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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-30

The subscriber, having purchased A. Gannaway :
interest IN the concern Of Gaunnway 4 Norman, Will
continue the Grocery business AT Their old stand. lie
feels thankful tr the patronage extended to the old
cern, and most respectfully sollcs continuance Of thu
same. In addition 10 The stock On hand. viii he added.
n few days FRESH SUPPLY, which he VIII sell
LOW FOR CASH, or in exchange for Country pfo-
durr 4. r. AOORhAN
May2 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-30
CASH E1epsg EaIssEIs.

4 WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
K Hides. delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them to be tauned on
shares, and the work 10 be done by responsible tan
ner as any N the Sltc aal delivered at the Market
louise y lcn ,annod WAi. LIAR
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IL I e. 4 a L. q L. q R'Ee y q =.
.g.gSsERSS7 To-. s'e.

~ NHseNcoIlonl Watering place is now ready fur the
Il cePlion oi visitors. IhcyaIuabc propcresofjts
lershavebccu too long knowntorequirean description
fresh praise; and Tradition choice cha ybcaie onnfau
has recently been discovered about fifty yards the
Sulphur Spring. The waters OF which are exactly like
those The B0llaoe itidge in Nelson county These
admirable Springs, thus contiguous, render this place the
re9s desirable Tor vaeludnarlans Of any in Tins see
aun Of !rgnia; and 10 Those who wish 10 spend in
air Is pure and healthy. The adjacent stor-
ed with trbal and other fish the forests abound qame,
and the ncjahbong mountains uhtqutHcd N sublime
aud beautiful scenery whle from Their SUBMITS (Which
are cas y attained the views. in extent and mag
fiGtcnee. are beyond description. The Springs are
ot easy all sides, and hnt four CT five hours
ride from lyaehburg over the new Turnpike.
From long experience IN the business the subscriber
ltrrs himself that he will be able 10 make ever, ihng
arr, able ols visitors aud nocXcron shah lie wanting
10 render thof stay IN every respect satisfactory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-30
'st'g.%1Fca- Sale ETA

IFisf- It. y ENR q Vd7 E.NtI 7 =, NfAtI8 =. 1T
n The beSi qgaiRies aa f all si-es and descriptions
ElY virtue d trust deed ior the benefit Of The cred
Ditors oilhe firm Il franklin \ Sperry, hy them l.
useNeeutcd. the 2isf day u lunc. Isi3. wss',all.
on rlIlENDAY WE llh DAN OE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-30
'r.ssis INt@aIUr9 -.
THOMAS T.. BOZ Ii)IN.
DAVID +. SPENCE.

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Trustees Of Franklin y Spcuy
e The Richmond Wing viii copy t;,icc aNcca
one month. and send account 10 this ef,e.
June u In
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Whit. r.. Esss,ss.sFs,

>.,,,>,,.., N''"T"'s III INV,
INTENDING to devote his time exclusively 10 his
y Profession. Will attend the Superior aud lncior
Courts Of the Counties OF pnsvlvtnia ard ifankGn-
and tho Superior Courts Of Henry aid Patrick. Ad
drcss-litlsy lyauia t. He. Va.
June q Nv
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sEGfass3s AS6s CssslysHssEvN
EsEistNElS&.
.EEtEE'EgF.E TIL FsOE'.

q ANING removed 10 the house recently occupied
by Mr.. John IIoIlIns. nearly oppore the Market
llouso, tenders his services TO his friends and the pub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-30


z by Mr.. John lolllns. nearly opporitc the Market
House. tenders his services TO his friends and the pub
lie.
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie viii attend To the sale of Real Estate Negroes,
Horses, aud every description Of Merchandise
IL acquaintance with the resident dcalcrs in Ne
groes, well pretty extensive acquaintance tho
eontetous ncghborhoad viii afford HIM every facility
the sale othat species Of property His spacious
and cellar, i'll enable him to keep in good c5nai
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive
iiaomtat.
He deems it latc to make flourish Of promise and
WILL Therefore, only say that he viii be grateful for pat
f5hago. and those who hestow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes to be- offered FIR sale
either privately publicly, and board them . cents
per day until In sal" is effected. Reasonable advances on
property IN hand.
REFERENCES.
Sniithson r. Daris Sr. .Ioan J. P,pgis
Ricbed TWee John HoiimS
.NchUocy g. .Hosby Henry Darts
.Nct 'olhie s. Ncim,ul Uhdc. 1,udy & brine
B'nioa & Rodes Honcoek & .ldoms.
The Richmond (Country) Wing will publish ,hc
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send az
count h5 Office for collection.
Dec. Is Is
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THE TRIBU NE.
Temperance Hotels.

