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beben mir fot9enbes Grei9nib berous, bon
Dem ct, leiner Qusfaee nab, in feinen
&nabeniabrsn ielbit 3eu9e selpeien it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
VOL. III. NO. 4.

bodv. tl,ou.l, he finds he cannot endure near SO
much hard ship as hc could in his own country
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. the colorcd assistant Mis-
sonarics, were in good hra!,'i
Mr. Ravnl.ad had hired house ct Sierra Lee
one of sutiiccn, size accommodate all tho AIMS
tad Airicaus and the missionaries. and all their.
goods For ,lis=L he sovc four dollars 4
week.. So-ko-,na one Of tho Alnistad Africans
had agreed to cook for tic whole party at two
dollars month, and have his clothing kept whole
They consume daily nbou; twenty quarts of rice
and u shilling sterling worth Of fish. The clothes
arc curricd out of town for washing, some brook,
according to the custom; Of the place NJ the town
Is too dusty to dr. clothes in Mr.. r. is getting
his tools ready for use, and will be fully prepared
for entering upon tho performance OF whatever
carpentry, &cnay be necessary when thcy have
selected ltsaton. The missionaries donot seem
a. all disccarugpd but labor as n'en who expect
70 do urea, things Should they settle at Cape
Mount they will be under the protection OF the
Government ut Sierra Leone.
Two or three sl;,vars had been brought into port
by the British cruisers aud condemned, and mum
bcrs of ,heslave marts along Tie coasts have been
recently destroyed british ships Of war. his
will DO much to check TN, diaboical traffic.
-rhc-c are the leading facts contained i'll the
letters Others willdoubtlc.s soon be received,
svins US the result of the exploring and lls
SPOT fixed on for the location Of the Mission.
4Ie,r. l,i;t, dpri 10th, 1912 l.. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

,i,,.. After thirty centuries Of controversies AID
revolutions in ,tnanc. the world has not 20; fHeA
able to define xha, Liberty is, and nofnll and sa;-
siac.orv explanation Of j, has been given.
Ii5cr:y. ta}er Is STREE scientlfc scnse-=e's
Mites the complete or integral ereloP@ent-'ao.
raj intellectual on2 pAysieal-ot. beings ..lan
is irc,, when all theFAcuLTiEs,zTA and ca
rAclriEs with which Nature has creowed him. are
called out and pcrcctcd,-whcn fell scope Tor
their ,ru. ana legitimate Exercise IS given tys2-
cc,y and the enjoyment Of the pecusliary reward
and the honor< which result from their ac syltf are
securcd=to him.
Liberty. Equality ard Democracy exist soci-
cts when is Institutions are 50 organized as 70
rnura n,ae TO cvc.y Being this full complete
Development OF HI, Nature, and the means c" tic
free and unrestricted action Of The Mind. with all
its powers, and the BODY.
Society is the mechanism in which Man lives :;
the object Of Mans existence is Development
D.velopnent o.; his Heart, that he may lovc,-)e-
veoprncn,=ot ms Mind, that lie may k1o0',-lo1-
yoloumcnt Of his Body. that he may act. Il God
has endowed hu,,tn faculties and capacities ii
is a natur;,! und aalicnabe Right which ne pos
.essrs. that thcy should be called ont II any=afe
snotlcrcd. he is degraded: lie is outragcd=l!zh's
dearest tights, he is ,yrannizel and oppressed
h.qigidual Liberty. tAcn is integral Develop
ncnt:-and Social Liberty exists "hcn the or
sanzation Of Liberty secures tie COMPLETE pcvel-
orment and Expansion Of 'Fc=wilole naprcz".
Man, and the free exercise Of all modes o! hulna'.
.iotviiy
When all the talents and Capacities and all TIC
varieties Of the genius Of Mankind are thoroughly
cultivated and can act freely and produce then
fruts-yyhcn The earth. as rcsut=ni their action
WILDE beautifully cultivated and clnbcliished, ard
covered with noble monuments Of Art. When all the
Sciences and universal l,IHlh will be discovered
,yhcn Social Harmony will reign, then will Man
existence o., the Garth be reflex OF Gods life, anc
then vii be have attained and fulfilled his destiny
Wesha continue this subject to-morl"w.=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
A S S OCIA TON:
r. Principles OF True Organization of Society

