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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

.
In the Yell Circuit Court on the Chancery side there
of, at the August Term, I643. August 10TH 1919
Samuel NJ. Hays, Complainant,
Samuel Ward the unknown Bill in Chaneery.
heirs at law OF John Tucker
decd, and Jefferson Tuck.
er, Defendants -f
n / this day comes the said complainant, by w.
"A Walker. his solicitor, and it appearing to the sat.
sacton OF the court here, that the said complainant
mas annexed to his bill of complaint affidavit of his
want OF knowledge OF the residence of the heirs law
OF John Tucker deceased, whose the said
complainant unknown, and that subpoena has issued
in this behalf out of the Office of the Clerk Of this
against the said Samuel Ward and that the She riff of
said county of Yell, TO whom the said subpoena in Chan.
Gerry was directed has made thereon that the
SAID Samuel Ward cannot be found within his county
and the court here being satisfied that the process
not be served the said Ward motion of the
ainant by his said solicitor. is ordered by the
here, that the unknown heirs at law of the said John
Tucker, deceased, and the said Samuel Ward be mott
ned o: the tendency Of this suit which is bill in equi-
" for specific performance of contract praying that all
the right title and interest of the said defendants, in
and to certain tract parcel of land lying and being
situate in the county of ell and know and desgna
ed in the public surveys of the United States being
he north east quarter part of the north fraction
al quarter, (easE Of ha and the south fraction
al quarter. all in section thirty three in township six
north Of range nineteen west, containing two hundred
and ninety acres, and ninety hundre his of
acre. pass from and out of the said defendants
IN the SAID complainant and his heirs in fee SIMPLE and
t un'Iss they appear by themselves. solicitor, be-
term of this court, which is to begin and be held at the
Iourt mouse in said county of ell on the second Mon
be In eornary next, the said compliments bill will
~ Neh as onessed; and it is further ordered by the
10y mere that this order be published in the ..Arkan
in this newspaper printed and published
IN inns Statc for eight weeks successfully, that he
as. Insertion be made at least four weeks before the
commencement of ths next term of this court.
'rue copy fom the record this ed day of August
A.. D. 1873 JAMES c. GAULT, Clerk.
Nov. 4, lsi3--39-sw Printers fee s25 OOi
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SCO1T. WHITE & CO. hye
~ from Cincinnati, per steambo,
30 boxes boxes i 10 BY II glass
TO gallons Iinseed oil
"a 4 barrel barrel turpen,ine
% kegs rh:.. ,c..u
400 spun cotton
20 dozen corn brooms
20 renmspaper
IL barrek whiskey 4
All of which will be sold low f
Oct. ii, lS43. :
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25

AN INVOICE OF sADDLERY,
MUST RECEIVED on consignment from Phil
q adclpha, which will be sold at cost and
charges by HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
Juy Is. l843. 49, y b. =. Efls E.EE
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

N1 f, the unders gned, citizens of Van Buren,, and
w Crawford county, were appointed by the citi
zens of Crawford county, meeting held in the town
OF Van Buren,, June A. d. 1913, to inquire into the
facts connected with the murder of A. CAMPBELL,
were brought before u.s. and examined with scrutiny
and among the number Mr.. James r. Smith OF
Webber's Fork, Crawford county, who from the fact
OF his living within less than mile from the place
where the unfortunate Campbell met his untmely fate
was examined with care and attention touching his
knowledge of or conneXion with the facts and crcum-
stances of the case, and the committee could not find
from the evidence before them, any thing crmina
Mr. smith, and feel disposed to acquit him Of any agen-
cy IN the Transaction, upon which such pei
BILE mystery no" hangs. ..-
JOHN GREGG,
JAMES A. SIMPSON,
k. M DEWEESE.
WASHINGTON DUVAL,
SOLOMON FORESTER.
Van Buren,, Oct. ~, lS43.-39-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
COON SKINS.

