scriptious JOHN WAIVER, Secretary and Librarian.
may also be procured Bookstore H. G. Lang
lev 81 the Temperance prinOl
Music Stores. jy22I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
TOUGH Boards

DLEAsURE IN SHAVING by the use of CIIAPMAN's
MAGIC RAZOR STROP with which every person may keep
ais perfect order whether land presents
faces each different sharpening properties commencing
metallic Hone, of the ordinary and
ishng simple Retail prices cents 5cents 81 90
81 & and 81 So each according and The per
forming part OF 4 IS Srop the at 81 So
l. CHAPMAN lo2 William at
The performing part my IS Strop warranted to
superior Geo. Saunders 50 EACH money
the purchaser be dissatisfied. je30 lms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

E'OUND -As Coney Island, Sunday the 18th Wale;
containing sum 81 none Tae by calling 81 Nassau
street. proving his property and paying charges have the same
restored him. jy2l 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
This Day Published.
Blnckwood's Edinburgh Magazine for July.

BknckwoOd'E Nka&8Zhue Ior SuLy'
The Wing Dissolution.
Trade and every thing cheap Election Song
The Comens.
Marquinez La ColegiaDa
Platos Repsbhc
The World of London Part ILL.,
The June Gale.
The DyiRg Spaniel, by Delta J. NJ MASON, Publisher,
jy22 StYl' basement. Broadway and Pns-st.
r Van EmberEh's Columbian crca highly recommended
ubdue stiff boards and especially all pmples 1t
recommended Shaving Soap For sale 9S Fulton
,heei and al the Druggists Y2!
ITO Hidcnnd Leather DenIers.-A young man from
Ms by trsdc wishes make
With well established house erect and furnish
On Tannery The of
ION will The location selected has all the advantages
Necessary make very profitable investment and such that
will full satisfaction the particulars given. II the
~ and advantages that induced the advertiser
sgsa II would wish make investment this
kind full statement of particulars be given by Of
addressed Tanner this office The best of recommends
u'ni gwen and required. Jy22 IL
association vi. be HELD Monroe Hall Tomorrow Thursday Eve
Ss O'clock Puncual attendance requested a, the new
oIuon will for the approval OF the Members Re
- f''''N'' SILAS CHCKERiNG President.
81 SMITH, Secretaries jy2l 2t'
NJ Greenwich Savings Sank, IL Sixth Avenue.-July
nd for siThe Board OF Trustees hereby give notice to the
ppoO that they pay the usual annual ntees, of 5er
seat Hundred Dollars, sad
cent per Five Hundred Dollars aud upwards
neres, called for will be credited principal and draw IN
''Ss1 accordingly BY order of
ABRAHAM VAN NEST, President
CLINTON GILBERT, SECRETARIES jylsIw
Boardinx-A short distance in Tho country family hay-
several pleasant, fine situation accommodate
Two families four gentlemen The New
s such the man business in half
Stages pass every For further particulars
sfess Charles" Office. Terms moderate. jyl6
Strange Boots Shoes of description 40
sCRlBNER COMPANYS Catherine Boot Shoe
G Catherine corner where you will find the
'apest and most splendid assortment you jy0u
Inv BRsiness in Connecticut attended TO by B. S.
'@ooAS, Attorney &C. l26 Maiaen-lane. jyi22w'
Price Reduced to S3.0e-Daguerreotype Portraits
inimtable style, 10 seconds the Of
aWsy and Park Pacc--entrance Park Plsce. yl4 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

" vi. Eaulse's Cheap Dry Goods Store, ls2 Grand
between Broadway Crosby New rich style printed Lawns
Muns remarkable low Also Hosiery and Gloves of
every description very cheap. jy2 lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

Ship EmuOus Meyers &c days from Buenos Ayre WOOL &c.
Frazer.
Bre brig Helena Hedand IS days from Bremen with mlze
Fl robertson.
Boyd & Encker
Bark Rohchd Lansey A. days from Bordeaux, brandy, &C.
Brett & Vsse
schr Catherine Kngsbury 10 days from Porto Cabeo coffee &c
HARMONY 81 Co.
scbr Wright Cuts Is days Caye Nassau, Mp,
coffee, &c. Brett & Vose
B chr Orbit Davidson l6 days from Windsor s. plaster
sehr George Pollock, Scott days from Newben, c. naval
store &; Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

E,AiIIEzsLs, and Hotel Keepers OwEer Farms,
all employers. supplied with than respectable
and competent female and male help free expense Apply
voI1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
NONE NEED DESPAIR.

NJESSRS. PEASE SON-Dear Sirs-With pleasure
w shor forth the nestsbe val
Compound Hoarhound Candy the scepca
fail and the skill oadone
the patient this last but least remedy that will thai
who fast whitening and going 10 the tomb
had for years undergo experiments and made
OF nunbeess remedies and disease increased alarming
day bu. after had made trials OF Pease Candy the
AID usgs materially relieved and
thankful permanently and radically cured and EMO,
health thar have for blessing
feel bound communicate the public
particularly those who unfortunate hare been.
iel9 L. A. BOTTOM, 90 Ludlow-st
Y None genuine uaess each package agned Peasc
whom Wholesa Retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

VJANTED-An enterpsing line of stages through
w East Broadway minutes The
running one 81 .ce in twenty. jy2l Pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22

GIRLS WANTED.-21 good Girls can this day
VI live respectable families; also
all capacities unemployment obtained for them Apply
City Office No. - CanaIs- jy2l ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
u An agreeable and healthy Recreation in the

u An agreeable and healthy Recreation in the
Peaanter attractive auStcaa be made
this Of the than by taking trip Hoboken and walk
along the shady and picturesque banks the OF the
As additional nducement this il generally admitted that
the walks and grounds Of this charming more beautiful
than Access rendered easy from different city By
the Barclay Canal and Christopher Ferries the Boats which
been newly and comfortably roted In the evening the Canal
Ferry Boat o'clock Hoboken. y0 wis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-22
PARLEY's UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

On the bnsi- of Geography for the OF f nmilie.
Two Volumes oae making rich l6no. volume p,
ses Illustrated with than
GOO MAPS AND ESGRAVsSGS,!