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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
NATURE.
by GEO. IL. coLToN.

by GEO. III. CoLTON.
"Within the wood extending wide,
By Thames scepv winding side,
There sat upon fallen tree
Grown green through ages silently,
An Indian Girl. The gradual change,
Making all things most swcctly strange
Had come again. The Autumn sun,
Half up his morning journey, shone
With conscious ustrc calm and still,
BY dell, and plain, aud sloping bill
Stood mute the faded trees in grief
As various as their clouded leaf.
With all the hues of sunset skies
Where stamped the naples mourning dies.
In meeker sorrow in the vale
The gentle ash was dropping pale;
Brown-,eared the walnut raised its head;
y'he oak displayed lileless red;
And grouping bass and whitc-w God hoar
Sadly their yellow hOnors boie;
And silver birch and poparst0se
With foliage gray and weeping bouShs;
But elm and stubborn beech retained
Some verdanl lines, though crossed and stained
And by the rivers side were seen
Hazel aud willow palcIy green;
While in tito woods by ban, and stream,
And willows shut from daylight CLEAN,
Where tall trees wepl iheii f'e,heninS dews
Each shrub preserved It's Summer hues.
Nor they alone. From branch TO trunl,
The whitening wiId-yiles codIy shrunk;
Tue woodland fruits hung ripe or dry:
The leaf strewn brook flowed voiccless by;
And all throughout, nor dim nor bright,
There lived rare and wondrous light,
Wherein The coiored leaves around
Fell noiselessiy, nor any sound
Save chauerlng squirrels on the Trees,
Or,dfopping nois, when stirred the breeze,
Might there he head, as, floating high,
We're LIGHT clouds borne along The sky,
And scarcely seen, in Heav'ns deep blue
One solitary Eagle few.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

"A String Of BnLs.-An Irishman
wrote 10 his son AT school the following
letter -
dear Son III you ale we'll when this
reaches you, we are all well. By the
bearer, send You my old brown coat:
get a new one made ont of it. Your
mother sends you, unbeknowing 10 me,
five pounds. | hope you will not spend
ii foolishly; if you do, | just can tell you
that you are a-sily goose, and remain
your algeclionaie father
p. S.-Your sister Sally wanted me to
tell YOU 10 send her shell comb, but as
| forgot ii lIis lime, aud The letter was all
ready sealed, | will mention il in my
next"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

a Powerfui Reminder.-A minister
and church warden were talking of the
dissoluleness of the sexton. IL know OF
but one way of making him think Of his
latter end" said the minister, ''and that
is to make him toll the funeral bell"
AYE, sure enough" replied The warden.
''he would, constantly then have rope
before his eyes"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

An old gentleman of eighty years nay.
ing taken 10 the alter young .'amse' +"
abou, sixteen, the clergyman said 10 num-
The font is al the other end OF 'ue
church" "What do wan, oil me ion''
inquired the old gentleman. II beg your
PARDON said the clerical wit, Il .hougM
YOU had brought this child to be chr's'saT
ed"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

John Smith has said many good things,
and among The rest, that IA newspaper u
ike a wife, because every man ought 70
have one Of his own
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

=" Sambo. you niger, are you afraid o.
work 2" Dress YOU, massa, no 'falu
OBJ work--l'll lie down and go asleep ny
him side {"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN HISE & WILLIAM 0NMiN,

La Sale StFeef, one UO0r TI0 CUTHt7
ofthe Public Square.
TERMS:
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advances Three dollars ifnot paid before the expi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end oi
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and rs cents Tor each SUD-
scquen insertion. 4 liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
nT No subscribers taken for shorter period
than six months.
urNo paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the editors.
~ All co nunications, to ensure attention.
must be post paid.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

"A Wagoaef's 1oost.-rhe Eaix Sex'
The jaekscrew of the United States,
and the wheel-horse Of all creation!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

We know an old maid whose finger
nails are an inch long. She says, If tho
men don't propose, she'll gouge EN-.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

A philosopher being asked what was
the first thing necessary 10 win The love
of woman, answered-"orPoRTuNrrY!f
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
ARTICLE VII.

