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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

DIAPER HANGINGS.-MULLER & MOORE
L Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS,
next door to Mr.. s. Parker's Fancy Emporium, have
just received splendid new stock Of French and
American Paper Hangngs, suitable for parlors halls,
chambers, &C., with borderings of every description
and of great beauty, to match. Also, magnificent
assortment of fre-screens; which they make to fit
chmney-place
They have on hand large and new stock of up.
ho terry materials, comprising mattresses, bed cush
ions, sofas, lounges chairs tasses and cord of all
coors, hair-cloth of all widths, sackens and bed
seads, Venitian, lnen and paper blinds, patent and
painted shades.
They make to order all the above articles, with
variety of others make, also, curtains, cut fit and
carpets at reduced prices and hang paper, re-
pair old sofas, chairs, mattresses, &c.
They have just received few patterns of an ex-
traordnary fine quality, American manufactured,
Fresco paper, such as has never been made in this
country before, and that must entirely supercede the
French manufactured article
They cheerfuy invite one and all of their fellow
citizens to call and look at their stock The above
goods will be furnished low, that all in want of them
will consult their interest by calling before pur
chasing elsewhere. nov CIV
John A. BLAKE, Bookbnder, Paper Ruler, and
Blank Book manufacturer, south side of Pennsyl-
yana avenue 14th street. and opposite Fuller's
City Hotel Cup stars). Blank books of all descrip
tons manufactured to order, old books rebound,
maps mounted and vanished and all kinds Of fancy
binding executed in the neatest manner and at rea
sonable prices.
NOCk'S IMPROVED PATENT LEAF HOLD
Err, OR TEMPORARY BINDER, of all the various
sizes, with without locks will be furnished in any
quantity and in any style of binding desired at whole
sale prices nov 6---dtf
DENHOLDE R--Alden's Patent Pivot Penholder
i is constructed with an ingeniously arranged
spring, which imparts to the common steel pen all
the desirable qualities Of good quill. These hold
ers have been much improved lately, and much
superior to the first lot manufactured. For sale by
r. FARNHAM, Agent for the Manufacturer,
nov 6 corner It'll st. and Penn. av.
DRIN1ING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
L quality and size made to order, and sold at
ufacturers prices. r. FARNHAM,
nov7 corner ] Ith ST. and Penn. av.
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TO THE PUBI.lC.-Look here, Look here!--Ihe
Ne,o Cheap Cash Store.-The subscriber, having
greater facilities Of purchasing goods in the very best
Northern markets than any else in the District
which will enable him to sell ten per cent less than
lie that he has rece;ved n addition 10 his former
stock, beautiful and splendid assortment Of ladies'
and gentemen's wear, which they will do well BY
calling and examining before purchasing elsewhere
LANES WEAR
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

WILLlAM H. NARROWER, STOVE DEALER,
w SHEET-IRON, AND TIN WORKER, 7M
street opposite the Patriotic Bank has constantly for
sale cooking stoves of the latest patterns, paror
stoves for wood coal, Boston radiators &c, with
general assortment Of sheet-iron and tin ware,
which he offers very cheap for cash, or on short
credit to punctua customers. Orders for zinc and
tin roofing, house spouting and every other article
in his ine attended to with promptness and despatch
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

T IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE U. s.,
II with biographical notices of the signers of the
Declaration Of Independence, sketches OF most re-
markable events in the history of the country; ny
r. w. lincoln Embellished with portrait OF each
OF the Presidents, aud forty five engravings. For
sale at the book store Of
II FARNHAM,
nov g. Corner of Ill street and Penn. av.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

I tNDLEY'S HORrICULTURE--The Theory of
IL Horticulture; or an attempt TO explain the prn-
cipal operations Of Gardening upon physiological
principles by John idndley, F.R. >. With notes
by A. }. Downing and A. Gray. For sale BY
X. FARNHAM,
nnY 6. corner of lth st. and Penn. nv
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-10

THE BOSTON SCHOOL SONG-BOOK, pub
i lished under the sanction of the Boston Academy
Of Music, original and selected, by Lowell Mason,
price 81 cents; for sale at the book store of
r. FARNHAM,
nov g. Corner Of IL street and Penn. av.
