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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
County of Richie

inc oh creating new county by this name has 6nal
passed the Senate by Is To 10, refusing to strike out
hehie' and insert "Roane." Having started TO 90 a
eating' the l-oeos determined 60 eating Our yonc
ooe neighbour must make up his mind be roasted lit
TIC upon this accession of editorial dgn and to bear
WIN hosopny Thus transmitted with honor poseri-
~, he must nothing for the nvariabe envy which a.
companies living fame
"hen the Wings get majority again. as they un.
doub'edy will in 1884, ii not before mean to put in for
the honour OF having county after u.s. and we
expect some true blue friend 10 back Us in the enerp,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
STATE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Feb. Is. lsA3

-N'hANh' REQ. 10, l6iJ.
twill be recOleeted that Mr. Jones OF your delerndon
sent forth TO the world week or two since l.bnd "a
Iengthened report the subject of the Virginia
me result Ut anxious hor OF deliberaon he
II should Hndcae the course OF the majority ef.cuallv
seai up the mouths OF the minority, sUothe The wounded
honor OF MI Rchie and secure beyond the mower of
Sa'hounery the vote Of Virginia Mr.. Van Buren,
Inc missile, however, was loaded deep and there
was evident dissatisfaction in the camp when m author
read the document After little chastisen.n /, yas
ordered to be printed. During the period Of this work
ruinors became rife and circulated freely thar
some very mysterious movements taking place with
reference u the Language Ut the report when the doc
uent nj length printed and land upon tho tables of the
MEMBER those umors assumed the shupe of resolution m
inquiry. Mr.. Hawley a member from Cattaraurus de
mandod that the original should be produced thai com
parson might be instituted between the report as read
ana the report Hs printed. \ motion was made BY Mr.
Snmson, one al the majority that the consideration
OF Mr.. Hawley's motion should be indefinitely
postponed, which Is but another way for definitely
putting 1t Ia sleep: This wos in my Judgment a bad
move OF the part OF the majority, gave the appearance
OF desire 10 snugge conceal the facts Ofcourse tho
Wing members resisted this manfuy and Willis Hall
MI strong, MI Brown and others, determined that light
should be elected this subject After vigorous debate
Mr. Jones himself drawn and that he had
made alterations IN the report after ordered DO
printed! but contonded that they merely amendments
oil language and IN no wise compromising principle or
conclusion.
must do him the credit say, that he managed his awk
ward position with considerable dextery IL well
served by the Wing members that ii the House permitted
report thus To be altered the step would be modify
bill after II had passed Better rrie right the first time
and not trust the hazardous second
thought" Mr.. Huwey's resolution was indefinitely most
y voting with the Wings in opposion this disposition Of
It.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
Place of MEETING of the WING CONVENTION
CHANGED,

AT the unsolicited motion OF Mr. HorKINs, of Powha
tan the House Of Delegates yesterday rendered their Hall
for the meeting the Convention this day. and
quested to say that there general preference for that
Hall over any other.
TuE CONVENTION Is EXrEcrEp MET 10 O'Clock,
Win \ VIEW To ORGANIZE AND ADJOURN. Before THE
trr,RN CEREMONIES pTctN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

% ClamPoorg said happy upon the in
tcieetual well the physical the head Lawyers,
Statesmen and Editors when they particularly
toPerom invariably subject their manpuarons
distinguished artistic The Corporal day
undergoing ado passes accomplished I,ss,Er.
MaJr IomaH b. Smith preparatory mighty
"a love. politics OF war
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
Changed at Nurs,y

The correspondent Of the Courier and Enquirer make.
the following detailed statement, proving beyond doubt
that Mr. Jones Report, on the controversy between New
orN ana Virginia. r0d' changed the hands of the
Printer, without authority!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