II is further agreed, that the channels in
the river st. Lawrence, on both sides OF
the Long Sault Islands, and of Barnhart
Island The channels IN the river Detroit,
on both sides Of The island Of Bots Blame,
and between that island and both the
American and Canadian shores; and all
the several channels and passages between
the various islands lying near the june
lion of the river St. Clair, with the lake
of that name, shall be equally free aud
open vo' the ships, vessels, and boals OF
both parties.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

dred thousand dollars, in equal moleties,
on account of their assent 10 the line OF
boundary described in this treaty, and in
consideration of the equivalent received
therefor, from the Government of Her
Britannia Majesty.
ARTICLE VI.
Ii is furthermore understood and agreed,
that for the purpose of running and tracing
those parts OF the line between the source
of the St. Croix and the 81. Lawrence
River, which will require TO be run and
ascertained, and for making the residue OF
said line by proper monuments on the
land, two Commissioners shall be appoin-
ted by The President of the United States,
bv and with the advice aud consent OF the
Senate thereof, and one by Her Britannia
Maiesty; and the said Commissioners
shall meet at Bangor, in the Slate OF Maine,
on the first day of May next, or as soon
thereafter as may be, and shall proceed 10
mark the line above described; from the
source of the ST. Croix TO the River ST.
John; and shall trace on proper marks
the dividing line along said river, and
along the river 81. Francis, TO the outlet
ofthe Lake Pohenagamook and from the
outlet of said lake, they shall ascertain,
fix and mark by durable monuments upon
the land, the line described in the first ar
ticle of this treaty; and the said Commits
soners shall make TO each of their rcspec-
tive Governments, joint report or dec
laralion, under their hands, aud seals, de-
signaling such line OF boundary, and shall
accompany said report OF declaration with
maps certified by them TO be nue maps OF
the new boundary.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
ARTICLE VIII.

The parties mutually slipulate that
each shall prepare, equip and maintain in
service on the cost Of Africa, Il sufficient
aud adequate squadron or naval force of
vessels, Of suitable numbers and descrip-
lion to carry in all not less Than eighty
guns, 10 enforce separately and respec-
lively, the laws, rights and obligations of
each Of The two countries, ior The suppress
SION Of the slave trade; the said squadron
10 be independent OF each other, but the
two Governments sipulaling, neverlhe
less, to give such orders TO the officers
commanding their respective forces as
shall enable them most ellectuaIly to act
in concert aud cooperate, upon mutual
consultation, as eXlgepcies may arise, Tor
The attainment of The trnc object Of Ihls
article; copies Of all such orders to be
communicated by each Government TO the
other respectively.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
ARTICLE TX.

AkIltIL IN
Whereas Notwithstanding all efforts
which may he made on the coast oil Alll-
ca for suppressng the slave trade, the
facilities for carrying on that traffic aud
avoiding the vigilance Of cruisers by the
fraudulent use OF flags, and other means,
are so great and the temptations for pur-
suing it, while a market can be found Tor
slaves, so strong. as that the desired result
may be long delayed, unless all markets
be shut against the purchase of African
negroes the parties TO this Treaty agree
that they VIII unite in all becoming repre-
seuta,ions and circumstances, with any
and all Powers within whose dominions
such mar;leis are allowed 10 exist; and
iat they will urge upon all such powers
lhc propriety aud duty of closing such
markets at once and forever.
ARTICLE Y.
Ii is agreed that the L, States and iiel
Britannia Majesty shall, upon mutual re
auisllions by them or their Ministers, OH
GERS or Authorities, respectively made
deliver up TO justice, all persons who, be
ing charged with The crime of murder o
assault with intent TO commit murder, o
piracy, or arson, or robbery, or forgery
or the ullerance of forged paper, commit
ted within the jurisdiction Of either, shaI
seek an asylum or shall be found within
the territories of the other; provided liza
this shall only be done upon such evidence
of criminalily as according to tho laws
the place where the fugitive or person s.
charged, shall be found, would justify hi
apprehension and commitment for trial,
lhe crime or offence had there been com
miited, and the respective judges and OIL
: err magistrates Of the two Governments
shall have power, jurisdiction and autho
! ity upon complaint made under oath,
: issue a warrant for the apprehension
l the fugitive or person so charged, that I
, may be brought before such Judges or oil
: Ter magistrates, respectively, to the Ell
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
TONEs'S BOOK-KEEPING-Pub1ish

