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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
For The Tribune.
FREEDOM.
BY AUGUSTUS ssopeRAss.


Thy dwelling is the mountain and the sea-
And the night frownng forest. Inc oeep ea'e'
Rock hewn hath been chosen home 70 'hee,
Ard deserts have spread forth their sands 70 save!
Thy voice bath rung upon the raountain-resk;
Thy beaeon.ighss have cleaned from mountain-hisn'
Thine arm hath ranquished in the bastle-sbock
Deep s.s,pes,es among. For Truth ard Right,
Thon hast with wolzeslsd downasd watched ana stept
And TO the cites f,he vale hast made
srby.elf a stranger; till destroying swept
Upon the Tyrant thy avenging blade,
And rose from Earth the multitudnous cry,
"Down with the Despot! God and Victory.
Thus from his native mountains on the Moor
Pelayo sazed; and rang his battle cry
From wild Asturia to th' Andalusian shore
sCharge for St James and Spain. for Liberty
THUS in the Tyro Hoier fought for Right
Thus rushed the bold Swiss fearless to the hght'-
living avalanche ;-wkile hills OF slain
Law cleaning in the rnoon-lighi on the plain
Bu, now .hou walkest in the vale; thine eye
6rjght with perpetual youth. Thy sword and spear
Are with the trophies OF past days laid 10y,
And iron crowns, and Thrones upheld by Fear
Blu, no, to rust ;-e'er ready for the day way.
When Truth shall cry aloud and Heaven shall point the
foru,ich ". I.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
ONLY GIVE 1T A FAIR TRIAL

NJ We ask no more of any TINA TO give Dr. Jayne's
E1PecoTant ar trla and If does the various
sea:es Tor Thca II IS recommended and ei.
ectuay than any other medicine that has been Of
tered 10 the public, the proprieo. willing undergo any
penalty however severe, the nubIic may proper 10
impose upon him u has, it will, and it coughs,
whoopns cough, Group and very large msory OF The
most hopeless cases of consumption when physicians and
their fail 10 DO any good. Again say try
IL IL w'l not BARN You, but and will dc you good
is prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE No. % Sou,h Third
street, Philadelphia, and Nc. 3a5 Broadway New-York
Price Il per bottle. r,o I'm
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Premium Pens.-A Silver

Il 4 Medal awarded J. Eay6an for ,.is very snp4.
ror Pens by the American Institute a, its las, Fair The
government have given them the Preference and the besI
accountants and many OF the pablo institutions will use no
Cher PENS They have Justly obtained the highest rapula.
oa and are mol surpassed eauaied by any in the country.
Ihe ae sre supplied The Manufacturers prices by The
asens j. p. HAYDEN, Platt-Grest.
also for silugna School and Counting houss Ini
StaraA mysn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
IN CHANCERY. sth Circuit Tha

n Bank Comm ssiontr- The Stale Of New:York u NE
nank 81 huta!o ~ ocr is hereby given pursuant " 30
rde, OF t Cout ui CLaucrE dated Ike 2is Day o! req.
uary, 23, TIA. the 1bgcribrr has hssa auly appoatd
Receiver nf the property ans e.ec:s he sald Bdns
!uao thai by sa.l orei Is referred 10 oae OF ise An
ters i6is Cor Iesidlng t! CcuGty Ol Erie aronss
her things axe and ate acccu nj, ihe derDaso,
any description ngaiDs ir sai farl oi bGfaoi sao
abe ihe said asie Ia ahe 4nd sa.e SAID account. s W.
o he gensr.: arp e1nrr plated BY he statute. al e
yr,Iilcrs OF the aid Bank HGhi1 required 10 az
n,t their accounts. claims and Genisnds against NE .'.
Back OF Buffalo 10 James crncher, Esquire. Ice Mssrt
having said CHARGE nj hs Cfcc 10 The cy
Bufo, by The i3:h d3y .; September hext and besss
parties This ana dgaplt thrIso they VIII ne p
cudsd rom all hcae. o. lhe decree which sh7 be mae
this suit aGd from distribution which shall Ge '
under such decree. Buffalo, March The gb, igt5 80,
IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver OF the Bans OF bsnsaA rs
LANES CROCK ER Mhstrr in ChnncerY. nIll O.I9-
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AA FOR SALE-A very beautiful place,