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DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
L quality and size made to order, and sold at
prices r. FARNHAM,
nov corner It'll st, and Penn. av.
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0llflib belohnte unpersa9tbett.

Saptiile Gap befano fib gu Cote fans
oe6ein am Miihouri. Sin Srupp 8itoer
Don etrpa uierbunoert Mann 9riff bas
@acbtbouS an, in nslebes ct iieb NIT iei.
nerSrau unb einemSe8teiter ein9elblofen
bate. Sieie spei Wdnner maren Sdoer
nit pulper uno Slei perIeben, uno botten
uier Sadfen. Die Srau Ibernabm es,
Sueeln su 9ieBem bic @epebre ;u laoen.
uno BON Belt su 5eit oiente ite felblt oe.
gen Den Selno. Das Seuern ein8 surpeis
len 70 lebbaft, bob Die Sdufe 10 bei6 pur.
Den. bab Die Oono iie faum beriibren
fonnte, uno man iie in faltes &afer ifef:
Ten mubte, UNI ite obsufibten. &ein @il:
Der nobte iib unoeffroft Dem 8abtbauie I;
feline 8erweoenbeit foifete ibm oos eeben.
Qm 3lpeiten Sage oieier S.laeerun9 per-
Tor Gap feinen Gefdbrten. Dieier wollte
ieben. mas orouben uor9in9, uno leete oas
Quoe an cine Seffnun9, Die 70 tpeit mar,
oab elm gSIloer ibn oetpabr wuroe, nab
ibm aielte uno ibn t0oteete. Gs erbob fth
nun Elm Sreuoenecibrei unter oiefen roben
Sarbaren. Sie lpaoten eS enoli6 oub,
ftb NIT Seuerbrdnoen Dem @obtbaule
su ndbern, uno oieielben ouf bas b6l;erne
@ebGuoe gu perfcn. Ser unpersaeteSers
tbeioiser oieies poitens ities ouf bas Da6,
fabte bic Srdnoe uno tparf iie peit fort,
pdbreno ein 6a9el BON &uoeln auf ibn
berobfiel. ST itiee pieoer binunter. pbne
cine @unoe erbolten 5u boben. gtab Ell,
ner pisrtd9ieen pereebliben 8eIaoerune
enolib 6oeen iib Die @iloen suriee, unb
fbrieen. oieies 6ous iei BON einem gro
Ben 3auberer bepobnt uno nibt 3u ero.
bern. sc blieben piersio Der Sbrieen DOT
oieler Seifun9. Die Salfen Der @dnoe
,paren bon &u9eln burdl0bert.
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Hettun9 ans Sooes9efabr, our6 &c
oennart bee Veiffes.

. Safob @orfielo. Elm iun9er Monn bon
Elm uno Srponsi9 Sabren. mar Der Sobn
zines anlebnliben &aufmann5 in 9onoon;
ct bate ebenfalls Die 6anolun9 erlernt,
uno mar Spar nur nod 9ebdlfe in Der
6onolun9 ieines Soters, ober ct fonnte
faft fir ieinen Qhoeie eelten, oa Der grs
ftsre nibt6 untsrnobm, obne cen eeetern
bariber Su Tatbe su Sie5en. Safob mar
Der eebline oer an oer Sruit leioenoen
Mutter, oenn folGe &ronfe iino in Der
8eeel 9rdmib uno lounenbaft, uno So:
Fob pubte iib am bciten. aus finoliber
9icbe, in bieIen Muriinn au fioen.