~ ed ~ igI Neutrality-suspicious. 81 5nln addt or 10 va
rty OF o.n representing he practice Jour
ai L.d2-r Gc, this rorh i be found Ia contain I!e'
elementary exercises, assigned 10 teach the genera pI
iples OF debt and credit, ''y winch al! nf 20 o"r
fcaon are governed enable the '.un., 10 JUL
maize his knowledge, instead oi Ie~n, i
r -, ,,csa plaintiat part can possibly
Be misunderstood by or aaa . n
.}'.ci.eai iep aos,ger. auire among hrndres
no have a after on5 sornnE yo .sfsr ne amr s"pis aeaS
IN ue accomplish i.y uude hrst test
e m by one ] % . e sseFf, hry acquired l is er
sier ~ IT,, In, ,bouii they fail Will ~e conciusivciy
s imma.o-sbiy s ftlns the dntirs OF an aes1un
nc t,jlennabie e ose such smpi. qur-ots here
an i.r.nce h-t,geen learning principles aud deails
yp may have balanced op v- thousand entries POT uni
o have acquired the principles, your theofy ana us psac
-:r. of business will ever disagree
.trucon j. giye, u,1a IN all duties OF The desA pm
sareEy, II requires. ,c,.r,
at3,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

JsIHE PEorLt.S LIBRARY Or, Magazine of
Choice aud Entertaining Literature, Just published
byIsraei Post, contains 81 pages Of Harry Lor
requer in continuation. It will be completed in
The number. =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
EDWIN CURTIS.
a;s FARM FOR SALE.-Tbe Farm of

X ,r ae kaac >isre decreased, about mile ana
Az. nom lt liatlssad Derot a; Railway y. J., the
siln road rdurid. Il consists ahoutid OF
good land. contiguous 70 the dwelling Also about ~
excellent pasture and ycGI wood, hrrt-s2ar,erS
ul ti,rilc distant. nnd acre, OF >at peaGcw. The
well walrret!-ha> tafu> farmhouse ana o;,er
buildings. We'll ul ssct!itm wI,er aho Quant;y ot
Ocu>t> ttu cut: GUrr. ~ stone, sc. &c II not sS-
n>e private prfor the 10Th March II VIII
cre euduc thai day N 10 oc!0ch, y Nj, on the
premises. itL the ye stock, tlluug pirusi!s and Go,Ne
lni nnitlic.r reIu> madc ro>y. For farther partcu-
iaY> juoune OF JOHN = WOODWARD Esq. ~ " al-S,.
mi JANE SNNkES. t>yccu;rlN.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

pSs'AHcTrncs for Marcicontains new Chapter
Of Puler Hopkins, ,w-,lr;i,cso Tie International
Copyright Law, and several well written and
pleasant articles sarous subjects. boil, in prose
and ycrsc We haze no room to say more.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
TNHE Steamship President has as yet not

