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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
l'rtIstees Sale

y VIRTUE Of deed Of Trust executed
p 70 me as Trustee by Miles Luster on the
18th April $40, and duly recorded in the clerks
Office IN Port Gibson, to secure the payment Of
certain notes therein specified and t0indemni-
fy and save harmless certain persons therein
named. at the election Of the said Miles Luster
and the request Of a maiorityof the cesttiis que
trusts viii sell atpublic sale on the premises,
onthe
FIFTH DAY OF DECEMER NEXT.
Iit being the first Monday Of said month";
All that certain piece or parcel Of land
known and designated as the old linn
tract, lyingand being Situate in Claiborne
county, east and north east cf a braeh
which runs between lands formerly
owned by E. w Tlarring aud this tract
containing about 400 acres. Also thai.
tract or parcel Of land in Claiborne coun.
tys on The waters OF Commissions Greek
known asdo;s / & 4 Of sectin 9, township
IA, range 5 cast, in the district .nf lands
west of Pearl River, containing 202
20-l00 acres. Also lot of section 90
township IA, range 5 east, in the district
of lands subjectto sale at Mount Salusin
Kinds county, containing re acres and
adjoining lands above described. Also
lot |, Of section 29, township ia, range
5 east. containing SO 25-l00 acres, living
in Hinds county. Also the north half of
west half Of north west quarter Of sec.
ton 28, containing 40 acres, lying III
Hinds county. Also lots + q. I2. oi seq
ton Z, township II, range 5 east. con-
taining 90 67-T00 acres, in district Of
lands west Of Pearl River ia Claiborne
eoantys containing in ali 9o6 acres ssorej
or less, and being the present residence
af the said Miles Iuster.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
InsoIYent Notice.

mTOTICE IS hereby given by the an.
dersigned Commissioners appoin-
ted by the Probate Court Of Claiborne
county, at the August Term thereof
1842, with full ipower to receive and ex
anime all claims of the several creditors
of Wm. z Wells, decd, that they will
receive and examine all such claims on
the tnird Monday Of each month, for six
months, at The Office ofsR. Parkinson.
Esq. in the town o. Port Gibson.
r.. PARKINSON ]
DAVID BUSH, Conr,s.
ROBERT POTTS.
Sept 10 l842-47-60ds
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
Bargains.


VII Undersigned having established honse
at 6Fand Gulf for q s purpose 81 - ,,sss..
ting any business N the line Of Receiy;ns 4 q.
NdtoiI w ah9 - olIalllssion5 are n0w DYenarad ia
serve laear friends upon the most reasonaI =
terms, ~ any business pertaining to their line.
April Is, 1872. 1ose 3,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
lrustee's Sale,

TDY virtue Of the provisions Of a Deed of
IL Trust, executed TO me by G. C. Frishy,
OF the county of Jefferson and State Of Miss.;.,,
sippI. dated the Cd day of MAY. Al. d. IHd0,
and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk of M
Probate Court of said county, In book b. paoe,
ga and 625, made to secure two several pren.
isory notes therein mentioned, made by satd
g. g, Frisby jointly with H. J. Mackey and
- clasks securities to William g. Fause. NJ.
one note dafed the 9Th day Of April, ls4O. iof
the sum Of two thousand dollars, due the lst
day of December next thereafter, and one other
note, same date and payable same dsy, for one
thousand and ten dollaFs-the undersigned
Trustee will, on Saturday, he 24a day Of
DECEMBER nezt, (l842, at the door Of lie
court-house IN and for said county Of Jefferson,
between the hours Of 3 and O'Clock of said
day, offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
the property mrntioned in said Deed Of Trust
to Wit:
Negro slaves Lucy, Anderson,
Rachel, Sarah, Charles, John,
Nancy and Edmind.
Also All the Household and
Kitchen Furniture. all the stock.
OF VSattle and Horses TINT were
IN his possession at the date Of
said Decd, and all the right. tile
and interest of said G. e. Frisby
hand to the real estate of Abram
Frisby, deceased.
The above described property viii be sold
or the purpose Of paying the above meftlunrd
sebfss aud such tile as IS vested IN me by said
Deed Of Trust / sviil make to the purchaser or
'urchascfs. The title believe Is Be gogd.
PHILIP o. HUGHES. Trustee.
June 70, f6z2. 2s-Ias
TPrss fee S61 So,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
Trustees Sale.


