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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
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CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
ENI1E SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those aides who esirous Of PURCHASING good
Shoes that al made Of the finest French materials,
lasts suited the shape the foot that but superior
wcrkmen employed that manutactory Is under the
up-rinsndence OF very competent foreman and that
have hand, all times extensive assortment consisting
ofe,sry fashionable style OF Ladies, Misses Boys aud Chill
dres Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the first
makers in Paris Ladies French Shoes large 81,
ways on hand. TuTTLE HAIW ARD,
No. go broadway, one door above Reale-sTcet.
" B-T SS r. received silver Medal and Diploma Tor
superior samples of Ladies' Cater Boots aud Shoes the
Measures aEs. and order, promptly executed. e2e sn
TRANCIS'S IIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
= FOLD WRITE2-This article has now been before
IN. public short and has gained reputation be-
you'd parallel with any thing ever known ard enany thou
copies daily proofof tl- high fl. they have
obtained ta entirely taken the precedence OF the COPYING
Press; and many OF merchants after paying from S 20
SO for Press have laid them aside and the Manifold
Writer the preference, nns them 10 be and
ycditious. the Copying Books done variety OF
sAs the paper b1iG ruled plain, varying price from 81
So Business aud merchants who study economy, will
please call and examine the article aud will guirlnte that
II will recommend itself more than column oi adyefsnS
Strangers visiting ths cautioned against buying from
yeader on board steamboats, and at hotels, selling
worthless article for few shnls Al the expense Of this
truly invaluable article. Sold wholesale and retail by
l.. FRANCIS, IS Maiden lane,
jy2l tf Junction Libartv-street.
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DEACH ORCHARD EGG C0AL-This day
dischi sing from barge Rartan, Peach Orchard Egg Coal
IT the rs, quality and 70. sale at the lowest cash prices b.
WARD BROWNE,
lYl9 cOner OF Lasht and WashingtOn.sts.
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jyl 3n'
% -. 1rcoN0MY AND FAsHION.-To tlos

~ ECONOMY And FASHION.-TO those
"a ,rbo study economy-The subscriber, in accordance
s3 with tie times has reduced his superior imitation
goestn H4t5 fur bodies the extreme low piee OF
- 25 The above elegant dress Hat and viii compare
dyanaseously with hars sold In this city So 30 and s. and
warranted give satisfaction Also, constantly manuiactu
us fur and silk hats of the best quality lssa. and AZ
Cloth Caps constantly On hand. j. w. REkLOGO.
iylt lms No I32 Canzl-at., corner OF Ihompsos
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n J.. FARNAM, 247 Waier-st. manutacures

Lead aud Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks &c
y B-T,- Pump; Of his manufacture are double act'Gn,
particularly well calculated for the Southern and West
india ma ietS. jy29 lmeod
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DuTUNiN0US COAL-The Mid Lothian Coal
" Ali- Gnlnla.u anunuuc. their customers and the

Ad0r-ss-RcHMoNp, d, VIRGINIA.
The above referred to Circular 10 be had at this oce
yrstis. je2i 8w Da6tW"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

=, i-lNtE-Wan,cd IN exchange for 600
~ n soIt hYef inc and Cement, Groceries or Dry
b; Guy Soettef WI! os paid in cash Tor auy amount OF
G tses, & 81 an exchange for property Of any knJ
%. c " y De nieie on liberal terms. Apply to j.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

TER-The public respectfully invited to e.smn. ~.
cie as manufactured by the subscriber The su,s riortv nf
uda Rubber hose IS II cay we'll known and While he Do,
ot pretend 10 IS batter tsn any other he warrants !,
ally equal and 10 hear tepeSSus %! the Croton Water IL
much sioaer tan the esality of this kind of hose and
oid at iow prices a fair discount made 10 Plumbers
{. ROSS, Ia Maiden Lane
leiC II between Pearl and Wster,tr.,t,
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E.ssrx. CnNN., July 25, Ials.