Il nl.eard from, h-y ,l.cyer WI be; but
It has been ascer;ansi (ai that too beyond Doubt that
the cheapest Dry Goods Ia 5s cy canbe bought AT No.
2i7 cenre st between Grad and Broome s. Ladc, VIII
ind IN tils siorta splendid ri figured, pia,
striped atd#cie patterns OF Alousiine De Lair- all
prices.ro = 10 4 sd and ,. A assortment Of
Prints, for I'D. d'i, 3d. 3D. Haudls splendid Engii- 10
from Is cd o2. Of the aie,tsyle, Mu.ja> brown Cd
I'd, 8d, lOd and l. -. 81 and White 10. OF all prices and
widths, from 4; 10 l2, extra cheap All yl Of iacone.
cam,ric book. null. drapcry and Swiss Mu>lins, Lines
Shrtins, Damask. Cam'ric Diaper. SC; FI.sl, Broc!a
and Rob bnv Shaws fancy Scarf, and C~ayats together
With full a.sortnentoi all goods generally kp; aud
ally found inrcspcetab!e Dry Goods establishments; all
which will be. sold al prices wliCl il pur
c!la,crs, at 2i7 Centre F.. H. KENT.
p s., style Of Prints Dre,s Patterns. beautiful
and cheap.
KIIn.cr.. .n. 1:lor. n on. L.. ..--:.. L..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
areIy, II reGurct ,o,,.. ,o,-rs ,,,,n,
r,.3, Ff1-H1S JCtNEss', -tIr'oHsN--
nB3 tfalu -
nNNEFORD,s PATENT IMPROv-

1ED ELECTRICAL FLESH G Low Es anh : ! ma h =
ro,,c- healthy OF , system by irlc'!oh, ,' C:iss
~ nj tear Dg the kin all !hr ordinary haIse'" o''e'
The great value 0. ,- Hair rnosator na ~ ao vel
,euc agent when applied to the human @ no q the
ro mpSaace Of healthy of the hin 20 REQUIRE 'aa'
comnei SANDS CO. 27S Broadway co.. corner n
NJ Chsmbsrs-.,rect Granite Building
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
s1TINDOW- Glass SS.-EngIish Crown

NIINDOW-GLA Crown
w wiNDOw-GLASS, Of either single double
Thickness. OF all ,ize,, from by TO II by 26 inchex
SHEET or CYLINDER GLASS, Of single and double
thickness, oil any sac under ~ by 20 inches
From die nlanuiscory Chance, Bro, CO. Srae,iwick,
and for .a in quantities purchasers by their agents,
". CHANGE, son & Co, Platt-trccL
The quality OF tII. double thick Crown equal the
best OF American and is sold much lower
prices
The double thick Seo, we'll adapted for AiDH sni0ws;
oeiry ,lattened principle The surface almost
perfectly .m0o and gives nearly the appearance VI
o,,r. Ci,s. rs
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

EOR SALE or Exchange-A. horizontal
Ilslprcssrrc Engine with poppct stennl and exhaust
valves cock end OF cylinder Cylinder so inches diameter
horizontal pump The cylinder; wrought
ron connecting feet Gong; wacr,vheel shaft, and
iron IA feet long, hree wnterwccl fianches,
pillow blocks shaft All The parts except the eccentric,
complete and good order The Engine IL all its parts made
very strong that very high steam can be used necessary
For further particular. inquire oi H. NJ Strtnn, 2t2 Water
!. nl lLcnIl. ] Elnuch. 11h Iluil.Nn n Y In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
ecs FOR SALE.-.A valuable Country

WT FUIl -CNIF..-.A NaINhN!C Country
-. >tatin tie ot Jamaica. l. l. The sah,sriber
die, h> Property paT ;.lertu,, .uit aY
,iicaut>, wAli nnj Ia lttcre, OF au, al, 9vd Tor
gardening ;.yi,cs. pa 7S1 feet divided
IN >cciull> oruanIetI. the middle
section h hly improved with nj the convenience, suit
ornamental trees berries grape abundance.
This l. .uSlna and modern Dul nEt-touSGs,
barn ami rncc MI Jew and complete order The whole
property viii be ,old price 10 make n desirable M
II T'art improving tie adjoining
Terms very favorable upcn application 10 address
post pai( J. H. POlLlOS,
t2i I'm. Jalnalln
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
s,[LVER PLATE.- .-Wm Thomson, No.

