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New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
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AA VALUABLE PRO PERTY for sale

iXilA Brooklyn flights, and eight lots On Columbia
tt between Cranberry and Orange streets, extending l5G
Fuman Lot 81 Fulton 80 eet front,
running through James both valuable situations for
business, Also tor sale. wlliam>burg! or 10 lots
First between North il and North lt
tending several hundred eei te the line. The whole
any part NJ this property will f sold low most OF the
money remain ON mortgage Tor one or more years
For particulars apply j. G.. RULLEft, ~ SAINTS,
mo I'm Aunm ~. BROOKLYN.
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sssa LINN .E.lN BOTANIC GARDEN

-. AND NURSERIES,. Observation-Disclosures new
Catalogues with The reduced prices may he obtane gra-
s AZ the office, 20 Nassau street, and lt Dayton New
ans Fu lion and Nassau and VIII also be sent
per mail to all who apply pos, Paid Orders ett above.
by mail Will receive prompt attention, and the trees
re forwarded a. directed
Ali orders he directed the subscriber, and the
public have already been cautioned against persons pre-
nday be agents Mr. Garretson and Mr.. Goh have 10
concern whatever with this establishment.
Flushing, March 2is 1872
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aA TO LET OR LEASE-Tbe upper

~ TO LET OR .LEASE-The upper
i"M par1 OF new handsome and convenient Hor ~
* ;lir corner of East Broafway and Cntnn-street
expressly for gentse. Hotel and BoardiugH u.s. af
tIr1 large in the second story cornmunIeat.s a
room, in The app-r stores all With he-paces, gra s
marble nan:es and anbs The situation
healthy, and the prospect from the seve.at =; ash
5orood 5s The By I'D Dock d Carriages and rsPassc n:
House every quarter hsar 70 na.sey H MORGAN
corner OF Eas, Broadway AID CliHton-ss- 0r Terms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

HA FOR SALE,-A handsome little tlace
Lku in Ncw-Jersev. II miles from iiobaken and miles
nbo,- tie town OF incheiaCk, and the. river. The
above place conss, OF handsome House, Kitchen and
Barn. and the lo little threequater> nj an acre OF
uu >,uat, the roads the New Bridge,
md rnv be had cheap itappIed Tor in few days
AiSo handsome building ot. little distance from the
House, containing rcnrlv i,e Apply al No 2Se
Sprngstfeet second story, where full description VIII be
ms N
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
THE BOWERY Fashionable Millinery

HaHE BOWERY Fashionable Millinery
Establishment and Cheaprst Ladies Bonnet Store IN
New YORK S4l Bawery between Walker and Hester srs.
Mr.. A. BOWN tenders her e.rnetn thanks 70 her
numerous, patron. and The ladies OF New York generally,
and wishes them thar first opening oi French
Spring Fashions w be Saturday, April ID 3i2 wien
lie " Ill be pleased To all her OLD again
Southern and country liners will, this store have
opportunity o! seeing large assortment, and price
commensurate with the times.
The Fashions rec icrd monthly. m3 3t'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
ia FOR SALE.-A valuable Country

"a FOR SALE.-A valuable Country
49, Seat IN the town Of Jamaica. L / The subscriber
TOR sale his Properly part thereof, NAV suit p
pcant, ~thfrom 70 or 10 acres OF isn al ntird iot
IN sections with fruit and ornamental trees: the middle
section highly improved, with all the eonvensnfss 10 sun!
g-nteel family with yarlety OF choice fut In n
ornamental trees brr.Ss and grape .ns ID abundance.
The house > very substantial and modern built outhogses,
barn and fences all and in complete order Tho whole
property viii be sold 10 make It desirable IN
vesten OF part view OF improving The aaolang sec
ions Terms very favorable upon application TO ad.
drsSs zoos, pat) irn22 In J. h POILLON, Jamaica
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n23 81 WAL r. PRINCE Sole Agent
t:@ EARNS For SALE-One of 80