The following certificates from individuals who have su
fred with Scroula seyeest FORM presented for h
| f,Il n.al nff In ali iirinI
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Both Farms evthi one mile Of the village and upon
the road. They viii be sold separately together.
500 of the puec,e money an remain on hand and mortgage.
For lurli,cr information inquire OF D. COPELAND upon
the premises OF at No 25 Prosprct.s,reet Brooklyn.
au2 2m-od D&itW,
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nor SALE-A stock of Boots and Shoes OF
the latest fashion and best quality with the fixtures and
lease e the Store and Dwelling |; commands large OF
cash old established stand, and oGs OF The best
locations in the cyths present occupant having made
sageinert 10 leave the City with his family Apply
ana. J. !. BAILEY, 232 B.oofne-s:rest
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GENIL LEMAN Of number OF years expen.
b N saehinS who furnish the highest certificates
rb =, moral Character, dssiruuS of rsking charge
S1n ~, "a ms ey sometime between ,h,, and the st OF
5 >, Any Letter that may b, sen, 10 this Office
---I ~ - .. VII De Pronptlv rcSronded To- iyfo rSIs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

Man is the nobler growth our soil supplies.
And souls are ripensd in northern skies"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

a-A TO LET-The second story of tie Tribune
:;d Buildings Possession given Immediately, and tsnt
III ,c II McEIRATH T1ihnne Office
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t:gs;sa FOR SALl.-A Farm Of about 81 acres, sit
ted IN NORTHAMPTON about 10 miles from Bai!stou
ain@s About acres aye iea;ed l1nd the reInaindsf
aud acre of land npon the place Th. buildings
House, Barn, Wood and Wagon House. all in good con-
dtlQn there is also well Of water convenient
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

CROTON WATER MILLER II COATES,
OPumt-rs l6 Grani-strset two doors Of Broadway,
furnish Timed Lead Compo ou and Iron Pipes Hydnnts,
Fountains Bath Tubs, &c aud every ac conrect5d with
factories. Orders the Introduction OF water promptly
Ivl2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
HAlR-sale 1900 lbs Rio Grande mixed Horse, a. /:

HAIR-Sale 1900 lbs. Rio Grande mixed Horse, at u
cents cash.
HEMP-Fartber saes OF 400 bales Manila at Slso, s
mos ALI The Russia here is in store and held for rather
higher pT,ees Nothing done in American
CdALk-s abundant, hpt being all in the bands OF two
houses prices are sustained 100 tons from London sold from
the vessel al IS 50, cash
COALFeregn arrives very and prices of Ly.
erpool and Newcastle have upward tendency
COFFEE-Market very dull fully quarter OF cent
per 10 lower Sales 600 bags Brazil, at 8. 81
$50 Lag u s 100 Cuba q 8; 2O green Java 81
some very green, 8; $50 Sumara, It. and 700 ST.
Domingo, 81 81 cents, cash.
COPPER-New Sheaibiog % cents, 6 mons-last sales
Old. Is cash
is less doing than there weeks ago. owing proba.
bly, the continued obstruction of navs atoah6re is no
change in prices
rTOBACCO-Tbe market for Kentucky &c is ye1y ouist
but 6rm the stock being small with but little arrTlag TIE
supply OF Foreign also much reduced sc bales Do
mingo sold al about Is cents months ko,hng doing in
Manufactured worthy of notice.
WiNES-Have been dull for few days past, and we
have heard OF no sales
RICE-since last upward OF 800 ,ierces have been
SOLO comprising the various qualities in the uartat 12
cash. the bulk e the stock is of middling quality,
poor Tor expart and too good ter home use.
FREIGHTS-To London and Liverpool active.
SALT-Tbe market for both and fine is firm, pri
ccS generally have upward tendency.
SPiCES-Aboul 1000 lbs. Cloves have been sold 25:
cents. now held at g. cash.
SPIRITS-The sales OF the various brands of Brady and
Gin fair Drudge Whisky sells pretty readily
at -; some low proof New Orleans, 20.
SuGARS-Market dull bnt holders very firm. Sales OF
100 hhds Porto Rico al 81 u cents; 40 Orleans 1.
30 bags White Brazil, TO arrive ceastw!se 100 boxes
Brown Havana; s. a Z; and so White dos all mos.
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r,v ruy LAST THREE DAYS.


