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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-04

~ The Apportioument Bill! has been recommitted
10 Select Committee of I5, viz: Messrs Voolfolk,
Atkinson, BoudIn, Penn, Bondurant Cox, Gusts,
Carter of Richmond county, Rogers Carson, Pey.on,
McCauley, McMullen, Thompson and Newman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-04
Supreme Court Of The united States.
N,nxrsn.y March iSi9

Samuel Hume Porter, Esq Of Pennsylvania, was ad
mitlcd an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No - NJ. \ Common rs Il Bradley ct al, in erro
to the Circuit Court OF the United States for Washing
ton, d. &. MIR. Justice Daniel delivered The opinion
o. This Court. reversing the judsmen, Of The said Cir
cr Cour. th:s cause with costs, and remandng The
same for Il venre iacas de no1o.
No % The Bank of the United States ct al, appel
lans, rs DAVID Peters's heirs 81 al. The argument
this cause commenced by Gen Jones for the appel
Tents, and continued by Mr. Coke for the appellees
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock A. M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-04

The Convention received the Report, through their
Chairman, Mr. Scott, from the Committee of 2l-re-
commencing the appointment Of Central Cores
ponding Committee of l5-and Central Correspond
ing Committee of for each county, with power to
enlarge their number. This Report was adopted
The members of the Convention are requested to hand
10 their Committees to day.)
The Convention were then addressed by Alessrs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
DRY GOODS

20ooO DRY GOODs.' INV bua Is
TIME SUBSCRIBERS have just received 6'fine as
; l. sortment Of Seasonable Dry Goods AauoDg
which are-L bns hE5IaE ,loIslld ,sIlzsdmod
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, .yn2hg hGs
Kentucky Jeans, Sattinettso yoati 'r9ib6I
prillings, Vestings and Buffalo Gloths,lsiI
Irish Linens, Diapers, HpllRpds,1 ,ldpoQ
Jaconets, cambrics, Mpsli ns,oo, yuqa0
White and Fancy Lawns, t,,o ~ ~
Calcos Of Al sfB les ard prices, Ig,- ~
Silks, Muslin De, Lanes, 'i'' y >, N'' 30
'10Moutning edods3n M 10 2i71a' s21f' J.
Bombaznes, grass lipens,b g'7ga 10 slsd
Apron and other checks, hsIypd idansl1
Summer Goats, Panialopns and Roundabouts,
Ribbons, black and wblte Laees, bas liuL
Thulors15Chiqelle cords 19oi II bns nsniJ
Ariifcia, flowers "a beautiful assortmen0
Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery, = -.
Cravats, Stocks, and pocket Hand
Shell, Horn and Buffalo Oombs;h' tnoAoS'
Pins, Needles, Buttons, 5is9dc ,ajl'Ii'IHS,
p Trimmings in general, ,Rus1L ~
b Hair. Cloth and Shoe BrushesgSzcs, 3d.. &c.
The whole of which we offeriat unprecedented
low prices for Cash.end respectfully ask she st'en
tion Of our friends and the publc,y OyrI objec
being to make rapid sales and quick re:urnsy thu
prices will :"suit the tines and The qualities sui
our eustomefsi, san u, SW1TZLER g. SMITH o
Fayet,e, May 9Th, ls43lIf3 'T,l lo01 T'l .,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
Family GrOceries. .adlnom
crrc.p .nI ,...an -,,t..,g

'MOLASSES. CANS--WIne,, glasses, &C.. for
Fsys Ill., NJ My etb, 1s sSlfAlhk = stlA "
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
Godsys6day's' Boob FOR iNoses'eA
A,tPxRTicurAR suMBtxi a9ii i
100 gyOseph q. Neal. ESQ.

