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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22

RUR s. II NICHOLS, Proprietor Of Ibis establishment
lVA has the honor TO Citizens ofCANAb
DOVER, that his nnequaled troop Eduesrans splendid
Dramatic Performances will he Exhibited at DOVER on
Wednesday die 2sM day Of September
FOR one DAY ONLY, ,-Af
The public also respectfully informed that the Equssir
an troupe under the direction Of Mr. IL s. Nichols and the
stage department under the Supsrnendanca Of Mr. j. Good
now composed of the extensive and talented Eques
tran artists and stage department comprising several OF tho
Celebrated and skidl performers both OF this country
and Europe together with the beautiful scen6fy ward,
robe appngs &C. &C., calculated entertain Equestrian and
Dramatic performances in style never before attempted BY
any travelling company.
Mr. H. has pleasure TO avert to the highest testimonial ap
probation expressed by the public wherever Tho eompant
had the appear both Il respects the Moral chahc.
ter Of the company well the choice and elegant order
of the and stage performances immense disbursement
has been indispensable 10 The Dramatic and
Equestrian spectace upwafds Of 20 900 dollars have beea
expended in the present instance il this exlaorinary combi
hation Of superior talent and uniting the Theatre with the
Circus together with the extreme outfit which cni That
degree Of support been his highest aim TO deseFV
superior Band is attached t. this company, aud on
entering each city or village will head iho numeroha
tram OF tweniyohc and elegant carriages Of the
most costly description and beautiful sad Of horses.
rappings &c. which will present acens of splendoF
never Seiore Witnessed IA any company.
Doors open at " o. clock. pafioFmaaces nf q Z. NJ
Price &c Admission = Box. SO cents T % cents.
as,,t n. s ff C. GRI SWOLD. Agent
To be exhibited al Newcomsr.owr, On ThprsdAy The
20h instant,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22

Democratic Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
WILSON SHANNON.
For Senator.
JACOB B. KOCH, OfHolmes county
For Representative.
DAVID MCCONNELL, Of Tuscarawas
For Auditor,
MATTHIAS COLLIER, ofDoVer
For Recorder,
BOWERS SEATON, of Goshen. -.
-sz-.~- For Commissioner,
GEORGE SPEAKER, ofSandy.
For Coroner,
ROBERT NOFSINGER, of Bucks.
For Surveyor,
ISAAC GOUTS, ofWaShington to,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22

september se,ts4e:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22

GTThe Advocate wants to know rihe Surplus mon
ey yshouItn'sbo better secursdl AsktLe county Au-
1ltor,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
MARKETS.

p Subscriptions received at this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
THE L RIB L \ f

Tpr GAzEIrEER or TuT STATE Or NEw.YssK. together
with Gencr, Statistics, SC. &c. q vol l2mo, PIP. 49,
J. D.SuraclL
This Gazetteer is got up il plain way, but 1t
j. excellent in matter and abundant in information
brief description of every Town a. well a.
County. River, Lake, &c. &c. in the S'n'e' Is
given including the asccrtained population OF each
Town and Ward. Every Village and Postoihce
are also noted. Property, Production Nc &c are
also carefully quoted with all the detailed Stats
tics of the late Census "a well as the more gene
raj Statistics. This valuable work should at once
be placed in every School District Library in the
STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

afraid Of locking into universal. Every nation.
every 'uhe. every family looks uron itself o. Il u
were the most important thing IN the whole world T;
and ~ these TIMES OF Protestant dissent, and ini.-
deity and private judgement every individual iooN-
upon himself alol" the true standard of ali uuih
in feeling and IN Judgement. How th' spirits ct
simplicity in Heaven must compassionate Thee
inte great ones OF the Earth IN Adeou' conflict
with each other. wriseIing through tho microscope
drops OF time and space M which thcy live, prey ns
upon one another ia th.r -epe,tiue career -
Ts.kin- Of re-pcc'ah.iiy and rank. add fortune
- Z any Of them were superior 10 ycrmIn. "r t''
microscope Vors'cr- that devour each other ~
the world Of ilthy water Bu, let u turn, ana
1T our eye from Hell 20 Heaven"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
- EOK SALE on to Lei, a most de-