;n situated in Bloonnfld, NewJersey, about ii miles
irnu New, York and from Newark The premises con
sst acres more less land good Substantial
Dwelling housc having rooms on the first aoor and
seconds good Barn and other ou'hudfng
fru trees snc as apples pears cherries &c Thi proper
~ is handsomely and ceatraliy situated being within
quarter Of mile ct the Presbyterian Church. and also near
me Post Office and excellent Academies, male snd is
saie There regular communication between the Vii
lage ard New York twice day. by means OF stage and
raoad The property will be sold cheap. exchanged
for city prcsery. tna1re Newfork OF NJ. w. D0DD,
Bookseller Brick Chnrch Chapel or on the premises OF
owner, a5%E
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n ARRANGEMENTS FOR I643.-

IA ARRANGEMENTS FOR lo43.-
AYr, OLD ESTABLISHED REGULAR PACKET
.sssEzs OFFICE No. 100 Pine St near Souh-lhe SUBJ
scrbers having completed their arrangements for The pur
of bringing ont cabin ann seerape , pas
general that very superior FIRST class ular packet snip
will be despatched from Liverpool, The lst l5h a,'
26b and from London the 7tb l7th and 9th oil eacn
uiunth throughout the year.
Also regular inc of frst.caSs ships, to sail weekly
rem Liverpool thereby preventing the least pessibhy OF
delay or detention on .heir arrival at Liverpool.
In all cases where the parties agreed io decline to come
ont the money will be pro nptly returned.
Eor the accommodation Of persons wishing TO send mo-
ney for their friends drafts sight will be given on the
following banks and branches, viz:
ENGLAND.
Messrs Spencer, Atwood Il Co., Bankers, London
p. ". Byrae, Esq Liverpool
IRELAND.
The Provincial Bank OF Ireland and all its branches
SCOTLAND.
The City Of Glasgow Bank payable in any town IN
Scotland.
For further pasticulars, apply to
JOSEPH Mem URRAY. 100 Pine st, N Y; or
P. w. BTRNER, ESQ.,, S6 Waterloo Road,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

QSACOUSfiC OIL for the cure OF deafness, pains and
discharge OF matter fran the ears aiso all those di.a
greeshe noes like The buzzng of insects falling OF waters
uhzaing OF steam, Ge which are symptoms OF approach
ing Deafness and also generally attendant with The disease
Eeas In following most extraordinary If any nave
had doubts. .h-y may now dismiss them and the most In
creduous may consider deafness curable Numerous ca
of and many them very remarkable by the use
Of Scarpa's O have been published, this caps
climax: Young or old, you MAY yet your bearing
lady In smiIhhed, PENNSYLVANIA and now about eighty
years OF age had been gradually getting dea
bear conversation in The oude tone Oh Last winter
she vas induced 10 try Scarpa's Oil for Deafness" 1t is
only necessary 10 add that she has used bottles and that
her hearing perfectly restoredshe cured TEis vaua
bic oil prepared by Dr. B. Bell and is sold agency by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

BENEFIT OF OUR MANuFAcroRIEs TO THE
FAnMgR.-The Rochester Democrat states that
the manufacturers Of New England last year used
over two hundred thousand barrels of -four, in
making starch aud sizing for their goods-being a
larger qsantity of -four than was exported to Eng
land in the same time. The manufacturers of the
single State of Massachusetts, during the same
time, consumed more Western -four than was ex-
ported to all foreign countries! Is il not clearly
the interest of the farmers Of the West to foster
manufacturers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

DISTRESS AMONG THE CATTLE IN MICHIGAN.
A friend who has just returned from journey in
Michigan, informs that there is great distress
among the cattle, hogs and horses in Lenawee and
Hillsdalo counties. The unparalleled length Of
the winter has used up all the fodder laid up by
the farmers, AVID cattle daily dying for want OF
food. Many farmers have been obliged to feed
wheat and other grain to their cattle. Hogs are
also dying in scores from sheer starvation. Farm
offer to sell good cows for three dollars, bat no
one seems anxious to buy, because there is nothing
for them to eat. Rochester Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

