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NEW aid to rempcrnncc.-A voic, from the vintage
or The force Of example, addressed who think aui
feel by Mrs Ellis alhoress Wives Of Enrland a.
single copy, or $40 per huntred-for sale by
Ju u J w
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

EcEiNED and opening this day Misses beautiful col
"sed Gaies and iiaf Caters They indeed rare and
leaatigl J. r. WATkINs { Co Min stre.t
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trunks, Fresh supply.
w have Just received fresh supplv Of TT,
g,i,s c,u, ~ WIN ''u'f& az VERY low prices. bar
i. JUDAH MYERS 4 co.'s
Cheap Shoe Trunk storr
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u OF permanent a "A
cases arising from impure stat. Of the
Hood. or habit OF thc system. VIZ:
Scrou, or Kings Evil rheumatism. Ctaueos Eri
uoH- Pimps, Posiu-s Botches Re Chronic
Sore Eyes Ring Worm letter Head Enlargement and
PAIN Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphic Spp
tons seaea or Luntaso and diseases arising from an ind-
eos Use OF Mercury AsrteS Dop-y exposure n2rdrnee
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders VIII be removed
BY
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The Richest Dollars worth yet.
w RANDOLPH has received second supply n Nounans
- kambe IN fucatan through Peninsula
including visit 10 the chen Rahah Zazi
AMI NFma with 20 engraving vols fco per
one ~ e most Interesting AMI valuable from
The American prcss."-BosfoH Rrorder.
twill occupy prominent place IN every library in the coun
try."-yVe~ Usrh "a
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IL ACON.-S,0O0 lbs Mountain and Western
Bacon hog round Just received which we pvit.
examine before purchasing for cheap for cash or "a, nn
- sn PEAkE- JONES & WINSTON
u Noara EaN,.
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W. ARE now opening variety Of KIND. Of Mis- nss -. =,
IL y, mus N'iA'ens shoes &c !. T. WATKINS 4 Co
uoff bal
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To uic Receivers oT Upland Tobacco.
M can store few hundreds OF Tobacco more At
w AndeEson's Ware House, De taken In cirr
" rom ue boats free Of dayage. FRED. ANDERSON CO
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Fresh supplies constantly eeeivns-and in Refrigerator Ken,
Tor the purpose have them always pleasapiIv cooled P
80 ALEXANDER DUvAL 4 co
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&c he subscribers intending TO purchase an
- extensive stock Of good. their line Tor Their AN b N
oei u stock on har al snail upon cost being
ANXIOUS ." reduce 10 as small possible prevs ~
that tine All wsing purchase great bargains ar nv,ss 70
49, a, J. z. WATKINS 4 CO
yN Main street. ign ~ The bfy hos,
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CIGARS.
Nn (fln HAVANA CIGARS La Norma" brand in g
.AV3OVO boxes, just reccvcds-Aso Havana and
fnncpc Cigars, ofapproved brands, Tor sale BY
nh ALEX. DUvALS 60.
A LbANY ALE-io bbls Ao "Eggcston Putnam CO. brand
= ot ae ap - JAMES a. PATTEsoN
tOGNAC BRANDY hall pipes ~scirns,r" brand hpsfns
- and TOT sae ~ - DAVENPORT a ALLEN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
For The Tribune.