Nao9 yoseph Q. Neal, Esq.,asoH Z"
yAuraoR orss'cHARooAL sKRrcars," dcs Acat'
Wiliicontsi bute one Vof his best articles fof DE
NoyeiitsfsNo OF HhpEef efa ms'P - Ira
nQIi @G6DEY'S LADYss BOOK , e,.,,'@
II IS unnecessary for us 10 go into detail .ouch-
Ing The merits or this gentleman "a There has psr.
haps no work ever been published in this coun-
trSs from, whcheStractsha have been 80 fredusntly
made, as the fsr.iasned Charcoal Sketches,
Fhe proprietor of The Lsdy's Book wss he
orginsl publisher oil. these Sketches, ,epd csR
vouch for 'tieif popularity Besides Mr.. Neal,
arrangements hays been made With ell the con,
hibntotsn Of any fepfte IN this county. wbess,
contributions VIII rsg6lstIy appear 10 ths Book.
,rTbe embe llishments. Of the number will be mo-
meTous, ct least SEVEN, EN- RAvIsos Of different
kinds. One pasGoularly--A NOvEUTY,as
Steel Engraving tsiihany srabesque border, never
before attemptedain this country, and which savs
so muck eelst 70 Doekbaas Spanish Ballads. Dab
&c THE PLATE OF FASHIONS
Anticipates all Others, as we have received from
Paris and London 1he plates containing the latest
fashions for winter cloaks, beautifully eolossd.
This alone for. the ladies makes the number ip
valuable. .9T0gS dsf.b @Gs1B
Are the public aware that we never omit OUT
fashion platesiS This should be booked to wbeo
subscribing for ia fashionable tnasazineH Thea
are IN eJery number. and coiored at d. SYedssx
reuse agta ail% ,ista 7hi 0io1i h9ptFaf l2u. ttd
yIis pleasant IT, look BACK upoH odr lorss5 ca =
reer and reflect upon The millions that have re- r.
lceiyed Instruction and, amusement, from, our
work-it is gratifying to know that we have inf
no instance feysr0 published a liaes that would
give o6ebce, ahdbave never excited the viva OF
our brethren Of the press. This shailbs oupfr.
lu,re course ,195 az e. ktd non r9?H7h 9ad u75Y
The EABGlLlsHMENrs OF Godey's Lady's
Book are Of lie. first Glass. both for Selection Of
subject and skill il engraving. D They consis,1os
Mezzotint, Line and SdPple, aud ialwayssi,.
gfayed by the FIRST artists. We continue 10 have
the largest circulation Of any magazine evss pub
lishsd, and I'VE, presums ahe course We have
always followed Is the reason.gi1c''' thd y1s9
\ 90 OUR TERMS, o,l s s,"p, - ~
/ A single copy one year.. .oI S3 ooH&
| 90, Two copies, ''sitno :esi'ioja esr5 co..
\ Five 's,don" foq eingo 50 30 or
\ srsEfsht aiT" n1b.dp jgsmf13ssa e97f5 a0asih
-7on Eleven said; y.sgs hpa saodo On "a sfys
Any person i5 forming ga club shall re C "a,
every subscriber sent Novel. '~'-- -.
/ "oopEY'sadEsraE TABLE oRNAMIsr"
Will be semitic any person sending % 90 fof !
single subscriber. iIi5 ".iiW arfq2 Aaoa" 4
| Address, ciss 1di hne L. A. Cooley. os
\ ~ Z AA9hA@ Publishers Hall, Ph;ls..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
Medical Books.