Mr.. EDIToR: \ resolution was introduced at
the Saratoga Convention" by the Rev. John
Marsh, and advocated 10y him, cnjoinlng upon
Temperance men the proprety of giving their
support to Temperance Hotels The principle il
correct and j. now generally acted upon by these
who arc sincerely attached to the cause And al
lhOush at inst the practice may have been al
tended with degree of selfdenial, while this
class Of houses got "A lean support, yet now the
case is far otherwise Our Temperance Houses
are now among the very bes, We have. Having
been at first sustained from principle, and the
cause having now acquired a universal popularity,
they receive the preference Of large share Of the
travelling community, who find at those establish
r,cnt-, that quiet and substantial comfort.
bired Hith all desired luxury, which Is not to be
net with elsewhere.
La view Of this state Of things, a Circumstance
is mentioned to-day which, If true is matter OF
s.tonissmeat, as well as Of deep regret. IL is
sed that the Committee Of Arrangements for
teiving Mcssrs. MARSHALL and BnIGGs on We'd
n,sday next, have thought il necessary to provide
for them NJ the Astor House. And the reason AS
! undcr-i1ud j. because the Temperance Houses
are not stylish enough. Now, sir, the Aston j.
good house, | admit. | have but one objection TO
it--thes sell wines and liquors-that i, I'LL Mcy
can. But what o.: reflection il thus cast upon
csr Temperance Hotels Here we have Tempe
rance men. coming to us on Temperance mis-.
sion, under circumstances calculated TO give the
whole thing great Gclat-snc of whom, to the
knowledge of the writer, uniformly stops at u
temperance Ilouse-and shall we be told that
,hev csnrot be we'll pcrommcl lated except ri
splendid drinking house Cannot the City of
New-i ork, now first among the foremost in this
glorious reformation, furnish ihcse gcnicmcy with
lodgings nearer to their taste ! must they, in
their brief stay among IA, be subjected 70 the
nox uus fumes Of alcohol While in their own
practice they uniformly avoid such sccn"s cse-
where, why should Temperance men force them
upon them here!
Nj. Editor submit those hints as forc.hadow-
ing the public feeling on this subject and horc
the Committee will sec the necessity of con-
sailing the SENSE of the community in the matter.
trust that our friend Nh Marsh has not relaxed
in his zeal and perhaps he might here find pro-
per field for It's exercise by cHcring personal III
huencc MERCAToR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

IMPORTANT TO Store-keepers-l ne
subscriber offer. the public On addition to splendid
Of camphene spirt Lamp. OF his own maniactnre
carl. Bac1n's Backus'. Rust webGs Patent bgrn.l
oi various pattern ahordng opportunity to ihoe 70 80
of good and chSap light TO select Lamp 20 w" 81
,iou. Before purchasing. hose IN want OF Lamp, 80 N
II 10 their interest," 10 call al No. s',r
vision. or al IA. Greenwich street y b.-'u'
'lie,I hy wagons o"eea "eeA a. GEORGE MICHEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

TIE TIJn< lddrsf' i,tsr', post PAID 10 A. BRissANE-
y We intend n enter m day or tWe. upon the desrp,
iron of the practical organization OF Association; We shil
then -1rlan how The vsriOu. difficulties. which. ~"
fraref sand IN TIE OF tocat can De- overcome
We viii show fully among othrr things. how repUgnan an
dirty occupations can be performed.
y We are IN constant receipt letters inqurng when
fir, Association viii be commenced. and where VII oe
ocaed The first question, Ne casfo' answer, hut ~ if
and with some cenhLenCc that e doctrine spreads ~
rapdv a. has done the Tribune has been open n u
n A. W may able commence operations r,ni .Q7iHs
first AZ &C a0n should be enced near ars riy "h
wouli Offer good market fo { fruits vegetable purv
and other lighter producthe cultivation sd carr ~ "'"
are 50 attractive, and adapted 10 the women AMI
There are Other reasons why the vicinity Of a large CIV
would offer facilities which would be Necessary 10 tt
beprning: viii explain them fully later. u the organ
III . 81 the rt Association entrusted 10 - when u
probably would have 10 be-. We should wish located NJ"
nj No. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
ltASuMERE and Merino Shawls. Nous