Making Ul' utIIl 4l' amount OF Sb,l3J
The cost Of changing the Burying Ground will be, for
brckwork cEcayaing removing gate and ence grsdua-
ting and grayoling avenues, Ss6j.
Tie report was read and laid on the table.
Mr.. Myers presented the following report;
The Committee o. whom referred the communca
ton Of Mr. John VI Li-e, have had the under
sidcrauOn, and beg leave 90 present herewith detailed
proposition from that gentleman, the subject of Lighting
the CITY Of Richmond with gas. The Committee do not
hesitate 10 express their preference iur this mode the
ordinary method Of lighting with oil; the former possessing
numerous advantages, which cannot be attained by the
lntcf-amOng the most prominent economy and
tany The report and accompanying proposition from Mr..
Lise, having been read, they were laid on the table.
Mr. Lses proposition d as follows
81 propose contract with the City Of Richmond for
lighting with gus the following streets, for period Of IS
years.
Cary sfrcsi Commence al Medical College, on Cary
street, % 9TH street:
Main EH From Medical College, on Main street, to
9th street.
/ cfr,sL From 18th street ,O.d MarksD 10 Capitol
square; thence up Bank 10 9th ihcnce UP
Jih 10 the Boil House, thence up q 9TH
street:
r. street. From the corner Of H. Main street, round
Capitol Square o. 9,h street; down O,h ~ 20
the Washington Tavern; thence up 81. 70
Itl 70.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

Or The CARRIER Routes on shoekoe Hin has
been sick for several days We hope resume n.
Route this Subscribers by calling
the Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

Inc LynehbuIg Republican calls the conduct of the
Wings OF Indiana in cutting acquaintance with Mr. Keso
prescription! Soils.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
City Council.

AT an adjourned meeting, Monday 10th insant-Prc
sent; e.. w. Munfori President w. 4. Pattes1n
VIM. c. Allen, Jos. Mayo, G. a Myers, :. ID. Cren-
shaw, Henry Clarke, John Dove, and James +. Heath :
Mr.. Myers reported from the Committee appointed to
bnng in the ordinance amend an ordnance
entitled ian ordinance providing for the establishment OF
Poorhouse Workhousc and House of Correction for the
City Of Richmond, and regulating the same" passed OctJ
Der 7h 1872 which, having been amended and the blanks
therein filled up, passed.
memorial was presented from c. II. HYDE James
BOsher and a. VI. Lyon, Committee appointed BY the
Board Of Directors Of the Fire Association to ask an
appropriation for the purchase OF two thousand feet HOSE
supply being indspensaby requisite for the prompt
suppression Of Fires, owing the condition Of the Hose
IN use occasioned in part by the fires that
have occurred IN the last IL months. and the freezing Of
portion of during the late weather They csti
the cost Of two thousand feet 10 be ) $50.
On motion Of Mr., Myers, the SAID memorial vas refer
red to the Committee Of Finance.
Mr.. Allen presented the following report
The Committee Of the Burying Ground To whom was
referred resolution of the Council directing them 10 in.
quirc the oNpedoncy Of onargng the Buying Ground
hOckoe Hill, have had the under consideration
and beg leave report That in their opinion, Buryng
Ground should be enlarged, include an additional
quantity Of two acres. Under this view, your Committee
have requested the City Surveyor, draw plan Of the
same which is herewith submitted
Tins arrangement gives sixty sections and hrty-twO parts
VI sections and they recommend 81 the Council 90 adopt
the following rates in dispO-ing Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

- In order to give all hands chance participate in
the festivities of this day. paper will be issued from this
office Tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
Coucssondenec orthe New York American

GrAdvcriscment crowded out to-day, will appear in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

a.. "Tm LAST of ruE BARoSs"-we have received from
Mr. Lyons Bulwefs last noyel-vey neatly printed BY the
HaPer, at ihe very low price Of26 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
For The Tribune.
Di Genoe.
nr e. vs.. =. GAMING

