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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
ATTENTION..

'ENHE special attention Of buyers fom the south
l. aud west, ard for the state trade is respectful
ly invited TO the following assortment of GOODS,
which the subscriber will dispose of at SUI, h prices
will amply repay his friends for calling and cx.
amining his stock. TO CASH purchasers, at the
present. time, extraordinary inducements will be Of
fered.
zoo pieces heavy varegatcd Spanish mating.
500 pieces Canton mating, assnrtcd "A, 5-4 and
Ga white, checked and lowercd.
1000 hearth rngs leautitul assortment f VIII
ION, Brussels, Tuft d, Turkey, and Hemp rugs.
200 pieces woJlrn, wnrsted, cotton, hemp, in
grain, Venetian and block Carpelirgs. An elegant
variety of " ion, Brussels, Scoch aud English,
Vcneian, Damask, &c. &c.
1000 dozen men and boys caps, comprising a
great variety of Fur, Seal Nurra. Muskral, and
Concy, Hair Sealelte and Cloth Caps.
100 dozen Allicant Mats, assorted sizes
100 do Manill do do do
so d. Sheep-skin do do do
80 bales French B -ske;s, cOmprising every de-
scriplion
500 pair Venetian Blinds, nss'd figures and colors.
5000 patrnt do do do
1000 nests Cahas or Sa,cheli, ass'd, cmbo scd
leather, straw and oil cloth.
5000 dozen Combs, assorted tortoise shell, Bra
lillian 90 horn, ivory, brass and wood. cmprisng
large assormen, ofevery variety.
5000 dozen Whips--assored wagon, gig, car
riage, suky, planters drnyers riding of gut, lea
ther and thread, with German silver gilt, ivory and
bone mountngs.
1000 dozen painted pals, Wilson's brand.
1000 nests ced Tubs AID Buckets also,
Chuns, Piggins, Water Cans &c.
The above together with All extensive assortment
of fancy goods, Brt!aniI and German silver ware,
feather and tris;le Brushes, Looking Glasses, Ma
hogany and Gilt Frames, Of every size and descrip-
ton, are manufactured, imported, and selected ex-
prossly iol the southern. western and state trade.
J. SIDNEY JONES,
No Is North 2I street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, November Z, lsi0.--ly.
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PETER ScNovEE,

Wholesale and Retail Shoe, Bonnet,
and Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse.
No. &c North I'd street. fe,c doors abOre .lrch,
PhiLaieibhia.
A i.SO Trunks Ca,pel Bags and Nalices, of 'r-
IA cry d,sc'iprinr, N of which he rllsrs ior
sale nn the nosi ICss inable terms.
rhllalcli hia, November 2, lslo,--ly
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"GoOd Will Fire Company

'HyHE members of the &C ,od Will Fire Com
n pny" are requested to meet at the Cou I
iouse, on Saturday Evening, January 10Th, at
''clock precisely, By reques, of many members.
'unclua attendance Is required, as business of i'm,
IOrtance will be transacted,
j. Ii. ZIMMERMAN, Director.
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NOliCe

ALL ACCOUNTS remaining in my books
previous to the first of April lSi0, will he left in
the hands of a Justice Of the Peace for collection.
HENRY YOXTHlMER'
y. B. Grain of oil kinds will be taken on old
accounts.
Sept. IL, lsi0.-tf,
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DRUGS,

EEAINTS, nnd Dye Stuils, fresh supply just
received and for sale at tie store OF
HENRY EOXrHEIMER.
October 81 lSiO,-tf
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>. w. g. =. 2. TAYLOR.

.. W. u -. .. :. = = - ~.
nFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor
z y ner of Flfh and Market Streets, Phikadek
phiG-
Mems Cali-skin Boots, stitchcd--warran,ed.
do do do pesged do
do do do water proof double soles
and double uppers.
do Caf-skin do do do nailed
and upiers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
d. High quarter Shoes. CafsAm.
do do do Crockcrs do
do Fine Mrnroes-wnuanted.
do KIP do do
do & If do do
do Goa sc do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine do do
do Kip do do
do Calf and Seal skin Pumps.
do LIST Socks with aud without soes
do Carpet do dn do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasins.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies tanned India Rubber SHOES.
Gentemens' do over shoes
With every other desc i,tion of boots and shoe
Fur Caps of every description.
Travelling Trunks of every description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic shoe HI,rkinc
B"nne- Of al kinds, Palm Leaf Hat.
. fhlidolrhia No cmbei 1slsiO.-ly.
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Michael Weaver a. Son,
ROPE MAKERS A. SHIP crrANDLERs