"a ILV EK FLA E.-'F III. IIUI1lsVH' .HU'
10 Wtiian-streei, continues to manufacture Silver
Ware OF The best description and OF lac latest pattern-
Presentation Vases Pitchers, Walters, Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake Frul Baskets and Cldreps Mugs richly
chased and pprcpria'e!y designed
AlS, D rsft Fran Knives md Forks silver blades Forks
and spoons, king rrai-d and plain threaded patterns
Prize Medals OF various pae rs, sGr Tor prizes OF Flo
horticultural and Agricultural Societies.
Orders by letter punc,ually attended To-.
The whole OF rhr4e articles manufactured the pre-
ins sterling silver, and no expense 10 spared IN
til- beauty Of the workmanship.
~ B.-Dra~ings and ernaes OF articles for presentation
viii be furnished IN answer 10 an application. 70 5m
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

-. Wi ht >oid Tut>uay the Sh al March at
(ut> precisely 5ld private sae ~ the Town OF
"e>tpoft C onIl r,. BTn Known the Compo Fam.
orruyriy occc;ct ly JOHN = Wi~2a sC. and recently by
Jhr subscriber. sand - and >&uaed
nu Long Island Sound tE ucGl The Saasatuck rNer
The arabic lard > been htaysiy maTcTcG i've years
past and high oi fertility fine crops
There : on;ie place tNsusthe supply 0; mauure CT
The first qraty A. sbore re>ieGcrt }, coi>idercd equal
any The >ouud For urther particulars inquire O; r
\. \ J. Cprt}>.-o JohIsuceI
ut,s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
n \ VALUABLE FARM, In New

1x.fH y III I - '. - -
town. L. L. for sale, or TO LEI, containing about siStS
ret acres, having water Eont on tllt f9>t
River an Rowrr BaY about three n:i, from lii.tt'
Cove ant ncarly adjoining the residence OF j. L. ihker, Esq
On The premise, is good dwelling house With kitchen at
tacct barn and carriage house good bearing apple
ochari pear and plum &c. part OF the purchase
money may remain secured oy bono ana h,2ftSaI 'p
Pyto fiil r r, , = @ EXP ;t'il,u.i, iirn,
/ Inn,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
aA RROOKLYN PROPERTY for Sale.

That desirable plot OF ground corner OF Sands and
If1l-,tr.et, being ron, Sanss ami running
through 200 i-et 10 Prospcct.t II Is within minutes
ra,>fd IN beauty oi location by III tho siy There
nov on ,. premises large, comfortable dwelling Ia
yy,. oprorruny offered 10 builders capitalists Tor
r|rctiy. improvements a large portion o! tie noney
rsIla on bond and mortgage For lurther partcu-
lar, apnly 10 JonI c. Mallory oll Poat-,t itZ' IN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

TS.Sr " IL S.1bC-A L arm, wv y anu ndlI
Il miles fcsi Flushing village, and about 10 miles
rn. tie civ o New. York. The ,4id Farm contains about
10 acres ut choice Land lnn which meadow uni lila
bic Land, and jS principally Woodland. There
three. Apple, orchards, about 9tO young OF
rrast l, w.i;ll annually sd lioIn ten 10 twelve hun
drt barrel. apples aud er aisO choice assortment
small On the premises Iert. spacious Mansion
House. with ornamental grounds. .;ren> and shruh5ssy,
all necessary appenae> either Tor the convenience of
practical farmer or rhc residence OF man ct fortune
There are also Cottages Far-l Houses. and 10 acres
o GOOD salt Meadow. The situation ft,hg gTOuniI
within quarter mile o the Bay, al which 1t conniands
delightful prospect. and altogether o The most
healthy and desirable locations the Island Terms
Inquire ot X. Il. Story, % Futo-S., Brook
vn. r. VI Hartley, Clinton Hall New-loTk, or o. Reuben
Nun>on, on the premises II I'M
N:h FOR SALE..-Onc of the most valu-
able Farms in tie o; New Jrrsey.-The sub
,cTber oilers the whole o his Farm upon which he
now resides, containing o land in high state OF
cuva on, The and quality OF the land not sur
2 ,,e bv nuv the whole state Tbs 'arn IS stu.
tte in the vicinity the OF Paterson, VIII IN fifteen
minutes walk sii OF the Th-dwellng is
and well arranged b" outhou.es are new and
arct-tl whole premises in complete order two wells
of excellent water and fruit abuna OF AL KINDS, and
oi tie very quality also tn, spring brook running
rou n the center OF the living on the farm
wisbiay 10 business, the city O New-i ork can take
the morning train O'Clock, and arrive ~ lbe CITY
Al quarter past y Property in the city oi Ntwl ork WIZ
he taken III iar paym,i The subscriber Will sell from %
10 ls acres OF tie iu without the building. or 5nlo i5 with
the building llcwhocIa II may suit ne pnEhaseI
WN. DlCkEY.
N l. T., r.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
IlTO LET OR LEASE-The upper

