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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
THEATRE.
IhnrS,iau. Dccenber 2sfh. lSI3

fia appearance Rehmond OF OLE HULL n 4. mo., o.,
specifically that this vionrt appear on IIu
ayrtenng nni 10 avoid all dpu rerarns anx
paI'ay n the Disposal OF the sng- NJ.
SUGGESTION made tn hun, VI selling the Tier.
by PUBLIC AUCTION. ~ the Ronnda of the Exchange
pue notice at the sale will pubic
OF w" hoses submitted the of
Inc pees OF admission PIT and all parts the
house uhsoh (stage eteepted) will be 81
An arrangement necessary in CONSEQUENCE. of ,
enormous expense incurred IN bringing Warrington
In Orchestra Of Sirteen Mnsietaas
conducted BY sGNoR LA MANNo, Leader ani Director Of The
Italian Opera Troupe from Havanra AMI MEXICO.
The names oI the gentlemen and
thry Ieriotm upon, viii be- given "a small Bills
lew SEATS viii b. arranged stageprer 81 each which
niy be taken by application Mr. Wand on
Thursday morning at . O'Clock precisely.
Door. cP-n IN the Evening at O'Clock and performance com
mence at half past =
NoIlCETe evening viii be strictly confined
tn CONCERT on-And has been entered int,
with the popular Voyast Mrs BAILEY, viii appear in TN.
GRAND CONCERT.
Programme-ParI
oveTturs-by ths Orchestra
Rghio-Mrs Bailey. M,y.,tar
GRAND CONCERTO IN THREE PARIS
Allegro Moeoso; Adago sentueniac: RonIo Pasoral
whole Orchestra - Wv
s'ns--CoUs to at Momng"-Mt. Haley. wad.
overture-by the Orchestra
II.
Ole Iiul -
song-"Aud Robin Guy"-Mrs. Bailey Me,o.i..
oyertures-by the Orchestra
III.
Grand Poaeea Gueea. Composed executed by oh Bull
Music by Orchestra. - - 1890
The evening conclude with 81" Carnival h
he 27-2t -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

JUST received at the Baltimore Cash Store.
~ by J. p. wbeaiey Co.
Cases Handsome Muslin lie Iaine
do DO New style ChuSan
30 Pieces Fulari silk and Printed
90 Do Lead AMI Brk Cashmere de
% NO do DO Muslin de lane. warranted all Wool
Ioo DO hin and blur BIN French Muslin &c n
90 do super'nr blue Brk ALPACA Silk warp
- do do Mazarine Blue and Mode Alapaeea
Eases dark and high Coloured Pnnts very cheap
DoAen lo-i Heavy Fringe embroidered Thbst
Do rla'd and Waierrd Camcan Silk
20 Pieces Rich Brk and Hue Plain Silks
so DO Extra handsome stripe Camelon do
100 Do Figd aud Silks all sys and mice.
10 Dozen Embroidered Linen Cambria IIdkf-
DO do and trimmed do from To Is
10 French Worked Collars and Chenesets
10 Do Vanegated Chenille Resets for the Head
100 bo Silk lo-c ami half Hose
$50 do Raw slk Cashmere md MoIair DO
100 Pieces birds Eye napeLa great bargain
so and lO-I Table Diapers
500 Pieces low pric= lnsh Linens
1000 Do White Red and yellow Flannels al es eta
80 Do superfne Swanskin DO warranted not Ia shrnt
large and well selected Cloths CasneTr. and
Neins hand with staple aud Fancy
oois ''
To which invite the attention wish save Tna
10 % 20 per in their
s.e"S de 90
VII sale Of the remainder Of the Negroes beneng Charles
Thompson Of Hanover. about twenty eo--.-,nK
OF Men, Women, boys and Girls blacksmith OF superior cb,
January, IstI Terms ca,h.
de larlix
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CAUTION.