OUR ENlLS ARE sOClhi EOT FOLITCAt, MD SUCIAL
rcEM ONLY ERADICATE THEM.
NJ The edo,stip this column is distinct from tia NJ
Tie Tribune dddrcssiefters. roi PAID, TO A BRISBANE
13.Thc Festival in honor of Fourier will
lake place on Monday cyeain. next April 8. Discourse
on the Destiny Man WILDE Delivered and tho progres,
anl present of the Doctrine of Association explained
collation. will he served: Tickets 30 cents, 10 be had at
ie stsy, of f. D. Sa.on }s7 Broadway. Those who i'll
tend present will please obtain their tickets on or be-
Eri,llv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

lAEA TO LEI.OK LEASE-Thc upper
Ga par, Of new handsome and ,erv convenient, io".
At corner Of East Broadway and Clnon-,treet 'uiI
-xpr, con;esi Hotel and EOaronSi ust avIng
t"O iarcc in the second ,tory muicaiing win
cac, other large, kitchen anI cellar, and nun;5sro bed.
the upper stories all with places CRATES. AMI
marble maa'ci, ana! au,. The situation pleasant ART
healthy. a, the prospect from The several o0u> agreea.
bic and extensive. markets aud churches III tie neigh
borioot The, Dry Dock Carriages pass md rcpas, the
House every quarter hour Battery "nce, ard Cab,
art! Coaches within call. Inquire ei Mr. MORGAN,
and Cllnnn..l for ecm L22 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

DE,NMANSlIlP.-A Lady who is well
qualified vtinstructior IN The ar; OF "ritln, o'l.ts
her service, In ,lip Iae, of Ne-Eor She would give
private lessons and also Instruction three >c'"oi>
She pretend! mako good WItSrs n frough
4iSt en ef airons perfect satisfaction, The br
references uyen.is capahiy, rcs3ectahi;y X.
line addressed to Box z73 Upper Post Office will meet with
,uiuuIi5r attention ~ lw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

NER. an,! MRS BAILEY would lniortn
their patrons and the public that lilSjll rerrGTf
hrr ionn. Lai>' School nom No 10 iiousi9n.sir1et 70
so Carroll Fiace, ilecckrrsir.rt, on the iit> DAY ~
VA next, where ,l.cir Accommodations for BGarn" and
Dag scholars vii 81 greatly enlarged and ntfo'egl7
lively. vounc ladies VIII be the iim@ number Tor ona'
crs-a .,t,I number 10 form pleasant FAMILY circle
The French language is taught 'otllr ,@oe schoal N
department will undcr the direction ot q PaTls!" i'iN
WHO WI; reside ithe family, assisted hy oihetsin iy c1ii
potent in the French language. Sngn" =,ansnt 10 M
whole school in Glasses without extra rxTriisc No extra
charge, for Latin The English department VIII brallly
>p,,nrronc efficient teacher to=erery twelve pGpi'
For lr;ler patcl as ans are rrfrrtn 10 ,l i ~, ;
nj Nav; after la AT No 10 Carroll Place. EireckerreC
French Gov.ru"ss, who understand, her own 1ngn
praInrrni,a !ly AMI knowledge OF iiezEag-
ji,h i, wanted Satisfactory Will be required
,nnl,y nc ,boy. 6wd laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

IN FOR SALt..-A= four years lease,
.s fron lst Nay, OF the premise. situated al Blooming
dale. list consisting nf two or: dwelling
house and large frame building IS b. SO feet, ana room
10 feet lon. well Iighcd w eler mnldlngs aAcic1 Il
horse power steam en- boiler, both and IN cS-
c.llcnt working oft'rr Also patent mangi 2wa wheels
c;strns. tubs, &c. II IS nj III" most healthy locations on
The North RIVER, and w, suited Tor business where
light machinery ,reqGlre po.s.>in, 'och ana t"ohcTts
land. For particulars apply on the premises or at ~
Maiden Lane I; y, stairs az 2a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
1.-TWO SILVER MEDALS AND7 Dl

tfO# SILVER MEDALS ANDI III
PLnMAS have been awarded TO John Lindrnarh. 80
Cha an-slrcet the best Cologne and Periinery For
years he has been "laGel III the manufacture OF Ter
tumcrv in tbs CITY, and until tie present time he has not
prrscRtcd himself before The public IN the udver;sg col
linns cnnv super but siainedby the decision Of emu
iirn Judges OF p.ruurrv, given at the Fairs held IN tbs city
and boston liz, ."i, authorised IN saying those who want
any article in his line that III SO Clatham>rcet ilcy may
find superior quality, al moderate prices lt,'rnbTr NC
nnmhcr /, 8? formerly cirance Chatham Chapel ola "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
% 10 Ht, LLT IN BKOUkLYN.-

