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New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
81 40. s11 BOyEHY i, decided
naE RE GnrIE

and coming Jon aud prices that defy
all competitions Ladies have Caters that can't be beat.
u price quality rcuilsmch have Boots and Shoes for
Of all kinds. aud suited 10 all classes and all purses
Boots for Fremen, Milknen, Wetctmen-everyb body =
sna never failing supply Of Boys Misses, and Child
ycus Baots and Shoes and twenty per the cheapest
~ the city. Just and see. at SCRIBNER'S, 334
Grand street the second of Is Market.
81 often hear from my customers they
told by other. the trade that buy nv work and
not manufacture IL; and thst is the reason way sell
cheaper than others Nov here comes poker for those
that tell what they know TO b. false. .h $1,000
Nth any one that have paid money journeymen
for the inst five years for work done under my
mediate direction sad control than any other retailer Of
Boots and Shoes IN the city, than any Grand
MS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
EASTERN DIVISION
S+Ff1sEsS az OF TrE
5--sS2f5---s5ZIgf K RAlL-RDA D-Trnins Will

hereafter run between New-York and Goshen according
the following arrangement stopping at fiermon BIau
vetviie Clarkstown Greenbush Pascse Suicrrs Rama
po Station, Monroe Works, Turner'S Scamanyiilc, Mon
roe Village and Chester:
FROM NETWORK.
Passenger Tram e1ery morning, (except SHudHyD
leaving foot of Albanyst o'clock, IN the Compa
uys Steamboat UTICA, Captain Alexander II. Schaz.
Passenger Tram eUery HesnesdGs ana Saturday at-
o'clock from the foot of Albany street IN the
steamboat Utica.
4 Freight Train eoery Monday, Tuesday Tharsdav
and Friday afternoon, at o'clock, from the foot Of
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN
Passenger Tram erery morning. Except Sunaay0
AT o'clock, arriving in NeYfork by the steamboat Utl-
at the foot of Albany 81
Il Passenger Tram ecery Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, Mt o'clock, arriving NewYork by the
stcsmboen Utica
4 Freight Train ,rery Monday Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday afternoon, o'clock, arriving Newfork
y steamboat Uuon aud Barges The foot Of Chambers
street.
For freight passage inquire at the Companys Trans
poralion office. Of Liberty and aud
the various Depots the line of the road.
Freight will be received the foot Of Albanystreet,
Wednesday ard Saturday, and at the foot of Cham
hcrs-s,rcet, Monday, TUESDAY, and Friday unul
o'clock = 81 He. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o25 If Of the Eastetn Division \. Y and X. K.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
Y.POwELL a. co.'s. lime.

- C%s ~ FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
es-.ss---Ss-1-r17 CALDWELL'S, WEST POINT * COLD
--'R1sA<''s-zs1~- SPRINGS. The steamboat HIGHLAN-
DER, Captain Robert Wardrcp, will leave the foot Of
Warreu-sircet NcwY.rk, every Moudcy Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon, at O'clock
Returning, the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
syery Monday morning at o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
For freight passage, apply 10 the Captain board.
n bah baggage, and freight of every description. and
bills, o. specie, put board this boat he the risk
Of the thereof unless bill Of adng receipt is
.igned for the same. jy29
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
S T V E 5

LIZ vIGPT -TOVEs-We again call the
A at;s7toa Of lie pubic thi no.' invaluable article
Those IN rant OF would do well to aos at the ad
vantsces this aas oTeF all Others IN ms nafhe neH
" four bogrs are free dust and dirt and are recon-
,1etyted ,y the fret physi-Iaus ID the couauy
Tsev create wholesome atmosphere and are by lar
rho ke.t sroyes for lnyalids introduced For sac n
ovsntitv ana furnished any style OF nisl required
J. C G m " 49, L. v BADGER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

CANALS IN CAYADA-CeHtracts have been en-
tered INTO for the Improvement of the Weland Ca.
nal, the work on which is to commence ir,medi
atey, and to be completed during the winter. A
survey and report have been made on the improve
ment of the Military road between the river ST.
Lawrence and L'Orginal on the Ottawa-new
lines are about to be laid out from Brentford to
London, and from that place TO Lake Erie, Sand.
wich, Amherstburgh, and Port Sarnia. Besides
the works in Canada west, great number of i'm
portant works in Canada east are in progress, as
we gather from the Kingston Chronicle.
Buffalo Commercial
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
aACHIs.s PATENT
sACRUs,s PATENT
P|IDL()R SI()IE.