Ser atte Worfielo bate einen beoeu:
tenoen Sanoel NIT Gopmeinen. uno ct
pHeste oesbalb fc9ar oann uno mann cine
0eiie na6 Dem Soroebiree ber euten
0ofnune su MAIDEN. Gine folbe &eiie
nar ct eben gSillens au unternebmen :;
IGes rpar oaSu porbereitet, ols ct oas
rnstId bate. ourb einen Sal einen SUP
au breben. ST fonnte oieie Geife alfo
nun nibt ontreten; Die Sorfebrunoen
taSu rparen inoehen idon eetrofen. or
perlpra6 iib oooon oroben Sortbeil, uno
nun mubte Sofob. nit eeb6rieen Snitruc:
tioncn perlebn, itatt ieiner Die Reife uns
ternebmen. ST fbiffte hb Elm. Der Ib.
fbieo BON ber franfen Mutter war febr
ber3erereifeno, ,-fe rpeinte uno perfberte,
ite wuroe Jpn ME pieoer icben, uno audi
ct bate biele traurise Qbnun8. gSobls
bebalten Fam er auf Dem Sap an, mabte
bic ibm ibertraeenen @eibdfte na6 Dem
Stumble oe5 8aters ab. uno erfiute nun
nod einen Quftro9 oe1elben, ndmlib ei=
men @eiitliben in einem BON Dem 6aupte
prte entfernten Dorfe 5u beiuben, Der elm
Susenofreuno bes Soters eetpeien mar,
uno Dem oieier bel ieiner Nnpelenbeit auf
benz Sap, ieoesmal einen Seiu6 sema6t
bate.
Der iunee Worfielb pileerte nab biefem
Dorfe. fano ben 9eiftliben NIT ieiner
Samilie, tpurbe aaitlib bon ibm oufoe.
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Canton, Sbio, esn 25. 2(usuit.

Snnlcni SDlp, cen 20. Nu9u1f
Ginbrii6e unb 9iebftabt.-
Sn Der 8o6t pom 20.ouf Den 81 .wurben
bier in Canton mebrere Ginbriibe uno
OiebitdbIe periibt, Die BON Weiiterl1aft
in Der Oieb6funif 5eu9en. - Giner ober
mebre oieler Gauner erltie9en nit 5ulfe
elmer Setter Den 2(ltan (porb) bes Ga
gle 6otels, famen ourb Den 5,peiten Stotf
berab in Die Sbenfftube, in tpelber beioe
StaQfnebte, 5lpei on9ebenoe Siinelin9e,
l1liefen, ofneten uermittelit eincs WeiielS
Die Sbublaoen bss S6enftifbes uno emf
penoeten eini9e oreibi9 Dollars. Sic
entfamen unbemerft ourb Die Sbtire Der
6ausfur, naboem fe 5upor bic Sranop
Sottel eeleert uno auf Dem S6enftif f1e
iteben 9elafen botten. - Sn berielben
gea6t uuroen Die &leioun9itdde be5 6rn.
Gbr. &ramer @aif,pirtb gum Sad lonz
(ootel, aus oeHen Sblofltube entpenoet,
uno, na6oem man einpodetbu1 nit SOL
aus behen 5oientalbe 9enommen bate,
in ber S6enfftube 5uriif9ela6e Scr
@rocerpitobr bon 5errn Gbr. Soselians
wurbe ebenfalls erbroben uno $3 uno
einiee Gents an baarem @eloe, nebif Ell
ni9en anoern Qrtifeln baraus enttpenbet.
Die Oiebe 5inoeten eiebt an, be9aben fitb
in ben Seller uno lisBen iib balelbit SGz
rin9e uno anbere Gbtpaaren portrefflib
fbmeden. - 0as @obnbaus bon Serrn
Sobn Wepers wuroe ebenf fatIs crbroben
uno einise &lsounssitide baraus ent=
tpenoet, ipelcbe Die Oiebe, neil iie nibts
bon 8srtb oarin finoen fonnten, in Der
gtdbe bes Sauie ies tpeeparfen, 100 man
iie alsoann am ndbfen Morsen pieoer
fano. - Gin Serlu6 purbe in berielben
Na6t eemabt, bic 3roeerp bon Sobann
@eaein gu erbre6en, moran aber bic Die
be bur6 bas edrmibla9en zines in ber
S5rocerp ft6 befinoliben 9unoes perbin.
bert tpuroen.--
Sn Der porber9ebenben Wadt purbe in
2ffron elm pfero seitoblen uno Elm S9ube
ffobr beraubt, uabribeinli6 BON benfele
ben perionen. Saterlanosfr.
