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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

delegate, ~ tie g0pafl Convention,
bItlH'o agu upiJ tWC ~ whiti my
preferences WIS oppressed 81 lllg
Pru'iiancy, These lNo aie tho
m9oliuas btld In Princess Anne and
Norfolk tounlifs, ~ 10th NJ whlcli,
Nh CALnogH Ms The choice, Al
Tic meeting ~ Nofplk lio loIlosibg
resolutions see 0doptcdi
Resolved, That oui delegates 10
said convention be- instructed 10 ~.
sist any pfopas''ien 20 send state
delegates t. tho pfopo'cd general
convention, that they insist upon rep.
fesontativcs beng appointed immo'
daloly by The people, rs the only
certain mode ~ effect clear express
sion OF the popular choice.
Rosol,cd, That our delegates be
further instructed ~ propose and re-
commend that in general convention
each State be entitled TO the number
OF votes cofrc'pand NJ with its con-
grcsional rcprcs nation, aud that
tic nominee for the Presidency shall
be the candidate receiving The larg-
est number Of electoral votes taken
per capita, and not by States.
Resolved, That the virtues Of the
citizen and Ihe sagaciIy oltbe states
man are prominently conspicuous in
the character of j. G. CALHOUN,
that to his timely and efficient aid, is
to be attributed much of the late sue
cess OF Democracy, to rise with vigor
from their fall; and whether regard
is had for the importance Of the office
or the merits of the man, but equal
honor will be done TO both, in pre-
nting for nomination the great
Stat sman of the South, who for thir-
ty years in peace aid in war, has
devoted his splendid talents to man
kind, the integrity Of the Union, the
rights of the States, and the Sove-
regnty Of the people.
The mce,inghcld in Princess Anne
adopted the following:
Resolved, That Of the prominent
men spoken ofas suitable candidates
for the Presidential chair, we find
none so well calculated as JOHN G..
CALHOUN, TO carry out fully the
views of the Democracy, and espe-
cially torccommend and promote just
measures for the increase of our COM
mcrce and the restoration of sound
currency; we shall therefore give
him our hearty support, unless some
other Democratic candidate should
be regularly nominated in a properly
instituted general assembly.
Resolved, That our delegates be
instructed to oppose all efforts to have
the proposed National Convention
composed Of State delegations, and
to insist upon the right and duty OF
the people Of the several counties to
name their own representatives to
said Convention, as the only sure
means to insure fair expression Of
the popular will.
Since the above was put in type,
we have seen the proceedings ofthe
Democratic meeting held at Ports
mouth. Va. at which was expressed
the like preference for JOHN G.
CALHOUN.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11
CANDIDATES..

eFWE are authorized to an
nounce WILLIAM SMITH, Jr. as a
candidate for Tax Collector of Win
ston County, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

0TJons j. InoarsoS will DO u can
didoto for Justice OF tho Peace, al tho
cnusniug election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

0rWe are authorized to announce
WILLIAM B. HUDsoN as candidate
for Tax Collector OF Winston County,
at the ensuing election,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

RFWe are authorized to announce
NELSON SANsING as a candidate Tor
Clerk of the Probate Court of Win
ston County, at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

, erWe are authorized 10 announce
JOHN w. Party as a candidate for
the office of Tax Collector of Winston
County, at the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

0J-Wo authorized 10 announce
JonS w. lIuDsoN, (tbo ptc'eni In.
cumbebt,) ns u candidate fJf the office
Of Tnx Collector of Winston County.
az the ensuing election
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

0<TWc are authorized TO announce
JAMES II. MoLELLANp (lho present
incumbcnt) rs a candidate for Sheriff
Of Winston County, at the ensuing
election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

0.rWo afo authorized ~ announce
EAAsTrs lIpsfLBy ASA candidate fof
Clork of fio Probate Coufl ~ WINSTON
County, az the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