-
,,,sn >; ,,srnoyv of EDGAR y. CRooxs interesting
son Of W. K Crooks Esq Of VdrSatc Co 'rai dfotcned
in allen,s Greek, july ih. 1873,
BY WI. II. C. HosaiER.
A cup of bitter waters hath been drained;
And DER We, monrners, roll the clouds of wo!
He, the Beloved aud Beautiful, who made
Your mansion, yester.morn, the home OF JOY
80 - : ,'''','' -o'.- Poor hear,.,vrung sire!
And was the task Of trial thine 10 bear
From Aliens fatal stream that rekiess ooy
And his drowned playmate? Aye thot tcss 'edS '"tne
Parental instinct guided thee through gloom
To the drear scene OF desth-:is lost was iouho'
But oh, IN form and lneameui how changed
Locked we're his fingers in Tigid clasp;
His eve late bearning with affection, dim;
His cheek ,ha, fe, mothers morning KISS,
All swollen and discolored-gone its rose;
And the bright locks that she had often s'''o''e
Or parted on his brow with gentle hand
Dr.nched soiled aud matted py '''s 'i1'
twas time of jubilee, and NOISE
oe Fatal cheer was on the breeze oil nigo''
p,, ,bou vert conscious OF thy loss alohe
f'A' In dull, unmeaning words
wby tell of thy return TO homes sad bower,
A co,d and lifeless bu.,hen in thine arms,
The mothers shrek while bending DER her chd,
Fraryh, with wild, unut,erable wo,
Shroud, funeral, darkened bier and swelling MOUND
T,m we away from scenes like these, and owen
On the bright virtues of the early dead
Who was your pride-the frstborn OF your mouse
The flowers of seven summers had ne seen
When the waves wrapped him in their cold embrace
But during his brief pilgrimage on earth
His tongue was musical with truth
His breast tn. spo,less altar.pace of love;
Kind. dutirul and full Of budding thought
That promised fruitagc in ma,urer years
Tipued By unshadowsd Wisdom's golden light
He was the cherished idol OF fond hearts,
A star Of Hope in Lifs's beclouded sky
I know ,ha, We will miss him morn and eve:
Tina, vacant seat by saddened board and hearth,
His idle implements Of boyish sport,
The pictured book on which he loved TO gaze,
The rounded hoop that he will roll no more,
And rsmen, that his beauteous form once graced
Hanging unused, will often call up tears
From Agony,s u,,sourlded sunless depths;
But comfort feel ye, parents in your grief,
To thnl, that We have reared a saint for heaven
A radiant spirit for that Better Land
Where Death, the skeleton, hath never breahed
Bligh, on the passing wind
A few more years,
Like wiligh,'s fleeing hues, will pass away,
And ea1,h's extinguished lamps will fling once more
Around our feet the light of other days
The precious fragments Of the golden bowl
Be fashioned n;o symmetry again
Ties, rudely sundered in this weary land,
Once more unite, while Sorrow, changed TO JOY
Divests her limbs Of sackcloth aud walks forth
ARA, ed in garments brighter than the stars
lion, Sept l3, ls43
hoJia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
FIRST PR f NJ | u Vi

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
L inform those Ladies who are desIops purchasing good
Shoes thai theirs all made Of the finest French materials,
on suited shape Of the foot; that but superior
worknen are employed thai maufaciory under the
tendance of very competent foreman aud that
hand all times, consisting
ofevcry fashionable style Of aides Misses, Boys and Ch
dsrs Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the first
makers Paris Ladies French Shoes large al
ways hand TUTTLE HAY NARD,
No. $50 Broadway, door above Re.is-strest.
" B.-T. * II. received silver Medal aud Diploma FOR
superior samples Of Ladies' Cater Coots and Shoes, a: the
LAT, Fair in this city.
N,sm-ns ,,ky and er,ia-. rrorutlv executed a29 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
GUDERvILL,S GERMAN PLASTER.

i most etectaal remedy tor the following CON-
plants CONS Cuts, Bruises, Burns Scalds Felons
Sat Rheum sue, Frosted Feet, Rheuma m Sore Throat
Fever Sores HIP complaint, Sc In boxes from one 20 four
shiIlinss.
This plaster has been ussd with great success fox the
years ami those who make OF IL viii fn il very
ful tsir families, as thousands already testify tria
will De suihcent recommendation. Sold b. rsCramer
Proprietor, lbs " Wooster street. Houston-Sr j. leans
7S Rowery Z IL Trlrp, To- Oyision-st-se; Mrs AuEros
l3o HousoRstreet; Mrs. SpariiRs, II S-coad Arenas c.
Sanford, conner asuston and Caaaon.s,r-t Brnokyu-
Miles tCoke corner OF Prospect aad Bridse-se-ts Mrs
Reds, ,hread and aeedir s'ose. Futoa-., sef6 Inn
4 GENERAL MEETING of the creditors of
~ Samuel " " siton ab<coniin- concealed or nom
resident debtor hereby required b. heIs an rhe Office of
Stephen A DssEett, IN the city OF on n. 9Th
iay Of October isi3 10 O'Clock A VI Dated July 9Th
1913. CHARLES FULLER
JOHN STEERS
aui law2m GEORGE FISHER, Trustees
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
IN CHANCERY--Before the Vice Chancellor
William Jarvis vs.. James PoIhemns &c.-EreGerick A.

