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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
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4 IL creditors of Samuel Branch having claim OF
~ claims embraced IN tlls first class Of debts, prov
ded for In a certain trust deed executed 10 me by the
said Saml Branch bearing date the 18th day Of Janna
ry 1912 and Of record ia tho Clerks Office oi Campbell
county are hereby notified aud required 10 furnish me
with statement OF ihor respective claims by the 18th
Of November next. they may be thereafter forever
d,barred from any participation IN SAID deed; and all
those indebted 10 me- as trustee aforesaid. whose notes
were due tho 10Th of this month. must eome forward
and SETTLE OF shall put them IN the hands o officers Tor
collection Letters will be addressed 10 Oaksllle
7. o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH,
Trustee Of sami Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please To publish the above
advertisement twice week tlll the 18th Nov. neNi.
in the country paper and forward It's account TO tins OF
Tee far collection
July II t25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

NOTICE is hereby given that the Discount days
y at the Bank ofNITginia, and Farmers Bank. at
iynrhburg commencing the first "Wednesday and
frat Friday IN May next will bo changed The Dis
count day the Bank OF Virginia will be Friday,
and at the Farmers Bank Uetprsdoy.
JNO. VI. OTEY. Cashr
A. TOMPkINs, Casll'r.
APPLY Ia
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-09

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p,ttrn pir Outs re NJntAft uniete5 @Attts W itsrusDmn
tiee ,srsH tap agtger HttrPtIeaf5s,psr fir stns
IneDmen NuS nItttHH9cn carUt:r auslnltt:en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-09

t 8etptlsr dii1erltalsfder sfrcncin {oa bsbairten
spss am aase isr M t,ss eot ss sssssa ssss es''s'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
sy MES. l.. N. s1eopnsEy.

wHrs from the winter hearth is borne away
The cole, presiding spirit-when me voice
That poured the soul Of kindness or i,s NOME
Making beautiful is hashea ana 'he mu,1 bar.
of boer sd gaFden, with their clustering sweets,
Hare .b cherished I plants. and flowers of every die
a M ,-r.cefsl vines that round the burdened prop
Wesye their fantastic coroaal, and ask
Rome hand their rich luxuriance TO restrain,
Mag, share ne more her ministry, who loved
Nature, and Natures God-whas can impa1'
soIace to hinn, who in each household scene
Feels Feels hearsbewildering vacancy, and NOUNS
In loneliness of grief?
What, but the thought
Ha,h aa, snS sone 70 ~ be an an Angs-and doth wait
Rsckeo;oy for him, and gently urge his steps
TO the latest pathway of eternal lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
Far Families. Stores, Offices, &e.

u The Wing Almanac and United states
Register for The year 1913 coatainsa liable show
ing TIC population of the O. g By States and total also lie
population OF the Cities larger in the o. States
ao TIE populaon of the State of NeYork. by Countess
EcIipses Planets kc &C.; Calendar OF the months III is,
with calculations for each of the Union Diary o.
Remarkable Events &c List tot Officers Of the Government
of the u s. Executive Judicial and Diplomatic; Senate
and House OF Representatives Til March 9Th, 1885, arii-
Gle on the Prction OF Home Industry, being careful
summary of the considerations which ipe eherish
The policy or Protection with brief review Of the reasons
usray opposed hcrelo by Horace Greeley General Jack
Messages of Washington, Jefferson Madison Monroe, q
adau, Jackson and Tyler, in favor OF dino Facts Tor
Farmers; Manufactures of The T. S; the Eleuents sRd
Names of Parties Votes for President and Vice President
at all the elections under the Federal Constipon Votes
York the Grounds OF Difference between the contendng
parties; Memoirs OF Henry Clay; the ApPoronnnent
OF Congress; complete Election Returns OF the Union, by
States and Counties; total Votes President 1885 and
S4o by States and aggregates Times OF Holding Elections
in each Siae; Anecdotes Epigrsus, and Eumors OF the
Times.
II This Almanac forms very complete Register for tie
year, will be found very Convenient in the Counting
rooU the workshop, the hresde of the armer The
reading matter alone worth double the price OF the work
wtet satisfies contained in il cannot be purchased u
any c;hsr shaps tor five tines The money.
~ Price per single copy, l Cents; 81 per 100, or oo
per 1ceO il IS fer sale in the principal Cities OF the Union
by the Agents OF The Tribune, ard may be purchased,
either wholesale reaii. from most OF the Booksellers
in The United States. GREELEY J. McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, l61 Nassau-sifect
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