DRUGS AND DYESSales have been Hisde o. 70 u, ua,r,
Jalap for export 44tc, cash. short price eash "a c
Tartar is i5 tons Soda Ash $50 per cent ot lcs
sbbls No Castor OIL es, CASH 50 bags Blue eppo nnbs
Nu,gals and rs bhis Castor Oil on terms not mhue puv
DfEWOODS--The market remains asnodced IN eur iasl
canpach plenty but s.o ne Of eommn .ss
FiSH-Since our last 100 qun,as Dry Cod, aud about
900 ob Mackere have arrived bus h %o
Mackerel before noticed has al been o AZ - q
asl2i Barrel Herring scarce ana wao'eu' iiche'
salm m plenty and duil. -. .,,.s or ,noo h,s
FRUTsince our there have been salss e. o. s ,coa
Bunch Rans from lots received coaswe :. a drums
Turkey Figs about mos and g' ceSs f'Ssa We ndsr
stand there are NO Runch Raislns IN F BANDS III
pha or Sostsn. u,;,l, \,
full prices; Madras Si mos; and small ios
*i. cash. :;
LEAD-There is very little Missouri Pig in market IN
hr1 hands. and Se know Of no sales. .,,a :, ,,r
MOLASSES-Market firm. Improvement nSucea ~ o
last fs!ly sustained Sales $50 bbls prin,e ian
arrve) SO 20 hhds prime Ms.an IN snS So
bhds Porto Rico, On terms we did not learn.
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NIEW TEMPERANCE HOUSE, On
| I'LL en- IL At SySTEM new and guleu

did House No 42 Vesey-sree few doors from the As,or
House has Just been uewy furnished in the most ample
and convenient manner regardless of expense a transient
and permanen, boarders who prefer tes the
tages the Graham System OF Vegetable 10 The e1clusan
OF Animal Food The Table will abound at all tunes WIZ
the rick Mix and Butter Orange County, and the cbol.
cest Frus Vegetables both OF this market and OF he
West India Islands, arrangement havns been maze
with ds.ngu shed Fruiery and Vegetable Establish.
men, al Havana for fresh supply OF the deicac:es OF
those Isianss all Every effort will be made al
this House to demonstrate the truth that Vegetable Det
is mos, coud1ciye to Happiness well Health The To-
catioa central pleasant and convenient 10 al! ths steam
boat landings Strangers visiting the City Tor ie" DAY
nents are large and airy CRoToN SnRwEa BATHS gratis
No efforts will be spared please and accommodate those
who say favor this house with their patronage This
Enlistment has rs connection With any olher Terms
moderate, ND InzsiM
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered

NEw.YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLlSHMKNT
l42 2ruLroNsrRHEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
The subscribers having hand full and fashionable
sortment of Cloths Cassmeres aud vesngs Of the English
French and American manufactures, prepared to
Spring business adhering strictly TO our old
system Of Cash delivery and no abatement In prices
The advantages derived by the from the adop'
on Of this thereby realizing gain of so per cent
upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious ana
therefore needs no comments and In calling the attention OF
the gentlemen of the United States and Of NewYok In
particular to their assortment OF choice Goods they wi
merely observe that undertaking puncuay and despatch
answering the commands Of their friends Is as much
fa7 n '1e'' . N''N fN' j. c. BooTHa CO
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commercial Exchange Associate ON.
SECOND BOARD.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales not large at the Board and did
differ materially from yesterday. Ohio Skies improved t.
There air business doing in Foreign Exchanges at
aa6 for Sterling; 5 Is a i23 for Francs.
Mobile i'll 1871. At Mobile Exchange was heavy: 60
day bills on York Isl l6 sight do III lS; sight
Orleans 2l 22 American Gold 90 and United States
Treasury sotes 20 per cent PREM
There appears 10 be operations going on in Housa
tonic notes. There is quite Improvement In the demand
il said arrangements are being made 10 take up the cir
culaon and cancel its floating debt and get matters
better oeng. The notes are 90 a Is discount.
Northampton has been sold oday 80 25 cents on the
dollar.
Uncurren and Broken Bank Money is purchased by the
Brokers the following discount:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
DIED:

March 90, Mary Theresa Muldon, aged years and
months, daughter OF James NJ Muldon
Tue friends relatives the family in
ved to attend funeral this aarnoon Thursday at 4
O'Clock, from 73 St Marks place.
March 90, Robert infant OF William +. Hamilton, aged
.3 months aad Is days.
March g. Cas- H. Miller in his SD year, late OF tie firm
of FrankliI l. Miller, Of this city.
March 49, David, infant SOP OF Eavii r. and Susan v.
Williams
March q, Georglana daughter of lillian n and Harriet
Rigby in her 9lh year.
Al Cincinnati, March II, George Martin, late Of Mass
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Ships Chris.oval Colon, Smith, Havana Spoord Til
lesion; Washington. Shankland do, Robertson; ST
La au-Tence, Young, ST Petersburg, do.
Barks Louisa. Blanchard. Havana, Blanchard; Eliza,
Talbot Eobie Atkins; Eugenia Rscoe, Vera Cruz Har-
gaus, BrothersG Ce.
Brigs Jane Drinkwater Cuba, Nesmi.h Leeds Co;
Jno Gardner, Robson, Baze. Hon. Alexander; Snow,
Snow, NO Nesmth, Leeds Ce; Porto Rico, Coreil, p
Peier and market. Badger Peck; Clinton, Lyon Sa
yannah, Stnrges Chairman; virginan, Jordan, NO. J
Elwell CO.
Schrs Union, Balance Plymouth, NC, Ryan Maitland;
woIcott, Ryder. Boston, John Stevens Mary Elizabeth,
Bugbse, Washington, NC
Brig Wm Garrison, Brooks, 20 ds I'm Aakapas, La, s5l
casks molasSes Eaton. Sailed in pany With brig
Harriet, Brown for northern port schr Oay Son, Moste
Norfolk left brig Harris, Pratt to- ny, soon March -
lat s. S. loa 49, spoke schooner Suana, fm NY saodiRs
SOUTH
Brig Ann Eliza Mallory I'm Mobile via ds I'm Key West.
cotton 10 F Hurbutl Co. Sailed in company with bark
Reform, Tilou, for NY.
Brig Madison, Buckley ds fra Savannah, cotton and
rice 10 Sturges Chairman.
big Jesse Moves, Ashby, I'm Port Leon via Sonnd
TO Hurlbut * Co.
schr Al,hern Cornelius Fslkinburg, I'm Wilmington
NC, lumber Fouk Co.
Schr wm Brown, PheReus NBedord, with oil and lron
Schr Effort, Spear. i'm Thomaston. with lime.
Sckr Harriet, Bradford, I'm Taunton with nails.
BELOW-2 brgs. Wind w by s.
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AUCTIL.
pY s. DRAPER, Jr.-Ssore S. Viii
- naxn-srees. corner OF pfne-s:seet
THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
At 10 O'clock, AT the auction raca,
FRENCH AND GERMAN Goons-Sy Catalogues loo ca sea
French, German sther Foreign Goo comprising au
extensive artmeni Of fancy and staple aelesoi
all sl6o and oyer or spproyed endorsed noe-
Consisting OF rich fsnged silks, heavy black serge super
e lane. Black t!e, GLOVES je and blue blseS
ains satin striped and f2rred poult de sosS larisisp
and eoisS erope sss sis and gum elastic sasperders
g,es oe nap htkt rich ard long sbawsS
ees je, aud Mack pspjs e soe Ws,nens goat <
gloves black hiet n bk and cord pousselne de laine
isne; sgdparisines for ass a ssa eS %
naples snaw silk gloves psndiehrry shawls nareeines
rap> fancy belts blscs and wh six hose rrnsdiue hdfs
imitation italian ustrings; CORD wing As; blond
and cord a,ia fancy silk aes,ins orNpasne cranes pra
balsoriIeS Madonna silks plaid groS de naples mills rave
parasos and shades; oaard ss artificial aser r ,sn
sne Shawls dauask hdkts blk lace wells; blk
cord bonbalises Lyons silk veivets vs eroche; eeosssc
and ociune ribbons thread acss and edgngs black and
eord dIap de.e linen eamores and hak back white and
die work insert nsS lace veil mems and wcmens Blk ana
coPd gloves, &c.
Also, to close consignment, entire orie.ts biz
and colered
Also, s entire case. linen tapes. just landed.
Also, 20 entire csrton hosiery.
Also, an invoice jacones and cau6rtcs
Also, cases embracing rich assortment Paris quality
white sap super gros naples chens ganre neck and
ira rich cap rbbous, just landed.
Also, . cases watered bonnet silks
Also, cases black. blue black and copd bonlbaanes
Also, case drap d'ete.
Also, an invoice shawiS.
Also an invoice linen camhric he emstich hdkts.
Also cases black, blue black and fancy colcsed n.d
silks.
Also, an inyoide NOUS de iaineS.
Also, ] case gros de suisse,
Also L case extra wide aatteene lusrngS
Also 10 cases China ealher aequered painted, SIX ana
paper fans
Also, invoice OF real chevre,u1 sleves mems and NO,
mems, superior quality aud desirable colors.
Catalogues ana samples The morning of sale.
SATURDAY, April l.
At 10 O'Clock, at the anction room.
CLOTH AND CASsIMEREs-From the Shelves--on cred II
sI months approved endorsed for all sums $40
and
TUESDAY, April L.
At 10 O'Clock, at the auction ROOM
PACKAGE SALE-sC0 packages of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods comprising desirable assortment OF seasons
bic articles credit OF nhs for all sums OF 500 aud
over.
Aso, S. cases Irish linens, best makes
WEDNESDAY, April S.
Al 10 O'Clock, al their auction roem
CLOTHS AND CAssIMERES-From the Shelves--A general
OF Cloths Casimeres 3c approved
notes, at ronhs for all sums OF $i00 and over.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
An invoice Of French Mackinaw blank cts all sizes from
to peins super white pengees saddies sewIngs poH
gee hdkis white and crims,a plain and fgured suchsn
pongees; blk, blue and assorted sewings blk satns-
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Courr CaIendar Thin DaY.