! seine de Lame &c. &c 1. Piguoets Improvements
IN m, Bleaching department OF Us c>iaD slt'' oN W ~
of .ieam A. employed ~ tho finishing oi goo"> ed'' "
II, receive orders At much lower rate Than heretofore Sn
b,yetben more handsomely and eXpeiuousiy done 'Nu
,,ar, and Merino ~haWs restored Ia Their oi-ia C'
wouoeline de LANES Blonde Meckln, and oth'r Ilc's
cIeaned ard renewed sk hose ao restored n"t'n aug
,,L cnftains table covers, druggei, &c cleaned AMI
nrc.,d l. Pignoci continue, h, Dying Establishment 4,
nSu'i ~ az ~. - rl.,h,,, az I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
RAIL gOHN 4 VAN BLARCoM,
- IN CHRISTOPHER CHAMPLlN.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. Nc.-Os-

4 born LHule So FuI'onsireet opposite he United
Hotel. torssrly il0ts li'el Ntw-lotk, t"htre
the bushes, has been carried egiy YEAR pas'l who
importers ard G'reta Dealers tugi III AMI Anefi'
s,n Hardware, Cutlery. Ac. Sc oAcr "a Country Ner-
and o,l extensive assortment nj the lowest
market price. fnr ash or on approved credit
Purcla.rrs hereby invited call and examine the
sock. Which composed part Of Table AL Picket Cut
--v R.,or SCISSORS Ten ani Table SPOONS, Tea Trays.
Pans >ov and rou-s. Hollow Ware, >h9Nels AMI
spades Hoes. Forks. Rlhe,. >yies ANc> Eng, y, Wsg-
I'M B,S.> SLEIGH Han,e ans Hand B,, Cot aod Wrought
Nsil.. Crf Ticks Bll> AMI ~rswhss. Butt, >crrws,
tn,ks. Llche,. Hinges AnSs Vices, Fic> tugcr> Chr,
AMI Gor-r>. Planes, Speaf>', MI. P COss Gut, Iron
11i Bras, Back Saws. American loH RNrt> BECK lions;
scotch amt Waters o Ayre >onc. Tor marble pol,hersi
Bl Lead Pots. Genuine Harlem oil.
The subscribers Agents for the sale OF Aheron AMI iior
'o, celebrated Cast steel Coopcr and Caipenter> Edge
rpnl> IN general
A>,agcuI, Tor Minor shrlIei Well and C'tern Pumps,
manufactured by ~ Warren, warranted superior - any
,.th.r kinI b, Ne CHARLES OSBORN.
An.A D.. LII MN lml Gil AklEs :. LlIILE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

EOR SALE-i- lots of ground situated situated
II on the st side 81 the 9Th Av-nu- AMI o,
,o,t .r.e, sithsr IA body separately ai>o % on
The north side Of ist street go feet distant ron sns W
,, A. he ofFce of NJ John H. Power. Ne 20 Na,, j.
net The persons applying are particularly rrque,'ea, la
c,.e they 30 the owner To ies'e luen ha o
Mace. OF residence ~" ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
GERMAN SILVER.---JAS

Ia g. MOFFEIT, l2l r4acs-sip'st, near wooster,
V,nld particularly cal the attention NJ Hardware Dealers
and N,nuscurpr, his superior article OF German silver,
which he oil. sale holesae sni retail OF all ulck'
,sss,,r ~, =, or ami .attn... s22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

" waier.street four doors east Of CATHERINE hsrhet-
TIE Subscriber has in his mandatory, and under hs Own
immediate superntrndcnce OF the oldest AMI mo,t
experienced builders in ths city. ana 'h' .,t = i ~
o- building every description Of Boat, which enable, MN
10 furnish At the shortest Boats Of the most aPpoeu
model and workmanship, on the mot liberal terms a.,
Builder Of the Sultan Muscats Pleasure barge the
Wave Garelle Victoria, Atlantic Wakona Bro hyn, a.
Also the Ann. Of Prekskl Washington, OF Poughkeepst
ID hes OF HYDE Park; Sylph a-d Wave Of NOBLE "e
stewart OF Lousvile Madame Celeste, OF Ne" orra''
lr Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
ZING'S Spring Norice.-Self-R Rocking

L ING'S Spring Notlce.-Selt-kock
IN Chairs with sefadjus,ing loot rest; Merchant, VI
6cc Chair, see ,ho>e in the Custom H,u' Much
improved Recumbsnt Chair, OF beautiful formation ana pr
lei in comforts Wheel Chars-a kinds OF Chars made To
order VI W. KING, Patent Char Maker,
"a Broadway. between Grand and brrHne.
KINGS Chars hayr been awarded the First Premium at
h. two ast Fars OF the American Institute, ana hr war
MED superior any 10 tbs country or imported ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
ASSO CITATION
Or, Principles OF True Organization Of Society.