i;sT The large brick huiin situated ~ Hicks near
frfInrtsrcc convenient istauce;rrm the Fulton ana
South Ferries will be put first rate order and rented Tor
ecieel Hotel or BOARDING lIose oi which II is well cact
lated viii be ready :or occupation on or before the lSt OF
Nav the ground is handsomely ornamental with and
lrutery The building formerly Ilic Brooklyn
Collegiate Instste. .!piy TO W: j. CoRNhLL,
D,yv ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

4A FOR S.,LE-Ihc three story Brick
Li".H HOUSE And LOT OF GROUND, No. Is
Marke>uee Madison and iicnrystreets Tie
Lot Is % by 90 ier the House . by AZ feet, win Il inch
walls bn bv days work under the ;uprrncnence ot lr
George !rrlatd Incre fire places in tn. HOUSE,
sever. OF y.hicl, finished with marble chimney -prce.-
There dry cellar undo ,hc .lolc paved and divided
into several aparnrnts, ireproo t,!hou>c under !!ic
kitchen FIRE place, and The whole in complete order the
premises may b. day between the hours OF ~
ami o'cloc,:. For ;pr,ler particulars applJ' to
Zr24 GHINNELl4. MiNTUKN& Co, 10 South.stfrct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

Tile .ubs-rihct having icascdtl!e new and elegant
ar No 2G Ptasr, will he ready on the Isl May To re-
csvc few goof steady boar'lefs ne lochlnn' i,,t
iop.a is yerr desirable. being wilhna few minutes walk
~ the Ferry For further information plef ST. apply 10 Jnn
6; Stevenson Jr the grocery, corner u! Pearl ana III
- " AMOS SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
a OFFICE undersigned hereby give

OIlCE..-l he undersigned hereby give
! notice tina, they have formed Limited Partnership
pursuant 10 h, TIL, o! the fourth chapter the second
part the Revised statutes, entitled 'U Limited Partner
Ships and that the thereof follows The
nalc firm under which such coparncrsp is 10 %: con
Quoted S''Wlian L. Gouldn.. The general ralurtc:
tn, ht.iaeSs i.eu be transacted is that OF Chtcfy
and Surgical instrument Manufacturer The general part
nor Interested therein " William r. Goult'!n@. residing IN
the Civ cy Newi .rk and The spaca partner ALISON
Post residing in liz, SAME place. The amount OF capital
wcitc special partner has contributed 20 The common
stock ten thousand dollars. The laid partnership Is 10
commence on ;ts and terminate the first day o jan
uay in the wear thousand eight hundred andiortyy".
WILLIAM Il. GOULDlNG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
Z sEALE';S 'Old Curiosity shop No.

EsEALE"S .Old Curiosity Shop. No.
d No. 1861 Broadway, New lork.-pepasitory for the
sale o Curo>itlc< shells, Minerals &c on commissioner
WPEl,.!. would respectfully inform the public tla! bis
slor, presents the largest and most valuable COLI c'on
specimen. NHra History offered for sale III t'ii>
clv consisting of Foreign and American Minerals. Jusl
received sale the large collection OF t!ir late Dr.
Boyd) shell, rc! all parts OF the world, consisting OF up
wards OF Cpu00U ,circaS Family and School Cabinets
Of Minerals, Shells from 81 5Uupwars. Artificial Eyes
worS;c,l work and preparing Birds. &c ois Insects
au, specimen, other branch at latti II science
Pet Birds and .tniials stuffed natural is life
DNGti EEREDTYPE PORTRAITS
taken from VI. III T. NJ. the moderate price o 50.
with Daguercotype Portraits traded
for Clothing, FancY Articles, Curin>., Printing, hdrer
Using, Nc. persoD>tau"iI and furnished with apparatus
capable P0itrab y the above process, on very
i.ntcfi,t.z ;,rnIs.
Pee, Bird, and animals stuffed natural is He
aIn. 1855. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
&-7n TO LET, at ii Moderate Rent--A spa