Nor in the gsrisb blaze OF aoca
Mos, bcauteous The Landscape seefne'h,
when Summer walk, with pictured shoon,
And retdufe-kis.ihg glory beneath
But when sol, Twiiight's s,iily hour
Like sweet d:sau Of song descendeth,
And with its dewy spell Of power
The heart with Nature's beauty bssm:th-
'T is there the forest field, and lea.
Bs,hed IN the mellow tints Of even,
Promp, the rapt soul most g'owiasly
To paint It's mental map Of Heaven.
And so Il tis no, when Fortunes blaze
Above the unclouded soul s bngh:est,
Tfr4, Love its deares, for IN display
Fox the be,, heart Is not the lightes'
Ba, when the hours Of ,ral come.
Like cleaning shadows, dark aad palling,
Loves purple light doth tin: ths gloom,
OYER ali like Hearen-diPped mantle iaiiing.
Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

IL For SALE.-.i very beautiful place, situated
;:Ir in Bloomfield NewJ-rsy about miles from New
lfork, and from Newark. TIE premises consist Of
the second good barn and other ouy5uiidacal good
Taif good gatrn, with variety OF uit TIRES such
apples, peJrs, cherries Ac This property handsomely
and centrally situated sznc within quarter Of mile + be
tlfsIl IHd -ls near ii- r2sC'lhcs and TWO
Euacation between tn yillacse ard York sy by
stage and aiTGad. The property VIII b. sold c-s
OF exchanged loE city property. Inquire IN New York Of N
DODp. Bookseller, Brick ChaEch Cap-i o. on s- Prem
Uf the aola 2..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

L7XCIfANGE HOTEL. BALTEHoRE.-Th
IL house haring undergone many importmt ait.ra-
aud thorough repairs. having been part ~lur
usbed With rich aud elegant furniture agaim open tor IN"
reception of COMPANY
The position Of tn. Hotc VOL known to rsGulre
det1Il Of is advantage = Confessed % b. Tor l"ppIe Of
cy. TIM pres-t proprietor intends Tint and industry
shall not BE- waiting - natural advantages under
hi yu;-rimsud.ncr aud respectfully octs The ;rrtrouag,
his friend, ,nt the pubic. ERASTUS COLEAi.iH.
BIltlmufa i,rIl On 1873 at m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

"a FOR SALE. in Norwalh, Conn one OF
t5 Of the eligible situations for COUNTY, residence
which t found IN Fairfield Conn. Ii is situated
on t nam r i-atIns from the steamboat landing South
N0fwak 10 the Borough Of Nor ak and about half way De-
tween the two villages Also, Junction OF the Nrw
ofk and Boston turnpike the road =adnE through
te iowa u homestead Of --ht o the very
MT aie land IN high ;ate OF cuy, 4n which stand
comfortable CIV eius H1GS- Barn newly and o,r
out5Hiidin-s with excellent well the ho;tse
Also acres of good Land good coadirou hall
mile IRON the homestead; and ether pieces of about 81
acres each NIL fEcui Th= property viii sold to,-
e separately 10 suit purchases For iarn-r particulars N.
OF The subscriber. living on The premises or of (o
w Bets 81 Pearl e. " Benedict l2s Fulton 81, or NJ
Eab-zshaw, s. Henry ST. JASIES BESFDICT
NorwAlk, Coni. April g. lsi1 ain I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

~ PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Those persons hoying
Furniture of any description dispose Of who break
ne up house keepng will find ready sale for any portion OF
all Of their goods by sending Their address OF calling uron
the subscriber Goods any amount purchased.
Al private sale-Two Piano FoItes
,,2Gti FCOLTON X &c. l9f Chatham 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

