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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-11
Notice.

THE subscribers are desirous Of closing business
and therefore take this method of informing their
former customers that they requested to call and
settle their accounts on or before the first of Feb
uary withoutfai, by attending to the above notice,
and bringing some of ready down, they can save
cost and troubbc.
The subscribers also offer for sale goods at cost
to those who bring good funds in exchange for the
same, the stock will be disposed of on reasonable
terms between this and the first of april, to any
persons who may wish to enter into business, and
we do assure SUCH that their are few better situations
in this country for business, The establishment
can either be bought ren'ed.
COLEMAN & MILLER.
January, % ls43,--4O. $50
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Pos, Office a, B
burg, Dec. 3lst lS42.
Abraham Bell, VIM. Logan Fis
John Manly. Isaac Hopper, Reube,
ner, w. w Miles, John Psana
Wm, Rusmus, A. Vallerohamp. Q;
JOHN r, MOYER, p
bFThe Post Master is cnnstra
give notice, that in future, rolhirg
received in payment of postage. b,
or .its equiUlent, as the cunsu actor
On such money, in payment NJ Il
mands:on the department
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NOTICE..

YUNHE undersigned purchased a, Constable sale
as the property of Peter kerns, one sonel
horse one steer two years old, one bull Of the
oge, fivc head of sheep, two hogsonc truck Wagon
one plough; one lot of plough gecrs, one harrow,
two sugar kettles, one buck sled, slcd cut
ting box, four acres of wheat in the ground, two
acres of wry in the ground, have left the same in
possession of said Kline during my pleasure, of
which the public will please take notice.
THOMAS w. YOUNG
Feb H. lS43.-42.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given, that we have purchased at con
stable sale as the property of Henry Teablc, one
hay mare, one plough, one red hehcr, three sheep,
three acres of wheat in the groond seven acres OF
rye in the ground three hogs, two sett horse gears,
one large iron kettle, one wcavers loom,one bureau
one sled and swingle trees, harrow, one cradle
and scythe, andhavc left the same in his possess
ion during oura pleasure, Of which the public will
JESSE COLEMAN.
RE. 81 J. LAZARUS.
Feb IL l943-42.
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NOTICE..

That have purchased at constable sale as tho
nrooerty of Samuel c. MI Henry one gray maroon
sorre horse two colts, one red cow,two pyded cows
five head ofyoung CATTLE seven head of sheep, five
hogs grain in the barn, grain in the ground, ono
tanning mill, one sled, plough, one harrow one
mantle clock, and have left the same in his possess
ion during my pleasure of which the public will
take notice. JOHN MHENRY.
Feb. IL, 1852.
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NOTICE..

THAT we have purchased at constable sale as
the property of Joseph IL. Hess, one sorrei mare
and harness, one bay horse and harness, one bay
colt six head of young catle,on two horse Wagon
one sled, one plough and harrow, one wind mill,one
clock, one cutting box five hogs, eleven acres of
grain in the ground, two logchains one croscut saw
one lot Of grain in the barn, one shovel and have
left the same in his possession during our pleasure
of which the public will take Dotice.
j. & P. FRITZ.
FebruarS II, 1888. . p
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that have purchased at Con-
stable sale, as the property of John Hartman, two
mares, and harness, one wagon two COWS, one
calf, eight acres, ofrye in the ground, Acres oi
of wheat in the ground, one mantle clock, one
wind mill. and one cutting box, and have LETT the
same in his possession, during my pleasure. o
which the public will take notice.
JAMES LOCKHARr.
Feb, 4ih, 1898 p.
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NOTICE