9z,- Subscription. received BY wM A DAVIS, Pos. Once
~ 2--d2cIt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

We Ministers Of the Church with SIR Campbell cheenuTy
recommend the WORK James Fshblck James John
Smith a Raines l. l. Pnkerou, J. + johnson. n Hail Vim
Morton. T. .. Burnst 4 Benirick : Sheppard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

IL The Grand Concert OF Cnti DamOrcau and Mons
Artot will positively take place this evening at the En-
change Hotel Concert room ram or shine.
They obliged TO be in Charleston on Sunday Dec.
3lst, their to Havana, rendering posiponement
their part impossible; besides gaantry has never yet
compelled lady when first the fed) to retire from
the contest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
ft... A CARD.
OLE BULL AT THE THEATRE.
III d n ~ M EN M
ANNUAL. MEETING.

~ OIlCE-lhe sale ofthe Seats Tor Orr BuLI 3
entertainment thi, evening viii take place Round.
OF @r Exchange Hotel this p'-sen, Thursday morning ococl
pfecI.eh. de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
HOYT 4 CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE

10000 DOLLARS CAPrrAI-iO prizes of SlO0o
~ Nos and Is drawn---and Tickets s..
TIE drawing ct this Lottery comes by this evening
mail-llckets 10 be had at HOYT & Co.'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

hAAh'N
"E have Prsys superior Family Flour
w which Offer for reasonable We ste 90
confident q superior quaity that purchase,
souh pra-c 90 return and money n.
efh tdesl cAPERToN q CRTkP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

4 IcoRICE, prime quality
IL Principe Cigars Superior
Cognac Brandy, DO For BY
De 20 DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

A fire occurred at MiIl-VilIage, (situa.
ted between East and West Rutaud) on
Saturday night last, between 10 and ~
O'Clock; destroying d Paper-mill, with
buildings attached; Grsl and stone Saw.
mill, together with dwelling house and
store. A man who was present at the
contllgratIon informs US that the fire or
Iglna'ed in a small building, Standing be-
tween the store and Paper-mill, in which
was deposited straw and stone lime. He
says the lime was placed there on that
day aud The day before, and it was sup
posed that on Stacking, it caused the fire.
The loss was estimated at S25,OOO No
insurance. Had there been good En-
CINE at hand, The probability is, that some
Of the buildings might have been saved.
A few such hints will induce people to
prepare to meet emergencies of fiery
nature JH.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
' o L. V. NO. %.
I'M NJ OR L ALITY

If man is 10 become all dust and ONLY fiji
the place Of atoms that float in air or sink
in ocean, or rest upon the mountain height,
why is it that the soul is forever longing Tor
beauty and goodness which il never shall
possess2 Why is it that the eternal Stars
are hung out in The sky, forever dazzling
with their brightness, and mocking man
with images of purity and Ioveiness, and
waking in his bosom longngs for glorious
homes among them? II the lamp Ct life
is never TO be rekindled, why the universal
desire for immortality Every name carved
upon The tombstone; every monumental
pile that rises TO herald the trophies Of qlo-
rlous deeds; the crumbling pyramid and
coumn-stone that mark the graves of he.
roes, all tell of mans desire TO be remem.
bered. The father dying clasps to his heart
his boy and rejoices that his name and i'm
age are to live when he is gone. Rather
than be forgotten, the warrior writes his
name in bloody characters on the desolate
'3 ~ ""'H o"NP' oFCi WIN uSkOuTIU9
flame. Why this desire so firmly woven
with the fbres of the heart, if immortality
is but splendid dream TO cheer the sou.
till it sinks into obivious sleep? Why come
of beauty, and echoings of songs
TOO sweet for earth, to mock our night
dreams, if there is in the universe 10 such
beauty or music? Why dawn upon dying
eyes visions of glory that dim all earthly
hings? Why catch mans dying lips un-
earthly strains to sing in mortal ears, if the
n;ure is all darkness and silence? WHY
zones 10 the man of genius the alphabets
If sciences whose letters are never TO be
lrrayed in numbers that shall charm and
brill? 1t can not be. We feel within MS
| spirit that shall outlive nature; that shall
'ehoId the morning of time Frightening into
he full glories Of eternal day.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
important to Subscribers.