i"U sir,be Residence situate ON Richpond.s. Temp
tse lraiaa island bring the second house on the hill
south OF the kpUOpnl Church late IN the occupation ol
William " Russell Esd, rrplee with every convenience
tor genee family with double piazza IN front and en-
closed u ara 10 the rear, Garden and sbrubbrry.
Tae premises beautifully situated about five minutes
walk os the Quarantine Ferry, and command an ehtel'
live land and water view.
Particulars made know Application To Oeorgr taun'
so Toupku,yle or Al hi. Office Ia Newest. NJ. iOrk,
or To " : Root near the Quarantine.
New-fork April 81, l8i2 my9ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

j. We have received letter from }. N. BELLOWS Esq
Of wapoe, y. IL, rcatsg 10 jOn,stock store or mercan
tile firm established 10y Farmers and Mechanics. We VIII
1--WE an extract from IT a day two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
AS so GA L 10 n;
Or. Principles of True Organization Of Society

II The edoriip Of ts column dftinci from tint If
Tie Tribune Addre,' fters post pad, 10 4 BEisBANE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

SHoCKING OcCURRENC -lIoRRIBLE ATTEMPT
At MURDER Late on last Wednesday evening,
our citizens in the neighborhood of the corner of
Water and Jackson-strects were startled from their
slumbcrs by the most frightfu shrieks for help,
accompanied with appalling cries of msrier!-
Several persons hastily armed with bludgeOns,
hurried instantly to aa old out-building in the Vi
entity whence the alarm proceeded. One OF those
who had repaired to the scene OF terror was for
rushing at once to the rescue ct the suffering indi-
Wdual, but was torcibly restrained by his compan-
ions, as in their haste they had forgotten light,
andwerc apprehensivc that the murderer armed
with pistols, dirks and other deadly instruments,
which, in the dirk, might be turned against them
selves In the meantime the shricks fcariully in
creased now accompanied by the agonizing en-
treaty. Ion COME quick! He ) EALING
NE UP ,!!' \ light was at length procured,
and all rushed forward to the scene ot action, and,
oh horror what Il spectacle presented itsoh The
unfortunate victim lay stretched upon the earth,
with nalld countenancc teeth chattcring, and eye
halls starting from their sockets. One side OF his
face va, covered with-siaccr. His only com
panious were found 10 be pair OF black and white
twin calves, one of which engaged in sHctin g
has ear while the other was very quietly inspect
ing the operation, probably wondering which OF the
twain was most badly suckcd. Upon inquiry, ii
appeared that the sdivdual IN question: loafer
who had been hanging about the place for some
umc--had gone into the building in search of quar-
tiers for the night, and had composed himself TO
rest from which he was awakened by the Juggling
a, his ear. when he commenced the uproar above
noticed Sandusky Clarion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
VNRITING and Merchants Accounts.

w Tie undersigned continues 10 give instruction IN
wiring Book-k,epug and Commercial Arithmetic during
the av or evening The lessons may be received etUey
prirais fdefied.
rb term, are the same charged by the advertiser dur
mo the ii. YEAR, viz Slj tor either branch sngy until
tie requisite proficiency : attained
To ubyiae further annoyance from useless apPcdlHl>'
ti er be-, To .te that he neither processes 10 teach
writing in fixed number OF lessons, nor to provide ,lud
ton, Tor students; and a regards has mode OF n>tc-
os> he deems sufficient stale for the Information OF
.frlnoer, hat may easily tested by enquirng among
merchants. viz that there hundreds Of young men lu
filling the duties of responsible and lucrative situations m
IA, city who owe their Advancement 70 the advertisers IN
s,rnc,on THOMAS JONES 1873 Broadway.
For ale at the JoNEs's Book KEEPiNG just pup
r.hsd and already adopted in the leading Academic ln
...,..'. H., ,,..,,.y Pr. Il ~ aljff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

u b. O. Wilmort, young man, was drowned
in the Sciots River, near Crceville, O. while ilsh-
ine. He was in small skiii which was carried
oyera dam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