Ms hereby given to all persons, that | have pur-
chased at constable sale, the property Of
William Kile, one sorre Horse and Harness, one
red Cow, two red and white Cows one red Heifier,
three spring Cav $, one Harrow ,one mantle Clock,
one tanning Mill, five Hogs, one Plough, and have
left the same in possession of said Ke, during my
pleasure, of which the public will take notice.
VIM. G. HESS.
Jan. 7, lS43--37.
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Stockholders and en- election
for directors of the Bloomsbury, Rail road Iron
company will be held at No. 54 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, on Saturday the 25th of Febuary
next at IL o'clock, A. VI.
JOSEPH PAXTON, Prcs't.
Cattawissa, January, 22d lS43.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that we have this day bought
at constable sale as the property Of John Fulmer,
two Lrowbars one hook one croscut Saw; one
iron Kettle one Sleigh, one log chain and one
woodsled, one plough one harrow with ten teeth
Eleven acres OF ryc,in the ground and have left the
same in his possession during pleasures of which
the public will take notice, o,,,,c
- p,y 2s lsA2.-i TO-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AIOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
~ istiation &c. have been granted to the subscri
Der on the estate of
BENJAMIN GREASY,
late of Mihlin township, in the county ef Columbia
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settle ther respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate requested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement.
will meet debtors and creditors on the 2Sth of
February and first of March at the late residence of
the deceased, to make settlement with all who NAV
call, ABRBHAM LUDWIG, Adnfr'
February a, lS43.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that have purchased at consta-
BILE sale as the property of James Sackhouse, one
sorrel horse, one cow, heilier, one sleigh, and
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure of which the public will take notice.
LEVI BISEL.
Feb IL, 1882.
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gpAInORINGs

NHARLES KAHLER, thankful for past fayoI
u respectfully announces to his nuneror
friends, and the public generally that he still cor
tinues to carry on the above business in all its
Gus branches, at his old stand on the corner
Maine & East streets, where he hopes by his loi
experience in business, that he is prepared to after
and execute all orders in his line of business, wi
the utmost punctuality and wormanlike manner,
cannot fail to render satisfaction to all those wi
may favor him with call Particular attenti,
paid to cutting, and good fits warranted.
N, B. All kinds of country produce taken
exchange fol- work, and cash will not be refused.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 3, lS42.-32.
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New NE SaEehhe
MANDATORY,
At bloomsbury. Col. Co.
By
APP & TT T NER.

yEyHEY would inform the citizens of Columbi
County that they have commenced the busi
ncssat the above place at the public house of E.
HOWELL, where they are prepared to manufac-
ture to ORDER in the neatest best and most durable
manner, MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLEs,
oEAD and FOOT STONES, of all sizes and
nalities. MANTLES, WINDOW and DOOR
SILLS, and DOOR FRONTS.
Also-PAINT, BAR and HEARTH STONES.
Orders for Stone can be left with ID. GROSS, who
will act as Agent during our absence.
They constantly keep on hand a large lot o
Vermont, Egyptian and Italian Marble at their
wholesale Marble Yard at Selins Grove, Union
county, Pa.
Blosmsburg August Ia, lS4l. 10
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Legislative KeyStOn'
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TWO DOLLARS FORTHE SESSION.
The KEYSTONE will, as usual, be publlsl
twice a week during the sessionof the Legislatl
and as we shall spare neither pains nor expens
giving full and accurate reports of the proceed
Of the two Houses, together with sketches of
debates ON all public and important questions,
hope to receive liberal support from the rea,
public. The coming session of our Legislature
be one of more than common interest, and pcS
desrous of obtaining early and correct norma
from the seat Of government, will find it to /
advantage to take the Keystone. To law
jadges justices of the Peace, and public oil
generally, it will be invaluable, 40 all the laws
public and general nature are published 10 il i,
dately after their passage, and fully three me
befoIe they will be promulgated in any other
ner. We shall also have an able correspond
Washington city, who will keep the readers OF
paper apprsed of all that is doing at the seat
National Government
TERMS en-
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For the whole year,
For the session only, twice a week)
Any person sending US five subscribers e
session, accompanied by ten dollars. shall ref
| copy gratis for his trouble. All payments u
transmitted by mail, and all Post-masters are
ted to frank letters containing money for neg
subscriptions,
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| Harrisburg, Nov. ls. 1912
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-11
NOTICE..