NO. ~ North Water Street, Phiodeiphia.
HAVE constantly on hand, general ossort-
II a ment of Cor,lagr, Seine Twines, &c, viz (:
Ia',d Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Man-
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Bnats. Also,
complete assortment of 3, inc Twincs. &c. such as
Hemp Shad aud Herring Twinc, Best Patent Gin
Net Irvine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twne, Sh,c
Ihrcods, DC. &c Also, Bed Cords Plough Lines
iioiiers, Tr 'crs, Colt N aud Linen C,rpet Chaius
&C all OF which they will dispose Of on reasonable
teims.
Philadelphia November Z, lSi0.
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@ - M "a WR n
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.


NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY
No. 30 North Water Street, Phla.
NjH MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils Of
I'VE every description both for burning and
manufacturing purposes which will be sold much
lower than they can he procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sold by he company not proving le resented,
may be returned without any expense to the pur
ch !ser, and the money will tie refunded
Their stock now in store consists of the following
oils. viz:
80 600 gallons Winter Beached Spe,m0 :
Oil,
5000 do DO C,loless Oil, q
$4,000 Go Fall and Spring Sperm OIl,
10000 do Winter Sea Elephant, 2
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil, :"
5000 do Summer do do do
$4,000 do Common Whale Oil,
300 Barrels superior Straits Oi',
500 do Cod Bank OIL,
so do Meas Foot Ol,
IS Casks Olive Oil,
Tanners OILS
GjJThis Company has number Of Vessels en-
gigel in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
ugon getting at all times Oil as pure as imported.
Philadelphia, Nov. I, lS40.-ly.
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G="WC@ HC.

HANE 10 the premises of the subscriber, about
~ ten days since, five geese viz: Three white
mates, commonly called eanders, and two grey .fs-
males' known simply by the name Of" geese" The
owner is hereby notified to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
JOHN RANDELS.
Sunbury, Dec. 90, 1910.
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Jacob FrisInuth & SON.

III D ESPECTFULLY informs their friends and
Ia acquainianccs generally That they sti'l con-
''nue to keep at the old stand, No. 2i6 North 81
street, Philadelphia AL kinds of
TOBACCO SNUFF AND SEGARS.
which they will sell on the m st accommodating
and reason ,ble terms.
N. Is All goods sold will I've guaranteed, and all
orders promptly attended to.
fhtlad, lphia, November 7, lSIO.--ly.
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ESTATE OF ELIAS BREWER, DECD
INFORMATION WANTED.

A NY person having any information concerning
AABryan Sheehy, native of Ireland, aged from
o to %, of fine complexion, will confer favor hy
informing his brother, Rodger Sheehy, by letter
directed to Harrisburg. Pa.
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Groceries.

HUST RECEIVED large and general assort-
% nent of Groceries liquors &c. For sale at the
store of HENRY YOXrHEiMER
October 81, lsi0.--tt.
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rN0DEHaCE.
ANIMALS.

TOR Christmas and New Yeas Gifts.
Il Bufisloe Robes.
zinc in sheets. For sale 10y II. d, MASSER
December "a, ls4O,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
DIR. I. FEiJX GOuRArD'S
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
er,rr- ,nrrc