Sleu'Orleans osn l6. Nuautt.
Setds. Das Oampfbpot Sorab
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5HssepaeGfte G3isgterstsGGe.
Das Ssttcb pbne Sucbtfabea.

Scr Isincr 9bhr' ein Sdur'leiu fa6,
Ju eintn tlencn Dhhleln las-
Sie liebs ginfalt ipar ber Sres,
Geig 6aar unc Sart mar itlber,pelB,
Sob r6tblitb nod fein Wanaenpaar,
BeneBt nit 9brdnlen bell unO tlar.
@etmelfunsns au6 ocs 2Beas Rerfam,
ltnp mabr bes arnen Sdu'rleins nabnl-
Scr bife 6err, a.r hcebselebrt,
9ae 8au'rlein NIT BEN @rub beebrt:
u1Bas maebit bu alter Starre pa?
Su fenuIt ia nibt ein!nal oas H."
,,6srr 9cftcr, in cem Bitb1siu tsbt,
S1idt II nod 3, ipie ibr "a feht
sser (tnc Ole 8lattlein allSumal,
Sur ibrer Iedie an ber 3ahl.
Die Uarten Itno aud feebierlet -
Wasrtt, tpae mir Die Sepeutuns fet"
,,0as ertte Slatt 1T Smmslstlau
ltnp iaat: Olsnie6, oft naeb oten Ibau !
9ae anpers, ypie 8clens ROTH,
O1abnt an pss 5tilancs Slut uno SOB;
Das brittle wie bic $iljsn peiB,
Spritt: Stem 3u Ieten rieb befeiB."
Sas picrte 9latt, 70 fcdrpars mic 0tu6,
$ebrt, ba6 eb auf Die Sabre nu6;
Dss finftsn feucrfarbner Sbein
grinusrt al Der !6ols psin;
Cae Ieebte Blatt, Den @olbe gang,
O1abnt az pss 5iiilsls praht mo 8lans.n
,,Sebenf' id, pas eas Shetlein Iprctt,
Oaein 4us' 1tb nsst, pas 5srs mir bribt =
mas idb nut traud)', meiu Saeblcin lebrt
Drum bait ids tau1enbmal mebr pertb,
1le Cure elepbanten ali,
Sn eursm srosem Sii6erfaa."
Sdll schet ber selsbrte mann;
,,6um, renfet sr, es 1T mas bran!
U1er wens tbut, ,pci6 CT slsitb bie,
Der fommst nimmermebr gum 3iel;
aDsr wsnis ipeiB, es ater tbut,
ST nod 70 ,peilG frcb uno gut
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s....zNRy.-
ct eouis, ben %. Suli lS4

VI IVUlo, VtU ~SJ+ "CWtl IO9V@
Diebft dble. 8oroeitern itie8 elm
tpobleefleioeter 6err Dor Dem eaoen oes
Supelirers Sifemann in Der WarftlfraBe
pom pferoe uno &aufte bort cine ooloene
llbr fir so Dolars. Gbe er fie ieoob
beiablte. ,pollte er Die Weinune zines an=
bern ubrmabers iiber bic l1br einbolen.
Gr lieb fein pfero gum pfanbe. oab er
tpieoerfommen luiiroe, uno oer Gi8entblis
n,er oss eaoens fab ibn spirflib in einen
benabbarten ubrmaberlaoen binein8eben
Da ct absr lanee ausblieb, rpuroe Der
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naeIanbt nerben.
Barnes tiberbro6te Sabribten aus ber
iltn9en 8epublie.
Im 6. bieles le9elte bic Sarque Sobn
Barnes BON 9alpefon nab eiperpool.