sNSPRICE s.. .O00.-A Farm for SALE, containing
ss3 acres very pleasantly situated 2, miles from tn ~
- se u WeSJil-id fsssI county, y. tir Ina p tn.
Som-sre Railroad Ssld farm hes sutib- proportion Of
wanilsnd, iJ comfortable dwelling well oi water
the door. small haIn 81. SAID farm situated
fourth of mile Jn tn old road te.din- from New
York Philadelphia and the vicinity o schools stores
churches and m,rk-Js. uGuir oi Edward To.aIey near -
village OF Westh-d. oneourt o mile from il- Railroad
DEPOT; or Al Llrabs thrown OF EURNET D. HAMILTON
E.!lZaiytlrtoSn. jan. >. 1873 n!.2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
ANOTHER PROOF OF THE VIRTUES
OF BRISTNLS SARSAPARILLA.
NV Yonk. ArrlI 2.st. 1913.

SRI fake the liberty of addressing subject that
affords me great pea,uy- ina'rnuch gives oppo
rity to express 10 lou winch consider -: :r y Jus
tce onl yourself and the valuable cp"rn4 hnowgi9ny
as BRISTOL, Sssaparlla. have ,ayS held SdrSntiiili ~
bigl ssrio but nerc, before this y,i have bsed rs
powerful effects tie human sysem had OCCASION 10 us
nuf hsi, es,-ned preparation o! tda inorc Idtt-
co afi ON ne ny family, little daughter, who most
deadln afflicted head and fare with scoiu,a
Iauecu eruption, nearly u cover her whole hd and
face IN one oi running .dtng her general health
became greatly impaired b. bpt purpose tlr
various means made oal alike seemed to h roweiless IN
he case ill al length acquaintance reCpnmendet Is the
only sure thing remove the diseae Bnsto Ssrsapaila.
therefore. withou; words. will bncfty say have
used Ssaparla aud has roE1d 10 te i9iiy a6ia to
STAY on daughter the destroyer and thoroughly eradicate
from her system te and effect Of her distressing aic
nom there 10 be found oh BIZ trace OF the
disease on hei. Her health also good IN
As could desired can therefore SAFELY and cbeeuliy r.
commend brsols SaIsapaa SAFE aud sfeGt''a remedy
fer diseases Ike the my daughter afflicted With An
other branch my family has used SarSararlia with
er, benefit and fully believe 10 be the best family m
cine offered tie public. II you desire 10 publish thu.
Won are welcome do for the benefit of others, and we
s, by pleased time through the day 70 SATISFY thoss
who may desire my now healthy child. Shcnld yol
visit this cy call and e for ous.-we would be pleased
yOu. am, sil, your wei! wisheT
JAMES FIELD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

~ THE attention Of Gentlemen requested 10 The le
gan; extra light Black Beavers ol Spring and summer iu
ni,hcd b.. the subscriber ANIfBON
ars I'm Fashionable Halter Wall st. Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
THE SUBSCRIBER t,kcs pleasure