sBLUNDELL'Sl Midwifery, Granville on Coun.
Ter irritation, Mayo's Outlines of Pathology, Ar
POTTS Elements OF Physics, Hall on the Nerves,
Billings First Principles OF Medicine, Bells In
stiutes of Surgery, Brodie on the Urinal Organs.
Ricord on Venefealg Diseases, Larrdy's Surgical
Memoirs, PriGhard op Insani,yy Devices System
Of Midwifery, Devices on Females, Eberee on
Children, PharmacopGia Of the United States,
Dunglison's Therapeutics. Lawrence on Ruptures,
Jahris Phqrmacopeia, MaHry's. Dental Surgery,
Wilson's Human Anatomy, Beck's Murray, Coop
er's Surgery, James Barns, Hooper's, Medical
Dictionary, Tealeon Neuralgia Diseases, Hall on.
the loss of Blood, Physicians Case Book, just re-
ceived and for ,saleby sds o,7i tI.w,E. HART
Boonville Bookstore Corner Of Main and Morgan
streets 4 June Hh, ls43. l1orqi,oH ,9!iiyn5oa
LATE PUBLICATIONS; VERY CHEAP.
NEATLY BOUND AND JUST RECEIVED
| L Y Bible in Spain, Nicholas NickelbY. oPerc-
CRIME Pickle Sketches Of Boz, Roderick Random,
Ton Jones', HumphryH einker, Joseph Andrews,
Roderick Random Bevan or the Bee, The Neigh
bors, Theirs French Revolution, The Last Year
| in China, Romance and Reality; Vivian Grey,
Francesca tCarrard. The Two Brides. Wonderous
Tales of Alroy, Contarini Fleming, Rural and Do.
nestle, Life in Germany George St. George
DplianIi Farmers Encyclopedia, Jack Hinton
Charles 0'Malley, Cooper's Novels, Caboot, &c.
! The above works afford every person disposed
to read opportunity, as the prices extremely
low;-all this style of works will be received a:
soon as ppblished-y Lyi}I, dTh, r. HART
!. June il7th, 1885, u gt.i .E'ac rrpnt
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
WORKS Just RECEIVED ss7sf
g ,.vroU ndAF rms sooryiLbEsn'odt a'abni
90, lB0 BOOK. STORE. a i ''''i

s1c1rL sii'-T Vsrgt pTilol
/ Wilson's Noetes Ambrosian ues in, A vols, ,.,g'
! The Poets and Poetry,of AMERICA
! Bancrofts History Of, the United States,
! Howitps'Student' Fife of Germany, " ''''''"
Roscie's Lorengo De Mediei in 2,yols, -, :.
~ Talfard's Niseellanes. n rolyd T1'anl1NP
( .cawpbell's Life of Petrafch,G 100 3N3g6f
History Of the Pehinsular War. ------
+ Diary ppG,, LstteSs Of Madame De Arbesy,
Washington Ifsihg's work ia vols, II !
10 FischerssNatural Philoseeby, ~2n IA
Brooks Universal Gazetteer,9 i1olni ti'F Va
Rollins Sacred History, Ghprayed edition)
Speeches BY Phillips, Chatham. Cursan, Burke,
~ Grattan, Etskine. Emmett, and Macintosh, ~
"a Scots Poems. Henry's History Of Philosophy,
British. Poets the works Of Chesterfield in
cudhg bis letters 10 his SON. ,!;. at .o,,, I,,
Memoirs of.tHe Court OF Charles theb first, il
2 Volumes. Captain Backs Narrative, Macauley' IS
life of Walter Scott, ,Anquetels
Universal History, Bridgewster's Treaties, Spwg-
helms Phrenology, Texas and the Texans, Vol
ney's Ruins, Napoleon's Campaigns, Wisdom aud
genius Of Shakespeare, &c !, &C. r xxi :.yo.n%
For sale at very reasonable prices At the Boon
vile Bo9 q, r.. byrua chi 70 tooia liar
VIZ i - 1870 II; has .bg0J rat yiagisusE1 .si
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28