To- 4 Frenchman named g. J. Gaines, com
mitied suicide at his boarding house, No. War
rcn street. by taking laudanum on Sunday evening
lnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

Ter for sal~ al ~ Chsthan,-sL NsvYok, tie cheap
ST AMI most genuine teas the wo1s, quantity mf
-. than ouneeN II any aclr purchased al thrr e-ab-
i,hueu should give toll satssc1fn. Il : reqnssiei bt
ney be brought ssck--the neney Will be retar - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

ID Ala. higgs, lne only invent
IL or and Manufacturer oi The Premium Paiest AiHo,-
Tec Pressure Teeth. has removed % No ChainDesh;
ear Cbatas. lie viii be happy N render hs p.o''aona,
eryres in every department Of Surgical ahi h'hdhes
Den, .iry 10 ali Who favor him with csl Al resSona'e
charges. -. a.. -.
Having been many year. successfully engseeu ~ hs PRO
e.son and made very impOrtant Improvements 10 VI"
m fsftrs hnseli that be- i abis % an.rer All redsona
,- sxpectaiioIs Of those vino give nm ueH CONFIDENCE
- ,,tr,,o.y. myil ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

HoRRIBLE A most ne nrch0ly occurrence
took place in Grand Blanc lastweok: promising
son of Mr.. Hqnry Leroy, formerly of tbs village,
WI we are informed, nearly deyourcd ahccby a
sor! The boy We understand, is about five years
old, aud is maugled and deiormed in most shock
ing manncr--ouc side of the bead with the eye and
ear having lcen literally eaten QG, AID his body
bitten and bruised very badly in other places. lie
alive yesterday, and it was thought would re-
cover. Flint (Micligan) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

MysrFRioys.-A halt barrel which had been
standing for some months under "A shed adjoining
the warehouse now occupied by Mr. Ebert, in this
city, was opened yesterday, and found to contain
the body and bones OF human being, apparently
the ,ua Of man. There was some pork packed
upon the top of the barrel. The barrel stood with
number sf Others. which were there when Mr.
Ebert took possession of thewarehousc this spring.
No discovery has yet been made rs to where the
barrel came from. \ Corencrs inquest was held
over the matter yesterday, but we have not heard
the result Detroit Free Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

u The body Of john Garfield was found in the
Canal, at Rochester, few days since. In his
pocket was a bottle containing about bali pint Of
vhskcy. He Wa last seen some three months
sinre nenr thc Cnnal in a state Of intox cntlon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

70 The Grand Jury of Charleston, S C.. pre-
sent the grog shops of that city Us a nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
h,A FOR SAIE-The Whitehead Works

.X.N situated at Stockport IN th" County OF tslumba
.ni STATE OF Misunderstanding the rights OF Edward
Butrr ESQ tenant Of he real estate, and pnr"h o
liz burgs up1n which sad works eTects-includng
h, right 10 require a as- thereof Together win an mn
rrogement. whether Of buildings, sater-~hee machine,
~ whether attached the premises. or oh'f"r ann a
material, on the said premises u'ed or r'qned IA hr ma
ny OF whtcledd, including Lead wrought or un"fougnl'
coal oil. kc Nc Aso, the night ~ Carrying ~ ~ ~
The improvements Il covered by Edward Butler ~ The
nroce. OF Manufacturing and mixing Of Whitehead and
paints. A.. ,o,, ,, hi,
Nav next and II no disposed Of by that day, the same WIZ
m ,id At Public Auction that day, Al Y 0eleck W. at
the Merchants Exchange in the city NJ Nt"fork foi
firther particulars, md terms Of sall, DqHifr ~
NrCoun CLARK. Attorneys 1t Law, No. 80 wall street, Z"
upon the premises at >tock pot, ~ .. $780,. 4,
n, 49, Va ,,l ~ izi2 myll us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
III TO ET-The large Room on the