The 81 5SCk iHih tskcs pleasure
~ announcing 10. the public tha. s(i~f years
! . I. !.
M "A OF study and labor, h. has perfected IN,
III ri,ur"ry for the manu.tcture Of lier,e Sao-s,
Il hsiIcii he EpV- offers a The rucr 81 horse
|! sslo"rfpn IN btf Of rlotqua'ty tlnss sayilg
|: 5ttir- expense OF making. (,yl.'cli amount. IA
NJ jifell cases % tiie inst cost 81 The uon.l Be-
Ny 5idrs, tae shoes are more cas. fitted to the
v toni. and no DANGER OF irrcklas-the hole,
the eise The qatIify o lie 1..s ir5n Is ''i, also
w.rr'nted superior any heretofore 49,, lor dat pufpo,e.
Of h~s- an'l made ,toe ,eaig = b pa ,r oti
eo lbs ,.iei ,i,oe li iinne,ti'Ee b. 2r" 'rded
"titAn'sl % sut e section o country i" "hf th"y
ST-5 S.r ~ G tpp{!g to III ;; ,bfrlbr at t otLs to
tner If3y LeIla Benedict ca" John Townsend, tIben,
e, L " S e@ pbl.6 925 a ePi: ,, I B9,,9R 4 M
"heie farther Information may be had 2a ,i5 n5irc,
Troy Iron an'Na factofy April ia5 = apI7 Ht Il
- FOR l;iyERPOOI.-Packe OF May 7th.-
w he nevs pacAe, ship ASHBURTOS H-nfj Hnttle.
me,ter. viii sil above iier regular day TIN,
lrnalJ @ upwards Of go tons .ei,ter built expressly
cabins srscious aud ss eIran,I furnished ,itf, very
Tor t- and comfort o lgfs
lSsl S g 121;s 2G. Co. o. q sas ssa. .t
The packet ,hP GEORGE H,AsHfNGroN, \. Bur,
her regular day. az
r-- FOR LONDON-Packet Of MAY lsf-IHe
y gaEkct snip ST. JAMES w 5. s.bof master " III
ss=sfsS.Il as above her Eesuisf d4y.
For freight passage having supeior accommodations
s 0 0''5 GkiSSELL S2S2 ''ST 3PJ RI ( Co. IL soa
- FOR LDNDON-Packct OF May .ith-Inz
t racket snip GLADlToR Thos. Bs,toa master sill
-iT==7a.saii IS above, i-r regular da;.
81 freight or ;aSase having superior accommodation,
aPia5 on boar. 2et et hlai-a lam, or 10
GRlNNsLL, MiNTtRN & Co78 Souti,.st.
Tn. packets WELLINGTON. D. Chadwick m,.,-r
vii succeed the Glati4tor and s4i June 9: her regular
q eaSJ !, 1ELIZABETTI.P0RT AND NEW.
- - YOFk FERRY CONPANY-spRi>s and
G<@9--a.sSJM MINER Ace REASGEmENrs-Far- y: Ce.:,
NJ stra;nb@ats " AT k-R-WlTCH and CtND ERELLA
Brighton and 1ftIsichnioli sacf, t.ir p follows:
STRING ARRANGEMENT
On and ail,r .Alfii 18th, lSi3 TO Jana Ist 1875
Leave t.zab"tf-Por: Ieave New.ynrL
Ats., 9, and Il O'Clock A " Ats; and IO ,,rfdct; "
~ and ;O'clock {. VI. iAt2 fand o,rlorE r II - -
~ ,otSp,Ar, OH, SUNDAY,
A sr, eL@ek a M l. aud R Al 10 o'clock A. VI, tgd :.
sGliliER ARRAS Sc GESiESr I 3 fI.SS ! NJ
On and ate: the lst lay OF June. Ist,
Leave EliL4beih-Por: feeye -, Ut.
AZ g, and II o'clock A VI 81 q: and a, n;ciGrc :,
Al sgd u O'Clock 7. NJ Al and 81 .;corl p
ON SUaDAY. a., So "a .o'A ! ~
AZ 10 and 2 o'clock 4. Ml4ta 10 ead ~ 9'eyork NJ
4, l. "a 9ed O'Clock T NJ tAt2 q and s O'Clock p Il
s9Passspger Tor WestfeId scotch Plans Psia6eId
br.oA >onrfvle, Easton and Scoojy' Noantaia
-sy" OK III the 81 O'Clock boar IL t4 Ia0rung and IN
u'5 20 CLOCK BOATS IN tt- afternoon.
from te q o'clock boat sill irave Sarneryiie in
Oh m cars st SomerTile 49, - ~
y qr.s Css wall leave n. from of the Union Hotel quar-.
N i. s loeI pie yions 10 the departure OF each boat
al pas-S<s ALIa1 XIX q! Is owner. OH spL5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