This Stove is constructed Of best quality OF Ra:'s
s7eel iron upon the cylindrical plgntAe furnace 81 h'e
Lc i attached an Raieier upon each side
Of :ahul.F form and acc throughout The heat tha; l.
created IN the cAsber passes bct"ceu the ains o the
Two rrc o- radato5s they called mo the base
:. The bottom and current OF continually rs>Ane
tl-ougs The tubes hich left open 81 Zach end for
thai purpose carries great amount OF rarched or yarn
air the apartment Tne purity ana sotines' OF me
~, IN room heated bv this Stove peculiar and re-
s-sabe ,hs nc,, seia- iised from great eSt-ni Of
.race moderately beaed TIE heates air entering the
vi-c, sides of the So'e dcscendS and preas over
10 nre surface of the base the bctton keeping the
colder portion Of the air the oor constant cir
crlsor-in the meantime preserving Il entirely from con-
ANIMATION rendering tAs perfectly safe and agree
able for apartments of invaGs sleeping rooms &c Aud
As this Is the o-ly that has the radiator -nt hotoT
base combined the public respectfully invited 10 call
aGd examine II before purchasing elsewhere Manufac
Jared BY & z. BACkUS, - Bowcry, New York. where
can be great number of recommendations rom ren
f, a.n,n r,o have used these stoves nl3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

STATE OF new YoRK-lS cHANcERY-Ests. Gs Z Eefs.

STATE OF NEW YoRK-IN CHANGEhfl:- hf:-Ee,Ss 49,
- the Wee Chancellor Of ;h- Th Cifeuit-'' '"
il pursuance of .erral order Of this Court sadS IN S
by- s.- hy ae Vice Chancellor Of tRr an
Iii - I = 1aljo auction under direction OF the suheIi-
-, n f b- Master, o; Court residing IN The CITY et
Nsw-York the Merchants Exchange IN ,ic cily ny
n x .,cfiop-er on ,ke l0th day OF December nch a.
- | NON Of That day. AL that oeItaTn ?i.cs 9 paiesi
| irgsr /, ing ,nd b-iag in The Ninth NARA 81 ne cry
cor,u-pcin. foty feet Westerly ,.cul the Soulhi
- - frr..d by the int,r,ec;ono OF int .nd FourA is
Tasaee upnng westerly s,nt tne.y tss5 IT 70 3d k1rsy u
t- - -. - $50 E.stNardly and along lhe and Of joan
M5esuc - o'ef ,ni Of william D. via " Mss w,,,
.s and thence aloas the ana OF the 'd "ii,aE' es
N;iit,. urtr f,rv-;.yo feet 70 Bank - 10 INC P "
ning he the .ame of les. 80,
D''es '>eN i''A VII LIAM W. CAMPBELL,
.e.Dtc u,v,ri, Chsncery, y" SJahn ,tett
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
From Blsckwood's Magazine fos November.
LUNCHEON WOODS.
BY Z. SERMONS.