UE second door of the College OF Pbysclds ana nnr
.,0n. % Crosby street. SHOWN A. the College Hal Inc
Room I, we'll lighted and ventilated, and has small Room
,renng upon re.trum II convenient place OF meet
ng for public worship. for Literary Associations me
or For further particular, apply TO &. WATTS, Jti az
,fercer.sfreet 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
AoA TO LET-m the Village of Hemp

IH4 stead, l. q tao story store MAN sreei two
story dwelling house aaioning the above, with large gar
len barn. SC. Ale. ont nall of dwelling house on Full
street.
The above premise, are in central part Of the village and
will be rented at low prices ApplS to
adj ~ MAi WOOD, e6l Pearl-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
eNFROM to 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

DEN SEED, in all the choicest species and vary.
= --r sale ia quantltes suit purchssrr, IT BklDOE'
MANS permanent r-tabl shmeni, corner OF IYhr'in-;
and Roadway Also The Young Gardeners Assistant,
obtaining tr result. 81 bis y yess prscuce ~ Ne".ios
A. mi. work ha. been hOnorea by the award Of Ooh Ne
Sew-york state Agricultural Society h.Vsg aD s"sLn'a
yera COME, Premiums Tor superior specinens oi Oar
len Product, farther conAsnt ; deemed unnecessary
ma laE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
NIISS COWAN respectfully informs the

vi Iadie, OF New.yerk and Is vicinity tina, she contn
ue, giving Lessons the Piano Forte Harp, Guitar and IN
Staging =. q.
NJ, e. will be- happy tn receive her pupils al No. 81
Mir.>ree on the 1T OF May next or II preferred, VIII
teach n the respective houses of those ladies Who may bon
or her with their patronage. 49, A.,
Harm, and Piano Fores for sale and for hire. Also,
Piano Forte very superior quality and tone to be ds
posed OF. . - ..-.
very convenient Office to let at No Sc White street
Suitable for professional gentemep, ~hocan also be accom-
- a. t,,rJ Apnlv AT M y Duauc t. az 6N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

j. The last number OF the London PAa1nI devoted to
the cAuse Of Association contains powerfully written ar-
upon >ec,aransn and party SPIRIT We regret that We
have space enough reprint ID. Superior a'rs WINCH
appear in this ably conducted paper They are OF a''r'et
scientific character and We mus, confne ourselves TO the
practical part OF Association or such theoretical suyees
necessary combat pre- udices. We give belo" one
paragraph OF the article in question
Diversity of Doctrine, then, depends upon d.
vers,y of character and education, for tho truth oil
God Is ONE in His Creation and His Holy Word.
This oneness of the W ord however, and the Works
II God, is infinite in It's minute varieties and MI
crcscopic minds delight to dwell in parts, and feel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

I'LL the Eighth Avenue near Harlem 90 Elevated
-rnI, having a vast extent OF scenery overlooking ne
Ea, River great distance with tour act ,oi quar-
Nv land me- dwelling 0. large and cnmmodious. fitted for
quiet family repete with convenience, and being
tenant ,Dnly 10 W y. SEYMOUR,
NIL Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

u " The Progres. and Results of Emancipa-
ton in the Yves, Indies. by joins JAY" has jus,
been issued by Wiley & Putnam lGl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

k.AFOR SALE-Thc three story Brick
Eu HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, Ma. Is
MsrNe street between Madison and Henry arsets Tie
Lot D by "a feet the House y by 10 ieet WIN IL n.h
alis bn hv davis work under the rGtendrncs o Mr.
George Ireland There IRE places IA ths iioLr'
ven of which finished with marble chimney pee
rb,r, +, dy cellar undo the whole, payes and divided
INTO several apartments, fire proof ashhous' uhu'r .sr
Kitchen fire place, and the whoie In complete orlr' W
premises may b. every day between Tie hours Oh 10
and 2o'clocs For further partic aar' apply 10
rof GeIyNEII yI\tI'RN & co, "a SOCthstreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

