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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-22


judicious.
Il is most earnestly desired that samples of eve
Ty ingenious useful machine or implement OF
hushandry any other department Of labor, that
is manufactured in this region, should be presen-
ted.
CLASS Wl.-DOMeSTlC MANUFACTURES.
V1etiag committee. NJ. II. Demmond of WILL
l.. p. Sanger OF La Sale, d. w. Raymond Of
Cook.
For the best specimen Cocoons, not less than
/ bushcl, vol. Am. silk Record. ID and Sd,
diplomas.
For the best specimen of rceled silk, no less
than one pound, Journal of Silk Society. I'd,
vol. Prairie Farmer. Sd. diploma.
For the best specimen 10. sewing silk. Journal
of Silk Society. 81, Prairie Farmer. 3D., diplo-
ma.
For the best specimen Manufactured Silk,
yard 81.
For the best specimen fulled cloth, 10 yards.
spinning wheel and head. 81, reel. Sd wheel
head. 9TH, diploma.
For the hest specimen linen CLOTH 10 yards,
small wheel. I'd, reel. Sd, diploma.
Best Counterpart or Coverlid, Britannia tea
pot. ID, I'd and 4th, diplomas.
Best Vest Pattern, Britannia tea pot. D. Ill
ploma
Best Shawl, Britannia coffee pot. 81. diploma.
| Best specimen of Maize Sugar, 10 lbs., silver
sugar tongs. 2d, 81 and 4h, diplomas.
! On other articles of similar character, not
enumerated in the uh class, suitable discretionary
premiums will be awarded. II is expected that
all such articles will find ready purchasers at fair
prices. The premium articles especially, will be
eagerly sought for.
! CLASS VIII.--BUTTER AND CHEESE.
| Wo,cing committee. J. w. Hooker of Cook,
/ Chas. Demmond of Will, and w. r. Murray OF
| Kendall.
Best sample of butter, not less than 20 lbs sill
yer butter knife. 2d, glass butter dish. Sd and
4th diplomas.
| Best specimen Of keg butter, 80 lbs. or over,
made previous to the 18th of July, Britannia tea
pot. I'd, glass butter dish. Sd and 4th, diplo-
| mas.
Best sample of cheese, not less than so lbs, Sd
Cd, So. 81 and 4h, diplomas.
The claimants for premiums on butter must
! state in writing the manner and time Of making
the same, the manner Of keeping the cream OF
milk before churning, the manner of churning
and method of freeing it from the buttermilk
mode of sailing quantity Of salt used, and wheh
er any thing besides salt is used, and it so, what.
Those who compete for premiums on cheese
must state in writing the time when it was made
the number Of cows kept, whether the cheese i,
made from one or more milkings, whether cream
or anv other substance has been added to give il
an additional appearance of richness the quaint
~ salt and rennet used. manner of pressing and
treatment after; in short, all that would interest
er instruct others.
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a aaorutra scene in amerita.