DIsTRIcT Court OF THE Notice in
UNITED STATES, NoRTn Bankrupt
ERN DlsT. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy,No 7l2
NOTICE is hereby given to all
SV persons interested, that Aaron
Stewart of Winston County, has this
dav filed his petition for the benefit
orthe Bankrupt Law, and that the cd
Monday Of March, lS43, has been
appointed Ivy the Court for the hear
ing of the same, at the Courtroom in
the town of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE,
Clerk,
January 81, lsls. 80 It
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

lrFNg moapii,o iltd 10 mngub,o
WnLi,H Y lEwn ~ u c1udidate
fof Cl0rk ~ llig Probate Cont u
Winston County, NJ llo ensuing oIoc
ton,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

Q5-We arc authorized to announce
j. 4. SIMMs as candidate for Clerk
Of the Probate Court of Winston Coun-
~, at the ensuing election. pf pd
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

DnrnicT CoUnr on ran Notice IN
Uurrp SrArss, Norm. Bankrupt
gas Dmr. AlissfsuPpL cNNo Ia
NJ Office Is hereby given to all
" persons interested, that Robert
II. Dennis Of Wn,ton County, has
this day Glcd bis petition for the bcne-
Gt Of The Bankrupt Law, and that the
cd Monday Of March, lS43, has been
by the Court for the hear
ing Of the same, at the Courtroom in
the town Of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
Test: G. M. RACSDALE,
Clerk.
January 81, lsA3. SO At
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11


DffTeief toURT ~ rnI Notice IN
UHnrD hrArfa, Nonru Bl0UUpt
naE Di'T'oy Nlssf''irrL ty,No 7i5
NOTICE Il hereby given 10 al
" persons Interested, MAT Henry
Massey 81 Winston County, hls lhis
day nlod bis petition fof lhe benefit
oftlia lInnkrupt law, nnd lhat tha "a
Monday of March, 1919, Inns been
appointed ny lilo Court, for The hear.
lng Of the same, NJ the Courtroom Ia
Tho town ofAborleon, Mississippi.
Todi q. NJ. ItAGSDALE,
Ci,rk.
January CT, 1919. 80 II
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11
~ o n I Q u Q
JAMES nj. FANSHER,
TAILOR.

HAVING located in Louisville for
IA the purpose of carrying on the
business of his trade, would inform
the citizens of the village, and sur
rounding country, that in Consequence
of the hardness of the times, he will
work at the following prices;
Cloth Goats, IS on
Cashmeres, D w
Jeans, 4 UO
Linen & Gingams, 3 90
Fine Pants z on
Rolling Collar vests, 200
Double Breasted, g SO
Cutting and repairing done on the
most reasonable terms.
N. b. General satisfaction given,
or he will be the loser.
Louisville Mi. Feb. 4, 1S43. 33 6m
DISTRICT Court OF THE I Notice in
UNITED STATES, NORTH Bankrupt
ERN DrsT. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy,No III
NOTICE is hereby given TO all
~ persons interested, that TOBIAS
FURR of Winston County, has this
day filed his petition for the benefit
of the Bankrupt Law, and that the
I'd Monday of March, lS43, has been
appointed by the Court for the hear
ing Of the same, at the Courtroom in
the town of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
TEST: G.. nj. RAGSDALE,
Clerh'
January 81, lS43. SO At
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