i"al narr OF nov !sor- and ,erv convenient Hous-
- Ine corner OF East Broadway and Clinop,iree bulll
expressly for gents. Hotel and BoardlnsH u,e having
two Larg- ronnls In tie second story communicating WI"
zach other larg, kitchen ard cellar, and number OF bed
the upper orir all With iir. place gfai, ann
healthy au t, prospect from the several agrera'
biz am, .,rr ve gad markets and churches IN !ne neig-
bor0ol rh. Dry Dock Cnrreges pass and fePa's tIs
Hnn.- every caarter OF All hour Battry Place and Can
am! Coach, arr wit!iin call. Inquire ~ Mr. HORGAN
r.r t Ea.r proadway ard CnLoG.st. Tor Terms. % u
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

,rnt CONFESSIONS Of HAIRY l.oRRgQtER. Complete IL
or volume. rhtrd American Edition. OPP ,c2 Gyo.)
Carey iari.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

~ II lG] EtOaUWilv
Ies.imonals-Wc i;lnk it admirably calculated 10 lead
the ,,,lcn, thorough acquaintance with the theory and
practice ~ that useful art.
WAln. WILLIS. oithe firm oi Willis x Brothers
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

3y Fa> with pieGtyo: wood. :ruit water, &c. 10, icC
OF rs and o 70 acres The soil rich and location de
irahit Ih.>- farms. either ct them viii be sold or
rade NJ prices Xc 10 s The times, ami terms very like
al Particulars IL the Land Office o Butler Benson.
N.haLL MnErll rnlilrSnn. iEl Ct,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
Ia EOR SALE-The three story Brick

i"::.a HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, No =
NlrAe,rreet between Madison and iienry-strets ihe
Lot /, - by ier the House = by 10 ieet win IL incn
George Ireiand There ire places IN tns House
seven n WHICH a-e finished with marble chimney pece,-
There /, dry cellar nnir thc whole pave. and d!viea
iao several apartments, ire-proo ash.hoo- rner ,Ae
krtti IRE .placr and the whole complete ort.or h'
premise, ma b. zen every day between Ut hours o l.
and > 2u'coc1.=For further particulars apply TO
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

A TO LET, either separately or to.
@ a ge,h-r ,h- ,wo story brick dwelling house and
90, corner M Spring and Green streets. (Ilo Spring. II
p,ra:>y a raor on The floor and cellar can be ie
,ie or y !Icgl Tia. partition ted 10 divide 1t mic
t1 rooms, b occupied Tor >to:e, The other with
;he parlor Tor family
Thr upper d -liug part has two handsome pariors and
bedroom on the second door finished attic rooms, anG
a It HEN IS III belong cellar kitchen c-lIaf
ard a roon.y street gaut. The IS intended TOT dn
goods or .ole similar To careful tenants, with mail
i.r;! lies rfl- rent Viii b. moderate.
Thr premises can be viewed O'clock Iaquirt OF
M; Il J. II. ELY, i29 Fnnn.ute..