ERY Sirtuo Of the pnwef vested in me ~
u - Deed Of Trust. executed by Robert Calf
nhy on the 29th Of April, $40, shall, on
Thursday. ne 18th of DECEM NIB E n ness,
proceed 10 sell az public auction, on the prem.
ises, Occupied by Robert GaltlieY,1 near Rod
ney, IN both The counties Of Claiborne and
Jefferson,
The plantation on which said
Galtney now resides. containing
about seven hundred acres.
ALsoSixt Negroes, w:
John GiIbert, Susan Giibert. Car.
oIine, Boulden, John Anderson,
Nasan Ande son, Caroline ID,
Bill, Nelson. Adam, Hannah,
Henry, Bob, Jane, Charlottc and
her child Ellen.
Also The stock Of Horses.
horned Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
the Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Of sale to Be Cash.
!, eas -. salls as & vested IL me win be conveyed
pa. JOHN g JAMES. Trustee.
Prs fec $50 COT
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

IAI131 ARRIV Nlgps
g. ELY having just returned iFoIe New
Ms Orleans, is row opening at his store
No. Stamps Row. fresh and complete znp-
Ply Of seasonabe Goods, consisting in part q
the following articles, 70 witt:
Rich Silk and thibel Shawls, ofYaFioHa sizes
Ladies' and pentlemenss sil aRats,
paulet de sol silks,
Fancy colored Silk Florea
italian and Pongee silk is.,
Ladies' and Misses tanc six Mitts,
do Chinna silk dress Il .kis.s
Chally Robes,
French musllns and printed Jaconets
English and N Timack prints
French chintz,
do checked and striped Gin CHAINS
Brown & white linen dfillngs,
Damask Table covers,
Irish linens and brown Hollands,
Linen cam cks and swiss musllns,
Bishop lawns and jaconets,
Plaid and striped dos,
French Parasols,
SILK fringe & binding, fancy colors,
Linen cnmbrick H'kfs,
Freneh iaconet cravats,
French elastic and silk suspendcrs,
English ribbed and French hose,
! GeuuemensS s itneH giONes,
Patent linen and spool thread,
Liner tape assorted,
DeJoinville and Pennsy lvania jeans,
Cottonades and blue denims
Bleached shirtings and sheeungs,
Blue and brown domestics,
Bspender, coat and vest buttonss
alm-leaf ard paper fans,
Fine ivory dressing combs, &c, &C.,
81 Il for saleloW for cash, at No, /, Stamps
p.rt f.;lsa, anil atb 1910. 25-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

ALL pERS e hereby
not % trade tof pEomlssory no 81
by the Undersigned. payable Is Thomas
g. Mauphin orofaef. for -Four IInAa rs8
Dollars, due on The first day 81 January.
l843, and dated eomelime ID lie nionfl1
of February, $40.
The consideration for which said noe
was given having failed, will not psv.
the same, unless compelled by law
T. b LEE
Port Gibson, OesI5, 1912 So 6W
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
IIR. TAYLORsS
BALSAsI OF LTVERW0RT