r. FOR LONDON-Regular Packet .s,..ssiy o. ~
s Ist SsyThe very superior, ast;ssi!ins ss
.,-lsSI JAIES, Capt Se5oI, VIII po'ip'sii- utosr
ab9se her rgulaf DAY Having very sup-io sesoeso .eo
tom of cabin, ~cond cabin and Storage d. bca
wishing 70 embark should make cart;
foot OF Maid-n-!aEe, Ogto JOSEPH MchOnaass - soath
100 Piae-.tIeet. corner q -. 80 dsa
P-rsons wishing send for their irlend CA Packsr
broa-ht Qai b. the above ship, any Of The ,eSu I'll
by applying as above III By letter, post.paid.l
GHOVELS AND SPADES.-lO doz; o.. g.. S,Ds ,Iss
~ and Spades 70. sals by F.F. EDDf,a va a's'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

40 000 LBS. WOOL, various qualities. suit
~ ,OOOaaie for ,he manufacture Of Bearer Cloths
Hot 2is satlneis snIeis Carpets, e s for sale very
S14.:a In CYRUS ". FIELD, II Eul,on street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

ra FARM For SALE. situate on Pa.salc Ri
s1'ver. about sine mule, from Nsyi orA aud mil
- B-le,ilie. II ahout acre Of which
WOODLAND and - reminder under good cultivation. IL hS
good new house and ban: ant other .utbutinss nd
2nas rpl. orchard 9i .teGt POO tE-e Of the bt eed
P[cvrsGT from NswYork wlll SOP her daily tr'is 20
aai from PitsEsou Title tEdiSVutdl- and portion
money 1nay remain on bond and mortgage Appiy 20
ala I'm JACOB yI,FE.i, \ Nj on t.s rfatnt.1s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

@A FARM For SALE-Thc subscriber
lwill sell h, Farm IN tl- Of Beekman Durchess
.t- Cornty Neai oft con;anti. about o of
rate llnl .uitabl, divided plough meadow and wood
iIrt we'll furnished with ltt of iis kinds natural to c
The arr be.utity situate, about u mile. from
The River, and will - sold past the Who'll, gca 70
correspond with the tmrs For further In-unation inquire
Of Wright * Lose IS Font s.; y Y: % Of lh su,carI
ti- premises. JANIS II. DENTON.
Baskman, March ~, 1873. a!2 ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