sTITIII iTNII : o."
S.H NV ao.n;dod ,hI noisd
THE subscriber gratefully acknowledge
= above Establishment has lbeen favore
pledges himself to use unlimited exertiou:
favor. He asfedueed prices in accordan
The, stock consists npart Of Books ID
Pain and Fancy Stationery ..yy ...,1
Musical Instruments; Fancy Goods, -
Music Pfeceptors; Piano and Guitar m
Tofl9ise Shell and other, Combs, ,ga,a9
( Fine French and English Perfpmerg
! Water Colors and Drawing Utensils
Drawing Books and Drawing paper,
Cutlery and Jewelry,.0 lsums2 n1SdqoH
! g Walapaperiand. Bordering!uaM brewoH
Prints and Autographs Ct, ,tOc.band
Boonyiile,A ptila I6th. ls4a, s5lAf9. 2sUsh
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
SMITH & BROTHER,
GLASGOW

q ---- GLASGOW,
OFFER for sale. SugaE and Coffee, Iron and
" Nails, Castings, ,Queensware,, Stoneware,
Indigo, Nader, Copperas, Sperm and Tallow
Candles, &C., &C.. at small advance, for cash only.
Glasgow, May 18th, 1913. ''"2 RNH eRag't -
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28

r 7,,, "COME ONE COME ALP ~ l[I
. lust arrived and Of course will be sold a, VERY
~ low prices, acompleie assortment of Shoes,
consisting in part Of the following descriptions:
Ladies fine Philosophical Kid Slippers, al,r o.
a,.N 'a" Common Seal and "s0l T" bio.
Gli# =" Kip and Calf Shoes ca1 ngs
s'as 'd" Sewed and Psg'd do. 'r'-ss n.a
Chldren's Morocco Bootees, 3D. '@.i wv
Leather Buskins and DO ''' ''' ".'-''.'
Mems Kip and Thick Peg'd Brogans, -s
-" Sswed and Pegd Calf Shoes, -
+" Morocco and Seal Slippers,
ls,a, srrprsg ua 20 S. II. SAMPLE & Co. r.
Fayeue, May 13th,- Is43. ais9 7al,i tsts, = s
|HATS-A superior assortmeptof Russia, Palm
H Leaf Fur aud Leghorn Hats. Leghorn,
Straw aud Fancy Bpnnets, for sale low BY '''' '..'.
-, "" ~ .o"''iI Fl" SWITZLER & SMITH
'Payette, May 9th, 1913, .eisI 'aV ,i9''
-. ,, S,x,,,.,sT Il = x ---TTT-yT --TT-LVTLTE
pONEErS-Alfewo OF superior, quality for sale
- W WTTzLER 4 SMITH
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
'h' New'1'.Storer'HT
:, :. AND' NEW GOODsa e,

rUtHE'nbseribers gretefol for the liberal patfo.
n mage heretofore bestowed upon them At their
old stand;' respectfully bag leave to retufu their
sincere thanks ITO all the bdaies' and Gentle.
msu Of Boon~ile and i,sovicinity ohnd ID solcita
coW,inuance offthe sttne8r,hsir ne Sized (cofs
ner of Man and Spring sts,laesr tie PosrOhite)'
where they will rkeepa larger stock of fancy ana
staplssjd loJoni ? ,ooi ev1 r5s ,AdIaf "
irav9moe 'qDR. YarGlOODS on iblo sisel
than formerly, well Selected BY ,hei agent ip New
York located for that purpose, and from thenanyl
advantages we possess in purchasing large logs.
AID from the large amount Of sales, we shall be-
enabled " ofef greater Bargains than any h0use
ia The western country, all weask, istp give, US
call, do not forget to look at the sign ofthsodT
~ a9vig''NEW YORK ST0RE,no1 a .iro
and you will ,Ssr snte 10 save nljneeyby buying
goods a, the "NEW YORK STORE;"' Ont
new stock of goods has now commenced striving
and will continue to. urrive SO as to supply our
customers withlffesh and fashibhable articles at
the "NsyiHs7H S70Ess 1go6pEaddI&i Co,
! Bconyile, September e3H is43. a'oi yf2SH8uf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
school Books.