vlrBLIc APPROPRIATION has 80 decidedly STAMPED
1 the superiority Il u. /. FELIX GOURAUDS POU-
DRES suBTllES Penetrating Pow dcrs for upi ooting
hair om ns upper p.. sides of tho face, back OF
nfc m1lc boards &c &c that l,te need be said IN It's
praise beyond the announcement that II combines
perfect safety with Efficacy, aad h.s completely bAnisie!
all tho deictcrous perpetrators "ch nave hitherto been
used, profc,s'ng 10 rom9ve hair
GoURAUDS EAU DE- BEiUTE o. True Water Of
f:eauy, f,t removing eokes, pmplcs, blo:ches,
sores all cuaneOts eruptions, tcaZlng deiI
cate white hand,. ard and Il cag neuthy
juvenile appearance. 81 per bc,tle.
GDI,KhUDts VEGETABLE ROUGE, compose l.
toTaliy from lowers and sjmple mpsrts delicate
nation tingc the choes mnovrshie by persrlion or
rubbing with handkeschefor IiGen cloth 20 cents per
bottle
Pic above celebrated cosmetics prepared ory By
Dr. Felix GourauJ prac zeal chemist, and 10 be had IN
New York on nj hl. exclusive office. G7 WaiScr street
one door from Bfoa-way of Day! Sands IL Co, Drug
gts u East Broad""y and Of The following ar'AoriseH
New Yori--AGbsny-,le Gutarie druggist Msiien
lane. Utica--G. l. Brown p-riumcr, lieaesse street
PoughSeeps.e-J. Gray Buiiao-I iiwstae, a' ana BOZ
MsIn
PennsyIsania-Phi clphis-Mrs. Bro~n, 70 chesnut
street.
-Ba...isore-pagIi + Shilh' - North "Hy
Drtrct Of colum6ia-- s,hinstoz-s. Parker, Penn
sylvana Avenue.
observation-disclosures c. Ferre Now-iaseE-
A. Low Cha -c' 81 H,rtf1rt"cl!s n Co, liz M3in-st
Norwich--N N. FauiSer.
N,ssechuseti,.-lii isoU--i ). Jordan, Nik-strcei.
LoweIl-G. 4 Caretou i Co, Cny Hall. Lynn-Dr. i.
L. folder. Worcese er--ii u. Phillips, Briniey Place.
SprisgfelI-f. \. CoNis>. :inG-sreet. Lec-bu.l q
Field. Ss!rm-W & : G. Ives Newburyp0rt-C. y.
Hodge.
Maiae.-Por,land-T iitys = Co. Baneor-Siessrs.
Whittier ( Guild Halloael-F. Scammcn.
Rho4c Providence, Charles Dyer. Jr- " est'
Ohio-Coinli.us selnaer Clark.
Every hottie Of Or. Gouraai' Cosmetics has h'' maze
win The 4ans OF preparation aud York, blown on
the four ,de> and fac sine engraved on the wrap
pers OF the PouJres Sabtcs None others a7c genuine
nl2 2nnnd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
rzxECE GRE CERT

TEMPERANCE Is GREAT BRIrAiN.--A Select
Committee lately appointed in the House Of
Commons 10 inquire into The exteRt. causes and
consequences of the prevailing vice OF intoXca'ioH
throughout the [ aied Kingdom They have made
an elaborate report, fortified By large number OF
medical and other certitca'c7 declaring that they
believe the use of ardent spirits to be injurious to
health and eEiirely unnecessary that us disulla-
ZION causes the destruction OF an immense amount
of wholesome ard nutritious grain, converting ii
into 2 noison and that its entire dsuse would be
an incaIcuable benefit 10 the community.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

How TO MAKE jury AGRrE.-Some noted
horse.thieves had been arrested, and ,red several
times, in the State OF Illinois but il was imposs-
bic to obtain their conviction, on the clearest ev-
dence until last April when Two well known
thieves being on trial, eleven Of the Jury threaten
ed the twelfth with taste of the cewskin, unless
he would consent to verdict of guilty. This
brought him To reason. and The men were con-
deInned
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
JAMES D. N0WILL, Sole Proprietor,
AtW. Watson's afoth Hail,
3b Catherine ST.
l,OrS:ss.. aOLps, CeNsuMrTicN =

y.DTGGs, COLDS, CGNsgI gInrTica 4
: - L!yEF. COMPLAINT ID - reuiafkao!r
e,r.-Rey T,.iah C;ooixel Of Louisville, came TO Nes
York last Jane for The benefit of MS health beng unable
to preach IN consHqueIce Of severe coush p-l 10 nj
side md raising blood He mad been troubled ~h these
atoms for better than yc1ts. lie obaiued t"o
bottles of u. Allea- B;,an Of Horehound, LiyrrTor
ard P-r.y Root. IN tsree weeks time his cough pSn
IN ia, .ide and raising bo-d we're entirely removed and
he has returned TO his home restored 10 perfect health
Rev. IsAI.R GOODWILL.
n HACKING COUGH is never trl!ilng tong 1t
viii end IN consumption unless yoI take Dr. Aliens ha
SAM Do rot tIi-k because hacking cough ina
ai..ost any thng vail cure it. Try DR.. Aliens Balsa'n
Reraeinber yoa5 he i at stake Look 'si for lm1uor n
= RAISING Bi-9OD.-Dr. Aliens b1lsam ~li eaf'
,l,;. desIfil disease. I, j. 50 healing to the lung
that IL requires bat few doses 70 stop all beed'ne
sso aliays the snt m1Aes one 5feaiHe peheeu!
=. PAIN IN THE BREAST.-I have been cured o.
ii by Dr. Al.su's Ba sam. Let others try IL
"a. LOCKWOOD, cor. Spring and Varick--'s
Sold by E. ST. Gsioa corner OF Bowe-y and irand-sti
DR. yTais~or;h Providence General depot and rhoie
sale c;ce William 4. Tylers, = Barclay street; NeS
Yn,s ol5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