f.1N { y ii, dt a .EiO07Cr TIC '.Vtrt ST7t
Iyt cious 3,lory House No. IS Third Accommodating
and marble nanls. pumps OF fresh water ami ram
the premises, with cl s'!" IN .r roar Fos-
session l, had imn,ciiasiy required Also l!oise
o tho san,e description M u Third Avenue. Inquire OF
ADAM GEIR No. 32i Nalerrv,t near blecch'rst or 70
Maiden lane or Il. ". BANkS, corner OF 7i.st ana sd
niJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
A=a FOR SALE--.A small house and FIVE

or six acres ol lard Two acres cleared aud about
S,rry sci out yith handsome growth u! peach trees
ms tie, remainder hans! IN wood>uatr AT Ear l,och'
AVA, on the main road, between D. I Jennings and te
,,lna,e Inquire tie ;o.,lte, of JOE NottIoH,
r. NJ II TO the to-.,ar, Ear I:cLaw"y or leave ht't.
or nm, wiz, =. StWE!iI T.. is Water 81 ~ y NIL II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

el.rHE>.r 4 PACKARD 1870 Pearl St opposite Ce
lar have o., hand and daily receiving, additions 10 then
,toc. school nnl-. as OF which they offer on libera
terms cash. approved credit, ,,r;,- for ,co,ir
eir u,va publications are. ,r'''v'u =; 49, :;
no = thorough practicnl cdhcaAo' e any o"'es j" use !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
SCHOOLS
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Middle

:
Z TOWN. conn-. cia,-cs and En@>h Boarding
school Lads. Tn SEaie: Session VIII commence on
thu 18th S!av atrt and CHS, itn October NuzI
her emitted to 90 ihe charge aa' btife ucf 10 SlsllPf
arHi;Ia, -aC,f!fS irslruccn Hpdrd Washing,
ordinary Mcr!iur fiei, i.i.,t-. autt i:c,l6r-.
The sctools sophie! .yii.l chemt. ard philosophical
apoarat:s. n, -,5ee-ii' rei">cuss cabinet DO
rr!sn library, and reading Instruction u
,.salo.ale, ard iiru,e information ma IL, Obtained Of
G. Di,osnsy - >olsj rei'r!s'fe'.t' and OF Re-
ill. Cil Use, l. AI} p-.,f,al.
a6 tMs0 S.&tliSr. IL,
DOARDING @t4lOl,!. d. l.onns Ia
lics-Mr>. t'Jl T, Ip5s established Al the ALGzo
EprcATIJH, G:an.-s;rccr. " i1usbGr- L. L. va. receive
1r.cHFF:--s:.y r Tot ii.... Re-, w6itin- pro:y
oro! Logra5e,; AIis> n,i;Es Nn,c' Mr. loyt. I'm
K-:efe.te>-Irv. Lo;=JoEes, I. MciEfaii. Esq, A!d
Mur,l.v. ;>rre, Pos,
Tz5Es,s-r,s-ve ollars Fcr months payable in advance
at
MAS. S. G. REID ard Daughter have
u eemoee! their ;pAl;Di<G aal DAY SCHOOL
Tor Young lics from rTF;ecr'>trcct 10 81 Fuug!-s;
,ti Washington Parade Ground a few doors we>t.o
The sorn- Terri, III coru,c1c. On the 2rt,= March!
Hcslcs the Senior Branch o. ti Boarding school tirt is
tie age ri nine years. where viii nc carefully attended
respectable uai,1r Il " sitct"st n.tcutna patc
Ia religious Instruction and the cultivation morals
The n.;i.n,nn is under In, slpcriuumsCce az
Mrs Reid. The ciar.cs moderate The best OF g7cii
cnP'"vc'i. u'IaiGl
aEISS CONAN respectfully informs the
Ladies Ne~l >rk ai. vicinity tlla. 'Ile co'j;l
n,s giving Lessons on ilc Hano Forte Harp Guitar ana IL
MIS- Will be happ. receive her pnpit at No36
Wntcsrec, the s;ot Ainv u'I, or II iftisrf., wl!i
teach th. respective houses ot these l!l's " no ' oi'-
OF her with ,ar1aaet ..=,#o..,..., -.
Piano Forte OF very superior quality and tone to M DIS
posed OF ~. &C ,,,.,,,s..,,,
Suitable Tor professional @cu'Irn.n 9can aso be acc ON
modai"l.wh board. Apply at No. 7lDGanr.sl. NJ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

1T; .ar constantly on hand supply of DENY and
o., nooks, ui every variety OF pattern and hnIsh
with assortment OF Letter aud Cap Papers ana
Stationery general booksellers and Merchants from the
Country invited 10 call. lillL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