0ies 1T bos erfe Mal oab Elm S1ifT
brett bon Seras nab Gn9lanb beifimmt
mar.
Sopobt Com. @oore als Capt. eotbs
rop Daben ibre @ntlafune BON ber Sere
aniiben Marine erbolten. Dies sefbab
auf Srore oeS Vrdfoenten uno aus @rGna
ben, bic berielbe in feiner friberen Yros
flamotion oorssle9t bat. Capt. 8. tpurs
Dc entlai1en, neil er ni6t bas COMMANDO
iber Die teranilben Salr5eu9e iibernabn,,
als Der Commodore perlpeiaerte, iib ben
Srbers oeS prdfoenten 5u fIsen. Sn
Sol9e bicfes Sbrittes oss Yrdiioenten re.
fienirten foit ale tbrieen SeesSffijiere.
Den Wann nitbaften tpurbe erlaubt, an
Soro gu bleiben, aber stpei Drittbeile
bon ibnen mabten bon oieier GrlaubniB
feinen @ebrau6 Sbr Cob 1T ibnen
ibri9en6 no6 nibt ausbe5ablt ,porben,
uno iit aub peni9 Sohnune porbnnbsn.
oa fein @elo i'm S6oee iit. 11nter biez
fen umitdnben baben iib eine Tn5abl
oer SffSiere uno Mannitbaft in Der Brig
Gam. 9oufon na6 bier einseibifft, UNI
anoerlpeiti9 Sei6dfti9un9 gu fuben.
0os &erfabren bes Yrdiibenten 9es
gen Commodore Mocre bat aa9emeines
Mibfalen erre9t uno man 9in9 70 tpeit,
6rn. Sam. 9ouifon in Galpei iton i'm
Silonib ouf5ubdnsen.
Wan ipri6t oapon, Commodore Moos
tie als &eprdfentant fit Galpeiton in een
Gon9reb gu fenben.
8as NIT Der Warine 9eIbeben rpiro,
1T biz ieet nod Elm @ebeimniB.
Commodore Woore bat cine Qobref1e
an oa5 8clf bon Geras putIi5iren laTen,
worin ct fein Ssrfobrsn rebtfertist, unb
ale bic Sei1uloieun9en, nit ,petben
bet prdfcent iDn iiberbduft bate, tpiz
oerlest. Sol. Mior9an publi3irte cine
abnlibe Qoorehe. 9. 6.
So
Sine weiBe SflaUin. Oie
we,tlj6en 3eitunoen erSdblen einen merf:
wuroioen SAD bon Der &srbeiratbune eis
nes woblbabenoen iunoen Mannes NIT
elmer &c 8 rsSelopn, ben mir bisber
nibt mittbeilten, oa mir ibn fir einen
5umbu9 bielten. sc fbeint ober oob
etmas an Der Sabe 3u fein, ba lie BON
felner Seite tpioeriproben miro, uno mir
aeben iie oesbalb obne bic 8abrbeit su
perbdr8en.
Sin iun9er Wann perliebte fib in cine
Ndtberin. tpelhe mebrere Sabre in eouiss
bile. 8p., eelebt uno fib muferbaft auf.
eefabrt bate. Die eiebfbaft enpete, spie
oQe eiebiboften enoen fcllten. in 6eiratb.
Webrere Monate nab oer 9eiratb Fam
elm 6err BON Seneiiee nab eouispile, fab
Die jun9e Srau uno erfannte in br cine
Selopin tpelbe ibm Dor einieen Sabren
entlaufen tpar. gtoboem er eeniioenoe
Sespeiie eelefert, ipurbe iie ibm BON 8ez
ribt su9eiproben. Sic mar 70 peie. oas
bisber gtiemano 9eabnt, bab iie fbwar3es
Slut in itb babe. Sbr Mann faufte iie
bierauf ibrem 6errn fir 700 Sbaler ab.
brabte iie nab Snoiana. ieete einen Sabrs
aebalt fir ibren uno eines in Grpartune
ffebenoen &inbes unterbalt aus, febrte
nab eouispille 5uriid uno beiratbete cine
anoere Srau." pb. 0emof.