,-r..;a- t,,,rb. ,,or.ing Ger hillside and glen;
~. ,t.s,s baye entered the dwellings Of rnsa
r,be,e !, prsye. al the altar, snd JOY al the boa.d
,,. bloom of toe check and the heart L restored
III. morning. bright morning. Itpierees the gloom
ofa prison az cold a. the damp Of the tomb
I. ,b;ss, on . brow froIn whose agouiUsd frown
e night Of sgul whose last hath gore dos sn
In IN. b-aia scared with risons Of sceGold and roPe
The su.b.ara Of ,no.ainc awaken 10 hope;
He laus, die ere the tolls Of the day ere e@sui'
The work Of the felon poor wretch viii be done
H clasfe his no: hands ia frenzy Of gTisi
He sobs. bat no teas come give hiin relief
He croaas-',is The burst of u7goverucd despair,
He p1ays-'tis the reproba,e's blssPhenous payer
Novr his strength i, erl.aos,ed he sass tie floor.
o,erwors wild, his rayincs, struggle NO NOR,
Yet plant, like the vail of babe IN its gnei
Seems to gave his crushed sp,rit moments reiiri
"A litti. life--oh sa.e li.tle iif-
They might bestow
When the Who'll. world ,gi,f blcsssd b'ea,' Is Iiic,
And tn, pure breezes blow
To eyery leaf aad flower TIA; blooms bsls''
!ue spo, to breathe, though this d4'k cell
Were ALL space
Where nv black, guilty soul might change Us hell
To besvep, aud I'll with g,aes
Tbi, lonely, dteary desecrs;ed place
do no, crave my life TO weave sgela
Wild l4wless dreams.
And rninrle in the strife Of worldly men
Aad JON their desperate schemes;
OShoi,er life than this, my sod has CLEANS
Oh would live Away the guilt
That brushes
TO offer for the innocent blood split,
Atoulng misery;
And tell aud fast until my soul Is ffee
Oh ! would live I'LL in ny heart once more
Sweet peace shall dwell J;
Not peace like that which filed my breast Of yofe
Ele quilts dark shadow FILL
O,er IL. pure spnncsbut hcal,ng from Truths we'll.
Then would dic--i,o, IS my victim died
b. tnaa's weak hand,
But God should take ne, washed add sanc''hed
To joia his own bnsh, band,
witbou, one longing look cas-, back 70 tbs dark Land.
And here the dread echo of hurryiar feet
Met his ear from the panks Of neIshb2Ing street
And nearer tread srnltes the gallery IGOR
The turnkey approaches, and hslts at hi door.
Tha. door on its hinges is grsungIy saung;
Or It's threshold the hangman', dread shadow IS flung
With the croan on his lips the Law, ritiful prey!
Like beas; 10 the SHAMELESS is hurried away
III, morning, bnsh, morning, TIL. suu's rosy light
On the top Of the gibbet shines mellow aad bnsht'
Below, dcnse crowd gaze with fierce, glowing eyes
On spectre uphuns TO the glare Of The skies
So the drama is ores Revenge from her fast
Prowls abroad DER the country, with fury increased
And men seek their homes with a ord!i-r tread
For their triumph is perfec,--theu brother Is dead
Shirley Viilage, Mass. ., =. T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

IL FOR SALE very beautiful place. situated
-: ~ Blocnirld NeIsssy about II miles from Ney
50 ok. aId from Ne"ask The PREMISES consist Of
scIe or less. land; Nod subSt4afiai dwelling
iiease having fosr III, floor and four roaas on
Ire s.cohd good bar. and other ouytuildiRssali In GOOD
rer good garden, VARIETY OF frui; ,s such
as apples Pss, cTrl=s &C. TINS properly handsomely
I'D Centrally siaet beng wlia cu3,t-r OF r OF the
tCso3Tian Church and -lso III Post Dice and TWO q
cesni Acaenc nale and female. Tirr Is reri- com
rnti.catlun -tvl TIE vissr aad New os twice ia By
te.r of sta. ead railroad. The propeIcy i b >ni ceap
~ tIcs,,:sd rroneity Inquire in Nsw-Tork Of 81
" poDD Bookseller Bnck Church Chapel or cn The pr-ra
ises u us o"nsi- apo 2H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

- To LET, for one or more years, a very con-
c, yrnent two house situated The village Bill
GrS iIentgs the 0eeSq and South Bay. The house bull,
u modern stye with folding doors aaG 81 floor, bed
rooms iatriss Also garden attached o sb1ut ,e-
@ stL! eoAt-ienc- necessary for the accommodation Of
a. ley: Errc !, communication daily New tk BIZ
St';eS which pass the 4cor and rresd also ok almost
s&y BY 'esss SyS ~ - docks ,hin short distance
OF The house The Sell foft Asa3ruy and Chu!ch an pic,
tv fo ai The hosa very deSirabs cou,-y ar NO, lT-
ssd ty The South side Of the Island For furtlefIsy.
eRlaFs inlars ii g sultoH-str--i N-wYork o. IN
premises. 1yy.
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..gssS \ RARE CIIANCE.-The subscriber offers
4shi, Farm Geneva for sale. Il consists Of % scres Of
e1ceelt lind whereof about eight well wood
-, n. housr t. IN n. English Cott..- style WIKI spa.
cinp hail, pafor connected ky Sliding door, oa- SIDE
aud thise bedrooms nlt closets ts Ut"f-ail on e t,t
floor with room oOdhuuse nd hIrc-l saIeyr, There
also cellar kitcra well flushed and ample ella, room
also house she'd house stables and
bun aud h-uaryall III excellent order The we'll
Stock-dii M. seri.tie OF fruit aud good fence aud
the LAKE aud surrounding country-
Il distant and half miles from aud full
village of Glev. The subscriber would dispose Only
the above 4pmjss but OF the horse, Carnage stock diff
ierelt kinds, aud farming implements now uyol The place
upon reasonable and would refer Jho Sos,on Esd
Nassau Newiork for the and conditions of ,ale
TIL. subscriber be any MS Office S-neca
Geneva. b. SLOSSOS. mt2i 3taw I'm.
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{ '3t It0A-Al persons are cautioned against
fr;; iae By I= ButelsrI Drovers Baaa OF this Civ for
I'm thousand dollsts tsted ll March, 1872 parable %
LAG uafdact CT order the sane having mossed or b.ea
s-I1S!' 5w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