Just received an assortment OF Violins, which
can be warranted For sale low by e. HART
Jnneil7th, 1913. Boonville Bookstore,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
.oIas9IOhvE

TEFJ VdIIetyJIoTI tN5HI Iu9F'14 % U1IIUI'! 10
-lg. lisa =, sirb Oh muTi 1ssy sra rtG'iv ,bois'
vnE gBi7ai mssl bsbH'ogiq ad yrm gsdi ~ s1a'
Sajiw bo'1lso1q iou ii haA .aiGi,s biss 81 Iaenac
49, .bs,ihJ 1ay91o1 Cd Ia y9ai srO9t 9egh
.7'm5A ,g81oN daUkhS
H--SG .Glat ,ie 30
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-28
WHEAT, WANTED.
New Goods.

't.tAlo T'.Il new GOO0S.o ..hs 20 e...t.
Just received per steamer Rowena fresh supply
Of Spring Goods, direct from the East. consisting
Of splendid assortment of Calitoe's from 6 to 25
cents, new style Of patterns. "''.'-
Twlil'd goods of various kinds for mems summer
wear.
W Cambria and Jackonet Muslins, rrrIy1ug ri
'1 Silk and Fancy Handkerchefs, DO, y 30 rIn
Hamilton Drills, J r''' r".r'i it 800 De-
Bed Tiekings, 'r $50 a.o' '. nf' rJ.''r
Beached and brown sheetings and shirtngs,
general assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
men, women, boys and chldren, -waeIa1 aA
Glass and Queensware, .s f-Ga haa '2 .ra7
Groceries, NC, NC, in short almost every Sta
pie and fancy article adapted to the season, which
he pledges himself to sell at very reduced prices
for Cash. Persons wishing TO purchase will please
give me a call and satisfy themselves that they
cannot do better at any establishment in the State
in regard 10 prices and quality. 70 IT. R. KING. d
Rocheport, June Sd, lS43.' ii5f 20 riJ ,u-iE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
7IV ORSE's Electro magnetic Telegraph

Sealed Proposals will be received by the subscriber
anti i;e 9,n arrl ne.; los the following parpGsss:
Fer furnishing 1880 pounds Coppe, NO l5 Copper WIZ,
warranted free flaws ard alloy, and q iengs ns less
than exceeding $50 feet be delivered al the
Subscribers Office in the City OF NewYok, any point
rot mere expensive the contractor that the undersigned
may direct one quarter in Is days from tie dale OF The
contract and the remainder on IS days noce.
For furnishing 5000 ms No IS o: the above description OF
Wire be delivered above
For furnishing se0 lbs No. la OF the above description OF
Wire 10 be delivered Is above
Fer furnishing 500 yards, weighing pound Soz per
yard oil Lead Pipe free from impurities and flaws, one
half ncl Internal diameter 10 be delivered as abeTe.
For furnishing the Ike number yards OF tie above quail
ity OF Lead Pipe be delivered aoye, and weighing
one pound and fourteeE Ounces per yard.
For furnishing the Ike uGmstr OF ycTds OFT he above
quality OF Lead be delivered as above and weighing
lyso pauads and seven ounces per yard
For covering wiia cotton tvne WIKI, and ats5 without
furnishing e teGe either each OF The above Quantities
OF Copper iIe- The tn be TAKEN from and ss be re-
turned the subscribers cfce in NeaEork city free o
charge. OGe third be completed in iy days, one ihrd
in sixty days and the :, rnainder in ninety days
Separate contracts will be aGe Tor the Copper The Lead
and The covering rcquTred.
Terms Payu nj will be seventyfve per cash
delivery OF hs articles and the remainder N thirty Gays
from the approval Of tie articles delivered
through the Pest Once pise pai, SssauelF.
g. sio-ss, li2 Nassau street, City OF Eew-yosk.
n. g. Baltimore Sun, Boston Journal Boston Hs-cing
Fo Please copy The above daily three wee ks and
forward bill 10 tse Subscriber. SAMUEL f. B. M0Rs e.
March q, tS4S- Hlzf ii2D
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