II EEends OF NEmir.-A- C. BARRY, Artist in Hair.
from onoE real Heads OF Hair sill stand pre.eni
above all others Their peculiarly light. eossaHe
and venatng character their being shaped exactly al hc
natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior ma
ieFia and workmanship as well as het style OF fnish and
combine form such perfect heads OF hair
;ilal they must be seen to be fully appreciated
system Of the ar, OF Wig Making taughtln FIVE les
See specimen OF Barry's Wigs and ScapS, "hlch
will satisfy the most fastidous that lie the best and cheap
est maker ciiy-I46 Broadway, OF Lterty
street I'm e,,ir. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

u The ladies connected with different Episcopal
Churches will hed faic the TUESDAY and Wednes Gay
Of Christmas Nhlo's Saloon, for The benefit OF he
Charci OF the Redemption" DO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
" y. Feninsore Cooper IS. Horace Greeley

u 1.EensnsOre y. UooPcr rs. Horace Greeley
.sna FtseKnns mcEiruth.-rhe great demand for
OF this celebrated Libel Suit has induced The uR-
tors sned To publish in convenient duab!e
newspaper ard they therefore announce thai
rectipns eoieoa, containing additions many coz
nr sS r., uaw published and for SALE Price St cents
;,b S ouS hundred copies Ordersmust be accompanied
dis si' GREELEY & alcELRATH, q
tfisnne Buildings, 1s0 Nasssu-stseet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

pPnrIey,s Y,crennfn; Preaent.-The volume
OF PARLEYs MAGAZINE the year lS42 Is now cspete
had publiseIs bound IN neat clSA, Tor
dollar. tconians great variety oil interesting ana
instructive reading yonng people, among when are
Seven original Poems, by ailSs H. +. GouiG
The PerilOu, Adventures OF Quina iarewcod and his
Brother Brian,
A new History OF England for Chidren
Breakfast fable Science Tor Boys ard Girls
The Royal Brothers, by Miss agnes Strickland
hierogly chic Amusement.
Stories Natural History; Interesting Adventures
Anecdotes; Moral Tales &c. &c.
illustrated by more than Two hundred Engravings
With The January No. volume commences, parents
invited subscribe for their cnren and thus furnish
then, with cheap and regular supply CT interesting and
Instructive reading. Il is published monthly at one dollar
ayesr, by G. ). FRANCIS Co.
100 Steodk ls 252 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

TTAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
q Medal awarded J. Hayden for his yerJ sEpe-
ror Pens by lie American Institute at its last Fa The
Government have given them The Preference, and the besi
eccornants and many the public Institutions will
other Pens. they have Justly obtained the highest rspute-
on and surpassed ifeGuGc by any in the country
The trade szppied the manufacturers prices 5y he
agents }. L r HAY DEN, riati-sueel.
Agca.s also for Sinans Schoo! and Ccuntnghouse LAX
S.srds mv9t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

IL Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
men,s are completed for supplying according 10 pre-
vious in,inla,ion, Frs HAT al price tSS 3a)
which shall emphatica!ly the cheapest well as
owesi priced Gso,lemen's Fur Hat sale IN this
city. is prepared the style which characterizes
finest article and like that article offered al plce R
which il be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence aims il 10 be
fox the gentleman and economist The desirable FrI
Hal yet offered (o20t9 SPENCER, 2s5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
m CHANCERY.-Before the Vice
r. H. BowsE Solicitor dG3 2awtJli