isabella GRAPES, OF proper age for forming
yneyards, prqpogaed from and coqt,inn; all the good
qualities which tie improved cultivation Tor Over ten
a, Conferred hr Vineyards Cro,on Point ar
oee 10 the public. hos who MAJ purchase viii
with entire success, tpoyd~d their location
Northl Al LEGATIONS, post paid, addressed R. T.
UNDEKfIiLL, " D., 100 Broadway New-York viii NJ
e-s~ atentiop H feels quit confident that h. has Car
llgrtt The character and habit, Of the Crap Vs.S his
Erey iris ard Nur-reS, By improved cuTation pruning.
Sc that they Will generally r well and produce good fruit
Wien planted Of tls Northern aud all the Western
}lfitiH and N0uilf"ri stats. 2W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

ATOTlCE.-Persons taking the Croton Wapi
~ whose contracts expire on he l.t of May neyt ard v
intend that the supply shl be discontinued after that day
informed that notice of such Intention must be gwen N WRITES
- Office OF the Croon Aqueduct Board, or before II
first April next or thar the will b. chlseabe o:
ensuing year Contracts for the of the w te TO ts h
of MAY 1911 viii be made renewed application at @
Office, the rent to b. PAID ADVANCE.
In all where the is behind and unpaid ten days fr
become, pay able the lw Of the Corporation OF Nen-ias
requires that the supply shall cease.
Water tenants are reminded that BY the Of their %
cations the supplying of other families persons forbidden
under the penalty Of forfeiture Of their payments and @
A. D. BIGELOW Regi,,s.
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Board, March 22d, 1873
MOI M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