y CHANCEEI-Belore Tue ice Chancel!or-
! William jarvis vs. James Polhemus, &c.--Frederick A.
Coz, Solicitor
State Of Nec- York SIN pursuance of decretal order
OF the Court of Chancery made in the above entitled cause
the Vice Chancellor of h- First Circuit Will be sold pub
e auction under the direction of the subscriber Of tie
Masters Of he said Court By Samuel F. Ogood auctioeer
al the Merchants Exchan-e in the city of NenYork the
Ih day of Octobrr A D. iai al 2 o'clock noon Of that day
all that certain ot, piece parcel Of land ruate on the
souhe side OF hirieet commencing point one
hundred feet weset!y from the ou;hwt Forty
tGsreet aud Third ayenue thence running westerly along
Fortythdstreet IS feet hence souteJy line parallel
wh Third avenue hundred feet; thence eastery,
line parallel with t0rtythrstIeet tweny five feet; thence
norhsy linz parallel with Third Avenue one hundred
feet 70 the place Of beginning Also all the right ttlc and
interest OF the SAID James Poemus the said mortgage
was given Of in and the adjoining half part of Fotyhrd-
street fronting said so-Daed September j 1888
PfiILO T. RUGGLES
sl5 2awtds Nestef j., { banceyy-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Com
- meIcial Derartment-Alr. HUBBS, Master Of this De-
for the last and half organized his School
the 4h 43 Wess ashnston Place under the OF
Commercial aud Collegiate School
The arrangement of the Junior Department large classes
with very few actual eacheIsthe consequently superficial
Commercis Department order 70 finish their preparation
busirsss restrictions upon tins Department beyond
the control of the m,ter led Mr. Huebs Obedience the
wishes e his ends desire dissolution o! his
with the University Grammar School.
The of his relation with his School may De inferred
from the followiag uotes:
Mr. Rabbs ises from the Grammar School NOT because
OF any dissatisfaction disappo6tton on my part As Head
Master OF his Deparnent Mr. Sue5s has been dtSes -
,ucs.ss Signed c. MASON, Rector
..CoaMEscIAL DErARrNrST.-lsaac teoIge Eu5bs, Ia
graduate OF Princeton and ous experienced IL eachs Head
Master has time stood SO h'sh as al present. shs IS 10
its numbers or the state OF its discnhns and study he
port Of University the Regents OF the STATE FEB ISL Sis
A,ested ty oath of the Rector and a the President OF the
Council.
the wishes OF his scholars nd patrons the
Unversy evident from the fact, that with Snse eSc'
his pupils have retaraed 10 HIM instead oil soas 10 M
Mr. Hubb instead OF r Hobby who have rTied the JuGo.
Depsrtrlen Of the University for years and declined 70 pa
nonize il further.
la order ,nat nigh more eecuay accomplish his ppr
pose OF anng the advantages Of pablo and private sdaca
dad bringing al pupils of the school under the nStruc-
on Of responsible teachers he has ed with
himself Geo. w Clarke A NJ who has been for lasttwo
years successfully engaged this city, Of I'm
glish and Classical ins,ruc5ien.
The the Csssicsthe Professor Of Frsachthe
Professor SPANISH and ltsan-the Teacher
and Teacher OF DlawlnS all gentlemen of quail
Creats Of the Commercial and Collegiate School may be
obtained Rynors Bookstore 10 bossIy the SayYesant
Bookstore Broadway, the Scho2 % West Washington
Place. J. " HX bsS, Spr,peioss
sls lw y. W. "'ohahhs.'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