THAT have purchased at constable sale as the
property Of Elisha Hess yoke of work cattle,
one plough, one tanning mill ,one mantle clock, land
have left the same in his possersiont during my
pleasure ofwhich the public will take notice.
PHILIP FRITZ.
February II ls43-42.
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.aDNINIS7RATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE.
NIOTICE is hereby given,tha letters of admin
IN stration, &c have been granted to the subscr-
Der on the estate of
ANDREW GREASY,
late Of Miflln township, in the county of Columbia
deceased Al persons indebted to said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settle their respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate requested to present their Claims
properly attested for settlement.
will meet debtors and creditors on the 2eth OF
February and first of March next, at the late resi-
.dence Of the deceased to make settlement with all
who may call
ABRAHAM LUDWIG, admir-.
February 4, 1874.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

HoRRoRs OF SMoK1Nc.-An acquaintance, who
has for years been alternately smoker and chewer
Of tobacco, tells us that, although in good health
and prosperous in his affairs, he was frequently
low spirited, he could never tell why. Besides,
he was troubled with twitching in the corners OF
his eyes, which sometimes extended to the corners
of his mouth. At last he began to accuse his be-
loved cigars as the cause, and with much effort
broke off from smoking and chewing: The con- On
sequence is, that all the disagreeable things whicn
he endured have disappeared. His spirits are UNI m
formly buoyant, and his muscles quiet AS TO the
fellows who smoke in Broadway, spolllng the com,
mon air of heaven, we wish spasms would seize all
their mouths, so that they could not hold cigar
Journal of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
uy- The Paris correspondent of the Boston At

G7 The Paris correspondent of the Boston At
las, states the following interesting circumstance,
as having occurred recently In that metropolis;
daughter Of Gen Montez who has been the pet Of the bal
let lovers Berlin during the past summer has had sud
den stop put her gyraons She attended grand review
bit between MS teeth and rushed among the Emperor
suite gen.darme stopped him and gave him blow with
the flat of his sabre This ndignity that Spanish
blood could brook and the Sonora applied her riding
whip with small degree Of vgor the gen-darmes face
He brought action for assault and the next day she was
served with appear in court to answer The
charge mad been translated to her
than she indignantly in pieces and ampled on the
fragments She afterwards convicted Of having shown
dsTespect the orders of justice and will have opPor
tuny of cuyatng her trageda talent during re years
IMPRISONMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Vandyck and many other great artists also
adorn the Antwerp gallery, but our eyes are
blinded to all minor objects, when they are daz-
zled by gazing too long on the sun in his men,
dian spendor. W. NJ. G'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

others would sink We can conceive of nothing
too lofty for his powers, and can believe that, If
a new creation had been shown to him, he would
have mastered It's highest gloHes, as he has all of
the act11al universe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
STEAM REFINED CAEDY.

D L & a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
IL. OF Chambers street. constantly manufacturing by
steam and have hand large assortment of Candy
Sc Of superior quality, suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made fros Refined Sugar, will keep
warm climate harder and dryer than any made from
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

WANIED-Sy a middle aged American wo.
man, situation in respectable family ake Of
iigh, chamber work good city .terencss given Apply &
Amos ME
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

M ANIED-By q young woman, situation as
w Cook washer and ron.r OF ehambxrwork in pirate
family Best fcity referencs Svsn. Apply lss Woo,ers,
MI .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

E7, Health, Quiet, and Comfort.-The Gra-
strangers stopping days or weeks in the CITY, such
are rarely offered It elgby located clean and airy
mediate rcny M @ 0 ambo, s G ia e
apartments convenient and neat while table supplied
with best Vegetables and Fruits that he procured
Charges moderate and every effort made TO render Boarde
comfortable Shower Baths free Remember So Barclay
II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

GUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE u BRANDY,
- &c-The subscriber offers for sale very superior Port
Wine in glass and on draft-asa old pale Cog. Brandy
Old Madeira aud Sherry, in q ass and in wood
Fine Hooks Carets Burgundys and Sauterne OF
one dozen each. Apply to GILBERT DAVIS,
al. istf Pine street, William.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

A thorough Wing present, dsgusted with this
insolence, rebuked it by toast in this wise:
sNe,oJersey-A sick on ye, resenting the kick Of
an ass" TAmerican
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

~ C. WRIGHT & CO.'S AMERICAN STEEL
~. PENS.-The usual objections which have been made
the of steel pens from their scratching or cutting the
paper is obvated by mode of burnishng the points,
rendering them proof against the hbres Of the paper
They made Of different degrees Of elasticity to suit all
classes OF writers.
2..iL aals-; s,,.alieA h.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