- The Municipal Gazette (Anti-Ass,ssmcnD
No l3. has iu.i boon is.u-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
CLASSICAL and Commercial Semina-

A 'LNSCTONTI dIU NVIIIII'oI' III : ''''''''
! ~ 54 Broadway. Mr.. JNO. w :. HOWS respect
fv informs MS lends and the public that on the Isl day
of Nav next he will hs Classical and Commercial
Nav Seoo from h, present residence B Mercer street 10
the spacious and commodOus dwelling house. of bfs~
yav. three doors above Spring street
Nr How. trust, that The reputation he has sustained dur
Tie Woolawn Institute" Will render any professions A.
The future unnecessary. further than To assure us eh
and the public that the system OF sound pracuea 'u
,afion vii W. continued by him. which II has hitherto
h.ey An. conscientious endelvor faithfully 70 carry mao
operaon For terms, apply Mr. ilows before the l
,tavD at MI. residence ljS Mere rareei
y B. Mr.. nows will devote portion OF his leisure tme
To- the Instruction OF Adult Classes IN ELocuIoS snd
Private Tuition 10 the same when sueh NAY os ~ FL
III IIo.. Womb especisy invite the attention oi IheO
lgr1l and Law students the system be la, adopted for
io-trction in this important branch OF liberal cduoaton
H. ~ aim of Nr How, 10 make tie study Of this art ail
r dew, openent OF the MlND, than sdry practcr ~ me-
rbauical rules and artificial requirements a. >"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

Il ING'S Spring Notice.--Self-kocking
~ Chair. with .eiAdu.ung 100, rest Merchant Oi-
,e chsi IT, those 10 the Custom H,nse Much
improved Recumbsnt Chair OF bssutin formation a pef
-, NJ W KING, Patent Char Maker,
s7f Broadway, between Grand and broome
ying. Chars have been awarded She First Premium at
49, no ast Pa r. OF lh- American ist1te and are war
,,si .rerog Ia any IL th. country imported. mli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
m E0R SAIE--Barrain. Bnrgains :

NA FOX SALE.-DargdIH r Uu'
Fer ale or exchange, ~ ifacn o. Ban n',,,1 ,,
,eJ ,i,h fnr Treams and covered VT, hnr ~ slen
As Whit OAK hickory beach, walnut n'ass o an ,oneco
ihr vi ,siP o,toes The above ash will sDld 81
,sspced prizes snd ierua. - suit o. ney WI be rI
iiag,sm' Emu A. ?. SMITH, Is Liberty IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
CLASSICAL and English School, base
CELECT School for Young ladies, 81
and Commercial Institute,

Y 81 Broadway, \ Newman Principal ID ihi, -,
,,,,r vorns yenru VIII b- Instructed ~ all TIE branfi-
- of thorough English and Classical cucatnn, pepia
,,5y for college ard commercial pursuits ~ ne iriu>
moderate good references given " Is Rooms 70 Jet lo
cures and debating societies my' I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
- EOR SALE-A small house and fiye

iaM or six acre. ut lard cleared, and about
one acre 1T out eth handsome growth OF peach trees,
ant the remainder of the an- - woiunie at Far Rock
avav on the man road, between d. T. yenlng AMI me
tplgae. Inquire At the toll gate, or OF JOHN NokIoN,
Ir next 10 the tOl-gate Far Kocksway. leave note
for him with J. NENIIOti>E. ~ Water a. y. Y. nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

THIErss FRENcH REVOLUTIONS, No. LII have
ms, been issued bv l. Post, SO Boncrv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
OOOR AID NUMBER PIates.-Dool

.nd Sur,ber Pistss. Tho.e IN want Of a handsome
Yer Plated or Bras Door Pate, at reduced prices would
IN vel No call nj Ils Bowery Also Engrasng d.ns IL
do -, -. 1 ~ Imvglv.l WHITE CRANE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
l.yA DWELLING HOUSES TO LET-

HIN CHEAP RFNrS,-A very desirable two-'tory
RTIrL II.p,e NJ : Hubet-rcet. - Johns PARA,
mother superor Dwelling CherrN.see No 4s VIII he
LET ther ~ one or w. un -; an, Ho ,e IN Avenue d,
mar uou.ton.>tr.et titer Of the.e may be
rented upon tdir terms from u r. SUMS,
n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
Review OF the Sew-Norls Market.