August 5, 1896 - = -. -
HENRY & CCiNNINGHAM, =
AVE just received pr Lucy Walker, and
Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
cash. .HEsa sss--re -
l25 bags Havana and Java Coffee,
100 kegs Boston Nails and Brads,
10 Hhds. Sup. Br. Sugar, '..a-..
10 Kegs Duponts Rife Powder,
100 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
l Cask fresh Rice,
.- Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes Boston No l. Soap,
r 10 g Superior Cigars, -..-. ...
II Reams Writing Paper, <
so DOE. Bed Cords. Il III
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
Pepper Sauce. -
and Glib. cannisters Mustard,
10 Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 Clarrot,
a~-a S Cans Linseed Oil. a-..~ Ar-.-.---
Hlf barrels Sugar house Molasses, ~
10 Halt, quarter, and eighth bbs. Mackere
es Sets Blacksmith tools, complete, :. I'd
~sla 2 Casks London Porter and Ale, 70 ssrs
II Bags Buck Shot, a+ CD -aaE
10 Boxes fresh Cod Fish,
Wrapping Paper, Backing, Shaving Soap, Match
os, &c. -1'l EE mr.sE E H. '-r.. ... -..-.. .r q
Jaly Is. 1913. -
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TERMS.

TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCER
Is published every Saturday Morning, at ruRRE
DOLLARS, If paid within six months, Fouu DOLLARS
II payment be delayed until after that time.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines less first insertion ONE
DOLLAR, and FIFTY CENTS for each contnuance-oycr
III lines and not exceeding 5 to be charged square
and half and in that proportion for long
"hen an md vidual account, at the above rates.
amounts to $50 and under 500, discount of 25 per
cent Will be made, and when it amounts 81 100 or
more discount of 33 per cent: but discount will
DC made where payment is delayed after the
oil one year. and deduction will be made on the e
gai advertisements required to be published by law
All advertisements to be paid for in ADVANCE or the
payment assumed by some responsible person. .....
| CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
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In the Yell Circuit Court on the Chancery side there
OF, at the August Term, 1913. August 10th, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

ENUMERATION WANTED.
"A LBERT NEWTON McVEIGH left me some I wo
wears since. was then residing in New Orleans
was IN the employ of Capt. Mount, of the steamer
~, when last heard from him. he Rochcs
tb as Tow boat but frequently made voyages in
for, ~; ana up Ket River. which place last heard
IRON nm: when he left my residences he was in his
hur Should oue eyes fair compexon very fair
1--we tnJu any steam boat captain or clerk in the
me information, by letter otherwise thew wiIi
confer great favor on anxious and dstreya WI
ther. =. AMEIIA us'Tessed mo-
Van Buren,, Ark, Sept. 90, 1913. e Ht"n'
Now Orleans and Red River papers ,v;I, ,S.o
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON

WILLIAM CONWAY b..
II AS resigned the Office of Circuit Judge and en-.
tered into partnership in the practice of law with
GEORGE CONWAY. They will practice in the coun-
ties of Lafayette, Hampstead. Union Wasbita Clark
Pike and Sewer; and in the Circuit Supreme and
Federal Courts at Little Rock and attend to
in any part of the State.
Communications on business, post paid, addressed to
CONWAY j. CONWAY, Washington, Arkansas, or
to the care of Gen E. N Conway, Little Rock, will re.
ceve prompt attention
August 10, 1913 -2S.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
OH ZAP CASH ST,
}. N. Armstrong