January s7, 1919. 50 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

STATE OF NEW YORK, IS In Chancery-Be-
9Is the Vice Chancellor of the First Circ-The May.
or, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City Of New York vs.
In pursuance of decree ofe Court of Chancery Of the
State OF New York Will De sold Public Auction under the
direction OF the Jude Of the Masters of Court
at the Merchants Exchange the city Of New York by
Halliday Jsuklns Auctlone-rs the sixteenth l6th) dav
day
Al that certain lot piece and parcel Of ground with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and benz in the First
Ward OF the city Of New York aad on the sou,lwesrrly
side OF Wall street ard known and Distinguished AS
number foUrteen lli said Wall STREET which said lot
piece and parcel Of ground BOUNDED and described fol-
lows, 10 Commencing the NORTHWESTERN corner OF
Certain lot OF land in Wall aforesaid belons. 10
and occupied by the President Directors and Company the
Mechanics Bank, IN the city OF New York, banking
house AID now known number sixteen TOY "
aforesaid thence running westerly along Wall aore
SAID tlItyone feet seven inches the Of the party
wall OF the Two marble ngs recently erected by John
Mel! thence Soutwe.tery through the of The said
party wall and line drawn thereof ftr
seven nine inches be the less thence south
raseT along the ground lae belonging the heirs
OF Peter decelsd nineteen feet eight inches thence
s2utl-eserl along SAID last mentioned ground fourteen
feet inches ground late belonging the estate
elon: said last mentioned eleven four inches until
strikes the said lot Of ground of the Mechanics Bank aore
sad and thence along the sad last mentioned
!ot feet inches Wall aforesaid the
place OF beginning Dated New York, October 9th A. D
lsi3. VII LIAM w CAMPBELL
Master in Chancery.
D. GRAHAM Solicitor. o2l 1,av,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

600 AGk 5IE Of MoS N os I'd hs;s
land Counties State Of New York IS miles from the
Thu New York aad Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike a1d
well stocked with wood Of IS years growth and UPWARDS
considerable part OF might BE made arabic There IS
veral mines Of WHICH has lately been opened aud
proved TO be Of first quality There also extensive va
Tuxe:o Lake miles long and oT mile wide lies In
part Of the the scenery which Is beautiful II three
Tract Access be had to tire Or four hours BY me
Hackeus4ck and Orange Turnpike b the Of Nyack
o Hayerstraw.
Ii viii De sold in parts oier made considerable
tract luGuire - Chatham street where map BE-
and particulars asceraiped relavsto the above
ses auli 3nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
D. GRAHAM, Solici,

STATE OF NETWORK, ss.-In Charcery,
tes sale-Peter Bonnettvs Henry Byrnes and others
a OF decree Of the Coqt of Chancegy Of the
direction Of The Of the Masters Of said Court
a. .I ss e Va E1eh.ngs in the City Of NewYok
day Of November next, Ca D. 1887 twelve o'clock noon
the n9rthery side Of FrankiorsTeet between Vaudewar
1ad skine streets IN the Fourth Ward OF the City New.
t3r'stlse bounded nerey BY land belonging 10 Nichols
A An outhery by FIankfoEtreet aforesaid easter
land IN the possession Abraham Boodsood Said lot teg
tse nebs s s sa IN S1a front and h aud
IN depth on the westerly side. BE- the same more OK less
Dated Nsw,1"Es; QStober 2ath, a. D., lsa3
a. WIGHT, Solicitor. Ioai 2aw,sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

L'LANGE TYRE lRoN.-,Ihe subscribers have
T. ust received from AmFs Iron Works Salisbury, Conn.,
samples of FIange Tyre for Locomotives and Railroad g
Wbs This Tyr made ea1trs from h2mn,e5sd IRON an sap
mes and Engineers will be furnished with this article made 20
order, OF size or shape required, By addressing Oe
11''e'' MITCHELL & w1THERELL,r
nj I'm IS Naidsn-Lane, Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
FISK'S PATENT NOVELTY COOKING
STOVE. FOR COAL OR WQQN

THIS IMPORTANT INVENTION comprises
every convenience tat be applied 10 cooking soTs,
It's constructed that with the offae! used n
the ordinary stove VIII DO nearly double the c0oki1g WIT
ties ofboiin for washing and DOING the general cooking
the time, which have bean objection 10 nv
common stove are in this entirely obyated The siapeaI
angeen Of the top BY which each boiler has four dlngi
the extraordinary facility for roasting all of which con-
Quoted with mutual benefit instead Of detriment 10 eafs
wi, 49, % ,e @ " ri Of sight
Of vegetables and four dessert each distinct from the 9tns.
By the arrangement of t will admit OF any SIZE c'
in The laggsz= rne,sur, ftom t~o gallons two barrels
Il needs o1} to be examined convince any one Of IT'S Hs
monty, and Tor the # those who have tried et
hundred original letters from scientific gentlemen
may be the 300 Water street Every soys Is
ted perform m,reu.d the money VIII T
refunded. FISK Il FISK Manufacturers,
Aud dners IN stoves ofGvery .aIety, drums copper anu
sheet oa wares the lowest luSsba rates 9 Water stiee'
between Beekman ant Fulton st eets
B-The Poor Mans stove uirable FOR small fanbSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRE

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IKE
/SIsNSEl LAND, sc Persons about renting mon
ZLESSgS6G 70 their friends II the Old Country can
LZLlWlAtSI be supplied with Drafts IN Sums OF 81 x
-. g. IS flo, ECO, ESQ, amount, paya-
bic Demand without discount any other charge al the
Natioaa Bank of Ireland Provincial Bank do MtSsEs Jas
and Discount Sank, Liverpool Eastern Bank Of Scotland
Grerlock Banking Company Sir William FORBES HanseT
our Ireland Scotland ard Wales whch Drafts VIII
be forwarded BY the steamer BRITANNIA WHICH ayes
Boston on the 18th OF November either OF The sailing
on the 7th 18TH ls,h 18Th or 18th Of Noyem61r 5
APPLYING 10 w q y, % o ! Lar ar o. s,a
B-Al letters from rhe country must come postpaid nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

ITO THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
/ TIFF UNITED STATES.-Ths subscriber would re
nsr,Iv 6. the attention OF the various Fire CopaGes
* J,oy, 10 the and beautiful assortment OF BRASS
FIRE. TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS which ne
h,E t finished and Will keep constantly on nand ay
are shed in the beautiful manner and are OF splendid
and :. aboraa designs. Companies from abroad who may
rs 20 see the patterns OF the above before puchatnT can
Obtain letter sheet Of patterns, with the prices to each ~
anng BY mail the subscriber and they may rely on 3D.
,nIn precisely such article the pattern they may Sc
!ee'' Ne>N $780, MARTIN W. EMMONS.
So SIN II Spruce street view ! o-N-
TsIRBANKS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES
Tho u,apufac tuers brought these Balances 70
of perfsc,iou and IN their various modihcaons
go sned them all the purposes for which heavy trans
are eouired b. weight In the mechanical consr1.
ron rsrs i taken 10 STRENGTH n, DU RABlLlif
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not merely as specihc point
and 70 given amount but uniform accuracy al every angle Of
and tiruuc hou the entire range, rom the lowest
- ths highest capacity of the Balance.
hs keep their adjustment perfectly ere never Ia
h- 70 arrangement and seldom 70 any expense Tor
Ths are in use in most OF the Railroads IN the Tinted states
and in some OF them they have been onS IN use 'e
heinz perfect So also the Dormant and tortspe scales
erhng merchandise Merchants aud others VINO nave an
Thorn IN constant use for succession OF years TESTIFY a.
uniform accuracy aud the fact that they appear
h. wea These Scales have also been patented IN
where they are sively used both IN private warehouses
and public railways. 49, - -, ,
j. w THORNE, No. llS street.
on sod,r NeE-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

INTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
Il adjoining the Ncw-York and Erie Railroad, Oh the
Rnapo RIVER IS miles from the CITY Of New" YoEk cafabs
OF driving Machinery 10 almost any extent as there ar tour
whole orrar Of ioOO acres OF land heavily tlmbered wi;h
wood 25to 40 Years growth There are also on the ;act
extensive IRON ofIst quality iimeStons posses ~.
strength ernsd rable part Of the land cleared ana cul
waited and hers might be mad excellent Farms by
clearing Tuxedo Lake two miles long aud one mic vice
hes ia part of he LI4ct ~ scenery OF which 6equtlI
The place Is remarkably healthy IL knowu he y
sus;a tract and Is three miles above PIclsop's Works
Access be had 10 n three OF four hours from liza city
OF NewYork BY the NewYork and Enc Railroad
or six hours by the way OF Hackensack and Uraug Turnpike
by the Mack Haversraw the Tucson River
Inquire No. i2 CAatnam-st. $50 3ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