IN Cf1ANO 1-DCiOTt t!ic fiCC SHdE-
q celor.-Lukc Htmenway Edmund Simpson and
wife Ct an pursuance of decretal order OF ibis Court
made in the above entitled cause by the Vice Chancellor
of the Firs Circuit will be sold public auction under the
direction the subscriber OF the Masters OF this Court
The City OF New York. on 7th day of January next al
IL O'Clock, noon, OF that day
All that certain piece parcel of land situate In the
Twelfth Ward e the City oi Ncw-fo fok containing four
lots sf ground OF twenty five feet two and halt inches III
breadth in from, and rear by hund.ca feet IN iebSh on
Sir which said parcel Of land is described on map
of the Wa!drcn property at Harltm compiled June 1875
ay j. F. Bridges City Surveyor. parcel number D. and
lots 1SO 49, 1872 and 1885, bounded in front the east
by the Second Avenue the south by l8h street on the
west by parcel RIO. % and the north by parcei NO @
ches and depth each side 100 feet be the
or less.
Also all those -four certain lots pieces parcels of land
and premises situate also in the said Twelfth Ward OF the
City of NewYork, in The village OF Hafem and known
esigaated the aforesaid map entitled "blap of a
part OF The Valdrun property at Harlem compiled June,
1896, by J. F. Bridges, City Surveyor and file in
the office OF the Register and for the City and County ol
NewYork wits block No. % vhree) being cor
block bounded or,eaerly by hundt ed AND nine
leenth soutelser!y by the Second Avenue, south
westerly by block twenty-eght, ,23j noh.wesery by ot
number hundred and four Goa IL block No. % which
aid block is divided into lots numbered 05) ole hundred
and ve il06) hundred and SIX lG7 hundred and
and lCs) hundred and eight fronting ON said
Second Avenue; containing, each lat ia BREADTH in front
and rear twenty-five and half inches, and In
length on each dr hundred and feet. be the
more less Dated New York. December Is, 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery
MORRIS S AITKIN Solicitors. dl7 2aWtD7
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

BY Special Appointment.
TOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE oUEEN.-CAUTION.-The hish charac.
ter OF these Pens has induced the attempt the par o.
several dsepu,able makers topractce fraud not Only upon
bearing the rpell.d nane, thus elliot, ontng the final
, is now in the market II readily be detected by its
unfinished appearance and the vey style IN which
II is put up
Observe, the seuuinc Pens are all marked In full
"Joseph Gilcits Patent Joseph Glleti, warranted
Ard that each eros bears fac sile Of his Signature.
The above Eay be had, whoesale, of HENRY JESSOP
iyl5 " 81 Joan-stre~l. corner Of Sold
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

way, would inform the gentlemen of NewYork that hs
Ss Winter style OF ias ready for their inspec
aud critical judgement; Claiming the distinction OF
having been The first project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style Hats instead Of servley copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often enSued 10 our Gu
and manners rsoces 10 perceive ta! others have
fl follow his iead and that the toilowng OF
European Fashions in Has is almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He Winter style OF Gen,lenen's Nutia Hats al
S5 80. and warrants them equai in MATERIAL finish iaisn
and durability any Hat sold lew as 81 In The city
But he wishes distinctly understood thai his best Hats
got sold al this price, but 81 So These he recommends
as equal TO hat sold in NewYork under, and
challenges for them comparison with any ether.
Gentlemen visiting city are respectfully invited TO
call and examine ss stock OF Winter hats and judge of
their quality. he is that whether the c:eapes or
The best Hat is desired, the inquirer will here be sased
Try him ts2Mf) O. FISH, lS7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
LIN z s

LINES ~
On the Death Of Mrs SARAH NILES, wt .as 5os '''1
NJ Mics, " S. Senator elect from CoHssef'eas'
81, died or the sd ulttmo.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
GEBKiNG'S COUCH SYRUP. soIdaI