FL VALUABLE FACTORY for sale at Auc.
-; tonWili b- sold At Public Auction the NirrcIaat
t day of April II O'Clock A NJ OF that Iay rho,-
certain premises situated the OF Paterson STATE Of
NeT-J jersey heretofore belonging tie Monroe Manufacture
M COMPANY ana ior;i-rly known a the BeN-r Wou.
Factory >cf-d follows: B-innin. thu nofthyrste
y sid ot B2udnot street The lot heretofore
copied b. Timothy B. trare and .r,,-uilI nt ami
LigaIs thence along the ue Of SAID lot IA
tS- lHeeS % lot heretofore conveyed by th- Monroe Mann
featuring Company 10 John Whsmory theme. ons tf- linz
~ sad lot lgG i 20 street t-nce 4loi tie iu out
es;w liy 10 feet lnci> tie uorrhwesterlv linz Bo
Ghe s h-iic- along l,e am southy.r sf 100 feet
t E7ce OF beginning Together uit the Factory and
nuiicli rte thereon, and the t-ht az from the ca
.l IA ooudnc, street quantity Of 70 fifteen uci,
. anu OF continuing tail-rac- from ti- sad lot e. the
tssae hi'st t:cah The lot conveyed 10 John Wh-ncr
Their four building. upon above lr First tf4 Fac
tAf, "ch Is Ut bftck with solid ais and ssfe roof
stones hh " at,lc. and 81 feet and uide b. 100
. ''[t WING attached Is feet and inches wide by q
inc=s on-, three high uSsd h o;rc.
and packing T-re sso attached 10 ii, f.rt5r tn
wi'i-honse, which Of bck and has BEEN a.i7 arprtri
M Ni-in heel Is new and IN perfect order having been lately
frame Dwelling Hous- suitable for h- arcupa,ion of SUPER
int-nd-n and his family. Third frame building used Is
srory high and q wid. by apu, 81 t- - which ear
t ssd factory BY itself having supply Of water Pow
rs rom tn larger mill
h water Il:ser CONNECTED with the above premises very
great and sHic-nt for all Of ts establishments, b..
~! snPGil- from t- Paaic Falls through artificial anal
on Boudao and the factory and Other bu6s, arr IN
good order. The stabs Is well is-d 10 cor,go Or
oAsn i:cofy other echan,c employment requiring
water '> and possesses advantages OF location &c seldom
THE viii also be sold at tn sane tir.s part Of III, " chin
~ ia t factory tr particulars Of which viii be ,=
gy % s3 - c.a b leaned application the SUBSCRIBE
dte Pufc- o.y may remain IN bond and mortgage
The al MI b made BY James ". si,-E Co.. Auetior-
Is made 70 close farther rsl-tic1l4rs a.riy TO
CHARLES E BUTLER, Tlrist-e, &c.
I'm 5 eLH ,issen H. 1873. No. Hiaorer
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-. To LEs-T-The large double Mansion House.
; v lth very desirable convenience an! IA good repsir
with iHs garden sii' about |? acre. Of qrIaas lond
I-n,,, az al,o saFp- With l4r-e barn, eoach-hoase
from Hill,emskarsh !rry thu head OF Maserh avenue
Ih' .boN dirabi location for private family hoard,
school! gardener sn 10 desirable tenant would o. l.,
GA reasonable terms. Apply the premises, or Cham
t-rs street, thus city. all g.
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Tn .CElANCERY, Eighth Circut.--The Bans
Commissioners of the STATE of NewYor the Dank a
B"fFaoSotice Is hereby given pursusn, TO An ore1o "
the subscriber has been duly appointed Receiver Of the %
~ aud effects of the said Bank Of Buffalo that by said os
1t Is referred TO Of III. Masters of this Court residing
count Of all the demands of any description against tie ~
Bank of Buffalo and TO enable the said Master TO take ~
the all the creditors Of the said Bank Of Buffalo
required 70 exhlb h. claims and demand, AGAIN.
having said rrenc. in charge his office III the ctYa
Buffalo by the 18th day of September next and become PAM
to this and default thereof they Will be WseiaGs
from all benefit OF the decree which shall be made IN thu m
and from any distribution which shall be made under such
Buffalo, March the 9Th. 1913.
IRA a BLOSSOM Receiver Of the Bank Of Buffalo
JANE, CRocYER Master in Chancery mill DISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIy.
.sri EltFO0L.-RGular Picket cf the 18th April-The
aplei!did new packet ship LIVERPOOL, 1900 ,oas
baFt capt John Eld1t." Will b. despatched on 10Th Of
Ami her regular dtv This magnificent ship thu largest
ever built TIN, ci' Her cabin elegantly furnished her
5tmsi decks lofty, well lighted throughout and with
several other improvements makes her thu desirable
for second cabin aH1 storage passengers ang other
ship Porous about the Old Country particularly
lnHired 20 the accommodations OF ts snpsrb ship.
and tifoss wishing -cure beltis should fa make
r Application To prevent disappolntmsnts, limited
aumb"I oJiy will h. taken.
For pa.St~ spply on board foot Of Buin; SIP (west
SIde1 or u w. aJ. I. 7 APSCOTT
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Less than two years ago in the prime of life
and the midst of usefulness, George Keats passed
into the spiritual world. The city OF Louisville
los, iii him one of It's most pubic-spirltcd and con-
scientlous citizens Tie Unitarian Society Of
tina, place lost one, who though he had been con-
firmed by the Archbishop OF Canterbury, was too
honest not TO leave the popular and fashionable
church for an unpopular faith, which was more Of
home TO his mind. For myself, have ever felt
that 1t was quite worth my while TO go and live
in Louisville, If had gained thereby nothing but
the knowledge and friendship of such man. |
did him in his last days. l already
living III a distant region. But when he died,
felt that had indeed lost a friend. We cannot
hope TO find many such in this world. We arc
fortunate ii we find any. Yet could not but
believe that he had gone to find his brother again
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apply on board foot Of Burning S!ir, (west
w q 7 TAPSCOTT