E' The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is now
nearly finished from Baltimore 10 Cumberland
which is 1870 miles from Wheeling on the Ohio
and only 20 from steamboat navigation on the
.tIoncngahela, leading to Pittshurg. Philadelphia
has live of Railroad through Lancaster 20 Ha-
gcrstown, Md only % miles from the Baltimore
Road. A writer in the Pennsylvania Inquirer
urges a cross-cut here, which would give Pmadel-
mia a good share Of the trade and travel of the
i and o. Railroad
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
E,gsags AMI, Fs'V

l.1OR the last SIX years rHL PFCIoHAL HONEY OF
Z LivERWO2T "a prepared By JAMES Ao*D hns
losn hsfe,e the Public A. remedy for Coughs, Colds
Asthma Sho!ness Of Bre&h, and all affections oi the
Lungs Leading TO Consumption The unprecedented sales
and snylo5!e celebrity has obtained Is sufficient evi-
dencc Of ~ aicacy no;wths tanding thai TIE proprietor
placed at the low price OF two hings per bottle, in
hopes that would the Public aslns! iae base ano
fraudulent efforts Of coHrterieers Even THIS, as al
&c cd and de,eryngy popular medicines have been bsore
It, cou=erei.1t. Let those Who Wish 20 get tie OIig
IA ard Gonuine be very particular where cy fiFcaase
Il ani observe that bears the signature oil Jdmts H.
Yovu IN fall. The genuine GGy b- 0Stane6 at Hessrs
Ccctt NcHisson d Co l45 Maiden Lane, who are HeGe
raj Agents for the United States. Thompson Duryea,
cor Broad aud StoGo-st Lawrence Reese & Co No. III
Medsr-ane; W,lisns, Aabee S; ClApp, - aisSen ane
Retail Of f!essrs. Adlmsoa = DIN, Rowery and o5s
Broadway w 5iiiinor Broadway james Tarfant cor OF
Cr-enw ich End lVarr.n-st g l. COddnston, 27 aud
son st. j. ,Vc. 2si Grand ST. &. COus nacq 80 Chatham
Chez. einan & Gilbert Bowery, Cocgeshail, Pearl ant
Rose So c. & :" ?. Biagrogs BROOKLYN r. Whiting
JAMES D. NoWII.I., Sole Proprietor,
AtW. Wa,son's afothecares' Hail,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
THE TRIBU N E.

FEMALE BEAUTY, as Preserved and Improved by Regi-
rrn Cleanliness ard Dress, and especially by he
A!sota,ion, Color and Arrangement of Dress a. va
rios.ly improving the For n, Complexion AID Ex-
Ere.ssn Of each iadIydud and rendering Cosmetic.
uunocc.sary: By Mrs, A. WALgER. Philadelphia .
Thomas. Cowper;hwait & Co. New-Yoik D. Ap-
pleton & Co.
Mrs Walkers book has already found its way
into many fair hands, aud We believe is very gen
eral iavori,e with the sex. Our own opinion of it
il somewhat complex. So much of it us regards
Regimen and Health, being furnished by M-di-
cal friends aud revised by Sir Anthony Carlisle,
must of course be valuable: indeed, the teachings
Of the veriest iyro in the science of Health must
be valuable in contrast with the deporable ignsf-
anco, the absence Of thought, even, which IS TOO
common on this vital subject but 50 much OF The
work before US as teaches dansels how to modify
red or dark compexions, remedy thick waists,
short stature. &c. uc have been accustomed 10
consider quite. .upererogatory. Science Of this
sort. we have supposed, comes TO those who need
it in the natural way. Those, however, who need
any speciu instruction in the premises will find it
abundantly in Mrs Walkers book.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
afLYSg MEDAL AWARDED.
srltSS' sEs4E E-ksUCkINSs