FROM bIdCENUDQ lndghZile NOEshDcf.
LUNCHEON WOODS.
BY Z. SERMONS.
DARK woods of luncheon! treading far
The rugged paths Of duty
Though lost to me the vesper star
Now trembling DER your beauty,
Still wildly l see your giades,
The deep and emerald-hearted.
As when from their luxurian, shades
BY lingering steps departed.
That wild astur.nal raorningl-well
Can haunted Though, remember
How came in gusts DER Corrin-fel
The roar of dark September,
When l through that same woodland Path
To endless exile hasted,
Where many an hour my lavish youth
The gold Of evening wasted.
On, for one day Of lhQt glad time
Say, reckless heart, how IS It
There 3 still so many cliff to climb,
And well-knovn nook 10 visit =
The Filea's spring IS gurgLing near
And may not, delaying
One moment watch the gli,tering sand
Beneath It's crystal playing?
o." Onward" cried the mighty breeze,
From al thy neart relolceS
Aad loud nay childhood, ancien, trees
Then lifted up their voices.
As though they felt and nourned the loss
With heals bowed down and hoaryl
OF him who, seated a, thsi- feet,
First sang their summer glory.
Too like the fair beloved group
From whose embrace ! wended,
In vain the Pine trees shspely troop
Their graceful arms extended
And yainly fast as sisters tears
The pallid Birch was weeping
While woke, like cousins sad blue eyes,
The wrinkles flower from sleeping
Farewell-I thought-ye only friends
The heart can trust in leaving,
Cntroubed by the primal curse,
The dread of your deceiving.
| shall not see at least y0ur fall,
And so-when wronged and wounded
SILL fee! secure Of peace at last,
BY you, old friends surrounded
And since in Natures scenes, the grand
Or beautiful or tender,
He who invests them with light
That sanctifes their ,plendor,
Finding no one abiding place;
Be his the deep reliance
That he for holier worlds received
The bards immortal science.
Green Funcheon-sidc your sounding woods
Heaved wide as tossing ocean
When my last glance that autumn morn
Tnrned from their billowy notion
Turned where the willow ,resses streamed
Above the river STOPPING
Dark as your own bright LADY's hair
Magnifcently dropping.
All in that wild, tumultuous hour
When Heaven with Earth seemed warrinp.
And swept the temPest's demon-power,
The landscapes lustre marring,
One gentlest spirit, lhaply then
OF Funcheon's beauty thinking)
A fading GIRL--like tired child
On Deaths calm breast was sinking
They We made her grave far, far from all
The hasnts she priced so dearly
Oh! place no marble Ger its turf,
For there shall flourish yearly,
Such flowers as in her Bibles leave.
She loved to fold and cherish
Pansies and early primroses
That, as they blossom, perish
Rave on, loud Winds from tranquil res;
Ye never more shall stir her;
And ye, fair Woods. now vanishing
From Memary's darkened mirror,
Farewell What meeter time for thought,
The lost and loved recalling,
Than in this solemn evening hour,
When autumn.leaves are falling
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.
EA ASTONISHING CURES pei

~ SS$T7 10 Barclay street, within TWO doors Of the
Asto, House
CERTIFICATES:
was nearly blind for Twelve years, with uebuas Gov
cring the sight; and perfectly restored by DR..
Fraucss Eye-W,ter. MARTHA Bows III Forsyth-st-
had diseased eyes for length Of time eve was
deprived of sight; and from the of DR.. Fs prepare
tion made perfect cure IN one month.
MRS. Cox IL Delaney st.
certify TO the above being true statements IN every
particular. G. BENEDICT Pastor OF Santon-st Church.
vas almost blind for twenty years with cataract II
each eve, which perfectly by Or. Fran
cis's astonishing preparation for that disease.
HESTER JOHNSTON l9s Southst-
This celebrated preparation diseases OF the Eye mas
made perfect whcu hope had aed and cases
beeve! 10 be pcurase. Iii perec, fer all IN
2ammaiory diseases Of the Eve weakness of sight and
has made many wonderful in amauross and cata
raci. 1t Is prepared sold by any America but
Dr. J. Frascis. Numerous certificates be al the
Office
We, the undersigned. many OF ksvHg used Il in our
families, and knowing astonishing eicsey, snhesita
ueey recommend the notice OF the public valE
able remedy
DUNCAN DrssAR, Pastor of the McDougal-si. Church
:. II. CONE Pastor OF the First baptist Church.
JonN P.cH. Agent for the Home Mission Society.
J. HARRISON Pastor of the Thonpson-st. Church
JAcos bEuNEx. Pastor of the North Baptist Church.
JoSHrA LANE Member of the Prrshyiery al Buffalo.
&. GLESSY. Member of the Royal College Of sur
geons Lcndon-No. ) Warren. St
= Artificial Eyes inserted, which cannot be dstin-
gusEed from the naiural-l0 BarcIay--st. mis- In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