4 SINGLE WOMAN wants 70 take in washing
snd ironing roughdred By the dolsu by the oqs
or quarter Please apply at No 27e Sixth avenue nlt 3e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. l60 0NASSAU-STREET
All kinds IF o b Printing, suchas
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW Br1t.
CATALOGUES, LECTURE Bills
CHECKS, CARDS, CoScEkr Buns Plain md
INSURANCE Policies. Fancy
BILLS OF LApiSG, PoLIrIcAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS {neatl Sc
Promptly executed at the Office of the Tribune No 60 Mas.
sau steet-opposite the Park.
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
NO. Spruce street, tTribune Buildings.
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
B o OK BIN D Err.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALITY on THE
Slo MOST REASONABL TERMS.
- Sylva.lia Association.-Ofce No. Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

NTANTED-A situation by q respectable young
wemln TO do COOKING chamber work in arrstee,,s
private family Good city reference sirsn Apply al IS
Houston street. nN e>
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
Sod bv the statouers generally Dealers supplied By
! e BARNET s. co. l61 Broadway.

y
At the last exhibition Of the American nsrtGts the highest
premium for Metallic Pens again awarded to e. c. Co.
Please observe that each Pen stamped In full G. G.
Wright Co., New York" nl3 3tls>
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

IMpERTINENcE FIrLy REBUKED.-We hear that
the Loco.Foco grog-selling candidate for Sheriff,
Atwood, being in the train of Col R. NJ Johnson
to Newark was present at joli6catlon IN that
city-at which, Notwithstanding the reception OF
the Colonel was not party affair, Mr.. Atwood
had the impertinence to propose toast to this
effect:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

ROARDlNG----UNTTED TEMPERANCE
- HOUSE, al 81 Greenwich street.-The house is larxs
and the rooms are furnished with grares we'll calculated for
iames or sings gentlemen One parlor the f.st noo
Lodgings 81 per week Transient board shngs per day
asals equally low. Please call and see ps ime
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

NO. MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. AND
L OTHERS "A young man. 20 year, Of sg. wishes 70
1btela employment He has been the Hardware and Drug
business or ne would b. willing apprentice himself 70
good Mechanic line addressed W this Office will
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
JOBS OF ALI. KINDS E1EcrrTEp WITH

70 SyIva.iia Association.-Ofice No. Is
Fine ST. third Open from 10 20 IL a NJ. Information
cheeTiully given The Constituriop yiyan. iyl0rf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

collar LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.-ln
pa,tern bronzsd, gt and syered Gsndoes and seler
Lamps which, with large assortment OF piateG CsKe nas
silver Tea and Table spoons now offered very low
by Tn7 Imsl ALBERT BEACH. ia Chatham ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

BOARD IN BOND-STREET. Board With
pleasant rooms, be obtained IS Bords,ses, ,rn,
MI lp,S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

"Ne,uJerseyReadmitted by the last Election into the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

him to say to his friends :.
from one TO an entire set Of ::
producing the leas, possible &
IN mastication. and the pa -
converse. laugh and sleep 3
as with natural onss. Teeth y
serted on pivot, and every &
tended TO and warranted not a
City for usefu luess, durability
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

ROARDlNG.-Slngleg gentlemen, or gentlemen
- and their wives can be accommodated with nI.,.sn,
rooms aud board in small family where the comior, Of
home may be enjoyed at IS MurIaE:strnet. na rvs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

WANTED-A situation by very good cook
who lived q year. IN her last place. Please spplv AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

CT. THOMAS'S HALL, Flushing. L. The
= Rev WIN. NJ. CARMICHAEL D: D, Rector q s..
Georges Church Hsnpsteae sad GERARDUs a 5 BEEhii
Ssinary having purchased the Institution known ST
TIOMAS'S HALL, late the property of the Rev d
Hawks would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally they will reopen hs same for the reception
Of Students on Monday the 7h OF November next and that
they Will neither pains nor erpense 10 render Il every
sIess, sitnation the peaantnes and saluby OF the
isSe in which located ready al all times u
Of Se,Y-York, well known that they need no
comment. . .. e. f,s,.. NAV ba
% either Of the Reciors the Hail. the circulars; OF
tau h anil NJ Wing 70 any Of the following gentlemen:
oH RI III Rev. Benz. f. Onderdonk, D. D; New-YoIk
Rsv Dr.. TayIoT, Rector of Grace Church, do
Rsr Dr Oellby Professor IN the theological Seminary
Rev. Rev Dr.. Dr. Sesbu55. Editor Of the ChsTehmaa
Rev Dr.. Moor Richmond: staten Island.
Hon Davd S. Jones, New,f o!k- f,.,
Msss-s D. SkilIin D. Ciarksou Dr. Lueius CoInstocs
n r and J. Hewlett; Swotts Stanford Co.,, New-f ork
Messs Jarvis Brush Van NEs:fRa ssESxya
oncacher Rev DR. Coleman, Rev. rsderck OglioT, hi
Rsv- William r. WhittlnshaT, D. u, bsnmoEe;
Flushing, Oct u, 1873 - las -- llilsl
nICH PLAID AND FIGURED SILK VEL
~ VEL 'Ls Ai-'e Z 6fIaToL'S CLOTH STORE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