BALSA81 OF LIVERW0RT
t0uGu. r IN IN TIE SIDE Il C7Ee4'
~ CURED.-lIaying for long time bern
distressed bF pain ia the side and eLesf -.
eomPanied with dry cough, was ind need.
upon the urgent solicitations Of a friend. II ,r,,
Dr Iayor's Balsam of Liverwort. and i nnst
say this medicine answered lis purpose a,lmira-
bly. MY distress was produced hy ! severe
nurts and was 50 great that il was with difficulty
Could swallow my food. Indt ed, am satis-
ned tins disease must have terminated in Com
sumpiions or some fatal disease. had it not been
cured by this judiCious medicine. To I'll khn
seek to prolnng their lives, I would advice ll,e
use Of Or. Taylor's Balsam of biyerwort.
JAMES COWAN,
426 Bowery, New York.
Liver C0n.pldiat, Congh, and Shoriness Of
Breaih.
Having been severely III Tor a lona time Sgith
The liver complaint. aud also a severe cough aud
great shortncss Of breath, and being cnfesf finn
snesc distressing evils B that truly magic medi
cine, ". IagloT's Balsam Of Liverwoff. feel
!, lcunloelt on me, as Christian and phiIan4
thropisfs to publish the fact. The awi,,I dis
tIess q shoftnass gf breath, fogeihcr with q
severe cough and tle liver complaiat. were sui
lcie Ilt TO make life hateful; but. thank cod.
am now well. 10 Dr. Taylor i owe fna,ch. and
4 hy any means ! can induce The sick - usa
his nlescine shall feel that i am doii1o s,,-
y 70 him and 70 them. Ills medicine. sor fIls-
eases ot the lungs md liver, is WORTHY 81 an
praise. L has saved my life and fsso Others of
my friends and believe sil eure all = =, ~
I. let all persons try u. and feailt viii bless
laem. Z HARVEY.
g Norfolk-stEeet, New York
4 tE-x ne aoose medicine can be had nl the
Drug stoFeof OTIS BRAMAN.
No. 3 Stamps Row.
n. r.., Main-slreet.
= sss'sesoiis Dcts 5 ioa2s 50-ff
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
Rifles and Fowling Pieces

y assortment 81 the above afl0
t single and double banelled. and o
bYery quality and price, now offered cost
ey
March S, 1870 0-t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

FANCY SOAP.
3 assortment Of perfnmed fancy aoan q,
- toilet ase Just FeceiSed and. oY sale {, ~ 81.
fsi''s,,fs. gaIs os * dts stsa.' "a q. F. MOODY.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
Trustees Sale.

= eA4A1C . AJ1AGs
ID Z Virtue of deed of. Trust. executed Is
, me as Trustee by r. B. Bfaeruder. a ased
9th Of April $40 and duly reccorded iu fhe
Clerk Office N Port Gibson to securs the nav.
ment Of certain debts thereinmentioned. viii
expose to public sale al the ourt House IS
Fort Gibson Tor cash, onthe second Mofdav III
May next all the estate conveyed Is me n said
deed Of 1rust,vzs 49,
{ The tract ofland which said lfaqruder
now resides containing about seven hun
dred and seventy-fiye acres more Or less.
ALSO-F ily~seven valuable faniIv
negroes, also, all the stock of Hofses
Mules. Oxen, Cattle, hoes q sheep. war. var
goDs, Farming toolss Household & kitch.
On iournlturo Of every description
SAM'L COBUQ, Trustee
Nov 5 i84l-4-tds.
Or The sale Of The above property !. ro.,.
ponsd until Monday, the Goth davof 1Er:lFss l-sg1
BER next, 70 take place On the premises s,.d
VIII oe continued from day to dav nntil 49,
hoe Is disposed of OF SO 1nncl. as viii sstsf
me claimsii Ia the above-naned trust.
SAMUEL COBUN. Trna,oe
ss 8 ios~ 29-tds
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
Administrator,s Notice

- tA11AAIIlotIt ttttJI > 4INUtICG.
fTERS of Administration. gl
& eolfigendan, having been granted
TO The undersigned by lhe Judge Of the
Probate Courtof Claiborne county, State
of Mississippi, on the estate of Hardg
W Pope therefore, NOTICE is herebg
given, that all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment.
JOHN s. GRAY,
Adm'r. od co7lieeadun,.
So 10, I842. 47-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

Boxes fresh Cod Fish for Sale Iow bv
= - is. MASON.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
AGUE AND ~ ER ML Z XTllR ].