STATE OF NEW W-YORK.-CAyAL DEPART
- MENT-Loen for the improvement uf tie Chemurg Ca
u ind Feedrr-The mmissi ners Of the Canal Fuhd ~
yitue O.. the act tlsd tn provide further
Improvement OF he Chemung nal Feeder" passed Siay
% l2il beiehy give notice seed proposal, " be r.
ceIYed unui Tue.day the lih day of December nI nn'
oclek IN ths sf.rnoon If that y, I loan oil ~o pun
dted thousand doao for which transferable ceithea~'
stock viii be issued in the If the People Of the state
Ne"for hearing interest the Of ,I per cent per an
num- able qrar-rly and the principal reimbursed al u.
p-a.ur" Of the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund aei W
year ieG0.
The proposals my De for tie whole any Pirt pan
not les however, than five thousand toar Al pfoPaft
b- sea ed end endorsed Loan for the Lporenel ~ a. M
Chemung C4aa and Feeder, aud enclosed 10 "a
rscied l. the e inptroIler al Albany. al, tho
On notice bei' gyeR of the acceptance OF ne
money mu,t ne dep .ted 10 he ,red OF me N sJsnr
Of the Canal Fund in the NeS-Yofk State Bant =
th- Bank o the Manhait Comp ny in the Ciy o ~ en-,
or in such other Bank u sb. j be desi1nztsc y ~ "
riis.ioners. 81, n;,,i,,,
and hoe r-sidiDg cut %. ihr st1tr w., 81 f the Mao
on the stock h-I ay ihem ate Y Al " H. o-k.
haitian Comp ny in the Cry Of Nv iS o., M - slb,nv
holders At the Nes-Yotk State Back 10 ls - iine
Tn. Cnu ais ioners IN iheni vac ~
,., sum b fbst which may be rfrred y 4' per,on ~
i;ank If the %. is not IN theif opili u "
'''''e'' q ''e /. BRADIsH. Lieut. Governor
IOHS A. COLLIER, Comptroller,
n + HOLLEY Surveyor GeRefsi,
WILLIS HALL, Attorney G'Dersb
j HiIGHT, Trrssnrer.
Commissioner Of the Canal FIn9I,
abaey NoTember 2s, l84l - -.
TaY.-3O bundes superior Marsh Hay II good 0''s''
dis ss' 'IlI LLEWEEDLYN EVE JONES co. IS Wster'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

TO THE AFFLICTED-IHO WY.
aAhrEks ) Cough Remedy, the b-st mediea e ex
tan tor any diseases of the lurgs. One bottle will give
PROF. oi reiiei Has been IN IL years which
proof Of lis good qualities Price one shilling p.r botle
So.a az me oce 5li Bowery, and the Agents ;hroug
oe' oie ci'y' Dl2 3msod
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

SUPREME COURT-In the matter OF, the 'ey
- er4 applications Of he NJ yo Aldein and Commona M
ty of the ciy of NewYoik relative to the opening o The o
the BIosminedale oad to l29h street, and al'a
relative the op- ming Ut Finyirsi street. tro. he Teu
avenue TO the East river.
ttion will be Justice, I the Supreme Court c
Jodeute Of the State OF at special y m mere
held hs Capitol in the city o Albany I'M r,t uss-
H. opening ci the Court on that d.y
thrr' after un,el can be heard by Joseph "
Bcers of the city NeNok setting iorh h righ l- ahd
claim to proprtion.c pa OF s69l hrrrt fore and
in the report the Comm''onerso Estimate and As
the matter OF pehing the An Avenue rom 'he
Boomingdte road 18th street AYR ed William H. Jesup
and sler by reason OF aSiog Of certain premi'e',
ot wh c embraced IL The tract o and hefea rT ue'oIoea
for The purpose Of orening ssih avenue
Also e,ns forth hi rsn, ille and claim proportional
part Of the m o S6g5 heretofore and aud by the report o
In. Com. cfs OF Estimate and A.sessment IN the Insef
opeuiag j rsm the Tenth 10 IN. ist Ver
~h h ~ conf nrd on the glh dy OF Feor.ary 1889 d.
81 10 owner. unknown by of the taking o ceraiu
premises within the tract OF and hereinafter de-
crbcd for th purPs,e OF opening Fifty first street as hoe
tract of i,nd re.pee, and by Of the
aled in the l2Ih w.td Of he city Of Nsw-York aad
drd fonws-Begnnng polntn tn ccntrs vi Fifty
street distant four hundred aud fifty Westerly r
the we d- Of the Sixth euus thence ruaning Nouheriy
ia line p TEL with ts Sish to land now or late Of
John Hoppe. thence sos--stef along ,ad 'ad now o
late OF John Hopper - land Or late Vt Frederick Bnche
thence along he and G he ai BIZ chnr- and the or late
Egin Botanic Garden S.un ); dsgee ID minutes We Two
hundred and sryenyyo feet un- inthe, 10 the middle OF
lane Nt-rn and hlt feet wid adjoining land no" o ar Of
Andrew II pper. thence along the uidd If the .ad lane
nph ~ degree ~ Gnett. west 10 the centre oi Tue SKIN
arenue Then Northery along the centre Of the Sixth avenue
TO the intersection thereof with The centre e o tfy-hrst IT.
thence Westerly along the centre of FIJI y-rst street TO the
place Of beg n ing.
And the presenment OF such petition motion will be
that prayer thereof b granted lnd fo rule der
Of said Court directing William p. Hhileu E'q Clerk Of
.ad Court residing The city Of HeYork to payoyer 70 the
petitioner hi irary such proportional pat OF the sad
several awards ts petitioner Of right entitled fo
such further order he Cont just and proper
The premises. Dated Octos-r23 1911
H. w. ROBINSON, Attorney for Petitioner,
OBS law6~ y Chamber, .t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
DRY DOCK-BRooKLYN NEW YORK. Pro-
~ posals will be received this offc, until the 18th day
of December for the following
TIMER