II TT, edifo-ftip n h column dIiinct fro- s' Of
Tie T.tBun< ADDER, ,tsr', post PAID 70 A. BRissAN
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Clothing ,-Chidrens' Clothing

I'D A very large asSorfmrni-sery geot qua.f-'cff
che.p-Gvo 4 Ho,t i ca. ". liBlverY. would reslrc'
frly INFORM their patrons ami TIE public generally u az
ihev have again been making extensive prera atoms il ts
larger a..o-ts~l OF rov' ari Chilrrn.' Clothing tan
thy before have had Tie pubic az invited ~ can
and examine their goods iii par lar reference T. glllN
and prcr. 1eru.s cash ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

4 4 Cement, North River Lump Lane and Whts-wa.h
-, Lime for sale bv John r. Tho> Cumming, Jr 81 the
corner of Troy r,l wesrects, a Tompknssreet and
al the South Ferry Brooklyn The following articles taken
in exchsng. toe above n wflour barrels Nth two
head, - cents ea,l-ip with head y cents sugar
hbl. 81 cents mol,>es his 81 molasses tercrs 81
cc. each: lime bh> head. cents, do t~o heads, "
cents. delivered either Of the above places. all lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

~ Ia Witam-,ireet, confines Ia manufacture sh'ef
Ware OF the best description and of the latest patterns
Presentation Vases Pitchers Waters Tea aud Coffee ser.
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chlirens Mugs rlchv
chased and appropriately designed ~.
Also Dessert Fruit Knives sud Forks silver blades rorS
and spoons. king threaded and pas threaded patterns
Prtc Medals various pattern, suited M prizes oil FLO
rirultural Horticultural and Agricultural Societies.
Orders bv letter punctualy attended To-
The whole of these articles are manufactured ON me Pe
ni.s of sterling silver and expense spared IN
the beauty os tlr workmanship.
~ B-D1wngs AMI estimates NJ articles Tor presensuon
~ -, ,,rnisl "a ia sn.v-r IN nm annrsfion f26 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
lTFW STEAM SAW MILL.-The sub

N 7 w = 7 IIIf VI ~ " TT "'| -,
crihers having their mill in ull operation are Toy
,,, m execute Al short notice all orders WIN "hch
~ MAJ, he favored in white pine white oak and "rorsia
- g., Bui,ling Timber OF every descr Suon; drrk ann
-, pi,nts. n, iroa. aud Bridge Timber, OF az "he>i
W.. ~ pfapL and Machine dimension .fui "eufgi"
pine Columns Giriers Plank, &c; Blind Makers Ls'n,
Palss and Pickrs Oakum Stats AMI esrry " d. T;o
,,I ,nfr White Pine White OAK and Georgia flhe mn-
her in the log suitable tor spar makers ana othls.
,.ove articles will be furnished u customers on N'f
nale term, tor cash or approved paper arl WI " x
yer,l Al tbe mill or other place. IN te cr, ~ W. wv"
nrookivr and vicinity. LEWIS 3. GRIFFIN GU.
lie scot foot OF 18Th street Norm ri'rr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
y E.-lIhyfea's superior Pen, Or ale to tie Trade a
if. manufacturing - frt.~ az
ii AKDWAKE. American Locks, &c.--

III NTNUN NM, NUtFlCdU TaUthS, W.
L 4 VAN BlASCONS CHAMftlN, SUCCESSORS 20
r. , II Roosevelt ~ Peadstrst i,ecoud door above
Ssehu1n-,greetl lfsr On Bll,> AMI Dealers. America
fn Lock-, e. :. uch >hinc Door Trimmings. MOriee
IphS >re Door LcA>. A.. 10 any TIM snsss IT
l~' art. 'or lr ale % ami beautiful Mon
re- LNCk il article c0uhi~s all the aiVansgs> 1T the
r,ull Nnr-e Io,k 1ni Afforded lrss price than
~ Rim Lock hen, avn- or Than - pr cent The
ou. and economical are invited 10 call at the 10
p--r Il. and rsann t,r themselves, who're they VIII hns
- u>t complete a>scrtrrrt NJ Builders H,riwavc sni
n r, D, low rates a. u any othsr housr ~ cv, tssae
NJ --saiL 1OIlN 4 NAN BLAkCoM,
1.np -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
& GERMAN Fancv Goods.