Far C6er.-Evcry present subscriber to
the New World, who will renew his sub.
scrlption for the coming year, BY RENTING
$9-lree of pos,age-beiore the first of Jan.
next, and every non subscriber who will do
the same, will receive, gratis, The elegant
and complete New World edition of the
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LEGATION.
The ensuing volume Of the New World
will be printed on entirely new rype and
will contain many attractive novelties, &c.
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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

the Tern'on almanac, Pocket Memoir.
ana""' and Statistical Register for 1914,
published by Haskell & Palmer, Woodstock.
Is just received, containing map of Yer.
mont, and much vely valuable matter. For
sale at this Ofice.-p, s. M.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
Chairman Of the Committee. y

A TERRIBLE PlcTURE.- Some of our
readers have seen. no doubt, a picture in
late number of the Punch, or London
Charlvarl,' one of the pretoria! papers:
bnt IN the subject OF this engraving, there
Is more food Tor tears than for Laughter,
1t is called Capital and Labor h the
upper portion is Capital, represented bv
enc OF the arIstocracy, silting In his easy
char, surrounded with the most costly
Injuries aud taking glass of sparklIng
VINE from silver saIver, held by sleek.
tat Iooinao, in livery; while at the front
door OF The mansion is seen his coach and
lour' with Its Ilveried attendants. lo the
ladies' draWIng-room fat apdogs are
yaWnlng, and luxurious dnin,ies lavisb4d
on monkey. Now look beneath. Men,
women and chidren are seen at work IN
nakedness and hunger in deep, dark coaJ.
mines; mothers glazing upon their ema.
ciat"d Infants, which they press with slel.
eton fingers, while their rask-maslpr i
seated on bis bags Of g"Id. There is n
thick door shut against the wretcbed with
ponderous patent locks, at which Love
knocks IN vain, and Hope weeps, bn,
cannot enter. 1t is indeed, terrible n..
Lnre OF English Iife.-N y Com. Adr
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

Gov. Bouck, ofNew York, has desig-
mated Thursday, the 18th of December
as day Of Thanksgiving in that State.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

We learn from the Emancpator that
there is no election of Governor in this
State. The Liberty votes have made
handsome increase. The returns of
Representatives give 1919 Wings So
Democrats; and ITO no cho;rr, where
last year they stood, Wings, l5l; Dem
ocrats, 1870; Defeated, III. In Essex
County, Is towns have made no choice;
Midd!esex, 81; Worcester, %; Pym-
outh, 10; in the four Western Counties.
80. More than a third of the whole
number remains to be chosen! TAG
votes for Governor as far as heard from
stand, for Briggs, 1890; for Norton,
%, $50, Scatterimg, 5000. In these
towns, the Wings have gained 1880;
the Democrats have lost 2 ,422, and the
Liberty Party gained 2,l64.
The New York Tribune gives later
returns as follows:
Mir. Briggs, Wing. $1,000.
" Morton, Dem. no.
Scattering, 1856.
This gives an increase 10 the Liberty
votes of 9, 225 and towns remain to be
head from.
senate. Wings, ~; Democrats, I;
and q vacancies. Wing majority in
The House, a; in the Senate, 5.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

Hdflon'S Termom Register and Farm
e"S almanac for 1914 is received. 1t con
Jams much valuable aud interesting matter
Tor merchants, lawyers and Garmers.-p. S. NJ
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

OPPREssloN.-At a reform meeting
recently held at Boston, it was established
that seamsIresses receive only 20 cents
for l6 or Is hours labor; and that their
pay does not average more than Is cents
day. though they work steadily from
early morning till late al night Driven
from NUMEROUS employments by false and
most PerncIous custom, where they might
obtain an homes! and Independent IivcIi-
hood, they are obliged to toll with the
needle, for such support as those influeuc.
ed by sell interest think proper to give
Is 1t not time that asserlors of" Woman's
rights " as well as other rights should
arise, demanding suitable compensation
for her labors and calling upon her Sis
tiers TO unite in appealing to the friends of
humanity, for such action as shall raise
her to an equality with man, in respect TO
for her work. The ad.
vance ofIiberal principles ana CT enIiobt.
ened views of human rights and Justice
will place Woman, where she will uot be
compelled 10 subsisl on the poor pi!Ian CO
which the arislocralic and the rich NAV
choose 10 dole out as reward for her
hard labor and wearisome toll.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

TEXAS PRISONERS IN MEXICO The
Picayune states that the number of Tex.
an prisoners now at Perote, amounts 70
one hundred and ninety-seven. and that
mere Is little chance OF their being lib-
Grated before death, unless strong an
peals are made in their behalf bv this
country Portland American, '"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