TTXG's P1yESC sEAE-HoCRiNG
~ CHAiR-lsii-is L. = offered, much improved
win r,ck nf itself W!ii please an lntans
Wili eve perfect eAse. WI! comfort tAe aret
yynot cet out of oTier. VIII prove family eoTsor'
-, ,h,s .rfr.isnt, In sickness IL heath.
Rock rock in Kings chair. there- ehsra' IN IT.
That .ootke, all the cases OF ofsutierlug huina my
Tell OF TIE p.SArare there is III the use OF ~
Rockiug 50 lIsely-of ease the reality
The regulating seat this Casir makes !; iE effect equal
to tw unc and chairs, tSe Da'
chaser Of Ninc's -5lr-Rocker buvs the Chhtftoi :.
vel as the easiest ard best rocker II the market
B-The rockers Of ;h.s char present no S'-'rlf0h'
Asss On hand The following patent ch.ir' all "af-
raut.; rex olt o! order -
REVOLVING GEARS. RECUNeENT CHAIRS,
RFCuNEkNT REvoLyIN6 CHAIRS. LlBk iRf
CHARS WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS
oFFlCE CHAIRS, with great variety, ali mace LOT
especial ease ard comfort. All kinds OF chIirs made 10
Tine subscriber con6ces himself exclusively TO the ma
,a.,n-s of c,srs ST W. KING,
N''N' Patent Chair Maker, No. IA BrosdTay,
oIstf Scw York, between Grand s. Brooms s.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

RAILROAD WEsr.-By the completion of the
Auburn and Rochester Railroad, the whole line
from Albany to Batavia is perfected and in opera
ton Still Westward, two routes TO Buffalo, one
from Batavia and the other from Attca, stand in
rivalry; toe latter ia in progress, the former is
held in check by the defeat of its charter last win
ter in the Assembly, by virtue of a business ar
rangemen, between Mr.. David Scott and the
Loco-Focos
The Massachusetts Western Railroad, from
Albany to Boston is nearly completed and now ii
operation, adding 100 miles to the East end o
the line.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

The AMERICAN MAGAZINE, Vol. l. No. V. for
November, has ju:t been published by Israel Pot,
SO Bowery. 1t opens with original biography
Of Judge Buel by Amos Dean of Albany, and has
twen,y original articles and four engraved ilustra
lions. sl.5O per annum.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

NOT7CE OF application for the d'seia' &c Of an in
solysut frnai his d b.s pursra.; he provisions Of
he third article % the rt It'll of the h chapter Of the
second oar, OF the r,gJssd statutes.
CHARLES 2 iEhINSOA-Noiie0 hrs; published,
ssp,sger - isil-Crestors appear before the ton.
Mlchae Usooef,r first judge of County Court Csurse-
or sc at MS .hlmb.rs TIE Ctv HAL of the City CT
Ncx-York the day Of 9ecenbar 54i, at 10 o'clock
IN IN. forenoon 80 lns l0~
y The Albany Eve. Jour. will copy the above.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

A LITERARY CvRIosIrY.-We have received
from the designer mounted copy of The Lord's
Prayer repeated in fftythrse different languages,
commencing with the Hebrew and Chaldaic, and
ending with the Cherokee and Grcbo, Spoken
in South Africo.) The whsle is elegantly litho-
graphed by Endco,t, 90 Johu-st strongly mounted
and forms curious and valuable library-piece Or
liable of reference. TIE ussemb!age Of Greek and
Esquimaux, Runic and Persian, Arabic and Gothic
a rare and pleasing contrast We regret that the
author did not inform US where they are for sale.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

AHsE OF GslERsrElS, or the Maiden of the Mist,
forms No. XXIII. of Posts uniform edition of the
Waverly Novels. Two more Nos. complete the
series, which is the cheapest ever published.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
c.oyX :yo0yNs r2oYka-acfsE