seiectea very recently, and with great fr pa
iIoeiPhia and New York markets, on r,o..
pic pic Terms, which they are determined -.
TN CAoh, or to those who will pa. .hen 6
70 no so.
cIes. viz ''"''S'S' IN par'' oil the ie.. e.'
large assortmcntof Chusans. new and boa, ...- D.,
Alpacha Lustrc., black and colored Ma =
a large and brilliant assoI,m men, y: Mn.r,
of the newest and most beautiful Pa. T., ..
handsome assortment Of figured 81. ks. of
styles and patterns.
Printed velvets. beautiful and fashic. -. -
aides dresses. r+u-r gr
Cashmere d. E Grace: Cashmere d. E Coz. -
E U9p ae Lanes Broche figured Ponexs-f "A
w W'de satin d. Chcne, for Cardinals or
"atered silk velvets, n beautiful article - =
NETS, fashionable and entirely new
| Silk buttons for ladies dr.s.c. ,.sn..,
Fine thibet shawls.
Soeeiengh and Broche shawis.
Ladies velvet cravats. silk and thibet handker
| assorted. --r n
| Thread and Lyle laces, edrinrs and insc ,t;o,.
Cardinals.
beautiful assortment of bonnet and vely,
- ribbons;
s, ,rew an md Go.o h satin and mantaa q? asa
Perfumery. a great VARIETY U Of the the nay, -.
| Ladies black and heeced ELK hose II = =
Ladies IL mbs wool. cashmere, mohair 30,
Gents lambs wool, silk, merino and ,I...= a
large assortment Of linen csmbrie ha fl,,.t chic
Gloves, a general assortment of anlt-
very large and superb assortment 4
Cloths. cassi,. Sos
,o,.is,;n1 - asS.hers ana 3.
consisting OF super. and super sup b. 4 Fir,
Re,c;,r 40 p;,o elo,9 assorted. ~
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25
JOHN AUSTIN

JOHN AUSTIN ~
En- AVE received, per Steam n,
aA for sale, low for cash, AZ;
$50 bbls whiskey
S casks Cogniac and Am.
10 bbls Wheeling alo
10000 lbs Juniata iron -
1000 los plough moulds
1000 lbs Am. blister steel
500 lbs Eng. do do
10000 doZ. cotton yarns
5000 lbs castings and dog iron
SO kegs nails
20 boxes soap
1900 lbs bar lead
1000 gallons stone ware
10 bus. clover seed
20 do timothy do
25 boxes p:. TASKS
S do Virginia tobacco No.
June 20, 1913.
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PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

Announcement of candidates, will be charged as
other a ertsements. .-.- . -
Political circulars will be charged as advertisements
advertisement OF gross, abusive personal nature
will be published at any price
All letters must be post paid. .-... -.
Single copies of the paper, l2 I-2 cents. a. .
The above terms will be strictly adhered to- r.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25

ON HAND, AND FOR SALE. BY J. H. HEARD,
< BARRELS peach brandy
8 do gin
l caak MADEIRA vino
bbs Malaga do
1000 lbs bacon
60 bbls whskey
8 bag feathers
2 casks Claret wine
2 pipes Cogniac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
30 boxes co. Nos. and 2
20 boxes soap
10 sacks cotfes
Is cells bale rope
6OOO lbs Tennessee hammered iron
Fort Smith, Oct. IL. 1913.
~ ECElNED, by steam boat Export, and for
NJ sale by JOS. II. HEARD,
25 bags Nos. l, 2, and shot
l barrel gin
3 do brandy
do Nluscat wine
% DO whskey
l keg spikes
| Fort Smith, Oct. Is, ls43.
Il UST rec'd por Steamer Arkansas and for sale
~ low 'o' ''' &c
~ doz Cotton cards livery fine)
100 lbs Salt Petre
bbls Loaf Sugar 'F.a
10000 best Spanish Cigars
doz DemjohEs asst. szes) -.....
=, 2-casEs Cheese .... q
boxes clarified Soap
Letter and Fools cap Paper
-s.7 coils Manila Rope (sze l-2 inch)
10 boxes CIaret
bags Pepper
Playing cards, &c. &c. &c. .-.-.
June 2. 1s43.s ~'','0' w..
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FOR SALE. -...
ME subscriber has hand, and offers for sal at
4 cost and carriage, good Saw Mill Crank, which
Van Buren,. - -
October 2s, Is43.-3s-3t.
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Scott. White q Co.