No - Peck Slip SoDtf-,t.
The IIER7OOL viii al from Liverpool The 9Th
June, stTouing persons wishing send for their friends
iayo4b otott,aiiy pf having them brought her
any of tl Su.r linz, reasonable ard ,hos. wish
ungey have draft, sny amount ay able on
dem anil 4. the principal towns Of England ireland Scot
land an Wales
tn. Packet ship sIDDONs will succeed the LIVER.
POOL, and ,ail 9TH Of April ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

l. .tRRANGiE4IENTS FOR 1913 Old Es
sr bli;l'ed Ruilr Packet oifr No. 100 Pie st near
.S@z.Soai.-Ih e Surscrber having completed gpr ,r.
io til. purpose bringing out cabin second
cabin and ste-rar passengers beg eve Inform thin friend,
and the puhe general that yeTy superior first class r-
Las Packet Ship viii b. despatched fTou Liverpool on ,hs ist
. and 25l aid from ohdou tn 7,h and 9TH OF
ZACH rnceth throughout The var "
ALsc Regular Line Of sst-c4ss ships tos4il fron
Liverpool th-eby pyeatng The 4.t possibility Of deisy Of
dsteatioa or their arrival al Liverpool :
Ia all cas-, wi,-r- ih- parties nred for decline o como o,
tn noasy nil b. promptly returned. S'''
The accommodation OF persoi wishing 10 send oo,e
fo- their f, Drafts sight viii b. given on IA. foi,r;g
Banks and BGasct=s, viz:
ENGLAND
AlessEs: Spencer. Atwood < Co.. Bankers London
z ". ByuIe ESD. Liverpool
IRELAND
ne PROVINCIAL Bank Of Ireland and all its branches
SCOTLAND.
land. @ az @i' Own - 49,
For farther particulars. apply 10
JOSEPH McSIIRRaY I'm p;,s a, y Y.or
mhs Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received attR
~ oibce of the Commissioners Of the Aimiose and BIZ
well IN tle Park, until III. 2nth day 81 A pill instant oi
plying three thousand five bundled tons Of hlacie ee
ic the supply 81 - Aims home Department for the eisi
the Commissioner, shall Designate free iIOB charse iof
otherwise. Two thousand tons Vi this C01 % %
Jumps thirteen hundred Of large nut size and .Sag
bred tons Of broken Coal. Each proposal specify he a
y of the Coal with all the particulars of the GropopO
tract. ap3r31O TIL WILLIAMS, Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

sEzpRIcE si6oo-A Farm for sale. con's a, lii
ss q eca= rey pleasantly situated 2 miles is9 tb
S5cIy- R,iIroad SID fam has sGsSe n.99 81 %st1
woodland fruj, tres comiotab owe nm: W. tnd ono
s,r H.. door small blr sc. SAID farm Sltiat.n ON
fourth Of from tn old t,se Rad sta H15o ipH .; tors
- III ,nELr InouIrr of Edward Town!ry Ie3T tip
TilIase Of W-s-Id mil fror \, ,h s,f >e TnS
p-ro, OF al Elizabetltowu Of 81 RNEl u III 5-
Iliy.l--i--,,yu an. thn-z'''-
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HARLEM, Jny, .2,
Messrs Sand, < Co: Gents-From motive, OF humanity
am prompted to inform you that fey applications Of Yet
salabe Roman Eye Balsan have nsde Iertce IN r
case Of nv aged mother who his suffered under 'n
inflammation of the eyes for twelve fifteen Physicians
age; but b. the blessing of heaven yony remedy has effected
perfect cure, and verified the adage While there life se..
hOrc.' Yours, most gratefully, ~ Hul l.
Many more certificates OF lis virtues might be given, bat %
deemed quite sufficient TO establish for 1t reputation lar
yond the reach of any other PREPARATION
Put up in small jars with full directions for Freq,
Prepared and sold wholesale and et9i! by pAsss
By A. B. & D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton ST; A. Sands q
23 Broadway Chamber ST, Kennedy 3s Bleecker
I'm
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~ COUNTRY STORE 10 Let-The well
:..4 known ,atilc ,tatj in the village Of Fisfill
In.ciie County. formerly occupied BY 5 a. How, Is
20 i-rt t"m TIE +: 81 NEag-sheIe fresh as,Snent ~
-Qcts VIII an really sale. Apply John Van
ySs t'e Charles Al " OK, = fe;ci-
er -. New Yolk. sJn p,
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The property elI-by situated for private residence aud
within ew minutes. walk Of III. Schools COLLEGE S.Inn-
aud Churches. maxim: ever desirable residence
for the who would hike su.nntend the education OF their
wards.
Fer farther information 4ddre, Box No. loo Psinc~ton y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