IL. tho town OF Shutdown, L. l. on the man
cttry road about half OF which cleared, the other
ai tDtr, and nil in gom FENCE III healthy nelghbor.
ooJ with schools The Land good aud ~ siuaed
can l. made several convenient Farms WIN
proportion olable and woodla4d TO each lis convenience
tue Railroad ld> induced number OF mechanics 10 erect
houses for their families this land and very desirable
It. viii be a,ll at $5 per
Also, Faru OF 2i0 the Sound and good har-
bor, in an excellent VILLAGE. The Land is in very pro-
ucve condition, we'll fenced nad watersd large quantity
and locust trees, and 10 acres Of timber comfortable
house, barn and other ouhnGlhgs II Is every way very
desirable 1cnle-l farming residence II viii lc sold
cheap and large part OF the purchase money may remain
mortgage For particulars OF both apply al al8 ron,
Sey.York m26 Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

4 UMBRELLAS, Parasols and Sun shades
al Wholesale and rerai-.A full and COM plee a-eOrt
ren OF the ahov- articles, manufactured al Newark ~
Dealers win find il 10 their advantage TO call ana exanlne
before purchasing else rr every article manufactured
by me co:nbn-. with Durability, and al prices low
fr than AZ any other establishment in the United Sta-s.
also have the excsice right manufacture g. Wards
Patent Portable Umbrella very desirable articlr for raH-
eers as il can ee folded AM. put in srdinary Valse.
Newark March 1912 [mZ2 lm-l RICHARD WARD.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
lsA DRY GOODS Store and Houses to

&5A DRY GOODS Store and Houses to
-E.E Let in Brookyl-Thr House and Store No.
Linden Row, Fulton street, opposite the Military Garden
with front both Wiloughby and Fulton streets, we'll
pied for DTy Good, preference will be- given
Hose " ho want for that purpose store OF the
And very much wanted in The negl glborhood The store
stand. al thu junction Adams, Joralemop, Woughby
md Roerum in Fulton III" greatest toroughiares in
TN. city.
Also TO let, the dwelling part OF No Linden Row,
tanning and large a'lc, finished IN superior
manner with marble untes and folding doors in the par
Iors Rent S75.
Aso the double House in Pearl street. adjoining
The Fifth Pe>byerla Church, corner OF Wtoughby street.
avg tou each foor tinshedi in very superior
manner. Rent only 800.
Also Two brich.trot dwelling Houses, OF TiIlary
and Fnon streets Reu, OF $500 and The other, which
we'll adapted for pectablr school $40. Apply TO
Hillary street NH 3t'S"so
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

XNT ANTE )-Families in or out of the
Wv oty procure good help for any capacity, with
good city reference Apply city office IS Cana-st and
charuy. ul2 I'm
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sys FOR SALE-A well. improved Farm

-sss IS ac situated Huntington icws>hip, l.. l.
3nue> nom le>leambNa; landing ai Nor,hpovt and miles
Ir railroad BABY l0n Gond buildings 20 nj
wafer, and good teRseS Pace S.,2o Tor aru- so for
stock. hIrnug utensils. &c. One hal: remain on the
2iace- ftlc ,putnbe aud possession gNcniMmetaety
For particulars apply 10 the the premises 10
ltr Joseph " eei. ~ Diyi>;on-s;. y. Y. M Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
ri Il $MlTH \ WHlTMOkE, l6 JokD u; up Stairs
Az FOR SNl.E-A Farm, situated at

-s. Far SccInwuy /. l. within short distance OF the
Marine Pavilion, ~ Il fronting On the bay and ocran \!
c9 70 which first rate ,labe land
The due gori gr1>s ueadow land and woodland
On he prrms /, neat Farm House. Bara asd other out
buildings O the city hotli 10y land and wa
EuqfirC samuel Il Il. Norton the premises or
pf John NcwLau>r. Ne lS5 Water->rreet, y. y
Also. other property sale similarly situated. Apply As
icior,.. >,a,.q. mi7 lw'
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! 20 hFOR PEEKsKILL, WEIR

T Ee AT. POWELL & cos Line
.SrstSssSFTE, For NEwBURGIi, landing at CALD.
WELLS, WEST POINT, and COLD SPRlNG:-Thr
s,eambeat Highlander Capt. Robert Warrop. will leave
foot of Wares. every Monday, Thursday. and saturday
at+ NJ Returning willlea Newburgh every Monday
A. NJ and Tuesday and Friday al 5 P. NJ.
For freight passage apply TO the Captain on beard
Baggage and freight OF all descriptions Bank bills OF sPe-
ci board, be the risk OF the thereof unless
BILL OF lading or receipts be signed for the =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

w .ANTED-A girl to go about45 miles
Wv into the country do plain cooking and house.
work generally. Apply at 624 Broadway, between and
O'Clock. r. NJ. mi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
HA FOR SALE.-i,arga!ns Bargains -