HAVE removed to their new store on the cor
II n ner of Main and Water streets, and have
Just received and have on hand very large sup
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-11-25

MILL STONES, AND IRONS.
Mutt, WHITE e. Co., have received fnll
set. and will sell them for cost and Garage.
pr, A. feet diameter, bur stones,
spindle, driver, balance, iron stop and ink.
gudgeons and steps, p
bell-metnl ink, .... .. ..r-a.
hosting screw, and regulating screw.
damsel iron,
yards boiling cloth. .s .as.-..
rails. 49, ~ : 49, - '-'''
July 20, 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

IL AUDUBON, the celebrated ornithologlSi, has
arrived in our city. He is STAYING al The elias
gov House, and intends starting about the 10Th
instant, in the boat of the American Eur Com
pany. for the mouth of the Yellowstone. lie will
proceed thence to the Rocky Mountains, IN com
pany with several gentlemen wha arc with them
Hewitt also be joined by SIR William Stewart OF
Scotland, who Is also in the city. HIS object IN
visiting the mountains and praires OF the Ear
West, IS TO add TO his splendid collection such
specimens of birds, &c. as he may find there
Mr.. Audubon Is quite az aged man, but his
active and hardy life has given vigor and
strength 10 his constitution which renders hun
far more active than the generality OF men OF his
wears. st. LOUIS Rep. 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

AloRE GoLD-Wc have understood that gold
has been discovered on this side Of the Tallapoosa
River, between Dudleyvillc and Slows Ferry, IN
quantities sufficient to cause many entries olpub-
lie land. Twelve or fifteen miles South of these
discoveries, mines are beng worked which are
represented as very profitable They are III the
neighborhood of McLemorc's Ferry. Thus 1t
seems, that ore is found along Il line OF about -
or 30 miles in length from Godvlllc TO the last
named ferry. The influx OF capital and popula-
ton to work It's extensive Gold mines. promises
TO make Tallpooso one OF the richest and most
r,nnlous counties in the State. Hitherto, al
though containing considerable bodies of very
rich land. ii has, on account OF the stenhty OF a
large portion of lis lands, been rated among the
poorest, VIC should no, be surprised II the vote
of Tallapoosa exceeded 1900, at the next August
election. East Alabamlan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20
From The .Ssw Nirror
gblrtpsGIOr.
kf y. 2. v I I ] : !.

TIE year, Of mans i!t> are thrs'-'e0rs and ten.
Oh, weary heat. thou'n half way hone:
We s,41d on liies meridian night
As far from childhood morning come
A. 10 The Gczvrs forgstful Night,
Circ You'd, and Hop parting tear
Hope promised bur TO bring Us here,
And reason takes the guidance now
One backward Icok--the last-ths l@st
One silent tesf--for Youth Is pest
Wbo goes with HOPE and Passion back
Who comes with and Memory On:
Oh, lonely looks the downward track
JOYS music hush'd-Hope.s roses gone.
To fIe4,pre aud her s1ddy troop
Farewell wi:hou, sigh Of rezr.
Bu, heart gi,es way. and spnt4 dfooP'
To think TIA; love may leave Us hsfs
Have We no charm y hen youth 70 flown
Midway 10 death left Sed alone
W srav.--a., ,,sere , twilight star
Ths, sends ~ thread across te wave,
Isee frightening light, from far
Steal down path beyond The sEaye-
And now--bIess God,-its golden l"e
Come. DER and ii .hts my sfizdo"! "!
Ard show, the d.ar hand ciaspd 10 mine.
But last, what tiose sweet voices say
The better iatd 8 IN sight,
9nd ITS ehGstentne tight,
M Ion. fcom Gfe's miGuqy drrca
;a,. INK ghoss cqsyd hand et brrg thee ITO heett'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

i NoB1E TRAIT in the character OF the Span
lard is thus warmly cuIogized 10y Borrow, IN his
Bible IN Spain =. 10 the honor OF SPAN be It
spoken. it is one Of the few countries III Europe
where poverty is never insulted nor looked upon
with contempt. Even at an inn, the poor man is
never spurned from the door and ifnot harbored,
is at least dismissed with fair words, and con-
signed to the mercies OF God and his mother.
This is as it should be- laugh al the hIgotry
and prejudice Of Spain; abhor the cruelty and lc-
rocty which have cast STAN OF eternal iniainy
on her history bu, | will say for the Spanlards'
that in their social intercourse, no people IN the
world cxhb, a juster feeling of what Is due to
the d gnitv of human nature, or better understand
the behaviour which 1t bchoves a man TO adopt
towards his fellow being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