~
ct eouis, Den %. Suli lS43.
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a9ieHstas sen 5. &sptsmseT 1s4s.
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Nleu'Orleans osn l6. Nuanf.
Setas. Das Dampfboot Sarab
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.eA,d rho bisher orsers-the ladies ard gen.
,en,en. the cavaliers and senoras; shall | pass
1bcv7 l,,, IN silence The truth IS, have iilte 10
saw about them mingled but little IN insir 50,
c;e., and what saw OF them by no means iesaea
"a -xel, them in nv ina gination. am not one Vi
those who, wherever they go, make II constant
practice TO disparage the higher orders, and 10
exalt the poPuace at their expense here are
may capitals in which the high arlstocracy, the
lords and ladies' the and daughters OF nobility,
constitute the most remarkable and the :nssi inter
estng par, Of the population. This Is the case at
vienna. and rsore especially at London. VINO
can rival the English aistccrat in lofty stature IN
lisnifed bearing. in strength of hand, and valor OF
heart! Who rides /. nooler horse I! Who has
tirrner seal; And whs more lovely than MS wife,
or sister, or daughter? But with respect 70 the
Spanish arstocracy, l believe the less that is
said oil them the poiats to which | have Just al
luded the better. ! confess, however, that knew
little about them. lie Sage has described them
as they were nearly two centuries ago. His des-
crption is any thing but captivating, and do not
thiak they have improved since the peried OF the
immortal Frenchnaa. would sooner talk of the
lower class, not only Of Madrid, but OF all Spain.
The Spsniard Of the lower class has much more
interest for NE, whether manoo, laborer, or mule
Ccr. He is not common beiug: he is an extra
ordinary man. lie has not, it is true, the auliabi-
lily and generosity of the Russian mujils, who will
give his only rouble rather than stranger should
want; ncr his placid courage, which renders him
nsensible to fear, and at the command of his
Tsnr, sends him singing TO certain death. There
is more hardness and less seIfdevotion in the dis
position of the Spaniard; be possesses however
spirit of proud independence, which! it is mpossi-
bic but TO admire lie is ignorant of course; but
il is singular that have invariably found amongst
the lower and slightly educated classes far more
libcraIily OF sentiment than amongst the upper.
Il has long boon the fashion to talk of the bigotry
of the SPeniards and their mean Jealousy of for
cgners. This is true 70 certain extent; but 1t
chiefly holds good with respect to the upper
classes. ltiorcign yalor or talent has never re-
ceived It's proper need in Spain, the great body of
the SPaniards certainly not in fault. have
heard Wellington illuminated in this prous scene
of his triampts, bat never by the old soldiers OF
Aragon and the Austrias who assisted to vauquish
the French at Salamanca and the Pyrenees.
haze heard the manner Of riding of an English
Jockey criticised bat it was by the idio!ic heir OF
Medina Cell, and not by picador of the Madfiie-
Man buring. PIP 246-25G.
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IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE y

sale at private sale.The Subscribers now -. oa ssy
pnr sale all that valuable property, sitaatsd 10 ns ~
ship Of Middetown, Monmouth County. New-Jei!s!'