OHlo.-The Philanthropist places the
Liberty votes in this State for ls42 at 542s,
for lS43 at 676I.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19
For the New.Yo.k Tribune.
SONNET REVERE

WHEN Care retires, and leaves alone the soul,
All unmolested by external things;
And, DER the Spirit wild imaginings,
OF things too lofty for its own control,
And airy visions of the bright and fair,
Come and retire, cen with the glance OF Thought
Up to its highest pitch, the Spirit wrought
Holds converse with the Immateral there
And though the shades of Evening gather round'
No shadows darken now the realm Of mind.
On Fancy's pinions, free, and unconfned'
Bright tho'ts soar forth, beyond terrestrial bound
Sweet is the spell, which Revere can lmpar1'
Though, by golden chain, it binds the heaIl se w.
Snksburu CT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

sE>1 MORNING BOAT FOR PEEhS
ct-~ES>|KILL. Verp!anck, Grassy Point, Sing Sing
TsTIysown, Dobss Esr:y, Hastings and ioss:
,teansr COLUMBUS. Capt, VIA. II. Fra1ee, vii! ieer,
New York from the foo, Of Chambers street. every n9FuinS
;aIne day l2. o'clock. P NJ except Sundays wren s.
vi.i leave Peekskil ocock Landing al the feoi
NoTicg-A goods freight, haggass, bank bills specie, OF
my other kind OF popty Asn shipped or put on board this
boat be The risk OF the owners OF srsa goods fs
oagsags, sc. r.
SID boat or ownsr,, asN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE, of an Order of the Surrogate
:. OF tn County Of New York notice hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Andrew West late OF the CITY Of
New, York cartman deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber her residence corner Of
Hudson and Horatio Streets the city OF New-York on or
before the 23d day Of August Dated Nev-Yor The 10Th
aay OF February, 1913. MERCY WEST
2if IawGl. AI,ni,iSrr,,,;y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

az sCEOoLEi's MOUNTAIN teezy2t$sts:c,4s,z: fteyssses
h4el1Cl. AND ;..ASt0N. +I.e~--S
s2-sf Leave the foot OF Courlsnd street daily (san-
days ercered o'clock A. NJ. by Railroad direct with
out change Of ears from sr=sy City TO Soitown trnce
Mountain, Andefson-Town, Port Golden, Washington TO
Eistoa-at Washington daily llnr atesecs 10 and from
Belydere. Fer apply j. HILL, J. Patterns Com
nsrcial Hotel 73 COurtlanit street.
y BEStras furnished at he shortest uouce by applying
" B. Luse, UnIed States Hotel iiorsiown. li 3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

Hsa.TIE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
slic that they have removed their Nursery and Flower
y. Garden from their former establishment IN bTodd%ay,
corner of 23i street 10Th The 81 avenue where
with increased facilities they continue the business III all It's
branches AID offer or sale addition 10 their already large
cncrion Of Greenhouse and Hohoue Plants extensive
assortnen, Fra and Ornamenra Trees shrubbery Herb
areous Plants etc ETC. aud which they aiding ysaIy
ali that is new and worthy of cultivation: They hor by
attention 70 business to merit continuance q! al IN, ID
lem every half hour the Astoria stages and the
Harlem Railroad nearly every h9p during the day. from
when requested so 10 do. THOMAS HOGG SONS.
m 0L,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF TIE County of New York. Notice Is hereby siye. 10 all
OF widow deceased to present the sam w &
,ouchsrs thereof the subscrbe the store of Elias "
f before the nian day OF October neNt-Dated
als lawGn- THOMAS c. BRANT Administrator.
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
o!te county Of New York! Notice is hereby gis en- 10 all
ersol. having CLAIMS Daniel Flynn ae o the city o
kosr deceased 10 present the same X it
tie vouchers thereof 10 III. subscriber al the oEce Of y y
Bpat Esl, No Spruce the city OF NewYork on
Or before Tie iouEt day of December nex,-Dae
- llH6rn ELlzABETE FLYNN, Execu,rix.
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Of hs CEaHty Of New Y9r sv Eaties hssb III
city Of New or comb dealer deceased TO present the SAM
@ see N I .IqS Sasssp s IN s Ed @ S Van yWaks al his
asS s5 II n sfssf q f Si a seg9e B{ III Pse4 h
mn2 lawGm- Adminisirator Of William Leboy.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York, Notice is hereby gwen ~ all
persons having claims against Isaac otr late Of The City Of
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber his oice No no Fros,
oTeBr e rhs I We On or or seo5s The m day
s29 law6m% CHARLES H. LEONARD, Admins,r,itoorr'' tor'
n PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
oi shs Iouny Of notice hereby given to all
rsoas 9a,lnS claims against William F. Phye late Of the
WIN s fence theI.oi TO the subscriber at ,h- store 0
oa aI ne hG, rhyie Maiden lane the city Of
my iswan. :, RoBERstTT stT PHYFE Administrator
TS PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
soas as Claims sns NIss 5 & hereby to 81
& % re S cLs osnteEan deceased the
IL Houston srs fsf m s e the s@ghsebs5 his 9ss No
@ g a cay Of November nex-Dsed New York the ilt
myl2 lawens s.B. HUTcHINGs. Executor.
MADDER.-4 casks prime Ombros, for sale BY
4'A GRlSNELL. NlSfURN & CO., IS SouIh-styssr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