STARCH FROM PorAroEs.-A manufac,ory Of
this kind il IN operation in Hampden { Me. that
consumes l25 bushels of potatoes per day.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
lkss,a TO LET-The large double Mansion

s2A TO LEI--Ihe large double Mansion
GnaS House with every desirable convenience and IN
esad repair with fine garden and about IL acres OF prime
land in high stale of cultivation and abundance OF various
fruits premises also supplied with large barn,
coachhouse stable end other ont houses. The same Is
situated about 9 miles rem wliamsbursh ferry at the
head OF aspelh ave1ue The aboveis desirable locaoa
far private family boarding school, gardener and TO
desirable tenant would be LEI reasonable terms Apply
on the premises OF al 4s Chambers street, this city,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

IxA FOR SALE Possession immedi-
a,eiy) three years lease from tue lSt of May next
W premises situated Bloominsdae, foot OF 1st street
consisting of good Dwelling House, and number OF eth
er buildings together with dock and two acres OF Land
aso Steam Engine and Boiler nearly new, and IN good
order The place is well calculated for soap or oil tacto
ry or any other business where gh machinery
Fortur,ier particulars, amply on the premises, or OF
FOULDS sToBo CO., 7e Maiden lane, up stairs
o,,a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
FTTnI7s TRjJsSEs.-Notice to kep Y,

TULES TRUSSES.-Notice u ,,n nsh =,
tured Persan.-Psrssns afflicted wiz IIartd saorts o
apoIie,ion at the Office no. sates bs
The agents in The principal ;ov ms In 'hs , ruses m
careful examine the back pas ol ,,uS nu None e ssse
me or 10 be relied upon good vioal Tue W. ts o.
Many persons have undertaasn " sre apssd
rnnsnaencr These limitations cannot be ssts SSs
are made by unstilfsl mechanics, and A's W ,,.
Roon,a have hrsn a.,ea up No. ts, ss
,iyely fr ladies having separate en,raaes
ne . department, where a female 10 10 eopaA r'
tn uuyi ne female patients
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
A EOR SALE. Exchange, or Lease

I The pleasant Country Seat, situated S1,ul1 on hleh
ground overlooking Newtowu, four miles ani ', et
Snrr Stages pass the door three times daliy rom Eesh
s containing near l6 acres part handsome wood man
sion house front and eaT Gn9 u dnoSs Rp o
-. 1r,,ee napted walls and finished in handsome anG
substantial manner convenient kitchen oven dairy s asn
ice house filled with ice from fh pond on the pace
Grade arbo rear Of house. fronting the road-a hand
some fence extending the gardeners house map 70 Dc
SEEN and terms liberal. Apply tc ,.,,
al Iyys i. L.. SCHiEF ELIN, IN caia'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

containing 3 acres very pleasantly, .any,S on
h line Of ,b. Sou,erve Railroad. SAID arm mas suit
bic Of woodland a. s saa[ [ees bsr M
ih, :s.ed m one nur,h of mile from the old sage oaa
iaa a,ding from New York 10 Philadelphia, ard IN .te VI
ciaity Of schools stores, churches and marseS I
Enard Tosney near the village OF Westheld u
Oh i'ie o'A' '- BIJRNET D. HAMILTON.
, -, - a ,oas M Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

10 Mr.. Reybold, a wool.grower in the State Of
Delaware, has a flock of 1000 Leicester sheep,
from wh;ch he clipped 5000 pounds of wool las'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

l"xS.ssSssiy sod for One stii"s, thsy hsve
now .durtd 10 Ten Ceu-so in poporioE for larger or
assortment of Cak among which are ihr io!oaifg ~
Pound Plum Currant, C.ron, Almcnd, sporee F,ncy
Cakes &c g. Maccaenies Kisses Lacies Fingers Ctu'
,ers nonolnn,s Tfa 81 cult ~cocb q, ke Ru ke kr,
together Win GsNAM ENT ED Fault ChhEi'Ba a
ph ch are warranted oi u very seAt quality
pies of ,yfry yar,--Gse " ise Graham ard Rye Eefd.
nT S,rau,,,os ~ rco les and hoies sIpuis0 rs Bua!
al tie above price and TO The propfelo n easa
tey pledge lin sves 10 have tier df,re.t orStr poss,
uaiy delverc as ,ey elu m sci, etns strs1 s1l
experienced driver. ,
parugr,h appeared IL. .he Tribune ew .sgs i'.fe,
rkine why /; II Tia. . S1penny oa oi bead p ta
r!h. larger row uan Wien tonT wastWcye doHa:s ff
parleis' We reply that furnish lhe SANE aiea pro
Dread made ei TIE best eYro supefhDe Honf, tf rnS
CcGts which a! the tpi alluded 10, sold 'r Oe >er
no al w'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
"a TO LET-The House and Store 346