Brushes Perfumery Joseph elliott and other >ieei Ie
Cuerv Hook, and Eyes Pins, Needles, Accorons Poch
Of Books Sik and Leather Purses Beads AMI Bead bag
and Purse, Spectaces, &C. together with grer t1l
u,ent OF all article, in he above line on>hesN country
merchants are respectfully invited u call when ynE u,
i, and examine The stock a. !, bel eyed tha o. >ua
inducements are offered, At C. H. DthiiN"r'
nj I'M "a Maiden Lane and Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
INSURANCE. against Loss or Damage
.VuT,AL INsURANCE.-On Dwell

in- Houses and Furniture only, profits returned 10
the A.,nrcd-TIIF not >EHOLDEKS NUT Al IN
STRANGE COMPANY. Ofnce 81 Merchants Exchange,
corner of lillian and " alsreets The aentonoi ioa>c-
holder. : respectfully requested n the annexed plan Tor
.rpar9 no the insurance of Dwelling Houses and furn
ture from that OF store, ami Merchandise , 49,,
II {, we'll known that ano,t all the l's'es Incurred IN e
buuc OF insurance. the result OF the burHg OF 'aud
BILE stores and costly goods , .-,.f,
Tin, nc a>, the expense of insurance To the houhod-
er and NAV possibly deprive him OF te very security iur
b;rb no. nav. his premium the case iu the great hre
OF 1876 when thu whole capitals oi 50 many insurance 'ni
name. werc totally by the destruction OF tn, KIND OF
property; and many dwellings len tor time "hoiy un
projected by insurance. ii. / 49,
,,oiler feature recommended to your attention, is the
vi,ion of IN, profits among those who are insured ny u'
Company. -, d, r., ,L;.h ~
tor ,vng expsn.es aud losses srepresested 10y scrip anu
i usd 10 the assured IN proportion to the amount o tuI
insurance which thus obtained ~ cost snu sn9uu ~"
h,.icss of the Company all realize The eftro'1o :"
- d;r.r,ors IN. expenses oi insurance upon nWeHWg
.cS and ,urpiiure IN be diminished by more than one
nresrn rates by ofhe return OF the earned
premiums. .. -. f.,
Tins Company Is prepared to insure against loss or dam
~ lac fire Dwelling Houses Household Furniture, rate,
Family Store, Libraries, Pcure., statuary, cabinets o.
neral. and other Objects Anatomical Cole, TONS ana an
Iion.cbold Prop,rtv ordinarily kept in dwelling house,"
Every person nsurinc with thus Company - ebuues 10 one
yotr ior each hundred dollars insured
lie rate. OF insurance and all other particulars may De
otta med on application at the otIic Of the Company
DIRECTORS;
Gulan C. NerplaEck, ARsberson Rodgers
Robert Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin
William ~ HarisOn trcderlch ScnuO,uIc'
DANIEL seymour Srrlen Cambre!eng
A. n RODGERS President
ID. c. TAYLOR, SECRETARY
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DEALERS, look at this AT

HLOCK DEALERS, look at tins AT
4 suITUs CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT, corner OF
line Bowprv and Division street Newly orb where superior
clocks of every description made may be seen Ctcss
of all ort, and sizes cheap the cheapel anh As Rorn
a. he b,,t At wholesale retail Extra Town CiTh
mai, At mi, e.tabls hmrnt, put up and warranted Also
600 article of the ChrOnOmeer order Tor ships sraHboao
&C. Every Kind of Clocks iaade order. Repairing OF
,, dos, rinriou done bv competent workmen All art-
ce, sold at Ibis establishment warranted T..
HIM shop for making small Machinery, Models ior rai'
EMS, &c &C. All kinds OF Wheels and Pinens cut on
.nperinr cutting engine -, III. r =.
IA large stock Of Yankee Clocks seung on n
wholesale al cost, Of room to store ues tAe
e'i'"e ' IL SMITH, Proprietor.
U,,~,,ce II Rowcrv old sign Of the Golden Clock,
n, 5'n Overlooking Chatham Square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
INCUR AND A HALF POUNDS of