1xeasszc.s.. tiijLj-'$ { RUSSES. .--Noticc to Rnl~
n % Tursi rersous.-rersons afflicted with ruItans
& SEey rely upon the test instrumental aidt d,
Nzs y world affords, APPLICATION al the oHee, NJ
Ycsejslect either Of the agents the principal cg,
IN The UuIL,d States Be careful the back paja
Hus rr,sses tC il they endorsed by DR.. Hull nwF
tinC Ncrs .vulne, o. 20 De relied upon as good wa
out his signature.
M,Jy persons taken yend limitations Of HHHi
ce!ehn:s 1ses ?j thousands imposed N corsr
iu-uce. a;St tuations be relied upon; they a.
iaad. ~ iii :asc!:.cs. and .re better than the ordf
~ .usses.
Room zen fitted op NO. Yssoy street, eyc!usr.'
.or les. hsi. t1rae rom the BUSHES dfpif
aei le,e '-ma'-. cGlDt ttrrnianc" 10 wait uIohp
ma IL t=fI.rt. an
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

.zv,.sss5se, NEW-Y0Rh, >:E,g 3,0.,, SCHoQ, Ss1 g
-Esszsa- ASTON VIA Z. and sonrr-tzzzzZaz:,-I r-tzzzZaz:-I
Glv = vile Railroad.
For Schoosys Mountain leave pier No. North River at Gi
O'Clock, A NJ daily (5unays excepied,l by steamboat
Eiizabehport leave tue foot OF Courtlaul,
O'Clock, \. ~ by y J. Railroad Ezabethtown there
with the for Somrle coaches thence 20 miles
TO me wonntar-,I5i'nS early ia the aiternoon.
err coaches from thence (onI "a miles, arriving Easton
O'Clock,
y BThis line E.ston with lines running
Msuch Chunk, Reading, Pottsyie, Wilsesbarre, SC
This route, of the short distance by coaches
making BY .r The pleasant ard exeditious commends
Itself TO the public patronage M S4nderSon the proprietor
Sou-rv has provided himself with carriages aud horses
10 accommodate Private parties with extras at the shofe;
ticf, aud n reasonable terms.
landt street.
Passengers from Paiephl. Sc,ooley's Mountain viii
leave PhaArlhia az o'clock A. VI BY the SewY oIk Rail
road ne New Brunswick Coaches from thence arriving
jsse ,, d SANDERSON s KEAN Prorrietor,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