CIRCUIT CoUer.-Nes. "a, So SO, ~, 268, 78
80, Cd, s6, 87 SO, 81, SO, "a.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 80, %, 36, 40, Al, %
Is, 5, 26, ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
BY THIS MORNINGS Southern MAIL.

From our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, March 29-P. NJ.
Arrived this rnorningBrig Curb, Porterhed II as I'm
NO.
Brig Acorn, Howes 6 ds I'm Boston.
Schr Eagle, Gallagher, 6 ds I'm Charleston.
Schr Richard Rnst, Nickerson, ds I'm Providence.
Schf Ceylon, Rich. ds I'm do
Schr John Clark, Collins, cs I'm NY.
Cleared this aternoon-Brs Norris Stanley Rice, Barba.
does; Baltimore, Edridge, Boston
Schrs Harriet, Hand, Mobie Emerald Snow, Boston,
Texas, Ross NY.
Weather clear and pleasant-WiLd SW.
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TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

II y
In pursuance O. decretal ORDER OF The CoE OF Chance
ry made il the above entitled cause by the Vice Chance
or OF the First Circuit will be said Public Auction, by
f. H. Ludlow Auctoneer, the Merchants E1chaRge, in
the city of New York. nnder the direction of the subscriber
one OF of said Court the 2lst day OF April at
u O'Clock noon of that day. all those certain lots pieces
or parcels of land situate in the Sixteenth (ae Twelh
Ward of the city o! NewYork knawn and distinguished on
certain map of lhe property 4. wswo and F. Price,
formerly by James Qaackenbush, made by j. F. Bridges,
City Surveyor dated July 1926 and filed in the Oce OF the
Reg and for the city and county Of NeYork as lots
number sxtyfour, sxtyye and sxtysS, ihe last mentioned
lot being considered equal t and the said lots y
ing adjacent each other between the Fourth and Fifth
Avenues and between Thirty yeghth and ThirIy'nn,h-
streets and bounded by said Fourth Aver ue
souhweerly By land belong late To the heirs OF
John Murry deceased norhwessrly by lot Of land num-
bered s1tyseven said nar and norheas,erly by The
rears of lois numbered hltyGve lysiI 6y seven, 6lly
eight fynns and by The southwest side OF the ot num-
bered Ity said map, and which said three lots
collectively from parcel designated said map by the
number 6teen together with the right Of over said
Fourth Avenue the above described premises being the
same which were conveyed John Fowler by James sey-
more and Jane his wife by nenare dated 2d day OF Au.
gust the 1928 and Which recorded In the ONCE OF
205 2O6 and 2O1.-Nrw-YOrk. March %, lG42.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery
.,,pv SoI ic,or m3O 2awtdS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
Nj MARRiED