sgss. \ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Con
S t.iniug ls5 acres OF which alluvlal soil 81 me
IL inches, mould wall adapted grazing, or s1,"nc
wheat and other ain kud raised in thI etste itT
stream OF water rus through ery lot the Farm iid
Farm wcil i-nc GUlldas good repair large and con-
veient and mostly and ruIf, m abundance
the place. The Farm situated III Columbia COUNT one
mil fom Kuderhook village p from the hIGderhoOk depot
ON t Boston Railroad aud mile, from StnyNes1t a!s
The subscriber confidently asserts tins i OF The bi EARNS
IN hi, corntrh- respectfully those wishing max
profitable call aud view he premise EN-,
Of pay made e4> and lndipuab- title given al>"
immediate possession G required For rrtfsr information
adir,S, " ". LEACH, thu premises Box 80 Park
Post flee which Will receive Inr,tats a,tsr'inn az lw
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lr,. To LEI-l'he second story OF the Tribune
M Buildings opposite the City Hall Als9 the basement
- Of the building No. Spruce and The second story
W 1T L Ii LRATH Tnbune Ofiee
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-. 4 CQI-NTRY PLACE TO LET, sltuate al
- Ryr.,oc ~, the bank of the East River, about halt
. mile from HaI- Cove As,o1 and r. la bS ,ne%
suitable or large family aud four frc acreS OF and-
R.,rt moderate. Ill g.,
immediately three lots OF land North side OF estTse
near iii avenue. II
r stones in hight with ali bc modern couyenlencss
scpIy 10 W H. HARRISON. No. Newt;
4 sun Of law Offices p LIT Apply d above ml,l6 tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

~ TO LET-Wo shops of various sizes, best
f lighted OF any the city and rcn, low Possession CIV
&a.ei Immediately. Also basement room and I'VE bed
rooms suitable for bootEakcr shoemaker Inquire OF
al Inn j. LOCKE, 81 Ann5t.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received q ID
~ Office Of the Commissioners of the Aims fIors end pc
y %s + p from 2,,h day Of ATT ,s,is PITT
foot OF Sixty-irst street Est River aid Houa Of ~
and III rrtu, 10 call Bellevue for Bread Store. IT,
contract 10 b for ysI from the eleventh dag Of M
wi.l the present contract expires. Each proposal % 20
81 te pLoroseh CONTACT. Ell WILLIAM LIS Ami w
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IN CIlANCERY-Be the Vice Chancellor d
the First CrcuitIn the matter Of the proceedings Of lAs
rnS tnI o''eE, asais me Nohaws n,nItnec 1".a ,d.
this matter notice i, hereby given that shall grocced o. Y
tenth day Of next ~ pay and distribute the residue q
monies my hands, Receiver and anon. such cfedG
Of the Mohawk Insurance Company of New.Yo as NJ
have exhibited their clams such creditors To 1r beg "
day at my office, No. ~ Wail-s,rert, in the City Of w
York and whose debts shall have been asceraine 20 my '@n
faction and such payment distribution will BE- tha a
-t OF dividend TO among the creditors Of said Con@
Dated New York, April 7tb 1873
sEl&AS NATHAN, Receiver, Sc, y WALL,
Receiver 70 Wall.st. ag 2awMI9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

Ss2 FOR SALE, IN Princeton, \. j. on low and
,;i accommodating: terms frame house with lot of
.-ree acres neatly fenced, with stable, carriage house,
small tenants house, a eapery sn.i ice house.
The hcu>. hI.h, has four the first
fooE hall raSseseway and PANTY and second story four
bedroom, and adjoining CLOSETS Basement story kitchen
Inllkclo> washr0om fitted up with copper boiler rsauts
css aud Also. III" Fur,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

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feel delighted, suli that YOU should read then'-
OF late Too i have had much calm enjoyment.
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