Il TO LET.-Two houses IN Jones street, neal
Bizsssl 1,6 street JosEFH sisI 2NeMURRAY le Rne 81.
- TO LET.-SeveTaI Offices in the Tribune
BsIEdlns' APP'ETs0 NcELRATH T.isnne Once.
"a OFFICES TO LET IN sore . ,71RRs SoR ,,Tee'
"a To T-ET=-The t,vo story Dwelling House
e.. " as Fourth .,.ree, four doors west Of Brnawny-
~ RiSSETL s N ELI nNSTtRS 4 81 s0- C. a
~ To LET-The Dry Goods 1ehbing Store
occupied = WB AicnIrcss bS un5ITIHIin : si ~
Tor t5sins T-lm moderate APPy Il u TfR%ER ll3%.E:R
A To LET-The second story OF The Tribune
Buildings opposite the City Hall also the oien1set
= Of ths n-r au4lnS 10. spFc'' ai1 'ie
Of : 81 s''ae'-'''sS' N5ELRATH TFibune Once
~ FOR. SALE or EXCHANGE for other
CTS pTf enc qr 70 aIss .nFee siofs g@gin ,,,
d nssi si s.f' ia'a''s JOHN SEwHoUsE l9 waE st
A FOR -SALE-Second hard Doors, >a<hss.
,eas F@e Pm % 7sli al or ff io sasbss for
e', 4 In ,a'Fas II s'iSi' q q ann LOCKE Builder
.s, a7d rc buck House No t5 Eth street eetw,-n tl'e
In i, Sh t,eunr h. ho.i,s r1sanlig situated
IN good usI-hbuncoi and ma L- s-e route Npll ~
y Hos srd-,t az -
~l &c LET-The thr-e-s;ory House and Store
~: No = Bowery 7 be store has ben occupied as i Set-
AIso to- ,,'o.t,oT, Dwelling House No el1 W akey;.
wv 70, {r1---i,1-, = Ess,
n lighted Of ar tle city and gsnE L2i- fcsgssian Ey
ir1Hjs fa {,S.rr'5 MAKE Iair;re Of
'tin -.---- L0CGt. 81 Aon It
~ TO LET OR For SALE CHEAP-A
.:;g lr'ch Hane N soGd orieI ,lpf rooms, .Iaees
d.. y T ~, i'pt Rc1 ru so All ~
- y. l. 2.li IL ~ .. .,'rle y. ----,--
"a To LET.-A Room, BedToomy Pantry,
Sl' o$ .ni'3T n gs o5 rs5n s. i @ low aa 1a a5 o,
on air- Also oiss With possession on The
az! IN -, : hoGes.5i I. Ann ''''-
ri 10 LEI or FoE StLh.-i three story
81 "a ] sT5 es ,s ag9 l3l 5e" n '. ri s ,9l @ ~5 a, 5
80 minute. Mtk from lecksg Err iTrty the pom
al W 1T I lPsl OF g FeeL-SllH
lA ROOMS To LET-A family ocCrpying a
fs,Ist ,rce hc, IN = central ll,rt n o3iyyar having oos
t!aa ties ouid let ,hf- large rooms
vitl ~ 7.nce a 3. {. I'fibune offee Nei6t.
I7 Tz.I'-77:.7 BToo1 1,,I1 V-,ye-
- ~ ~ IL - hioa'E'dV "teh NdNeF-
stoy With lgs door am. J sl,Tb nnn,s. ~ t
back room ;e t story two room, on attic story and
kitchen with vault; Rent S2ao y.sr.
y. &. VIII be l-t yos ylvr separate ,2.iw'
=, ,-,1 ! 1.rr .--..-j- I'll -
IN ~ l'f' - 10 small. gcnteei iiunllY, thf
:;I parIrIt o te tvo story hnes house Ncif Second
consisting of rooms the second ,ory with
ane icor With front Easement and rriyilrs in the n@r I
M and 9nque The premises or at No IS Ferry 1T
AL g.
~ +, -7-7z---
"a ~ Lt;l-llis upper part oi tilt mouse NO.
l: .!6 Broadway, Of Canal stn,t we'll calculated
for bUsine,, rTIvar e'llsnce AIa two ar-e room,
azli feet and one 2oNN feet. Also hs rs-ctory 2
Broadway, i up suIr,1r zune and will b. Iet low
II - il ro5dy , '' stories '"'- on p5''
In, /, >, :, = 7,-.,,,, -, -,.,--
~ lfEAI ItEN l. q LEf--A large house
'.5 IN Wces"l, Conn. for rirat- residence or board
house. centrrl situation with goo, buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
D. ODD ESTABLISHED Emigrant Pessa,i

tf- OLD ESTABLISHED Emigrant PasSai,
.t{p,: ger Once 81 South 81. -York-Re2iM Lae ~ -
PsckelS1hr subscnb-rcontluUeS to bnns out s s
from .y part "i Grrat Btaiu and iceland who MAJ ss
2rh by their iri ads mere by t- regular ne Of pscEs
he friends rel: that Just v: b. taken 90 NV -
despatched without delay Liverpool and wil al"sb ssb
deeyDr merit continuance Of e public psiIonss -,
has been 50 iii1y bestowed lof many years past a RE
committing money c;n have pafts payabe at all uS p~
and Branches throughout tn United Kingdom -,
For father particulars apply (f by letter, post P'Iiyp,
iai7 JOHN HERDNAN, 81 soah soa.- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

From ,he Lady' Book ior MAY.
LETTER FROM THE ASTOR,
TO A GENTLEMAN SHEPHERD II THE COUNTRY.