g~T, .ELlZABETH-PoRT AND NEW
FERRY EIT-F5Ss coMPaNY-sv'Hs' y, tSn;
The S;eaI1boats " WATER-WlTCHi / and ClNDEREkkLA LA
ply daily from EzetPoTt to ork touching at Na"
D""A''n 1I' sUMMER AkRA NGESIEST;. -,
On and after the lst day of June, 1872,
Isays Elizabeth-Por: Leave New York:
Al ST. and i O'clock 4 n Az q and ei o,coek n n
AT l. and 6! o'clock P NJ AT 2, and 6a o'clock + W.
On SUNDAY, CH SUSpAr :,
AT s. 10 and i2 o'clock A. NJ ATS 10 and III o'clock
NB-Passengers for Westfeld, Scotch Plains painIeld
Bound Brook Somervle Eason and Schoosys Mountaln
b. the Elizabet-towr and Somerve Railroad Cars, Will
save in the S: O'Clock boat the morning. and IN
the O'Clock boats in the afternoon. 80
PASSENGERS from the 8. o'clock boat will leave Soervlle
stages and for Schooey Mountain the arrival
Of the Somervile. -,
Psssengers for Railway Will leave New in The lOs
O'Clock boat morning, and IN the O'Clock boat IN the
afternoon. Fale 70 Railway Is cents
The Horse Car will leave the front Of the Union Hotel GUAR
ter of an hour previous the departure OF each boat
All baggage a RI. risk Of its owner. 1yI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19
20 000 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAM

600 T6E AGFHI 9E I'D IRR R.sE
land onrtiss STATE OF New York mile. from The city
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange TurnpEe and me
well locked with wood of Is years growth and UPWARDS
considerable part OF might be made arabic There
mountain OF lime stone said 20 possess great strength and
vea nn Of WHICH has lately been "isGisd and
Ter mower with number Of falls the Ramapo River
Tuxso Lake miles long and one mile Mlds hes E ~ one
nils above Pier Works and known as the A%gaita
Tract be had toi. in three or four hours oy me
y Erie Railroad in five six hours by the way oi
Iackenszc and Orange Turnpike, by the way OF Nyac
or HaverStraw.
tract Inquire Chatham street. where map can be seen
and other particulars ascsrtaned relative to the abov nre
SeS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

sssA FARM FOR. SALE CHEAP FOR CASH,
81 onraining III acres, the OF Summit, ON South
. HILL Sckohae County, beng equal distance OF i9ur
villages h good schools Gd churches 90 miles from Sco
hare Court House miles f.om Rchmondvil!e aad niles
non the balance in heavy tmb-r-adonrg the lands OF
Nessr Butte Fedendall No better Farm in the country
Dwelling and outbui!dng suitable TO the place Only about
$500 cash wanted the balance can remain on interest ne
above would b. exchanged for House and Lot in the CITY OF
York For PARTICULARS inquire Of RALPH SW ~
on the premises w. H. SWEET 20i Canal-sreet y. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

Leave New-York s-q-l0-Il-I-2-3i-5-6-
Staten Island, s-9-l0-ll-l-27,i- -5-6cc7
Leave Staten Island and New every hour SUNDAYS
s. B-Excursion 10 Fort Hamilton, (Sundays excepted -
Leave Fort Hamilton Il A. NJ returning from 81
P. VI.
S a the rsk Of tie OWNERS thereof ISl2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

MADDER.-4 casks prime Ombros, for sale by
AVA GRlSNELL. MlSfURN * CO.. IS South-ssssr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

of the County Of New York notice is hereby given to all
lessons kavlnS caTs AGAINST Riner Woendyk late o, the
the same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at the
store OF Hant2rd Smith No. 2Oo Greenwich the city
Dated New York! the 29th day of March, 1873.
CATHARlNE WORTENDYKE
mh30 aw6m Administratr;;,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19
ANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BAI.SAM
AND ALSO THE
PURIFYING EXTRACT,


compounded and prepared according 10 original rt.
~ the proprie tors father many ysars b. Cara
Ipu Bp ,Sr the celebrated Indian Chez ard Rfrr OF IS.
SIR Natiols he recomnended ;ls medicinal compound to
SmrI Colds and Consumption and also cleanse and rs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County of NewYo;. NOTICE is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Agnes Baae late of Sterling III
Scotland deceased present the same, with the suces
thereof the at his store, No IGs BoaiIsy IN
next Dated New.York the 9th DAY February A. D st3
2si law6m. E. B. BEAUMONT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surr"satSe S
of the County Of New York Notice hereby g',en 20 al al
Of SewYork baker deceased the .aS ne T TG, 'ff 3
vouchers thereof TO the subscrber, AT the ctce oi Elias W
Dr,ke No tg Wahstcet in the City OF New-York on or
before the day % Dec p is2 Dated
je27 aw6n. JANE riAL.IEll, t.Necut.--