AGUE AND FEVER MIXTURE.
VXTARBA1TED 10 cure the Ag1e and e.
w yer, or Chills and Fever. without the
aid Of any other medicine. il1 every case here
the direclioUs are followed Tie propfiefors
have sold upwards Of GOO bottle ba Aaae
and Fevor Mixture to their Immediate ueiah=
borhoed- not one Of which has falef IS sats
Hundreds Of certificates could s. procured
some from some Of the first men n lne country.
but we think the very best Recommendation Ii
can have, IS to say toall afflicted with the a cue
and Fever. or Chills and Fever procure
bottle Of Green's a CUE and Fever Mizsufe.,
and take il according 10 directions; ana when
It's all taken, # sou are not perfectly cured.
call and your money will be returned
,Itisaleo sovereign preventive against inter-
mittent. remittent, bilious and yellow leyer-
and those who use the Mixture to prevent their
occurrence, will seldom If ever be disappointed:
and those who are laboring under DEBILITY from
e.ther Of The above causes, Wil find great BEN
eft from the use of ths Mixture
Prepared only By e T. GREEN
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
e rPOsTPONEMF. "a

The above sale IS postponed till the
! 18th day Of December next, it being the
% Monday when it will take place Al
the residence Of Miles Luster
Y STAMPS, Trustee
Nov 26 l842-6-tds
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

= p q la IIIIl94 nov
Main-ssfee
Port Gibson, 0ct. Is1a 5o-n
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

This medicine IS fer sal bv
OTIS BRAMAN.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10

"a y u fltLFAIE If1IsU
1T Editors throughout the State, and i
Mississippi and Alabama, with whom wel,T
changes viii confer favor, BY giving The fore.
going ore or more insertions. The courtesv
will be cheeffullY reeirrosated.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10
NOTICE
40 Sure Nc 80 /

MORE THAN l.000 CURES AND NOT
SINGLE FAILURE.
a. R R R
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
From Handy andy
THE DOvE-soNG.

Coo! Coo, Coo Coo!
Thus did | hear the tur,le-dove,
Coo ! Coo! Cooi
Murmuring forth her love;
And a, she flew from tree to tree,
How melting seemed the note. TO me-
Coo. Coo Coo
So ike the voice Of lovers,
Twas passing sweet to hear,
The birds within the covers,
In the spring-.ime of the year
Coo, Coo! Coo Coo9
Thus the songs returned again
Coo Coo Coot
Through ,he shady glen:
Bur there I wandered lsne and sao'
While every bird around was glad.
Coo! Coo Coo
Thus so fondly murmured they,
Cool Coo! Coo
While my love was far away.
And ye. the song to lovers,
Though sad, is sweet to hear,
Prom birds within the covers,
In the spring-,iTae of the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

II TIE following WORKS are for sale at the oSee Q:
THE TRIBUNE No. leo aissu 'trse, oTpo'ise tbs o'S
Hall:
THE wHIa ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES
REGISTER for lsss Price 2i cents 81 per dozen, 0. -
per hundred
DOCTOR LARDNER's LECTURES on Astronomy
Electricity, stean Engine, &c Price 25 cent?
THE AMERICAN LABoRER: work devoted 10 the
rterests Mechanics of the United Stses, BE con-
peea Twelve Numbers, eight OF which are already pup
Eshed. Price st cents number.
TEMPERANCE sPEECHEs--The celebrated Tenn
pe,ancr Speeches delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
b. Thomas E. Marshall Price St ceas, 80 cents per
dozen
Lexington Festival; also, his Farewell Speech retiring
from the United State: Senate Price s! cents, 50 cents
per dc1er.
LIFE AND SPEECHES eF HENRY CLAY, to be
completed twenty numbers twelve of which already
published. Price per No l2; cents.
LEIBIG's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, also
Leibig,s Animal chemistry, each a5 cents
DICKENS'S NEW WORK ON AMERICA, best edi-
tians. Price 12t cents.
RICHARD ADAMS LOCKE's LECTURE ON NAG
NETiSM AND ASTRONOMY. Price 81 cents, by the
dozen 80 cents.
Discounts Agents Peddlers and others all the above
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

CASH PRICES AND THE TARHF.-The Pittsbure
Aivocate sa,s:-" We were shown calicos from
to cents per yard, which sold last season at
% 12a; and great variety from 10 to l2d that
are really beautiful, and were considered cheap
last year at Is to 90 cents. Our American Man
ofacturers have, by their improved styles and very
low prices, (assisted by the TARIFF driven the
English prints almost entirely out Of the market
Beautiful scarlet aannes are sold ct % to 80 cents
ii kings, indigo blue, 8 to 20 cents; good pilot
cloths rs cents, and very superior ones at 81 IS.
ia short, every description of goods wanted by the
sountry merchants can now be bought in Pitts
burg on better terms than at any other city west
of the moustains."
The Louisville Journal makes the same remark.
Price. were never so low. although the Tariff, it
as alleged, was to carry them up beyond all pre-,
cedent The increase of the duty on coal and
IRON, as On other staples has had the effect to dl.
n!ioish prices The crusad e against the Tariff,
tough most usjust has had It's political effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
STOVES.
rOTT,S sTOVES.-We invite the at