Il baked Bread. at the old stand, % Ludlo"sue.i
three doors from the corner of Graud-street reno" CHI
ren. fthe quality equal % any and a' l3rse . j.
advertised don't buy ~ IT equal IN quality ana 20 hll'h
suneror m size To bny Il must decidedly ~ your interest
N,o Cracker, ,Xpence per pound Cakes Pie and Russ
W 4. HllLMf>. - LunHIN-N-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
THINKS. TRUNKS

manufactured TO order and for sale by T. H. NJ
ny Ne 2lg Greenwich street. corner Barclay lba>tmcnp
New-York r.. H. y. keep constantly on hand every dr>
crpiior OF Travelling and Packing Trunks Carpet Bag
Na,es ladies waterproof Hat Boxes and Trunks whoe-
-. :, .,,h,ng. ais I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
INSURANCE.
TTNA Fire Insurance Company of y.

ETNA Fire Insurance Company of \.
IA Y-OHce No = wai-,t-ln,ure against -, cr
damage hv Ire dwelling hou,e>. stores go'' l iarr.
y,... ,n er car1c, n port ami properly generally, on
A, favorable term, ~ any oihrr o1ice
DIRECTORS.
,i,,-res Town G. : wooihuH John r. stag.
join Afas C;e-rss Pnmtrov, ?. X. CLAYTON,
81. -. PIT T. L0u-s FnuIks. Geo. Colgate,
RI,.,ll >frlh.us, ). y. " valentine, ls1i /. iii''
Chester Clark W.. Nhiru RIGHT, X W h.i'ANrn.
l.. ". Hoffman, VIM. \. +. feut, g. '" Coz
ID >.i.H. VI /. Mar,h, lo> an r>on,
- p, 4 Vrilrr Joshua Jones.
\ " Urre.lsu. Iro. Nan B1>kerck, sia> Wood,
Tl,oq, Aatlony Daniel l. cray M,,,,n ~. l'i,..'
CHARLES TOWN. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

HYDRAULlC LlME.-Ths article was
fir, introduced into the NerNors ma rket four years
since by the subscriber. and has ever since bgn sd- III
r.nui, on among owner, and builders The io"" ns nay
bee develnped IN wit That makes the strongest n"ndo
any lime nov know n 100 the market i q, cheap a. 1Y
work, cool when properly made and tempered; VIII h'i
part, sand air RAJ, and ~attrisnt' thN' IN
me-, of quck.lme and all the adhcsV'n,ss oi tydanc
Cement Without the Objectionable features uf Cement % set
ting too oon staining aud cracking the "d an not
80 ,ite and ike cement the OHrner j. wet or over
oved by water the stronger becomes IN three moh'As
forms a. .irons bond a. other quckmc m three years
II ma, be used for stone brick work and pssterng
owners about to build would do well to examine he ar
s,ior. sing rarbor Staten Island, built by Mr. Joseph
Tucker. a., ,h,o.e Seaman
Hunt. MI, ,u c,r NJ Tonl,,
hy Nr LORENZO Mo.o, and the Institution tor tie Bind
built by the same. a. " ,,u, D..
No..r. Frazer & Blna--Mr It. Fryre, HcnlnoL g.
Tba Rr0or.-,f Church built by Mes,rs. i fricr ~nh>
Two brick bindings IN WaSerley race, near SIX" w,
nue.. built by Mr. Ira Toppng-Mr WIN Hurry aI,,.'e,'
Fifteen brick dwelling, ~ >lHt, amn n,,S lam.
r Murray hy Mr 4 II Cha>'-hr Isaac luc',, ~ u
A manson TOR Cen Jones' ia Washington rd'o' JUN
by Mr. VIM Tucker. ,.,., A. MN
Block OF buildings for Mr \. Bake ana 0'hes ~ WI WIN
"A Raueti, architect, No. Na.-'t 49, o., $1,000 A., r.,
Mechanic,' Banking Assoc aon Wal-'trect VIZ rfo''
builder. . IA, T.. n. Uto.l,ndb y
Cbr,st Cbprcb. bv Mr. James Stewart; Emanuel shgrrn
bv NJ Run: Third Presbyterian Church, by VIZ, r. 'opD
large stone building at West Point tor the 'dueS' ~
Mr. Nandeventer. -, - A.. U,rriott.
r, ,cI ,y bo delivered at the works NJ hngstoh' o
am, where on The Hudson River or New-ioA IarOot VI
vntv At ono dollar per barrel, barrels reuIneu ol oe
dollar amt ten ceni', Win h'rres llee ~ ""' 0
in qgan, te . MY Fa'''' '"' ABIJAH SMITH.