T IQUID AMBER.-This unequaIled medicinal
IL compound Is warranted be sfectual remedy for
st-reum, scald head ulcers barbe itch and ali diseases
Of the ska, from whatever L Will also
bur tIeckes. pimpes the &c giving the com
pIeNion white delicate sofeSs that nchng else VIII iu:
part and Tor cleansing and preserving the teeth and gums and
cleansing the Mouth aud throat of fever uniive
led For purposes OF the toilette, bathing, shaving &c all
acknowledge liz supremacy ever: other acle used
Viii etectuay remove pant tar pitch aad the hike
from siiS wooen OF cotton ,bcS without the least daase
10 the color No family individual should BE- without IL
For sale wholesale aud retail by the Proprstos Il John
street second floor opposite rhor6usn Ahbe1al discount
allowed those who buy 10 sci! again.
A WARNER x co. Sole Propretors
AGENTs-i5S Bowsry J2 Broadxay come. Eighth st5est;
45 Broadway Grand street. Bunker co-er Chambers
aud West Broadway; Coal, co-nar Fraaklin aad
Church streets Vim Robertson, IS Baltimore street Bai,i
C. FrothnGham Broadway near state s;cset Absny:
I M-NswcoLah \ Co ga1 RLEeE slL.e,. TrnE. sGll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
ny ORDER of Ashley Samson. Esq, Fir

DY ORDER of Ashley Samson, Esq, First
D Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas IN and for the
has issued against the estate of Philip Thube nones:
dent debtor and that the same will be sold Tor The ci
cordng to law within months from the FIRST publication
Of this notice; and that the payment Of any DEBTS due 20 MN
By residents OF this State and the delivery to INN or for hS
nse of any property within this State belonging TO HIM. and
the transfer OF any such property by him. forbidden by aw
md are void Given under nv hand this 18th day of June
1913. ALBA La Lil.oi H.;
jel9 law9m Attorney ioF attachl. rfenltot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

nANIEL LANE, Merchant Tailor and Clothier
~ No 7OOl Greenwich t., nor'ye; corner Of mos most
respectfully invites his irends and the public who
Clothing, give him cal he s rer mined not
70 be surpassed in Style Workmanship Cheapnes By
other establishment the city. Persons who ant good its
and coed workmanship at moderate prices WIKI far and
honorable dealing nyed 10 call and Judge for themselves
Good OF Cloths, CaSuleTeS, d Net
ings constantly hand. which VIII be made up order
short the above principles. Also good asso
n.nt Of dynade Clothing, constantly hard together
SHIRTS Collars Bosoms, Stocks Snspendes &c very
cheapfor Cash.
paIcli. ," Remember the place,
PANEL LANE, 700: Greenwich street,
h-l-r. N4n-tl. St-c-1r, If ArrAs My Anr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

GENUINE TEAS! Wholesale and Retail
1.-THE Canton Tea Company have just completed very e2-
or the approaching Fall Trade; N
known superior judgement and simple resources have beep
most fufy devoted the interests OF their patrons Indeed,
their entire regard the rights OF their customers gener
ally known need comment the msreprssentaton 6ylneT
esel and unprinCplrd TSons the contrary tsand-
ing) Their Green and Black Teas, which have hitherto OBJ
tanned the noorey will now be found 70 sFpass any
can be possibly sed for the prize ~ the Cn!tcd states 9
powders mperials, Twankays and Skin Teas ~ great vare
Mixture and in erfecton An EXTENSIVE assoIi
in lots of any quantity Poporonable varieties Of oteF
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All good. SUB
ect be returned If approved Of Orders Iro"pty exc
cured TO all parts of the country Tsms cash Fnnclpai
Store 2l Chatham street NV York BraDcheS 3s bieeckef
street near Christopher New YoIk and lis Fulton street.
BROOKLYN.
OBSERvE.-The original, and only warehouse in the
United states for the sale the only aud genuine How
nnt's Black Teas. Sc In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

TENDER FEET.-M. @. CURTIS. No. John
street. near Broadway, has on hand supply of Velvet
dressed French CiSkluS beautiful sCc- and VIII clcu
lated for t-udrr tet First Boots hand made of this
OF various qualities from So IS S6 So Also hand Gentle
mans Oira Brogans Cater Boots, Morocco aud Gait Bro
Caus Sc Ladies Misses Caters Busk Ties Slippers
Sc Also best quality Of fine and stout Boots and Shoes ut
Bows OF all ages from ears old aud upwards. Gentemrs
Water Boots with London Bend Soes; Cork Sole
Boots &c all of which viii be furnished reasonable
ImA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
NOTICE. OF ATTACHMENT.-Ry Order {