SEBRiNG'S COUGH SYRUP. soia o
S 476i Broadway.-Ths pleasant preparaiicn a. a.
falling renedy for Coughs Colds WboopiEg hat
IL has been tried in inHuuerabIe instances and nsi
prsduced the same happy result IL Is agreeap,e ne.
iase, and is taken with pleasure and Children - ssy
trouble in administering il 10 them. This Is an TN,
consideration in preparing medicine, aad is q -.
great recommendation. s,;.oce i
Please Notice this-So wsli assured from es.esa
the proprietor of this Medicine, OF It's efficacy %,
common Coughs however severe or Of iong ,sa g W.
no hesitation in proposing to any perso5 VINO s is
chase this Syrup and eonscienliousy f5
using il according 10 the directions, that no
presentation of the empty bottle: THIS IS ~ n aD
tiou and every purchaser Is invited 10 avail nae
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor atf1es u s
Price, Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
rTIGBLY IMPoRTANT.-Deafness

nes p,ins and the discharge OF matter from the Ears
La all b5se dsagreeable noises, like buzLipg OF IN
cts failing OF whZLing OF steam. Sc, which are
syuptoEs OF approaching Oeaiaezs' eho ai,o se"e'a
TIE sn ioinrd certificate will be read with interest:
Ahe PHILADELPHIA, Oct ], ISL
a1s,-- Edi.or,-Deatnesss disease which has hnefln
been considered ncurabe bot can nfor The pnoe INA,
i - n;srsk.n idea have been deaf for ten years. ana
.o.-;S m, r,ust remain but not many months
since saw in your paper advertisement OF seslpas oi
for Deafness As The last resort CONC 'uaea 10 2 - Txo
am rsw happy 20 say can hear as well as ever u.
OF ny frierds likewise uie One of them was 80 aeSi
ta, trumpet; now ne hears = aois.s
in The and bead and he at once touna tss, @"
well. Two bottles cured which thocsns@ @ ss.'S PIE
pretty cheap SlLAs suesEE, Sscosd St. 5e.o" FiIe. H.
Sold wholesale aud retail, by A B. ID Sans; me ti
gss No. 70 Fulton.es oil Gold and lVe as,
street. Also sold by David Sands & CO., no. - fa's
Broadway; B. Sands Co, No. 215 BrosdwSy, corn
OF Cha bers-sree Price. 81 Also sold by Ds; uasa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

A FOR SALE.-A desirable Country
ssg:sl Residence, at Mtou (town of RyeL Westcheser
county ~ Y. The premises consist Of three and quarter
acres OF good land, large story Eadefn built house,
constructed in the best fer durability and conyen
finished In good style with marble mantels, &c and
piazza IN front anu rear; good barn and carriage house
also new; and variety of ruit trees; garden with
strawberries, raspberries, &c. &c
The situation is healthy and beautiful, commanding an
extensive view of Long Island Sound. The neghborhoodi is
remarkably moral and quiet md there are three churches
boat communication with ts city, occupying about
hour
Two thirds Of the purchase ooey may be secured by
bond and mortgage the premises. For particulars in
quire of ROBERT ATHIS0N on tie premises or
II. IL WHEELER, No. g. Wallst NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

ga COUNTRY SEAT at Auction
viii be sold the Hudson House, in the city OF
Hudssn Friday the thirteenth day OF January, 1885, at
10 O'clock in the orenoon under foreclosure suit Chan
cery Farm consissg of about les acre all Of which Of
The best description for farming and in aa highly improved
On the premises is substantial story brick
Dwelling House, GO by 4a fest, with large Earns Sheds
Gtanary, House kc and lne well Of waier There
good Fruit
The premises situated the Columbia Turnpike in
the village Cayefack about three miles from the city OF
HUDSON aud IS the Homestead recently in the occupation OF
Wilton T. Lndlow, ESQ. o! C'averack Fer the condition.
quality and extent Of the prene purchasers requested
10 Inspect for themselves. G.R-J BowDOIN,
Assignee OF WM. q. LUDOOW,
dis Janis 4 New-s,reet New-ycrk.
II New York American and Evening Post plea copy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

IA TO LET-The small, convenient
E.ss BRICK House No lO7 Tweth.street, between the
9Th and 9Th Avenues. Rent $50 per annuH Possession
MS ims DIR. KlNsLEY 10 FranRn-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