X, For sale e1rhsnsv. - saston- Lasd.
4.;anjHc les each, ~l ct superior quality, VA
err with tine ans! covered With tne such
'ri;. oak hickory beach, walnut, ard sycamore
The | II adapted wheat corr: oats Cotton tobacso
and IRISH potatoes Tie above is Viii lac ~old al
reaaced prices an,! ~ ,ult or they viii be eS-
changed tor almost any Kind at merchandise. For maps,
Lirr- nm. l..-rt t-Ilr ,lA tn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

N7ANTED-American and colored Ser
Wv wants, with good references, No 17s Broad,
way and lS9 Bowery. Also young for all situations
Houses and apartments let l6tf
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

IRVING INSTITUTE-An English and
4 Classical Boarding School for Ysung Gentlemen AZ
Tarrytown, Wesclicster County, y. Y
The Summer Term OF this Institution will commence on
he 2d Of Nav next Catalogues containing particular ia
formation can be had the bookstore OF WIZ a. Csnan
POS Broad,say nf T.=J. Crowen, G33 Broadway: or H.
5. Raynor, 76 i,swery.
WM. r. LYON, a, NJ. r.i,oin,,s
mi VI WlS I'm CIIAS H. LYON. A. VI. i'''S'l'"'N'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

MONEY advanced III large or small sums,
YH on almos, all description, OF personal property mer'
chandi,e &c Persons aboring under temporary etnoar.
.,,ssmen will find this respectable source OF obtaining re-
ei Apply a, SIS John-slreet. Nassau, ON e No = %
cnni door. Omen from 10 I'LL = n-O olN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

VNO Surveyors, Builders and others
Il WANTED, situation, b. young man who under
sands common plan drawing and the general business
urvcyor> office clerk in general store either whole.
sale or retail Address T. II. 81 tranklin corner OF
Church. street nl29 6ts
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

NM ANTED-A situation for lad az an
w Apprentice 10 a Machinst or Iron Foundry
Apply City Office IS Canal street.-the produce good
reference. m29 Ct
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

zee, ICE, ZICF-Hotels, Steamboats,.
4 Packets, Families, T. applied n, all times Nth Rack
land Lake Ice on applc the knickcbocker Ice Or
nee sl7 Greenwich Of Duane street. All Of
ders for shipping propery attended To nitii de.patch
~; 4w JOHN D. AScOUGH < co.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

= hPEOPLE'S LINE of Steam
SSrsE15Ss boat for Albany daily, a, O'Clock 2.
M from the pier between Courtland and Liberty streets
The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Brainard, leaves
This "wednesday afternoon, al O'Clock. -
The steamer ROCHESTER, Capt a. p. St. John, leaves
Teaorruw t'rhur day. Afternoon at o clock
The above boats and substantial. furnished with
elegant State Rooms for speed and accommodations are
unrvaed on the Hudson
For passage freight, apply loP c. Schultz, 1.-THE Office
on the wharf, or on board.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
VvHE- CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

fer for SALE at LEI Cha1ham-et- NewYo1k the cheap
es and RIOS, genuine IN The wora In quantity Do'
ess than ounces If any article purchased at uer es.ab-
shrent should not give full saactlon II IS requested thai
hey be brought sack-,hc money will be returned u ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

POARDING-Sl per day, or Meal.
I'D 81 so Lodging 81 IS per week: Pious and other
respectable persons look in at Gate Manhattan House
wav m2S Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

NM ANTED-A Writer'S place by young
| man who has had long experience in that business
III, reference is OF the first class Apply at The Cy Office
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

THO PARENTS and Guardians.-ln or
der 10 suit the convenience 0i students, Had are 9TH
.e ocrupcd through the DAY. l.c Undersigned viii in
n,nrv aeYole the hours from To p II. TO the destruction
OF yo0ng gefderea with reference TO 'e duties ct
ye d-.k TIE object is render them familiar wilh the
oature OF accounts. -nrltie them favorable recep-
''2a T,s,f ar '' THOMAS JONES Is3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