IN . = ~ LS.-'' Q IH'tIc lHo dI-
iention of the public new and splendid assort-
ment 0; Nou's The 6ls, premium has again been
awarded the bes, heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Pubc Buildings kc the iac fair OF the American ldst
They have STOOD unrvaed regards their
uty and economy and the decision OF the Judges as well
as lhe increasing demand FOR the arnce connrmatoh
rone OF their superiority the presen; lime over any other
Stove before the pubic Our patterns rich and varied
commanding the admiration OF all Observers Our style Tor
nrvste houses an ornament 10 the nall well most
Useful appendage An entire house OF aGy size can be thor
oughv warmed By single Stove, without recourse al AL
10 The parIor CRATES during the winter.
We have also been able 10 complete few "SHEsASps
FATssT REvEkgEsATERs" for parors With which The pub
lie can served without delay Ths Stove has ass
taken the frs, premium of the American Institute as tse
best Stove for parors and offices exhibited al the FAIR al
though the competition was greater than on any Preso9
efficiency and economy undenabe. We have only TO ask
The attention Of those purchasing Stoves 10 them and e are
coHfdent that they VIII be pleased. SHEPARD Gu.
nsq I'm MOTIFS Stove Warebouse. 242 w aterst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
NETWORK MEDICAL AND SUR

GiCAL INSTITUTE, No. Is Chambers-street.-
stnuon IS established for the purpose of extending
TO those OF limited benefit OF sound anc scientific
MEDICAL AID All diseases treated and Surgical Opera.
tnas performed The operation for Srabisns Squin
cessfc 4, tins institute
In treating obstinate chronic diseases Of ell kinds no
II! be made until the patient satisfied that be is
rafry improving and that short time would com.
plrte the cure.
charges VIII be made in accordance with the circum
stances Of the applicants Charges for medicine and adj
wee from . 70 80 CENTS Particular attention will bs paid
10 the diseases OF Wemen and Children Cupping Leeci.
log anu Vaccination attended TO-
Ihe Drug Department is attended by an Apohecary OF
twelve years experience all medicine. dispensed from
night Families who wish cine onIy will be
al prices much less than demanded other DRUG stores
DIR HOMER ROSTWlCK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
DE- DE- PaT:1 Pp sp.1ss Il aoeEH Consulting surgeons
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
; Doctor Lardner,s Lecr.r,s-7

~ Docsor Lardner's Lecrures.-Tbe Second
to.en OF Doctor Lardners complete Course of 1ec-,
covered In the City of NewYork published and r., |
9, s1s once Price 25 The subjects enbr.c.d ~
s lectures are; Eecrciy-The Sun Galvensn-Tt,r
;.'mNagnetic Neede-Lat;lude and Longitude
s'saeaing, Tannns-Popular Falacle.-Leb,TEsn',-,
s- en'porary Sssrs-H;sorical Sketch of ASropouvs
aided by Art-Scientifs Discoveries-Soon,
- aasss o. the Retina' vo,ac Bsery-sean Engine
y 4. Il. Danah.r, E,q, Alto ne y q, Law. N,
requested 10 ca al No Markets, usi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

subscriber offers his Mansion House Grounds
Elizabeth Por.. New Jersey far sale, TO lei for
years The properly consists of good sized modern
built house. finished In the manQer with marble
large ferips csern with pumps IN each barn and
oubouscs, all nearly new, and in complete repair The
ground consists OF about enclosed with ornamental
fences and laid out IN fruit yar garden, &c. well stocked
with The thoces fruit Princes and nurseries,
csileEi bearing grape Towering and other shrubs and
plants An additional Quantity OF land be had If de-
sired. The premises b. autiiuy situated On southern
slope with the delightful prospect Staten Island rhe
Sound. and adjacent country. The communication with
New YORK very ea ard freouent-he steamboats, the
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company running si1
times day 10 and from the city; and the passage NAV ne
made BY The New jersey Railroad four or i've times each
day Possession given i me6agely For further particu-
iars enquire al no Us Pearl street he premises
s23 eodd TBON.sp WOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
NChANCEKY-Before the Vice Chan