Water whose contracts expire the lsi day oil May
nezI and Eho intend thai the supply shall be discontinued
2er that day informed that notice OF such intention
given n writing e the oce of the Croton Aque-
duct Board, before TIE r OF APRIL next that,se
rsn; viii be chargesble for the ensuing Contracts for
the OF the Naer The first OF May I6f9 vii be Eate
rene~ed application az the Office, the to be p5
aS-Gnce
after i becomes payable, the law OF The Corporation o!
New York requires that the supply shall cease.
Water tenants reminded by The terms or their ep
picatons The SURVIVING OF oisr families OF persons il
htten under Tie penalty Of Forfeiture Of their payments
and The s;oppage OF the supply. B. order.
A. 2. BIGELOw, Register
os.ee of the Cro,ea agueduet Board, Marsk cd 1913,
@sS tuyls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
ssa A RARE CHANCE.-The subscri-

Der rfs his farm Gesevs or sale. ,cansss OF
50 OF excellent land, whereof aboal e5h, acres are
we'll wooded The house Is III the English Coase atJls,
VIA spacious he psfIo.S connected by sliding doors
on ,nd three bedrooms with cios~ The other
ali on Tie r oor with room wooi-heuse auo E!Ich-
annexed Tuers is asO cellar kitchen, well finished
asa ampie cellar room asslso tenant toase shed,
carr age house stables aui barn, ard hsusrya excel
len, orosr fh farm well Stocked with Ge varieties oil
;ruil and gond fence, anc commands hne view OF Tie
lake aud surrounding country. distant and bali
mes nom snd IN foil vie OF village of Geneva The
subscribe: wouo dispose oaiy OF ise above premises
of The boss Carriages stocE OF different klads and
,erns ard would Eeier lao. >lo>on. Esq Nassau 81 ~
York FOR .he terms coalitions OF sale. The subscriber
can he seen a, any tine az his Office, Seneca Geneva
rnb2l Sta1yi B. SLOS>0N.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
%;;ss. LAND WANTED.-The sylvania

- Association OF the City OF New.York are desrou,
OF pnTchssiag from two tc three thousand acres OF Land
OF Pennsylvania, New-Jelsey or Ncw-York. The said
Land must be wen supplied with wood and water, md
adap;ed 10 grazing, grain growing and gardening pur
adjoining would be preferred Owners OF lands who can
give clear title, requested 10 prepare true statement
IN relation such laadS with the most favorable terms
and address their ei,ers pcst pa di TO w WHITLEY
President OF the Syyania Association, ., Pnes New-Yerk
The attention OF .aHd-hoides respectfully soiciteds
the SyYania Association intends going into operation
early possible.
notice this advertisement is5 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
XA FOR SALE, Let, or TO Lease

large Two story House with 10 acres OF frstrae
.iIaUie land, aid ana cultivated garden IL
closed 0y picket as and board fence Tue house
p.sd tor rding House, &c The aoye premises
s,,ua,ed Far RocKaway, Long IsaBe, within Eoars
travel New York. and within quar!er m mile or les
Of The Marine PAVILION Il beautiful and eI-
;ended OF The and tpe surrounding County
On the premises there is pump apc we'll o! first rate
wafer also, barn. novel, and all necessary orhudlcgN
The above premises will be let moderate terms good
,eBant Or vii oe sold price slit the times. For 1r
ter particulars spply Samuel r & Eorios the
ses or <. G. Surling and Saninei Gssooo, No Is all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