taiuing about GOO acres Land, follows 70 :"
TIE Lloyd Farm, containing about Ihree Ell,
Acres, hch will be sold all together or cut so -
tw farms OF abonl $50 acres eacb-eaeh one Ia'
abundance of Mari il, and suiceDcy OF "eS S., ~
. the Farm lately belonging 10 Joseph faa sa' u
deceased, containing about Six Hundred 1e. 80" Of
property can be adyanlsgeously divided mo ~ "
Farms and win be sold IN whole or IN part7-da'
Wooded. ,,ll-.o,y ls,s
B. The Mil Property containing about fweag
The Mill is in frSt rate repair, siluaee IN az I'D
docing grain region, has but littlc competition, ei
ing a very prosperous business .,h. raos
The wkeie property is situate ia the ieart OF ns Ell
tile township 10 tie county of Monmouth, ana neers
the attention OF capitalists or persons wishing ,r
RESIDENCE as il lies within about three or ioui ~ e,
navigation on Shrewsbury River, and about -. Fl
Inc fiourshing village OF Key Port, where seiI''
daily 10 and frcm New-York of the purtsi
Terms will re easy, great par. Of W. .ns proye
money can remain on bond and mortgage on he tg
Any psrs,,n wishing 10 view said properly W" iyrgs
the sSme by calling on either OF The BrcI
The premises Prot!gct. property IN TIE ei5 IN, 1f
or NewYork will be taken In Psft Pay men,
particulars INQUIRE ot WI. DuMONT,s " aMMsTE8.
York, or of ~ ~ .aeS VAN MATE /
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Aiiddletewu, FEB. II, ls4s
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4 or.-intie matter Of the Hope Insurance Company.
IL pursuance oil order OF this Court made
entitled cause, vii! be sold al Public Auction, by Halliday
Jenkins, Auctioneers, the Merchants Exchange the
City OF New-York, on the 20 da OF February next Il
O'clock, noon on that day
All he rg, title and interest Of the Trustees ofthe said
Company to the certificate award Of the Commissioner
appointed under the OF Congress- pissed The 7,h day Of
June, 1886, entitled An Act cary sso effect the Com
yeDtcn between the United States and Spain Concluded
4; Madrid on the l7tl OF February, l334by Which said
certificate awarded 10 tie Trustees the Hope Insu-
rance CompanyclG.ianls entitled 70 indemnity under said
CcnVeaticn tie sum OF tHentyonc Thousand hundred
ard si1y-clne dollars and ninety cents @2I 1863 90)
AID notice u hereby given, in pursuance the order
the SAID Court that alter roaaIng such yale, the said Trus
tes viii proceed 10 make distribution OF the proceeds
such sae, together witt! The already in heir hands
among such OF the Stock hrs were holders OF the
sock o. the said hope Insurance Company The time Of
the making Q! the last Dividend or The SAID stock and in
case any at those WHO al that tine stockholders in
SAID Insurance Company have since sold parted with
theit interest III said stoc ignorance of their rights
STOCK holders OF the value said stock under the above
mentioned treaty convention and the award Of said
. Commissioner. al they their legal representatives
may apply 10 ih. Court tor order directing said Tfus-
tees % pay to such stockholders their heirs or L.
gal their proPoonac part Of said az ard
Aor the proceeds thereof
Terms, cash te day OF sale when the transfer Is
made. JOHN 4 TRACY, Solicitor,
S8 3wD- Is Merchants Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-20
SHADES WINDOW

Wv SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully is'oFn
their friends and the public having leased The spacious
store MOI Spruce street. fe doors from nss'au hey
prepared execute all orders Tor fAnns
description, with neatness economy and despatch.
All Kinds of Sign Painting done IN style not 10 ha sur
psssed any other establishment Gold Signs, warranted
fade large assortment oil wen se2soEe3 s!sh
Boards always on hand
g,lners Interior Decorations and Tapsparences done to
s-der Designs furnished and executed N superior style
Specimens OF always be and references given
by calling al the above place
Tuey have hand and are Constantly manufacturing
TRANSPARENT Decorative Window S,des. Straagers IN the
city keepers hotels saloons public place. OF resort and
families always be supplied with Shades OF the er' DE-
scrption and warranted Tl- assortment OF spea-
did Italian Landscapes Wild Vsnees, French Scra!.'
yigael,eS ana Eosete Centres, Scripura! views anc
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Intern hobrys-
of Shades. matter how difficult are painted N
Il superior styie at th. establishment
Ttey would likewise call attention OF the public to
mos. splendid Gothic Shade got up II gcoa STYLE and ar
raned 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished anu Shades fixed II required
BAETOL L De MAUNY.