Or every day Tor six weeks .....;..)
This will afford the dilsent student an op
por;un,y Of acquiring $40 competent know ledge OF
accounts as well as a material provement in wiring
Private lessons are given during tie forenoon.
Polished aud for sale Joness Principles and Practice OF
Bookkeeping 8vo. Price lbs. Teachers, by the help OF
this treatise, viii be able impsrt more knowledge IN
few weeks Than can be effected many months by any
other system instruction. See Journal Am. Institute and
Mercha Magazine for Dec. 1912. 622 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

pOOKkEEPING, WRITING AND
Z . COMMERCIAL ARITHME TIC.---THoMas
JONES 1873 Broadway invites TO the following
arrangements under which he gives instruction in the
above branches. .n,,
The hours study from to p Nj, from to T. M.
or from 7 II p. NJ.
Students may any OF the above hours of attendance
pursue the study any or ali OF the above branches al
Il moderate charge per quarter.
Ter,ns-For attendance days per week during .o %
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

NEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES.
The lades are respectfully Invited to call and e1-
asc extensive stock OF PeriUmsry, containing many
rev ard delightful scents imported from the most cee-
braed OF London and Paris Among them
sassy's celebrated Eau de Cologne, delicious per.
una of exquisite GRANGE distilled from combination oi
,e choicest lowers selected for their e1cel!ng sweetness
when they are in their fullest vgor
Sassys Txtra de Hergam1te, Jasmn, Cedrat ahd bou-
auette de Victoria new compounds o! exquisite sweetness,
for tue toilet and handkerchief.
Efes Hetyssrnia acknowledged the most elegant per-
ume for The assembly B0udo i'm parting 10 me hand
Paey New Prume (Citronella Rosal exquisite OIL
pinal and permnne nj perfume, imported from Shraws
logne Water O. Maria Farin very fragrant article dis
TILED rom The flowers.
'~ DAVID SANDS & CO, Chemists,
d2o I'm II East Broadway, cor. harkets
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

IA TO LET-Offices and Storage, cor
Gn.A- Of Front and Wall-eurance from boIh streets
Inquire on the premises, of
DIS 6l* J.. D. MAC GREGOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

Please allow me. through the columns of your paper,
10 call the attention those whs suffering ram coughs
colds &c. preparation for the relief Of difficulties OF
this kind by c. L. Colt OF this city.
Jhaye made frequent use of Colions Medcatcd Cough
Candy and in all my entire satisfaction Also
have been personally acquainted Ii cases OF others VINO
have used il with like results
II evideny agreeable and etcacious medicine, and
NAV be taken freely without preud:cta effects npon ise sys-
go Ic This last respect particularly is decidedly snpe-
or 10 The rearray of articles OF The Kind nov oerea 10
The market as safe ami harmless medicine, aad IS tneisoy
IN connectnn with s medicinal merits justly entitled to the
m and highest confidence OF those who may WISH lhe re-
lief which il claims 10 afford. Cd, 80,
Ii is confidently believed one tsiai oil .His oa""y '
hardly fail 10 secure Tor il all future p5tronaSe
II s for sale at The store OF c. F. Colton, Drngss 40
POI MAN street, and by other Druggists IN Ge Guy
t,,~,1or,, Noy So 1919 IN E. Weekly Review.
Sold by A. 3. D. Sands, Druggists Ncs '9 and ioo u
ous,rset al Wholesale and retail; also sold oy a.
Sands Co. 2iS Broadway, corner OF Chambers, street
David Sands Co., n East Broadway, corner oil aIhe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

"a TO LET-A couple of rooms cor
Si ner of Broadway and Pearl.slreet, suitable for
waIchmaker, engraver portrait painter, &c Posses
sion may be had Immediately by applying to W. Racdes
Bookstore No. 322 Broadway or to Thomas Maciaan,
No. 40 Tenth street, Tbrdavenue, Evening
Post Buildings, No. 25 Pine street Of!ice No. d4 SIS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

A FOR SALE-A Retail Drug Store,
.ls.ss5 handsomely fitted up in hicky settled part of
he city, having been time established Inquire OF
Henry vi Carpenter, No. 10 Dey-st. d2i 4ir
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
TTUTE'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup.
TNYERY BODY praises JAYNE's