ILLINOIS RELIEF LAws.-Thc Ottawa Free
Trader publishing the decision of the I. States
Supreme Court IN this matter says : In reply TO
the often repeated question, will our Judges take
the decision of the Supreme Court of the United
States as their rule of action p We may answer
that ,yc understand they will IN all cases that are
obviously covered by this decision, such as mort
cages, deeds Of trust, &c. but, although be-
licve the opinion of Chief Justice fancy clearly
goes TO declare al relief laws imparing the oblga
tons Of contracts made previous TO the passage
OF those laws unconstitutional, yctas the decision
itself, from the nature OF the case upon winch 1t
was made, does not 90 TO that extent, we under
stand our Judges will sustain the relief laws Of
this State, so far as they have reference 10 sales
under simple executions. 1t seems, therefore,
necessary, before we can get completely rid OF our
relief (9 laws, that case covering the whole
ground should be taken up TO the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20
IN noT,vs PFST-s brick House

WIN stone oop AID i5oa Lqs ~. Ef BtI sei ~
~ SgwJ js2.: iaa =; so caneh ss
saNIBL DISCARD Aidil = .la =.
S an the 4arIIs., and bcst F-taJ7 known 81 " ems
80 .sSas rlovrsr s comprising ths n1S:s o-''''
M and n jslf s. e o ,2s nj S5r5osl, siaa Gla
5000 Cir and H2 %I HiI I' 6f5TSIaF IS Bda
A.4 FARM FOR SALE---The sl} S5ils's,
III -. rtr1 IN the Town Of Be-kmin Ouch.
,orur@ N-w-Yo5k containing about 81 j ,,..I
land ;i5aGy, s' ,,, t n II In f-is1 s s
r1srs Tn farm beaunally situate. ae iIics ~
,a I'm with M t - q gr nini2n i3g
Of Wnstt Ltses IS Front s. } tli Is H. DENTON
II Bg gsbilail March Il. 1916. - az =
~PRICE 81 ,0oo-A Farm for sale conta'n, Il;
~ acres very pleasantly situated Z. MR. LILY, .i
Of Westfeld .sfs &C, co's, ;5b II,
jiI f- lr... a comfortable dwelling Ns 81 49,
near N daal , ~, NJ Id .scs ri s,dns t2u' New
yrt ~ Philadelphia and IN tn ylsinii; 81 ~
] II IVeSr7eit on.-5uh mIs from IN =
~ II EIiz,t-;lt-i1wn Of BJRNsi > IA ~
Elizabstlrro'yn. ar ? lsiz
49,. ? ARE CHANCE-The subscriber of5'r-
rSSSI ~ ~ fi-reg. Tor sale T. consists q" ~ 'si.5 %
Tsy--l-l; laul whereof about sr-f teI-S ar ~
IL Tn house !, IN IN t.n-.i,il IN on 81
d LTs. lid, rooms with closets on ne o'rIil IN RI
- ,itI, "a room wood to's ana nj cteh :
Liar kitchen NJ. finished and ample c- ',tl
80 hot
4 AZ and - beqagaIl IN z,ceIl-n, Order Tn farm i Wi
s,ocLad with I'm. varieties ct init an" ~ I,
commands Ine view ot The AK anu oil vi ~ The
II /, distant and hail miles from t ~ ,uI, a
yiIlage OF Geneva The subscriber "el IL, d
tho aboy4 premises but 81 the horses ctIIIds -
iarsn kinds and iarnln. implements nov ~ et.
800, re5,ona bI. aud world feler 20 9nr
Wan = New Yoss for the terms ana 39lu. us -
TT ,rir-zr can BE- any TIM. AZ MS ~,
GENE ll5su..''B B. sLossoN mh2l 3t4M I'm
& LAN y e.,ro,, Of purchasing
sTpstioh o us CO -, ~ ,anJ acrss of Land within
I'VE to trs. yd c,fy in the STAT 5 Fans
hundred miles OF - IN tn aid and rurs h. WI.
MA, S""-JeIssE % ,l,,,,af r, -1,,irc .rti,,-
supplied WIN NPi' alu ~ I1rnItiy,,gI Lind. with
-Tuwlnc ana sis.h- ~ ,,l H. uresrre.l O,gl-
aNnal, GU c..r tifla are. ..,l,f.,l mn,
RI, OF lands who can - elstl ,it, IT III
pare true atatsmtp w .=le ~ y. -, T. u
iaNouhi" terms tnH iuIi' -. -, D., j,,.,
WHITLEY President z. The eiiailt ASSOCIATION. - 's
81. 'EcN ok NJ, I;.;.t -. H..
Tn. attention n iH'noiGsT, Is ~ t'i.lls
syIytpie ASSOCIATION intends -'''- INTO '''''" = '' -
j'!>zhir... ,. x,sr,,c ,-, -.s,i,s,;q1 ~ con-,
-. ,[l,,ic =, fi,i.' rris-ro.rlr Us II
OF lo-,'t '.'' ~, . .,i5I,Si
TORS-TLoma, j. F3rham. Counsellor at Law Is loca
III - An, igo. In the practice his professions and
viii attend 10 the election Of Debts and ny business con-
.c Win tho sal and Purchase of Lands the Payuisut OF
Ia, tonor-re,ilcu, I'm those States and Territories
har,ie-in. on the River Mississippi.
lie NAV b found Tor short the ohcc 81 hi' Ncen
VIM JAY H4Skitt IS Centre STREET Nc"-i ORR ,ti''sn r
hours Of three and four ocloc vi Where ne WIN u" l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