In pursuance OF decredl order Of his Court made The
above entitled cause will he sold public auction under
the directOa OF the subscriber O the Masters OF this
Court by E. II Ludlow, auctioneer. Merchants Ex
change the city OF NewYoIk, the fifth day OF Decer
u o'clock, uonn OF that all that certain lot
piece parcel OF ground situate lying and being in the
Sixth Ward of the city OF N-wYork and is known and
distinguished on map OF The land of Leonard Fsbee de,
ceased recorded o3ce o Register the city and
county OF NewYork in Llber iU7 OF Conveysnces, page
the 9Th day OF May 1890 by ot number eleven (ll IN Col
lect now Cenre) street with boundaries as by reference
the aforesaid map will fully appear reservirg and
exc. ping ,hereoul and berero however, such portion
OF The LOT may have been taken by the Mayor Az
dermen and CouiUonai,y ofrhe city OF NewYok for The
purpose or widening Centre aforesad-Nsw-Tork
Nov. H. 1882. WILLIAM W. CAMPO ELL
Master in Chascery.
BLOOMFIELD, Solicitor. nl4 2awrds
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
IMPORTANT IVVENTION.-Fisk's $

MI ON I'M Y b-' ! 4 - i.f>
{ PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOvE.-This Stove
combines all the advantages OF cooking in every variety
without the csua objections all other knus OF cooking
apparatus The top divided by patent plates into from
10 boiling place; when used with one boiler, Wncn
Washing s,eamng vegetables scaldng beg &c il is also
St:ro take bib cadrGn, all OF which adj! TO It's
simplicity in every respect. The oven is perfect as
brick oven and is warranted in all suit the Pur
chaser or the money will be refunded To those who have
seen them in USE explanation unnecessary and they
only require be examined convince OF their
perfect simplicity and Incompatible advantages Several
dealers their Stoves representing Them 10 be The
Novelty Stoves and avoid further imposition, they VIII
be sold in future the manufacturers establishment Os
Waterstreet only, where reference will be gwen TO over
eight hundred persons ho have them in n this city
All ether kinds OF Stoves reduced prices F1SkS Stove
Fs,abli>hmen, 200 Water.>; nj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29
STOVES-Extra.-R. d

DARLOR STOVES-Extra.-R. D..
McELROY, Nc. 1os Beek;nan-s street. near Water.st.,
and has hand superior assortment OF Par
lor Stoves called the Philadelphia Radiators which were
invented by the celebrated Jonas Gleason, OF Philadelphia
and the demand that city and the State of
for the four years with ~, parallel IN ts
country and they introduced IN this city last wear win
equal success which proves them to be The most satisfactory
article introduced into paror taking less han ha'
The fuel of CRATE and are free fram dust
He has SIX Of them suitable for almost any SITUATION
The following are only fewof those that have used them
in New-York and vicinity and can be given as reference
Martin Van Buren. Knderhook, New. York.
j. j. Coddington No. - Bond street,
Major J. Benedict. SOL Henry-stree',
". l. Griswold 79 ChamNerSstreet,
Mr. Mitchell, l05 Warren sheet,
Samuel Williams, III Waverley place,
John Degr1w, Stone street.
J. T. Norris l40 East Broadway,
Messrs. Harhden Co. s Wall street, Z"
Lyon Co 60 Liberty street, "
Maltby l. Starr, I47 Waierstreet.
Bram6all, Aberne,by Collins, IS Nassaustre NJ Y
L. B. wymaH; n Prospect-street, Brooklyn.
Berj J. Cahorne, 1879 Henry.stree,,
Edward A. BiaeD, 2i6 Pear-street
D. Perk ms 80 Henry street,
He has also hand general supply Of the most ap
proved Cooking Stoves also Alright Stoves OF the NOS
approved kind, and al reduced prices. Nil I'm