y = FARE AND FREIGHT
-. .REDUCED:mREGu 'Roi1H MAiL LINE LINE
for PKOV fDENCE and BOSTON. via STONlN@IoA
aud NEwPORT-Composed OF the following superior
Steamers running in connection wh the stoninston aho
Prpyid-nce and Boston and Providence Rallr ads
The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain CoHsstoch
RHODE ISLAND. Ztha%ec,
NARRAGANSET, oo!>ey
MORGAN, fanueFnu-
One Of which vii! leave New-York daily Sundays
cspteD from pier No. y. River, Battery Place al r VI
Far. TO Boston $S-Deck Passage 81 p
Providence - - 81 -.
irrdrg cement
The RHODE ISLAND, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS for Stonington -r,,,
passengers OF the arrival The steamers at sonHston
may take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately 10
Providence and Boston, and for the acconmodaoon OF per
sons ave;ny between NewYork and New port me s'eai
boa. Trains viii stop wckord long enough 10 saVe ara
receive passengers ,a,
To Boston, on goods weighing !orty pounds or upward.
10 The cubic foot, 50 per tor, and on measurement
goods. cents per foot ,,.
TO Providence on measurement goods, cents i~! cape
foot and specific articles per tnrlh TO be cois': a
ofhce - Broadway. 49,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

nc COAL. COAL,..-PRICE Re-
FO. duced.-Rea Ash Peach Orchard Coal, OF The
per ;e delivered from the yard free oe Garage Apply
The ward e HouSon and Mott al the yard corner
:; Hammond and Greenwich-stS
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REAL ESTATE

.A- y. House and Stable, with bali acre OF sycuL
ac!Ir. the uori-y.. OF Filth Avenur and l5i
street Apply al 2no Grtenwici,.street. ms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

WANTED-A Boy or Man, from Is to
w 25 years old, 10 90 50 miles from this City, as a
clerks store connected with iron works. Apply at I2
John street between the hours Of 10 and II O'clock m29
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10


We had intended to have given orr readers to
day abstract account of the facts in the case OF
the American brig Creole, and fine letter Of ,ho
Secretary Of State. Mr.. Webster to Mr. Everett. in
struotlng him 10 demand Of the English Government
fail naturalization for the loss of properly ON
board Of Ibis vrssal;--but we haze been prevented
by several DAYS ndisposiIion As yet we are not in
the bands ofthe decor, and therefore, have every
reason 10 anticipate not only a happy issue from
present Ills but that we shall be enabled 10 ''toe ths
mark right up and Dress" at our abors of next
week. In relation to the case of The Creole, We
have hence concluded to use the scissors npon the
N. Y. Herald, and submit the following btef re-
capluaion from that paper.
- The case Of the Creole was peculiarly hard
one. A bona fde merchan, vessel belonging to the
United Gaias. sails nnder the United States Haq from
a United States port towards another part with GER
tain passengers, merchandise. and several neg-oe
after being out al sea a few DAYS these negroes re-
volt, comm. murder, and all sorts Of ouiraqes,
seize the vessel plumber the cabin. dress themselves
out in some of the stolen articles, and command
British port and accordingly, under force, and
for iear of losing their lives, they compelled TO
run the vessel into port Of ono Of the British West
India Islands. On the outraro reach ing this stage.
the duty Of the British authorities was clear and
distinct. They should have aided the captain and
in securing every one Of the negroes rut them
in irons, put the shio in proper order th7t tho cap
tain might bring back the negroes to the port Of
Richmond whence they started, and have Them
tried fnr mutder and piracy
This is VIVA, ,hoy orgh, 80 have done, now ,vhn
did they do' They came off to the vessel added
nbuse and insult TO the ininr'es which the captain
passengers. and crew had already received from thc
negroes; took sides Immediately with the thiere.
and murdarers allowed them 10 pInnder the vos
sci and retain possession Of their III gotten booty
made common cause with the b acls, against fht
Americans +, procured one vessels 10 take
all the negroes who wished to go there to Iamaca
and ridicued the idea Of the captain being ahlt
| to claim any recompense satisfaction for these
| nutrages ard some even went so far as 10 asscr
that the captain and not only deserved all The
| brutal treatment which they received hut that i
they had been murdered, they wonld have got uc
more thaa their deserts .
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