NCHANCERY-B.fore ;he Nice Chaneellor--" illiim
I Insli, ., Trustees. Edmund ".lses. et al
STATE OF NEW YORK, SS-in pursuance OF ! teeIetH
order Court Chancsfy sace he ahov' ent oa'
hv The Chancellor Of rs Circuit will oe ,Sh Al pue
suction under tn dir c,ion The u.cincr, oue Of - es
nj IN. .ait Court Merchants. Etcsn.~ il The city o
New York jane. ". Miller Co.. iuc;ioaeei, On Inc
2lt DIV Of September, si IL occk 81 noon OF nat cay
ajl thoe certain ilud situate y:ng and being IN NE
twelfth ward of the city NeS Yck. ard known anc as
,inguisied on nap OF the property OF George K7leiy"
esquire called the lass iieI-e Farm. made hy Daniel "n
CITY surveyor il The Il May, thousand rIgh hn
rel A. thy-ifr.e ard fled ia tie Register once % le
sy -J county ofNsys lo- the h dy o.; Feoriafy or
t6usanl eight huldrs1 lnd irtru =. ier nuno=i' NJ
hundred ana uney-hve. 53j y hundred md nn-y-iiS
seal fre hun and nine yes en- t7 axe Aua red End
nine:veighi l59Sl hundred niE-.yaiGe to4- ''a
barde e0o hrrd ed and one, coll beng on Ne
north aide y-.eyenth ard oet@eeH i-e eshh ana
niah .yeuue. said lois hcing "a nnts-eg ieei Hinr
nch. in length On sch side and I'VE feet IN hreaGn
in front and rel-t.ge,heJ with a and singular she eee
nent. e,ednenl. snd apPueaanees isfen,o belonging
" PHILO T. RI GGLEs
oc a.,uSaI N-.t-- N Chsneery
tn .e Of the rs described p-emi.e. i al 5stn'a 10 The
-'' Gay - PiILO T. RUG Giles,
s,t SEQ Isst>r 10 Ch tncpty
The sac Of lhe above !-6ea pres 'e further adonnst
10 h4 sh d,y uf o her Instant the sane M and o ace
nh t,r,ob-r u 1su PHlLO T. RI GGLES.
ss T-Srrb Master in Cha c-Ty.
Tn lie o. the above scb"l penis. Is ar;hetaeJ un'd
n IN, Is da, t - ih. am ~ shd oiacs
D4i-. rcio5es 3 Al PHlLu y Rut'@Lt>
se.~,ni. M..ier IN Ch,nc-ry-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
\ VALUAtsLE FARM AT AUCTION

IyA F4ALC "A q H 4 n a Il VI AT NUL ION
az Farm wi: be sold at auction at tho Hotel of David
51rder OF, IN Elz ibcthIowB, on SATURDAY, No. ON
eer 18th o'clock, p. VI. Said farm is occupied
by BEN laInln Wilcox and Is situated within one mile
and haif of tnr douri.hng village Of Railway IN Essex
County, New Jersey containing 20 res OF etceilect
land tAirtg acres OF b ch ia FIRST timothy
meadow the remainder, except tho wsod laHd being IN
fine ube condition The has been put upon the farm
thn four years past ten thousand bushels OF lime DO
.d.s much other manure On the premises ace ld acres
OF youne grated Apple Orchard comfortable house,
barn &c Terms made known at the time OF sale
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New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

X. PrivntS @oardin g.--tientiemen wishing pof =
usncni Board aGd Rooms location convenient 10 no
business par; OF City, will be accommodated nj NO -
OuaRcstreet Just Broad way whero but few board
taken aud every cxerton mate t. ender theif
no me pleasant aGd comfortable The hoasc entirely
ccw and newly Guruilhed ,hroug gbout Terms ncdcrnta
u -C,re,csS .xcb,ngcd iyS2 tf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

bN0si S5E4es-i Drag Store situated IN cro.aed
re shborhood an excellent location for pracuc- aud
retail established about years. No need arpy III
less tqIl geaer Practice. For particulars, aPl. at
U3 Allen uear Hroom'-s rect, 'ot"ecn l. aud III ~
letter %. paid. address r. II. J.
p :. The above presents prceminent advantages TO
gcnti.msn combining knowledge Of German with tae
En2Ii.h Innguaga. nlU Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

The TRAGEDY OF THE SEAS, No. NV. Post,
SS Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

"a Esx SALE OK EXCHlANG:E--A
E;= Country Seat, 10 miles frem the city, lscaed IN
Queens County, l.. containing upwards Of 80 acres of
hrsi land. The buildings one doublc house, mo
dera fnish with crates. marble nantles Gliding doors
&c extra ktceD al,o large barns wagon house, car
rage house. shop grnnsry, poultry hou'e and yard leo
ho.c with all other convcucnces for large
family The fruit of the best kind and In every variety
apples, cherries sc. IN abundance.
large amount of the monry may remaa bond aud
mortgage BROOKLYN or NewYork CITY property would
be taken cxchsnge. Address L. d. 3. at this Office