NANTED.-Csp,taI wanted In fhe SILK Busl.
SE', in The way OF psTtDer or partners. BY gentle.
man In the country long acquainted with business and
ow owning large e,sab,hmep. Inquire Of the PusLmst
M sas Or Of T. WAKEMAN. Esq seerr,ary Of the Amer
whom il s written FORM the outline. of The proposed a.
Sangeuients. MO 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

w aN .DIby respectable English girl a sit.
ok aas washing aad ironing The be., Of city ,esenos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

r EECHES! LEECHES LEECHES "A
yery superior lot of healthy and large Swedish Leeches
lust and offered for sale by the hun
ded or single better terms than can any where oe nad In
this city, BY Dr.LEwls FEUcRNpHAMSGfiEK Np Msfi.s:Isst
n B-Cyanufet of Potassium, Hypo-sup Soda " ood
Napta Kreosote Copavi Capsules, Veratrn, Phosphorus
Oxvmur Pot,assa Oxaic Acid Carbonate Ammons Bronze
and all other medicatrd and fancy Lozenges Metallic Bis
muth and Nickel Pyroigneous Acid, and all the rares
Fr.nch Chemicals Iodine Pepene Hydrodate OF Potash
Bomne cheaper than ever; Labarra9ues Chloride e s2aa
t;;ts. 60 49, n8 2weodis|
DRY GOODS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
~ &c-S s L. HOLMES, No. % John-street. between
Broadway and Nasausee receiving new and desirable
Goods for the fall trade keep constantly on hand
full of Dry Goods Housekeeping artclss M Of IN,
ca sh prices wholesale aud retail; have lately received
Woo-dyed Cloths and Cashmere:
Mixed and fancy colored Cassmeres; Saunets
Rich Cashmere Nestlngs;
Plaid Coakings Plalis for children;
French Merinoes; Thibet Cloths; Apaccas;
Rich colored Cashmcres and Muslin de LANES
French and American Prints;
Real Welsh and Rogerss Patent tlannels;
Domestic and other Flannes; Canton do;
Blankets OF ali sizes and qualities;
Marseilles Quilts and CounteLpanes; Comto5tables;
Table and Piano Covers; Toilet Covers;
Druggets; Baizes STAIR Linens ,
Irish Linens of the best bleach, OF all qualities;
q-8 piIow-case Linen; 81 TO "a Irish Sheetinss;
IRISH and BaInsley Sheetngs, from 10 ia wide;
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins; Towelings;
Cottoas Shrtings and Sheetings of best 9qalitles;
Bed. Ticks; English and American Long Ci4[hSi
Long Lawns; Linen Cambrcs and Cambrlc Hdki';
Black Gros de Rhine Silks; Grape for Wells;
Black silk Hose; do. Raw Silk and Cashmere Hose;
French Bom5azlnes; English Cotton and Halt Hose -
John-stres, between Broadway and Nassaust
y B-EYtra wide Russia Diapers, o20 tM&N I'm Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

A FEW single gentlemen, or a gentleman an
n his lady, may obtain good board with paa,,n, ro,r,,
reasonable terms. BY iuquiring At t2 John 81 nil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

4 NEAT FRONT PARLOR on the first
floor TO let with board eS Greenwich.s,resf AI.s
apeasant the second foor and few vacancies fer
single gentlemen, moderate terms. rH sss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

POAKDING SCHOOL-The Mount Vernon
ID Academy pleasantly situated in 58th street, on the Old
Post Road the Sd aver Mr. and NJ Gaas pro o.
pupils, bows or girls from the age of ,1 ten boarding
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the location and its proximity the city render this Seminary
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