with violence the demonstratye proofs contained in
the treaty, of our rights to this territory. She has,
therefore, in carrying out her wishes, manifesy but
one alternative which is, 10 enforce il she can.
her pretenlions against right 10 propose conyen-
tona boundary. II she takes the latter course, it
must be founded on an equivalent for any conces-
sion made for her accommodation, aud that equiv
a,eat must be satisfactory to Maine, which holds tho
right of State jurisdiction, and one rnoiety of Tho
soil; 10 Massachusetts. which holds the other uloiely
of the SOIL and to the United States, which hold the
power of negotiation and settlement; for we can
acknowledge Constitutional right to transfer terri
tory and jurisdiction without the assent of the States
Interested.
Should questions of this description DO discussed
or listened to with favor by the U. States and Maine,
the interest and rights of the Commonwealth inyoy-
ed in the issue would be of great magnitude and
pressing importance.
Without any evidence of coming events beyond
probability, have thought such contingency SO
likely to occur, that could not reconcile il with my
duty to leave it unprovhed Cor. | have therefore
brough, it to your consideration, not because doubt
Inc character oil our title 10 the territory, or because
would invite terms Of compromise which would
involve voluntary surrender of what belongs to Us,
or would imply any uncertainty TO resolute
determination to maintain our rights, but that pro-
visions may be made for making known tho sen,i-
ments of the Commonwealth, in case of CONFRONT e
shall be discussed with a view to a settlement. The
sentiments of Maine and the United States are I'M
known to me, except disclosed to the public: but
do not view it an impossibiIity that terms may
be proposed which will meet the appreciation of
both, and it is for this event | would have the Com
monweaIth preparod-that she may assert and VIM
dicae her just rights, and at the time DO
whatever is consistent with them to promote an
anicab,c adjustment of the controversy. Believing
the present provisions Of law be inadequate for this
purpose, submit, for your consideration the propri.
ETY. of snch further legislation shall enable the
Commonwealth to meet any emergency which may
come, in which her interests, as State, shall be
involved. J. DAVIS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
BATH NAME THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 49, 1912

them all. Are we stdnding high up, on the
mountain of fame unconscious of the depth below
and despair. Our fondest hopes and dearest ties
must soon be Dissolved. One thing should be
done, we should live in readiness for this great,
this important change. Religion should be made
the business ofour lives, the controlling princl-
pie Of every action. determination should be
frequent; we should see to it that we are in the
faith, rooted and grounded in the love of Christ;
whether we have in possession are earnestly
seeking that holiness without which no man can
see the Lord. Chris. Her.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

NR. CLaRKE Having seen an article in the
Boston Advertiser ef the ION ul, in faylr OF
Capital punishment was led into The following
train Of reflections The writer says a the com
menccment, that the question simply IS ,'saall The
murderer be punished with death Now admit
that # there was not 4 shadow of doubt in regard
to no the murderer was in any case, then there
would not appear to be SO much evident njus-
tee in INJECTING the punishment Of death that
there now is; but when We consider how errng
man may be led away b. missaprehension Of
anolher's motive to action-by prejudice, by flse
Representation, and above al! By Perjury aud
Brbery-oughl we to say that hi or that man Our
Brother by ties Of nature which bind the whole
human family in one ,)shall forfeit his life Ought
we frail worms take 1t upon us to jndge one i'll
Gods own hinge to be worthy Of dealh-ought
we to take it upon Us 10 send fellow being into
the presence Of his God and ours Coud You,
think YOU, feel justified in the sight Of God If the
law Of the land require it at your HANDY in being
the instrument in the hands Of the law, to inflict
the blow that would server the soul from The body.
Who would be willing 10 take the place Of the exc
cutioner? Who wou L not rather had almost said,
take the place Of the accused and might in
many cases say 50, cases in which the helpless
gclia, was as innocent as the lamb when led
to the slaughter-but The stern law Of the land
has said It and die he must. GqHtyor not Guilty,
the fat has gone forth and there is no release,
the crave hides ALL the mans voice IS hushed in
death. The demands Of the law have been answer.
ed and that is reason enough; but there i,a rncb-
ming day at hand, and think yon that innocent
man viii not rise up in judgment against his nc
cusers, think you his blood viii not be required
at their hands 1t may be thought there NJ
cases of the kind, or at least very taw ! hope
they are few, and wish could say there were
none; but the criminal calender win not bear me
out in it.--Not manvyears siuce in Liverpool OF
London, q do not at this moment remember
which) certain nobeman was robe ofh5 watch
and Jewels in the highway, by three men. The
next day he identified the men as he supposs i
they tried and Executed; in the curse q
afew weeks three Elen were tried and conyistea