In Ramapo valley, on Tuesday, March %. by the Rev
Mr. Dewey, Mr. Augustus ). Wilton, of Ithaca, ~ Y, tc
Miss Caroline Ward, daughter OF Thomas Ward, Esq,
the fermer place
Al Bohemia. Cecil county Nd March IS. Mr.. James l.
SchS of this city, Sarah Amanda daughter OF Kendall
S Cropper, Esq, OF The former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

bronchitis, disease OF The throat anu IL Lnnss ~ .
which annually sweeping thousands upon % oaspmp
premature grave under the miSassS ESXsPECTORANT
qn Tbe symptoms Of this soreness !. q The
unes or throat boarseness deulty Ct preashg
hc1;c lever splitting up OF phlegG or matter ana sIJ
nes bload II Is an Inflammation OF the hne shlu WI
lines inside q Tue whole Of The II ,s wind p0a tases Th
or.n mmediaeiy suppreses The cough, PAM lnidnn.
or fever and difficulty Of breathing, and S!oenee'
and easy e1pec,oalrn and cure Is soon street
prepa-sd only BY Dr.. D. JAYNE, 70 Sonin l latiu 80
phis fIphia and 5c5 Broadway, New iorA. ,,;7ro
Price 81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
ea, a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE


WIFI sold al Pabie Anc.isn on MoNDAf; d,.i ,hs
in Newark, n j., ia; valuable Farm known as the har
ison Farm, and recently owned and occupied oy iam
d. Summers deceased containing between 60 and ~ acres
in Cotonvs Essex County NJ u about one nile 6syoaa
tn- village o. Camptoe, the old road 10 Spr'nghed.a
pIeasso, healthy improving section OF country les
from Newark, from Eizabethtown, and Is from Ne
York which may beeached in from an hour 10 an heaf and
bslf
The House IS large substantial, well finished, two story
frame building filed in with brick, with tive ory kitchen
adjoining containing together II rooms, smoke ROOM noble
cellars and garret, Lc, 10 excellent order.
Flower and kitchen gardens, enclosed WIN ORNAMENTAL
fences
Also barn. COW house, carriage house. hc In good order
The place well watered by brook pond wes spngs,
&c and abounds in fruit OF great variety
The soil is excellent and mainly of yellow clay loan,
and well adapted The raising Of grass afordng great
yield, as well as Of other produce:
Churches, schools posece, tdailJ ma stores &c cob.
venient- -
For farther inforsaation, nqnire of Mr. WM ASHLEY,
opposite the premises OF either OF the subscribers
Terms Ell Sae-I6 per cent the day OF sale. 40 pei
cent on the st June when the deed will be giyes ana
the baapce remain bond and mortgage CENT
nrequired. ISAAC NEWTON, Is sodn.so
mls eod2wir HIRAM RAYNoR, 7e eowerS'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

1.-THE Partisan chemis, Larnourou.s, snd psssr
neuc Plates most generally AFFORD nstan. ess rheua
,;s ,s eas hns The gou nc
in the stomach paralysis and diseases ,d ID NJ s So
be Messrs Soaiald, Delac Co. PARK Row. ssH 80
Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

u Birds Hat Establishment coruer Pine and
Nassau srcersThe which has attended this estab
shmen for several years pas, gratifying To- the propre.
Since the Of his business he has stead
lily kept in view the acknowledged tastes Of his customers
and introduced from season. the most approved
styles OF the day. Being well acquainted with the tastes OF
citizens article in his profession has been offered
10 public which has received general appreciation
He las the pleasure 10 announce that be has been
induced from motives Of economy and conformity 10 the
times and public sen,lment TO add his FuR
HAT OF approved fabric and workmanship, al the very low
price Of SO ,O2 I-2. 1t will be distinguished by the
same style and finish that has gained for h the liberal
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
He wil also continue heretofore ahrcae the S. Bea-
yer hat which has become the standard among the elite
throughout the country. BIRD, N. Y.
j. D. BIRD, Franklin House, Philadelphia.
mo Staw ThSS T lmls-