EM FOR SALE.-Barsains Bargains =
For sale or exchange, ~ tracts OF handsome LAM
containing la5 acrrs EACH soil OF superior qualify va,
tered With .nr streams. and covered With ne trnh' such
as bite cak hickory, beach, walnut ma pie and sycaiee'
TIL. sl ptrl 10 wheat, oats cotlon ooacco
sweet and Irish potatoes The above la.is viii 1'la AZ
reduced prices, u <'i; or they WI pe e~
changed for almost KIND 81 merchandise ro' map,
diagrams and particulars, apply u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

IOTTON YARN. Candcwick. Bats.
W4liiiugS, &c.-I'lr subscriber would respectfully
call the attention. M Country Merchants 10 his StGclo! 'ii
,,ye article, which liz hasa loo supply constantly on
fa. anu ,vichc Will eI n the very lowest prices Tor
AS in snail ,l.., clantltis, sui, purchasers
J. G.. FIRE EAi.iN. IS Cedar-''.
j, prime quantity Southern Yarn 10 l., alta Hery re-
an gl,irir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
saa FROM 10 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Car

No I NJ Nc 70 IU.UJU IDS: UI I c5I1 y OF
DEN SEED. in all the choicest species and rar1t-
ties sale, quantities to suit purchasers, at RKlDHt-
MANS permanent establishment, corner OF FshteeIt.'
continuing tx results OF his . yeas practice in New iorA
As this work has been honorer By the award OF Gold Me.
al TIE American Institute which Institution and the
NgyvYork state Agricultural society having also awared
several copies Premiums o superior specimens OF Gar
den Products farther comment IS deemed unnecessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

Ara SiA9.TO LET-A genteeI :: story frame
.ll.A Dwelng-IIousc. 1856 Hgh-,,re-,. BROOKLYN,
taimg eight good kitchen. Iii good repair,
ana will be rented low good teunnt. Apply BUT
Len, ii Sands corner OF Adam-st, BrooklyH. a9 lw|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
- TO LIZ r. d beautiful Residence on tic

r.,,A EcLl-avonuc Harlem. ceva,ctl ground,
having a OF overlooking. the East River
great distance with nrres OF inst qu,ly lind The
dwelling, large c0innpous n,ted IN: quiet family,
epici. with convenience and b-n;, thoroughly
ran!e,. and repaired :en INV roo, tenant Apply to
ais lw w. ~ SEYMOUR, 4 Chaha:I.squarr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

o 20, L ,,-: Sy 5 p RoS'"s IN , tno
md We'll lighted Price ron 81 to 81 81 per wees. These
!io4uis well adapted or artists or to lodging -ronis
For further n!urna,ion apply Room No. &c. third story.
IN the building. Also to vt, Ike Third, FUurtl! an Filth
.s { liz . rs ID L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
WHOLE NO. 3i6.
INSURANCE..
YENIIE HOWARD INSURANCE. CON-