TIMBER
s. tons white Pine for ~harf caps,
=53 snail Spruce or white Pine for covering
pile wharf
The &c tons to be of good sound white Pine Timber
hewed or sawed 6 Inches thick and to Is inches wide
to be straigh, all four sides aud of the following
lengths - sticks 81 fee, long; ~ sticks % feeti
sticks 26 feet long and II sticks "a feet long.
The 70 to be of white Pine Of the quality
hewed saved II inches square, straight all four sides
and Of the following lengths OF the whole quantity
be IN lengths - feet; % feet, and ! 30 feet
The 5 tons to be of Spruce Pine of sound durable
quality, sawed hewed straight three sides to be
lees thar inches average thickness from the
unhewn side tae opposite face, and vary from to
10 inches The width less than inches and the
whole be delivered in lengths of Is ~ % or sc feet
To be delivered such part Of the Navy Yard as shall
be directed subject the inspection and approval of such
person the Engineer may select, on or before the 10th
day of March next The proposals must state the price
per cubic Jfs2t delirered
RohoRr c; WETMoRE, Navy Agent,
Navy Agents Office, 50 Water street,
Nsw-York, Nov. 25lh, I34l.
noS7
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
Csa = EWK sIHH.gs DUtsA :
fEAnTFORD, NN";MtyEN AND

> -
s-sts:-9ss- HuRLBUr K co. having recently
No-@----1A,S<>- .tar,ed Package Express between
New York and the above cities are ready par
GELS specie bank notes, bundles, for transportation
all OF v.ch will be dcvere! w:,h the utmost htcity and
despatch.
Their package car leaves New-York. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday Afternoons, and Hartford, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday charge of Of their agents.
Mr.. Huriou will remain Hartford aud A. Smith at New
York.
Packages forwarded 10 Springfield, Northampton, Hud
lev. Middl- town, and all other aJJacent places.
NEW-YORK OFFICE a; Adams, Express Office, 46
Wilinm->. where all packages received until three
O'Clock p. NJ. d2 3t'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

Twenty-Five villages have been destroyed IN E gyp
by The overaowing Of the Nile.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

D'lsRAELI's DAUGHrER-D'Israelit the elderis well
known in the world of taste and genias the com
per OF the Curiosies OF Literature published forty
years ago Lately other volumes have been sent forth
by him, entitled 'Miscellanles of Literature cur
GUS ancient, and entertaining The venerable au-
thor is now blind, and indebted much 10 noble-spl-
rited, and atectonate daughter, OF whom the fond
father thus beautifully speaks in his introduction TO
the last volumes :" Public favor has encouraged the
republication OF these various works, which, often
referred 10, have long been difficult to procure. 1t
has been deferred from time TO time, with the nien
ton OF giving the subjects enlarged inyestiga-
ton but have delayed the task till ii be per-
formed. One of the calamilieS OF authors falls to
my lot the delicate organ OF vision with NE has SUI
tered singular disorders disorder which no 9ccu-
list by his touch can heal, and physician by his
experience can expound, so much remains concern
ING the frame OF man unrevealed 10 man My unf-
niShed labors frustrated designs, remain paralyzed
In Joyous heart wander no longer through the wide
circuit before me- The stricken deer has the sad
privilege 10 weep when he lies down, perhaps no
more 10 course amid those far-disani woods where
once he sought TO range Although thus compelled
10 leiFaln III great measure, from all mental labor
ana ineapaeliated from the uSe OF the pen and the
oooA, these works. notwithstanding have received
many important corrections have been read over 10
me win critical precision Amid this partial dark
ness am not eti without partial hope, nor pre-
sent consolation; and 10 her who has so often lent
me the light OF her eyes, the intelligence of her voice
and the careful work OF her hand, the author must
ever owe the debt immense OF parental gratitude y
The total number OF railways in the United King
dom. for which Acts of Parliament have been OBJ
taiucd. is 7l-of which 81, in length 1895 miles.
are wholly open; are partially opcn 497 miles in
length, OF which 1913 are now open; :, whose length
is 2s2 miles are not commenced, or not yet open In
any part of their line
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
pECPIE,s LINE FOE ALBiNs
: ro TO ~~0
,ssszzssssz#LEASTON. P. -. y l