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT Order n
~ Francis Il. Rugsles Judge Of Chsutauoue Counry
outts oi the degree OF Counsellor Law in the sapspms
the statute anthonss attachments against absconne
ceed and non .siden debtors that attachment has issued
Thomas ehay and Milton Kortrisbt nonsot gsb.
:ssag IN .re and that the same vii sold
I s oi thsi debts, un!ss they appear and dis
esge such attachment according law w;hin nine monrbs
from NE I'' Of is and that The payment
m any iso ana te delivery OF any property belonging 10
and tr transfer Of property BY them for any Euos
day OF August 1888
{. TUCKER, Attorney Tor Afa hing Credi,rr,
ausu law 9m Fredonia y. !.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

As For. SALE-A FARM of l25 acres of
s Tillable and Wood Land. Apple and Peach Orchards
Cart Farming Utensils, Tools About 50 now in
Meadow Timothy and Clover; acres Of Wheat OF oats,
&c very fine and the land high Of cultivation; house
barn quthous-s 'Sorkshor &c good rst rate ,Te-r-pmp
The good and sufficient for an improved
and yoong stock 20 Sheep Berkshire hogs c Solid clay
and sand loan; vegetable marie the place Immediate pos
Tbs Farm is situated in South Brunswick, n. J., about
midway OF the New York and Philadelphia railroads. or two
or three hours from New York.
Inquire Of NJ Palmer, II Mott ST., y Y $50 1w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

DY ORDER of William Inglis, Associate Judge
ID Of the Court of Common Pleas for the Cty and touh
on Of the authorizing against M moa'eS
of DAVID STUDLEY, resident Of North armou', State
Of Massachusetts. and tha, the same VII De sold 10" te &
nen according law within months from me Tst pup
LEGATION of this notice; and that the payment OF an debts due
10 him By residents Of this State and the deiye 10 'n or
for his any property within this State belonging 10 hin
and the transfer such property BY him. aFe oy
Iay- and ara yod-Da'ed the 22i day of August. lGt3
BURR, BENEDICT < BEEGt,
4 Lnr 4 .hIM, .Le.IllOr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
COAL, COAL, COAL,
WORKING MANS COAL VAR

JUAL! UUiL. JUL =,
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed permanently located at 'e
WILL known stand corner of Greenwich and ChIsophess
where the propetors ara receiving and Ii cognue 70
receive direct from their coleres owned b. themselves the
choicest ausIy Of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell at least per cent lower than any n the c
u siness cf the Yard will be conducted by the sD"c
bers and they solicit the patronage OF the public their OLD
customer and friends. Coal by the CARO-
~ w WM. DAVIS,
las. FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

CTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss-ln Chsncery.-
- Frederick Tracy jesse oyt and others Masters sale
In pursuance and By virtue Of decetal order OF tho Cogt
Of ancar; of this Sats made the abo:e entitled cause by
the Vice Chancellor the First Crcnt VIII be sold at pn6
lie auction BIZ Anthony Beecker Co.. auctionees une
the direction of the Undersigned of the Masters OF SAID
Court at the Merchants Exchange the City OF New" or
on the fifteenth day OF September ne1 al twelve O'Clock
noon that day. all those certain lots pieces or arceis
of ground the Seventeenth (ae Eleventh. ARD al
the CITY of New the easerl side OF the Bowery be-
cen Thirteenth and Fourteenth known by TIE street
number, and SIS Bovery together bounded and
follows Commencing al point on the easteriy line OF
the Bowery distant hundred sixteen feet che.
nor'heaSery from the northe1s of the Bowsry and
Thirteet-stree where the norterly line OF lot number
on map made By George s. Smith City Surveyor, dated
York February 22d 1880 known map OF the pro-
perty or the Bowery and Thirteenth and Fourteenth
belonging the Estate OF hamag H. Sph. deceased now
file the office OF Register OF the Cy and County Of
NswYork inersect3 the BoweG, theEcc e5ste5y
aong the norhery line OF said lot number laid down
said map, ninety feet five inches, thence south westerly along
the Of said lot number laid down said map and
line drawn continuation thereof icry-;hree feet
INCHES, lands late of JOnath-n l. Codt!IBgton;
thence westerly along the lands late OF SAID C0ddng
straight line a four inches 70 the Bow-
~ thence nor-y along the Bswery six inches
10 place OF beginning being the whole o lot namter 5and
part si lot number said map D ed NewVCrk August
9th, 1919. LUClUS ROBINSON, Master in Chancery
JOHN K IsAcY Solicitor for Complainant au2i 2tawJw
ht sale above described postponed the
20 day OF October the hour and place. Dated
New ! ork September Is 1873
sic 2awts LCCIUs ROBINSON, Master in Cb1nce5y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
e2o l.wem Attorneys Attaching Creditor 6. Wall.s