- To LET-The House and Store 346
Grand.street corner of Norfolk the next block 10
inr Essex Market Ii is occupied large Boot and
Shoe Store II would make of The best stands in the
street for the Clothing Grocery business The Store
would be divided if required, TO suit applicants
Also the upper part of the House 25S West nth.
street The House has been recently built 1t would be let
very low to good tenant.
Also, Apartments 2nS Greenwichstreet with the Croton
Water in each story OF the House.
Apply 10 MERsIT SMITH, 1s9 Greenwich.street cor
s,r,e, mo Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

PRoeREss OF MANUFACTURES The Msssa-
chusetts manufacturers have SO improved their
machinery and their skill, and the prices of wool
ure so moderate. that they can now make excellen,
mousselaine de iatne-lhat is, wooden muslin-at
cost of only 8 cents per yard. 1t is also said
that the Lowell mills are making fne cloths and
cassimeres, equal to the imported and at cost as
favorable Important Improvements arc steadily
making in the above departments, which enable
our manufactures to compete successfully with
those of Europe. Alb. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

+7t Old ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT.
NIX PASSENGER OFFICE 81 South st, New York
E Regular line of Packets The subscriber continues
10 bring out persons from any part of Great Britain and
Ireland who may be engaged by their friends here by llr
MAR inc of packet ships sailing every six days from Lily
erpooi Personl sending for their friends may rely that
jus. care will be taken have them despatched without
delay Liver pool, and will always endeavor to merit
continuance OF the public patronage which has been SO
literally bestowed many years past and 'uoc re" IL
ting money have Dras payable at all the Banks ans
B rauc hes throughout the United Kingdom.
For further particulars apply t by letter. post paie to
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 SOulh st m7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
p RELiZABETH-PORT AND
sazSSasszsYSs2sng NEH-YORE FERRY COMPANY

fsSsSs&ga NEW-YURK FENi.Y IUHIFh!sI
W,nfer hrrae ee,nent.-Fare l2l Cents.
The steamboats, WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from Ezabeth-Pert to Ne~-York. toachng al
New-H rghton and Port-Rchmond, each trip as ioowS:
on and after the 18th day of October, 1872
Leave E1SDeshpe u taas M pfr and
At /, and ST O'Clock. P. Nj Atli and 4ocsck, I'M
On Sunday.
Leave Elizabe.h.Por 4: o'clock A. nj. and at r NJ
Leave New-York at 10 O'Clock, A. nj. and al II r. M
NB-Passengers for Wesed, Scotch Plains, painflec,
Bound- Brock Somerville, Easton schooleys hounta
by the Elzabe-on and SomeTviie Railroad Cars, VIII
leave NcwYork the 81 o'clock boat in the morning. and
in the II md O'Clock boats in the afternoon, -
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will leave SoIerye
in stages Tor Eason and for Schooley Mountain the
rival Of the cars at Someryille.
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the UIlon so!e
All h, ggaoe AT tbs risk Of lis owner oil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
MERCHANTS and W 1'G :

~ GERS are invited 70 call and eishoew hs w Hull :
Son Mo- 'i ias and cB street. eonsising o. We
pse Yeiiow Soap paien, rrGnea aosla Ssns Ssre,y
ted. white palm almond, rose, and every s''S' afS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

OA single establishment in Ohio manufactures
silk to the amount Of $1,000 per month, and ad-
vertiscs to pay 81 per bushel for all the cocooos
which may be offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