TENIIE HOWARD INSURANCE. COM
rS,n~-Ca2tal s3cc,ac0; n'ic- IN. :, Wall s. !h-
COMPANY max insurance az ans loss o! sh''
az by ise' ara .aand p .,ii;l:2fl'9
i:ecS-eaer l!ayc.s, Man Tayior, CorN4 Laurence
J. Pilf:;.s ra-i.S. Eilrm Coach. ':itai. Val.
loll~ Morrison. 3. L. Wcoev. Naillani"i Wed
Jo.cpl 'raca an7in;=G t I 1 X.
,;al, o listed! william " Todd naad SaSaH,
Henry 3gir,np,5n +. IIAI EN~, f.e.s!eit
LF,;is i'njLi. tr----.rTcarv. -1e
t.t7E,k kSON INST RANG (. Company
a. Me- " ii ~rct..=corlcr oil lanoversireet i bl-
onlpa..~ cunt;nu.> lnil,1.e against loss ar damn he
ri bindings Geciy. ,earts r!rrcEaaz .ene. .sn
vessels and najnst los or daSag hv -.'o
nayi..a;oa on ogabi@ terms airy other Office
DIRECTORS.
TEcmas y. r5orrc. Crlc) c. TuS, John {. Aisrf;
Thomas T Wn"jruf Moses Tsckcr. - Thomson Free
ien1ati, IL. Robson, Fr;,aci, p. John /! -
Ioaa 4; payiSoa, Elisha iiir;o> Ia',,> :: , Holmes,
3Iari. Holman, Jaili.> K. Whiting salHr.i uitcrt.i
Joseph Alien, Joseph D. ake,
THOMAS ". TliOENE. rres!,tcnt
CSC. T. HoPr, Secretary. i-it
INSURANCE against or Damage
~ Fr-zby ;l,. United States Fir" ln>urancc Csui,d-
nv Mt rilei!z oti- No. % y at->tr'et.
DIRECTORS.
JnoI. Bovine I:-ni. Strong. Geo o. Post.
,rno Il. Wills, Geo. Ilu'sey. i. H. be'FHc
Siia> l!icl,s | + CARPENTER .slbcflWoed!uG.
ilsb,ri g Cornell, Ehxr. CaGl.lwe, Geo. H. S,t!ih.
IaS GirSor, Morris ksicGtii, SnIil! =. 'h'>oh'
BEN Cnfl.,> i.S-J rE!cFhi, = la'p bti>ti",
i.lt.l.'' Murray. & /. Cromwell, Cc" liuri.lH',
~ Il. Lawrence, Cofns WLaWrcaces Am:
= IN N.pei c. kHceland Jas. HARSH.
s;aui. pE',cch- Eoht J. hn,uru#D A. Cn>hulr
J. l. Bo"NE, President
Secretary, iS I'M
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REAL ESTA1 E.

AA DRUG STORE. FOR SALE, NTH
-r.sa Fixtures, =. Pos, l,ion srea lam,sl"ty
49,: f,lr.t,--- tlSt
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10 mer's Bakery, Sccond>Ireet and Bowers
4! pounds for shilling and made the best superfnt
nOur. Try Il. U2i Inn
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Also Farm OF 20 II, Sound and GOOD MAR
lor in an e,ce!!tui v!aye. TIN Land very pro-
,luctive condition. well erct Md watere' large qny
Of fruit and !Octs,r 40 acres o! lumber co'fI"
house barn and OF. ouhudIgs. Il every way veIy
desirable .or enee farming residence. II val he 'old
rhea and lacr ire purchase more; may remain
So, y5r, in2S I'm
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.: - 10 Lila workshop with supe-
-. rssE=!iz ai-:cat.1n. inqu.e OIL, LoeAv ~ rear
I, Va - M St 81 lm
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story and Bric Il GUSTS, with marble man'e'
an t,iuc doors pleasantly siiaated, ~ and ~ Nassau.
meet about ny. minutes wai>ltom Fulton Ferry XII
500 car,.= Enquire o! SAME Ell >liOl" ELL,
% I,v =bu the premises
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- 70 LET-Ihciowei.Part Of house
SO sI,riI.e= uca: Grand street "sat $3.50 Pos
s,>I0il gwen ii.cly requigod. InqC,'eonihr PIE
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I.s.FO lEI-I'hc ,:torc3!6 Grand-sl.,
10 corner f Mort; H. tbs Sur +, acatc,i The best
S.,siIr., par, cc;--wu-taiakc tSo soot Stnr>
inrn.rt NJ IT,. nrl-li!Sts Nl-t u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

- in the OF Snj,huwn, L. l. on the main
coufry road, about half Of which !, Cleared, the oiher
4a timber and all in good fence in healthy n-ighbor-
hooi, With schools The and good am. 80 iuheh
that it can be- made into several convenient Farms WIN
proor,i, of and ,voodia each. II. convenience
10 the Railroad has induced number OF MECHANICS 70 et
house, their families tbs land, and very desi!'ie
n. hos nj lar mere
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.Aea 70 l.l.r-l he =lwe-story Brick
LIZ: iior>r No Marke;-tle,, w:Jh lt.ear building
'yII.,i. .>uiatn iog ,nb". ipplyto
fI2 GtINNF.i.t., AIN [ lt< y Co. 10 >out:si
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i coaniolious bra ou>.. - GseeH" lctl-eif.',
,escan anal H3g. ReE. loSY good tclanI--
,pply al Office No.,5 PEEK Sip a. ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

III ,ROCEEA.and Fe.d=Storc To Let
!, good >aa 5t' iew rent, with ~. dwelling de-
,rrtl~.,ppiy 10 sF.ts't.N H. JACKSON House. Com
ma CorCtt!g hee: To- Na>saq.s:. at O'Clock
ST.