hrOugE N houTs. Fl:H ely =
Leave pier No :H R.. Ratiery Place al :! O'Clock,
i fal, sunday: excepted. by s;e,mros, Cinderella
water Witch TO Elizabcthpor then TO take the cas-
the Z. Town sad Somervilc Railroad Boardttook.
lea7ne only g miles by coaches making by fer the
hasant and expeditions route 10 Easton. For seats ap-
Div 10 A. D. Hope, 70 Courtlaadt board. 4.
Hope viii accompany the passengers BOugd Brook, and
rerde- all assistance necessary.
= The Express Line finding their charge Of hursbuc
not now explain the reas-n OF our getting
through several hours before en- by that
three hours in advance OF their Lae This charge Just
- d. .tifmtt of rath b. The first. M
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

Daied New Yo. < October 70 1891; es.u..-r
nj 24wtN2S tNo 81 ,I ,,,
The e Of the .bove de.criacd property ' Po'P'asd u
the second ID cay OF December as1 al the '-ine e %
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

ID Y order Of JOHN Il. HOLLEi, Esq, supreme Cogr
ID and for the County of Wayne, notice
hereby gysn pursuant 10 the provisions OF the statute
authorizing against nonresident debtors that
attachren, issued against the estate of Philip Slack
J resident othe Of Ohio, and that the will
be sold the payment Of h debts unless he appear AID
discharge such attachment according la= within nine
IL sonths from the r. publication this notice, aud ina, the
paynrn, of any debt and the delivery of any proper be-
longing TO debtor him for Ms and the
any property BY hu or any purpose whatever
forbidden by law and are void.
Dated June ~ l-il. WILLIAM CLARK, Jr,
jy7 lawsm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02
TRAvELING G.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANI

= rv@ AHEW-YoRK, a L BANf AND
49, TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for tlhaE7,
--1Eae- OF as far the icewill permit with SIC
ty from the fco; CT CCrt a.d STR,
The DE WITT CLINTON, Friday and Sunday AZ
tc-Eoors at o'clock.
No-lce-Ai! foods, Freight Baggage, Bank Bills Spe-
cie or any other kind ofProPery shipped put
Oh board the Boats this Line be al the Of ths
oxnerz Of s.ch Goods Freg7t, Baggage &c- -
PECPLE's LINE FSE AIBASs.
a 60 p The and ccmm0slous steamboat
go RocHEsT5R Capt -. !-hE' u
lanit and Liberty Tharday aad SATURDAY afternoons
al , O'clock. -
For Psssarc or Freight, apply 70 ?. C. SCHULTZ Al
the Office OF the Wharf beard. =. &. All kinds OF
propertv takca oulv The -isk Of the thereo
Isr,Gpr rs-n IINE Etss..s MI - Sd x Z
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

o Graham House, Barclay-sI. MISS
rRAvER and MRS Gos> respectfully inform their
friends ana The public that they have taken the well
known GRAHAM House., hitherto kept BY mr. P. Goes,
who retres, and. havrg put excellent condition
for the winter, prepared accommodate few more
permanent Boarters wh PsrIors or Bedrooms only on
reasonable e ras Their Table Will be supplied with
best Vegetables Fruits &c the markets of cur City
sforss While those no prefer quiet simple and natural
h'ng and atRosph uutaRted By tie OF Aco
boil and Tobacco, Will md here agreeable Home.
Transient Boarders, persons visiting ths CITY, ac-
coEnodsied reasonable ,erzs. OF II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

IN PURsUANCE of order Of the Surroe ate of
the County of NcTYork, Notice i hereby given TO all
having claims against Henry Defsnbough late of
with he vouchers thereof the subscribers the
Office OF tae subscriber Thomas McEl-ats No IL JOAN
street Ia the City OF NewYork before the twelfth
ay of January next Dated New York the ninth day of
July A. D. ISL. MARY NJ. DEFFENBOUGH Admx
THOMAS McELRATR, Admr.
y All persons indebted TO the above named Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment Iyi9 law6u