E apctiop-wilbe be sold at Public Auction at the Mer
chanis Exchange in the City OF Newi on MONDAY ls
1Ttb day of April next at II o'clock A. NJ OF that aay
those certain premises situated in the Town
of Newersey heretofore belonging to the Monroe Nanua
turing Company, and formerly Known as the beaver
on Fsctor described as follows Beginning on the norm
westerly side of Boudnot street at the corner OF ot
,oare occupied by Timothy T. Crane as saw anu g.is'
n o and running along the line OF sad lot nol
westwardlv 4l5 inches 10 lot heretofore comcyeu
by the Monroe Manufacturing Company to John white
more thence aoag the line OF said lot 100 ieet 10 ne
street thence along the same souheaswardy 4o teet
inches the noItawesery line OF Boudlnot street. hehc
along The same southweswardly 0 feet The place Of
hapinnjnp Together with The Factory Mills and buildings
erected thereon and The right OF taking rsm .ne 1ana m
Boudinol quantity OF water equal 10 een n. M
square and of continuing tail from the said ot 10
the Passaic River through the LOT conveyed 10 ohh
more as above stated.
which is of brick with solid walls and slate ROOT OF stories
hch with attic, and 81 feet and inches wide by lOo deep
with wing attached l8 feet inches wide by "a eet IN
ces long three stories high, used machlne shop oce
and packing room There is also attached 10 the factory
the wheel house, which is s brick and has been ialey
erected The water wheel is new and 10 perfect oruer' @
inp been lately put up very considerable outlay sec
ond, good story frame dwelling House sulahe or
the occupation of a superintendent and his family Tnrd
frame building used cotton house. house and
barn. Fourth brick building story high and ~ eet
wide by abou, GO feet Deep which be used factory
min. nj I''@' = = '''S : ,opp' : "
very great and sufficient for all purposes OF the establish
men being supplied from the Passaic Falls through an
artificial Canal Boudinot street. and The factory and 9th;
er buildings good order The establishment is well
suited s woolen factory or any other mecan'
cal employment requiring water power and possesses ad'
vaniages OF location, &c. seldom met With.
There will aln be sold the time part OF the Ma
chiRery in the factory the partcularo which VIII he gwen
on the day of sale be learned on application 10 The
subscriber Part OF the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage for term OF years
The sale will be made by James NJ Miller CO. Auc.
,ioneers and will positively take place on the day above
apply 10 CHARLES +; +; BUTLER ,ErnsIse. &c
m20 2tawt7A&dl7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

AasA TO LET.--In Dean street, near
Gnsa Smith street, Brooklyn, the splendid three story
finished The best manner with two lots OF ground
attached Also, coach house, stables, &c variety OF the
mo,t choice grare wires. Also several fruit trees, with
vel and pump Of excellent spring water on The premises
This property well calculated for the accommodation OF
respectable family whom il will be let for one year or
more on acc m.Hodatng terms, by applylng to
inf JOSEPH Mc31URRAy, 100 Pine ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
Lpop sAIE-a handsome Residence

and 1 acres Land good cultivation Win sap
"a orchard and suitable oubuidings eeah ~ front by
IN Passse Rver distant one ne above Belevis
miles rom Newark and miles from New orr na;Iro,d
Is , rnrcase money may remain on mortgage al pe,
an or view and further particulars, apply on lns pre-
Ar MARTIN. IiIoi -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

AN UeLr Cus1oMEK.-' Don't put no Er-
.ras."-A wager was made few days since on;
board a steamboat, between couple of jokcrs
one of whom pointing to an extremely ugly man,
bet bottle of wine that an uglier customer could
not be produced. The other, who had seen one of
the fremen as he passed on board the boat-a man
whose face was screwed out of all shape-at once
took up the bet and started down stairs for his
man. The joker had an impeachment in his speech,
bar he nevertheless soon made known his business
to the fireman, and obtained his consent to show
himself to decide the wager When inside the So
cial hall, the ugly man, whose nose was on one
side Of his face and hs eyes on the other, began to
screw and work them about, to give his face a
greater degree of uglness. "S-s-top," said his
backer, Don't put on n-n-no extras. St-st-and
Jest as the Lord made you-you can't be beat =,
The other acknowledged that he had lost, and paid
the wager. n. y. PIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
EALED PROPOSALS will be re.