DY ORDER of Hon. Ashley Sampson, First Judge
ID of the County Courts Of the county of MoqroNotlce
thereby given that attachment has issued asalp3t me
an abseondns or concealed debtor due pEoo made the
said First judge pursuant 10 the dlreGtons OF the satq
and debtors and that the same Will Be sold for
the ma rment his debts unless he the said Daniel P0wefs
anpar and discharge attachment according 70 law within
three months from the first publication OF tns noce, and
that the payment Of debts and the delivery OF any pro-
perty belonging the said debtor TO him or for his ne and
The transfer any property by him for purpose Whatever
are forbidden by law, and are void.
Dated Rochester, February Eth 1919.
Va law3m. H GAY ATTORNEY. for AttachIn. Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

MORTGAGE SALE.-Nouce is hereby given,
s1 the such made and provided
that Isabella Cerceden OF the City oI Newly ofk Sps,er
day noTgagad TO Jas. Little of the said Ci:y. Painter all
thai certain ot piece parcel Of ground situate lying
being the llr Ward The City on tie north
eastery side OF Thrd-stFeet, beng part of LOT which
certain map entitled map Of Of tie Seandees Farm in the
h " ard OF the CtY o.. New oTk dated February 1892
dawn by Thos R. Ludum, CITY Sutysyo[B knowa lot
No 1885, beginning at point the nortrly side Of Third
street distant 10 feet u-astsrly from Avenue C.. Ia
established being the souh-easternuost corner of lot No m
said map aas-d to James Taylor running thence north
easswrdy along the line Of said ot No 10 parallel with
AyenEe C. % leE inches 20 the of the block thence
enthusiastically along the centre Of the block 81 feet; thence
soGhTyestwa.diy line I4a.as with Avenue e Is feet :
inches 70 IhIrdtrest and thence notwcstwardy along
Thlrfstree q feet the place of beginning The lo hereby
rnortgaged being q feet width iron; and co
2ilches in depth or both sides.
The OF 1863 $3.50 due thereon the date hereof for
principal and interest," and default has been made IN te
condition Of SAID mortgage b the EoE-p.vu thereof and
40 proceeding having been instituted Law in Equity
70 recover the debt secured BY said mortgage The ,ue win BE-
forscosed by sale of ,he premises described AZ pnb
a1cton attne Merchants Exchange the City of Ne!Y
D. " ii fanklIn auct!omee. 2h day of NoTeInb.
Hex az u o'clock NJ to satisfy The amount now due uno
SAID mortgage and the costs and expense allowed b.
Srw-York, September lst ISi3.
JoHS SEwHorsE, Attorney. 81 Is7yrns;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

sss,a FOR SALE-A Farm of about 81 acres, SIT
s uarsd in northampton, about ID miles from Bal!ston
y Sprin9 About are leased land, the remainder
in fee There about Of wood land thrifty orchard
and not an Of land upon the place The udnss
are House Earn Wood and Wagon House all in good con
ly situated.
ing about IS acres leased Land with House and Barn there
the vsr road They will be sold separately together
$500 Of the purchase money can remain on bend and m2sa.e
For further niormat,on inquire of D. COPELAND upon
the premises or al No 25 Prospectsreet, Brooklyn.