2x3 HOUSE TO LET IN JERSEY CITY
80; Tie story Buck House the OF iotk and
Wasluc'on OF the situations u
the place aud within tlee injuries walk OF tie ferry VIII
ir low good Apply on the premises, or at II
\gN.fOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

III To LET TO 4 SMALL FNAIILY.-Gnc
r' halt Of modem built story ettlchou.- continuing
S1. Ike rooms with ,.utrc5 CLOSETS, under cellar
situated IA he block IN 18Th street ith house vs. OF 9th
avenue No liel Can be from I9t@ o'clock = ia
t. iAitIculA II tte iorIi2 tuItun y. mI2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

- TO LET.-in Dean street, near Smith street,
"a Bmokyn the splendid three story house finished IN the
.!G~ manner with two intS OF ground attached Also,
coach house stables vtdety of the most choice gai.
vines Also er,l fruit tres, with well aud pump" ey
ceen spring water on the premises Tins rr9peTty + well
whom 1t Will br let for on sce1mnaifn:
b, applying 70 JOSEPH MIRIA1 g9,lne 81. GlLe
-, FOR SALE j, the City OF Newark, ". =,
No. H. The House p feet front aud 81 ,rei
with large the rear and well finished llon Ehout Also,
good stable fruit &c attached 10 the premises lar
her particulars apply NICHOLS, corner OF William
and Washington street, or OF Wal Eau L. on ilt premises
N Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

~ TO AlECllANlCS-Apa Apartments TO Let IN
' the al hous- No % N1Iewarr-strser, icut1ancs
through tn. basement suitable Tor ouly small family
Situation pleasant and retired, t- b-us ONLY 0t-l ten
az w. ESIrTK NFR \ son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20
'''e,s' N'' 5. 'KINGsLANp. 95 spdng.stnet.

..f1 known mercantile .tand IN the village OF Fishkill,
Duche.s County formerly occupied by 5 A. Ioyr i,
to rent from ths Isl OF Maywhere fresh assortment, OF
Wyck mean t,r premises or Charles Van Wick, 3iFlstcl.
~ St. \cw-YUk. alb ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

"a To LET or FOR SALE CHEAP
III brck House good order having rooms, 6ir~pace,,
basement c>te,n Sc, with stable aud two lots. near
Nerkers Hotel Williams uGgh. Rent Sl0o Apply TO
A. r. SMITH, 50 LlbeTty-St. alb 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20

I'D To LET-Workshop> of VARIOUS sizes. best
8 lighted Of any in the city and rent o" Possession sS
I. en- Immediately Also, basement room and tro te-
r,,- rrabl4 for too,riakeI a shoemaker inqne ct
ov!I'' '"i''V' " LOCKE, 81 Ann ST.