a. EALED PROPOSALS VIII % 10
~ ceivsd at the Office OF the Commissioners 0L ~! ,.-
Aims House and BrJewei In the Pa until ie .en a.;
Of Spril nstan for supplying three houaad hyt IT,
ions of Anthracite Coal for The supply OF be :, .seS
landings and in such ouantIleS as tie Comm mon's hai
designate tree from charge fsr guy.men or 0loetMss 0lss
Two Thousands tons OF this Coal 10 be 10 maps '' @ n
husdred tons OF large uut size aad h1ndfet O1s
broken Coal. Each proponl 10 spscify ne qa i, - ~
Coal with all he particular OF he ptag' $50 s'sS @ s,,
a3 tas0 TIL NlLIia"o' ''e
NJ Cnnrier and Commercial a M ulraar copy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

Ea FARM AT AUCTIUN-SItuated IN
- The pleasant and frurisbing village of West Bloom
fe Essex county New.Jersey miles from Newark,
tanning % 50 Suitably proportoned in meadow,
pasture and pougand about Of handsome young
ood good orchard and variety OF fruit and shrub
herv RoaSe and barn nearly OF water
ming directly through The farm, and good well Of
door The above property, formerly owned and
cupiei BY e p Stiles, deceased will he offered auction
on tne premises on Friday the 7th OF April next o'ck
P Ri For further particulars eDc1re OF Mr Peter Morris,
No 4 Jshr-seei OF ihc subscriber near the premises
s. STILES
NB.-A part OF the purchase money rsnas the
oror,.rtv. ul3i lW&
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

"a FOR SALE in the City of Newark,
iis&. NJ IA House and p of Land, situated in
SOUTH Broad street, No. IT, The House is p ieet 'front.'
and SS deep with large Plaza the rear and well finished
throughout Also good stable iruit trees &c. attached
TO the premises For further particulars apply 10 Nichols
on the premises lUt lmi'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

/ ~ The Elizabeth City IN. c. Advocate COM
plains that several Northern vessels loaded with
ice are now in the Narrows near that place for the
purpose of taking shad, which, when caught, are
paeked in ice, and shipped to the North, to the
ruin of the fisheries on Albemarle Sound The
Legislature of North Carolina, at its last session.
adopted measures to preserve the terrapins in
Pamlico sound, and nov" says the Advocate,
I" the Nertherners are running our skad fishery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

gsss FARM FOR SALE-Tne subscriber
offers for sale his Farm lying in the City of Utica,
York The location and soil not inferior 10 any in
Oncida County II lies the Neadon Turnpike, about
one mile South Of Reecker street Bridge on East street
Contains about seyentyive Of improved lard in
high state OF cultivation it has ii good dwelling house,
wood house, good barns, four large sheds and other
necessary outbuldngs all in good repair; thriving or
chard well fenced and wa.ered has two wells OF sot! wa
ter and other appendages. For particulars apply to j.
HOWARD 4 SON I65 Front street, New-York, JAMES
BIDWELL Utica, the subscribe er the premises.
Signed, GEORGE X. SMITH.
Utica. March Il, i5tS. mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

asa FARM FOR SALE-Consls,ing of
.57 acres of goad Land-s0 cleared and cultivated,
the superior wood and timber land II is situated
of Cambridge, County OF Washington 1t will be sold
cheap and easy. Inquire al White Plans Wesches-
Ter County, Of ALEX. IL. wits.
aDrj & al VvH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

SEcTs.-We know one Leonard Jones who got
up q sect Of olive Ferevers," and actually had
followers who believed they would never die
They had an establishment in the lower part OF
kentucky, and were getting along quite well until an
epidemic thinned off the believers. Jones after
wards tried to form sect Of "Non-Ea,ers," J" and
got some disciples to this school. They were to
cat less and less every day until they entirely lived
upon nothing. He made bold effort to conform
90 his own creed. until he happened to stop at the
Gait House, in Louisville, two years ego, where
reas: turkey so moved bis bowels that he fell from
grace into the grease of the sauce pan, and subse-
quensly turned Mormon, and perhaps Millcritc,
since. N. o. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

U new county has been erected in Pennsyl-
vania out of parts of Northampton and Monroe
tits called Carbon and includes the country about
Maueh Chunk and population of some eight or
nine thousand inhabitants.