.oeH. Still he is not appointed Not long ago
one or more Of these officers refused TO contribute
10 the Tyler fund, on the ground that opposition 10
such contributions was one OF the grounds on
whct. the Van Baren dynasty was ousted in i94o
What smpleton. Changes in these Offices are
now looked for daily. Some Of the hsngry are al
ready licking their chops for the spoils
Bur I shall tire your readers. @. E. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
essa FOR sALE-A Farm situated at

sa Far Reckaway, Long Island, wikln short distance
,ac Marine Pavilion, and fronting the Jamaicay
Bay an! he atieHtic Ocean, II is within Is miles OF
acres Of wic srst rate abe land l2e acres OF good
grass and tesdo land between ard f,s Il aer -1 q ood
sa o,ber oni buings toge.Aer with well OF first rate
Wset Thore are uaeDse quaa drieea constant @ ant
y driven by the bav and Oh The tefi i'. ~ - @
eced 10 enrst tie soil Vessels drawing ircu! fs u es
a,-r can by the Jamaica Bay deliver to or receive eG
and prodcte from The said farm The above farm can De
divided into farms OF less quantities OF land il SO Dc sfe
II will be sold altogether prices 10 suit the times For
further particulars. apply 10 Samuel l. j. Norton on ihe
premises or 10 e. C. surling and Samuel 0seooe, 30 IL
Wall street. mp stairs, tie rear building, room NO. .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
Enr .re Tribune.

For .be Tribune.
Ebe Burial at SEA-
THE gallant ship had stayed her course
With flag half down her mast,
And her crew ID silent groups sfood reuh''
With fheis Thoughts deep N 'as : as''
About to pey TO one beloved
The saadessri,es7aHa last.
The merry laugh no longer rung
I,s accents on the ear;
And mute was tie loud aad ribald tongue,
Is AS the eye looked on the bier; ;,
And the rough hand lash'd from the fasrow,d oheek
The bright, unbidden tear.
For there in his hammock, cold and STILL
He slep. the laa.sleep-ahd long;
Bat his spirit silently moved among
The hearts Of the sad6ened throng,
And ,onching them, made the weak more weak,
And bowed the frame of the strong.
For he had been their hope and their pride;
His heart was as kind and brave
As ever beat in sailors breast,
Or dwelt on ,he rolling wave!
On, twas sorrowfal thing TO give
Him up TO the boundl-ss gravel
But they gathered in sadness round the bier,
With Sorrows noiseless tread
And the breath of each was hurried and long,
As the funeral prayer wa. said;
TIL tho silence was broke by a fearful plunge.
As the ocean received the dead.
Vain were his mothers fears les. the wave
Should wear its stormy array;
And little she thought, in her far.ot home,
OF the lows she buried that day
That when she prayed for The life Of her boy,
He deep in the ocean lay
Ap F. RAspoLfH.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
.s.sss, FARM FOR SALt-The subscriber

SD FARM FOR SALt.-The subscriber
offers for sale his Farm lying in the Cry OF Uuca
S.Tork The location and soil are not inferior any
Oneida County lies the Meadon Turnplke, about
oae south OF B!eecker street Bidge GA East street
high state oil cultivation II good dwelling heuse
uod house. good barns four large sheds and cher
necessary orbalcDgS all In good repaif ,hTlvns or
chard well fenced and he's Two wells o so wa
and other appendages Scr particulars, apply 70 y
HOWARD L SON, l65 Front street, New-fork, JAMES
BIUW ELL Utica OF 10 the subscriber on The premises
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
Ms A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,

A.A A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,
tin.S situate al Rsverswood, the bank Of the East
kiver about ha mile Haet's Cove or Astoria aud
in full view ni the cty CONSISTING Of new, genteel add
con,nodius house suabe for large family and four
i've acres OF land. Rem, moderate.
tso-Fos sale yry cs.ap for CASH if applied oT imme
darey three sts land North side Of 2hsreei, near
7ih
Aso--foR SALE OR LET, the house No. i8 Beaeh-st
,brne nres in hieht with all the meGern coHvenanceS
AopIy 10 ". II. HARRISON, No. New-st-
a II nflas ofices 10 let. Appy as above. mic Il