EVERY BODY praises JAYNEs:
IA HAIR TONIC. and fer the best reason in the vo1,
because il is the only hope that the badheaded can have
once more regainng the fine, flowing locks Of han I s
winch nature adorned their heads In youth, which u e
10 the admiration of all who it, directed Try
you who need more or handsomer hair 1t The va.
Pre- Psepased only at No 20 South Thirdsreet PhllaSg
phia and sold, wholesale and retail, and for espo1
ion by A 3. SANDS 4 co. Druggists and Cneal'ss
Granite Buildings, 273 Broadway, oil chsrbeIst
Sold also by a. B, S D, SANDS 79 and 100 fGlolsE
D. Sands Co No n East Broadway. esrer oi ys ~,
street. Price. 81 per bottle; six bottles for So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

4&rxg OFFICES TO LET, in the second,
tir, and onrth stories of the buildings, Nos
I53 and G9 Tribune Buildings, fronting the
Park ard nearly opposite the City Hall Enquire Of
r. McELRATH, OF the premises SO #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

S1UL8R LAMP.-Couthouy q Nevers,
~ 34l Broadway, have lust received large addition 10
heir stock of this celebrated Lamp, which is rapidly su
persedng every other description OF Lamp by reason OF is
superior light asd economy.
~ CAUTIoN.-The public cautioned TO be on their
guard against spurious aud worthless article purporting
to be The solar Lamp lately thrown into the market at
, bring discredit il is presumed on tue genuine art
Gle di9 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

RI FAR,; FOR SALE. situated in the
- - Township of wddlstown, Monmouth County, NJ
j. continuing 60 well improved land, with good
house barn prist mill MILL and other necessary out
buildings Also, small farms, pleasantly situated IN the
sane vicinity Also building lots the Jamaica TIrF
pike miles from Fulton Ferry. Inquire at the Agency Of
Gee No LEG undsnns,reeI corner oil NesirY. d24 2Ws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

ap OARD.-Ihe best and at the lowest
Ip price, at BROWNS, es y uane.st do I'm"
= pOARDlNG-A gentleman and wife,
vaa family, or where there are but a few boarderS in
geose house, price low suit the times Reference
rqu ed Apply at No. Dover-stree, few doors from
Franklin.square d7 niT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

DOARDING.--A respectable private
e ? family, occupying handsome house, can accommo.
with board senenen end their wives, also few
single eeteneD, with pleasant on the second and
ulrd loors furnished unturni.hed very moderate
terms THE family paiu quiet and agreeable Those
who may wish the comforts OF home may apply at 393
Greenwics:-SIrect, cor. neach.st d22 lw*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
= CO. kFOR PEEkSkILL, VEF

Sssss;sssssssSSSY. PLANCK. GRASSY.PoiNT, SING.
SING, { AIRY TOWN. D0BBS' FERRY, HASTINss
and YoukerS-as long the weather viii pe.mi;.-Tss
new ana splendid stealnbot COLUMBUS, Captain p w
Stone viii leave New.York from the foot OF Chambers
every morning. (Frdays e1ceptedI ats O'clock and re,a
isg leave Pcsksk'u day, at O'clock P. a. Isp5r-
at the Old Stale Prison wharost OF Amcs street. cschws
other kind CT opery ,skep shipped, put on board ,s
boat must be q; the risk of The OF such gots
-, h,oo E,.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
y MAIL LINE for ALBANy

IL TUT
GssYs-ssSgE;Jssg and Intermediate places on AS FAY
As TIE ILE WILL Permit. The Utssa Is e,lebes,rs
for her sresgh which enables her 10 eneoan,er will
the ice which seriously o5sirucis the a,
this De Rod.
The steamboat UrICAeaves the foo, of Courtiand
This tTueSisy) Afternoon, Dec. IS, at 5 O'Clock.
Passengers taking the Utica take the Cars Hnsz,
or the Stages al CoGsocke and arrive in Abany eary a.
same morning. n. B. Good s,esh!ng from Cosacle "a
Albany.
For passage or freight, apply to P c.sehan a,ihe ae.
On The What, board. 1l