IT. ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
AT-T1 ORLEANSThe following FIST class packets will
s.sa punc,ua!iy advertised weather permitting, OF
passage fee, viz
TIE ORLEANS Captain Sears, on the 5ih of Novenbes.
The SHAKESPEARE. CAPTAIN Miner 'oih Nov.
The SARATOGA. Captain Russell 18Th November.
The accommodations OF these SHIPS cabin second CABIN
comfort 70 passengers during the voyage.
The ships Of this line have commenced their Tesus
rrp and will sail punctually every FIVE days throughout the
sson Passengers may therefore, rely being detained
The price OF passage being low, those wishing 10
bs In eithe, Of The above packets by 70
'''''' - W 81 T. TAPSCOTT,
AT their General Passage Office, - Peck ship,
" corner Sou street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

szH.v1 EVENING LINE AT SIX
$50 O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Capt, A M'Lsan sill
leave the foot Of every resday Thursday
~. The Swallow has large number of elegant state
rooms and for speed and accommodation Is NOT surpassed on
he Hnhsnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

1t FOR HAVANA DlRECT.-Thc elegant
LSleya wellknown Sp'niSh Steamer NATCHEZ Don Fran
-s4sci: Ver Commander, having heen uuavoidably DE-
This supeIb steamer has been new copered filled with new
boilers and her cabins have undergone thorough renova
rendering her respect most desirable convey
The Na,chez viii arrive in Havana about in time TO meet
the New oesus steamer Alabama erdinc pleasant
Trip whose business viii admit If their akns such
ceuous the latter port. Capt John 4 Staahoe
well known 10 the travelling community Accompanies the
Natchsz on heo VOYAGE.
For pareusTs Of passage apply TO Capt; Sisnhope at
the Aston House, or 10 W. * J. T. 1aPSCOTT,
Peck Sim. South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

9M SII y.9s5.e BOAT a. E ro;5 g pc ~
sssgsa Tarytown, Dobb's Ferry, Hastings and York.
eys.-5reokfas and Dinner boad.lhs and splendid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt, WIN. H Frazee win leave
New York from the foot of Chambers street every morning
Frideys excepted and returning leave Peeksk
day ia o'clock, NJ; except Sundays when she
viii lave Peekski O'Clock P NJ Landing al The foo,
OF Hammond street each way ysrst saced
NoricE-A goods freight baggage bank bills specie
ohsr kind fproPrty taken, SHIPPED Put board TN,
boat must De al The risk OF the owners OF such goods freight
baggase SC
All PERSONS are forbid trusting accom-. of
saId boat isIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
100 000ACRES OF LAND-For

100 O0OAWcREs o OF kANRfoT sa ns in
nor,hwes from NewYor city. The subscriber who is the
authorized Agent for OF the large owners OF land IN
Wayne County offers for sale quantities 10 SUIT puTcha
ses Of pnmproved land at GTces varying from
The land is generally timtered with sugar maple beech
Ealing streams which furnish abundance OF water pow
er for machinery The soil produces good crops of Wheat
Rye Indian Corn Buckwhsat Oats. Potatoes &C. and is
ceedingy productive OF which renders very desrale
for grazing The for market good b. lie
Delaware and Hudson Canal, which from Honesdae in
the centre the County Rondour the Hudson River
and will be increased by the completion Of the and
Enc Railroad which Will pass along tn entire eastern border
County Among the lands here offered several
GELS of from 1000 TO 5000 each witch will b. sold very
low FOR cash close the estates whichthey
belong and well worthy Of the consideration Of
Persons wishing v this County 10 see for emselyGs,
will 20 from New York by the Enc Railroad line Middle
town where they will find lines ofday Homes
dale and those wishing remove their goods and furniture
can ship them BY the Delaware and Hudson Canal lines
from NewY ok Honedae The advantages of this Coua-
" desirable location for farmers, manufactures,
| and mechanics.
Building lots the Borough Of Honejss also o5 sle
on very favorable terms. JOHN TOR3El.#
Honesdale September %. lSi3 sl6 eodDec'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