Prepare! Jog Tire NewY1rA Tribune mainly from iie >h
ping and COmuierc 81 Lit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
s-A TO LET-ln BROOKLYN. > handsome

G story and aitir Bu,A Houses. VIII marhls nasel'
- 11ins soor. pleasantly situated, IS and III Nassau
sire, 4 about five minutes walk FultO- Ferry. Rent
: YA each Eugu.fe OF SAM FL >HOrMELL,
,3iu On the promises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
rur CourLrrr Worxs or CHARLES DlcxzSs

rHr CoNrLrrE WORKS or CHARIrs DlcKENs,
No. XIII, (Barnaby Itudge;)
EycYciorfDn AMERICANA, No. WILL
Copyright to Cranmqr,) and
SEA Tales By the Author of The Spy, No.
XylII The Two Admiral, } have just been
issued by &. l.. Curry & Go. 80 Broadway.
&c. No. VI. ha. just been issued .y d. Appleton
200 broadway.
The WoRKs OF FRtNcis BAcoS, Lord Cham
cenor Of England. with ais Life by Basil Msn,aguc,
No NNNII.
TnE Works OF WALTER Scorr, Miscellaneous,
Prose and Poc,ica No. NlX and
THlEnss FRENcH REVOLUTIONS, No. LII have
irs, lc,.n is.ncd hv | pnsf 81 Rnncrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
4 TO LET-The handsome nel-fnish-
p. n kiMBtLL. 81 Wal street
"A TO LET from the lirst day of next

Nav three. lourls 81 the fourth story oi the Frank
m ~ 49, corner Ann md Nassau srre suitable TOR
printing ONCE Otter mechanical business Inquire OF
.N,E> 30, Ga. brlf.ns aliu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
JEFFERSON INSURANCE Company.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

1 for Young Ladies. by the Misses DEMARESF, W
~ Orancc street corn,r of Henry Brooklyn l.. Tn
r,i.r Term of I'm, n>uiion viii commence on the llh
NAV i342 This schoo has been in success vi operation
nr nearly None but experienced irt WI guar
icd Teacher, employed and only limited number o
prui, received.
Tho course of instruction Includes all IN" branches at an
Frvl,.h etilratnn with the Latin. Prcrch, and spanish
Language. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawins and
Pa.uiinS
The service o tie Principal, personal and constant and
10 Nertln spared 10 elevate the moral a. well IN tn M
i,iccIa attachments of their pupils. One month, notice
:. required preVion To the removal ot any scholar
The price OF tuition the Erg,h branches. varies from
ee ht io fifteen dollar, pen erm according To tbs uie'
nnrsued Board and English tuitan two hundred dollars
Der annnm Circular, stating particulars, obtained at the
residence OF the Teachers - -
Rrf,Teces-Rev Broadhead, ID ID Rev : " COX. u y
R.v ! speucer ID ID. Rev Mr Dwight; Rev VIZ Lewis
Rev VI Rowland. g Marvin, VI ID. BmohNn bl''h-
Ss iucrc haut No II William street New orb, residence
Eu,'wIck Ii Rev DR. Cuylrr. Philadelphia. Rev Van
Nr,ukep ID d. New.Brun>wick NJ. ~, = 2aw2~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
a. TO LET-N Summer Residence,
- EOR SALE-Thatyery dc.irahle olaf
- ROOMS TO LET at3Ol Broadway.

Handsome Par'oN and BEDROOMS attached OF va
nm, w., furnished az UNFINISHED. The House viii be
p,insd and put complete order. Art>i, FAMILIES OF
I'm IT, gentlemen who ihiuk OF changing would do weUln
can Also Room To lci on the fourth foor, . eet rde
ia 81 et deep Inquire on the ri hOor room 81 aloti