49, FOR SALE-2,50O acres of Mountain, with
Essa fine growth of Young Timber aud 300 Of Tillabe
Lands $50 Of which is under good state OF guilty
The never.fang River Ramapo through the pre-
misses with lof3 30 odd and of The best places that
possibly could be found for building dam for safety The
ec BY the side of the river which makes Of the best
convenience of getting 10 market b. Railroad could not be
competed with There the premises good two story
ses i1st.rae Grist-NIill with run of stoue IN
at'op with good Of custom There IS also 10 or u good
town OF Ramapo, Rockland County y, " two miles above
the Ramapo Manufac,uIing, Company,s Works aud within
six miles Of Townsends Sterling Iron Works There are also
an abundance of the best en Ore within short distance Of
the place TO be had.
For further information call on
w II. TOWNSEND No. SO Nassau.sreet, N.Y.
on the subscriber who lives the premises which be
done three hours ride with the NewYoIk and Enc Rail
road. THOMAS WARD.
Ramapo October 22d. 1913. OPS eodim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

rRUGGISTS' GLASS WARE-Commsn Walls, Pre-
scripon Walls, Patent Medicine Walls Acid Bottles Co.
Oils Concayes Magnesia, Backing Varnsh. Denny ohns
Flasks nkstands Jars Lemon SyIups, Musards, Snufs
Chemicals of all kinds, French English and American All
kinds e Paints and Colors Every description Of Drugs and
DrnSris articles and Patent Medicines Perfumery and
Soaps a general assortment, SIC. SC. &c
All articles warranted genuine. The pramptest aenoh
,;r,r 20 ,r,srs from the country ol9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

60 nryp NEW ARRANGEMENT Fare
and Freight reducet.-New FORK and Boston
Railroad Line, via Norwich and W orcessr-
From Pier No North River, foet OF Battery place, IR
WEEKLY at4 O'Clock Y. NJ.
The composed of the following splendid steamer,
WORCESTER Capt, Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. J. K. DUsTAN
NEW HAVEN. Capt. LEFEvRE.
The CLEOPATRA. On Mondays, Wednesday, and Sri
days.
Passenger, for Boston Will be forwarded BIZ railroad,
immediately arrival of the seovs boats at Norwich
and will proceed withou, change Of cars or Baggage.
K From Norwich Merchandise for Boston will be for
warded by Railroad without change Of and arrive in
Boston the Day after leaving New York
a. 5. Samples, Light Packages, sc will be forwarded
with Extra Despatch by request made known 70 The subscri-
bar D. HAYWOOD,
Freight Agent for n. Y & 2. S. B. & R. r. Line,
ut the Office the Wharf.
Where all information regard Freight, or from Bas-
ton may BE- obtained; also OF
Ne freight received after half:past ; P Nj.
" B. All persons forbid trusting acc cunt
OF the above boats or owners ap!Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
CHEA P STOR E..

To MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC;
DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, MEDl-
CINES, GROCERIES. sc.
isg GREENWICH STREET, NEW-YORh.
YOHN c. MORRISON offers for sale on the
j mos, liberal terms for CASH CREDIT very eIten
ye assortment of goods among them the follow 10 "hcf
IcnlIt "a afran ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

FOR LRESTON-Packet of 7th No.
ysF-, vem5er.-lhe splendid packet ship WARSAW, Cap
s@a:tain Hawkins, will sail on "Wednesday I'm Sorena-
aad storage passengers early application be made on bead
foot OF Rosevelt st. or to sW.&J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
n6 - Peek slip. cor, South 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

A. " AKNF.tt y %. Sole Pf0NTiet0rs,
AGESrs-l5S Bowery: 73a Broadway corner Eghth s,n,t
46 Broadway Grtut sryt Bunker corner Chsmbcs
street aud West Broadway; Gopl, corner franklin asd
Church VIM Robertson IS Baltimore street. Ba ii,
more: e. Frothinsham, Broady STATE Albany
Broadway corner Chamb.rsyreet Mcclure 100 EuIton
Bulletin Office. Beek!n4n and Nassau.streets Bros
Hibbard IS John-street. sSu