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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
THE GLOBE AND rue BOSTON posT

n sharp war is heinz carried on between These
two prints The Globe commenced The assault T. q,
saying that the editor Of the Post had airau, ,r
~, Poiific' hke ioot robe mrde 70 fl anybody bit n
color That might suit nobody No proyocsi,on wa.
gwen Tor THIS attack, except the rosts approval q
vi hensns" appointment an approval concur
red IN by the great body OF The New Ergla..d Demo
crsey VINO can see no advantage TO result from cay.
ing an the patronage Of the Government m Federal
hands The Post replies with great spirit and vigor
We regret The controversy, but fully satisfied that
tbe Post IS the right side II is Que Of the old,.
and soundest Democratic journas IN New England
l.et The Globe express ITS own opinion e hr Hen.
shaw's course II please but IL should be careful
not 10 attack Utbcls who hold different oniBion-
augusta (.Nc. } .1gc.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
DEPARTURE OF MIR CUSHING.

The steamer Missouri, with the Hon. Caleb
Gushing, Minister TO China, ON board leit this
city on Monday, for Egypt, under a salute OF
twenty-six guns. The follswing is a list Of the
officers of the frigate, viz:
John Thomas Newton, Captain.
S. b. Bissell, Lieutenant
George r. Gray, do.
John A. Winslow, do.
Thos II. Hunter, do.
s. F. Blunt, do.
Rodman NJ Price, Purser.
William +. McClenahan, Surgeon.
Francis Alexander, Acting Master
A. S. Taylor, Lieut. of Marines.
A. J. Bowie, Assistant Surgeon.
John Farron Chef En- ineer.
John M. Wainwright, Passed Mdshpman.
C. s. Throckmorton, Passed Midshipman.
ID. McA. Fairfax, Passed Midshipman.
J. J. Pringle, Midshpman.
j. s. Bohrer do
H. D,vidson, do.
Josep Fry, do.
j. H. March, do.
G. NJ. Newton, Captains Clerk.
A. c. Wakeman, Purser's Clerk.
Robt. Dixon, Boatswain.
VIM. Burton, Gunner.
J. d. Freeman, Sai!maker
Christopher Gordon, Carpenter.
IL. Sanford, lst Assistant Engineer.
II. Hunt do do
VIM. Scott, do do.
n Davis, ~ do.
A. s. Palmer, do do.
Theo. Zeller Sd do.
Saml Archibod, do do
A. w. Parsons, Masters Mate.
j. J. Newton, do.
ID. c. Hanson, Surgeons Steward.
{. c. Hinton, Purscrs do.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
COLLISIONS OF RAILROAD CARS

We learn from the Albany Evening Journal that a
collision Of cars took place the Utica and Sche-
nec,ady railroad on Friday last. II appears that the
Western train not having arrived at Schenectady at
the proper time, special train, consisting of loco
motive, tender and few empty passenger cars, was
despatched from Schenectady westward. A few
miles west from that place tho two trains met. For
tunatey for the lives OF the passengers the trains
were in sight Of each other few moments be-
fore the collision. The engineers Of each train in
santy shut of steam, reversed the action and leap
ed from their respective machines. This well-,imed
precaution deadened the speed, and the collision,
though tremendous, was not as great as it would
otherwise have been.
The engine, tender, and passenger cars going west
were utterly demolished, as also were the engine,
tender baggage and post Office Of the train CON-
ipg East Proyidcntialy none OF the passenger car.
IN this last train we're injured in the least Two hun
dred and fifty passengers wee IN these car.. and
their escape can only be regarded as a miracle.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

INHE undersigned, having had the accounts Of
a several gentlemen placed in his hands for collcc
ton, WILL ~ addition thereto, attend - the collection
Of debts generally within The District Of Columbia.
Tie hopes, by strict attention to business ard SHIRT
eiUtbs, TO receive a share Of business from those
Who may need the services Of collector.
Orders left at the office Of Joss ID. CLARK Esq
will meet with prompt attention
May 25-tf JOHN r. c. CLARh
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
The Pittsburgh, (P.) Morning Post has the
fol owing 'snow fake Tor the Globe.

The Boston Post and the Gioy, are engaged in +,
warm controversy arising out of the spooptment Of
Mr. Henshsw to be Secretary Of the NAVY The edi-
tor OF The Post In reply TO mpcachmco of his de-
mocracy, appeals TO his brethren of the democrats
press with whom he exchanges to say whether he ha,
nd aoored constantly, zealously Tor the cause Of De-
mocraoy IN his State, aud throughout the country A
we have been in receipt of Mr.. Crcene's paper Tor
many years, we are able TO speak to his question and
we are happy IN bearing testimony to his faithful and
fearless advocacy OF republican doctrines We hay,
always looked on the Boston Post as one Of the very
best democratic papers in the Union--of the sound
ness OF ITS principles We have entertained tho
slightest doubt--snd the manner in which IL Is con-
Quoted has made IT, perhaps, the most effective pa
per 10 the country We cannot but wonder that the
democracy OF The Boston Post should ever be aues-
toned, or made for moment the subject OF contro
very:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut.. Jas Noble and J. II. North, detached
from rendezvous, Charleston, and waiting or
ders
Pursef ID. Faun,leroy, detached from Levan,,
waiting orders.
Purser J. p. Rittenhouse, from the Oregon to
Levant.
Midshipman T. Patterson. TO the Falmouth
Lieut. II. H. Hitchcock, Midshirman John
G. Whitaker, Midshirman A. w. Johnson
and Midshipman F. kellogg, 10 the Warren.
Purser VIM. A. Bloodg oJ, order to Warren
revoked, waiting orders.
r. b. Baunister, 10 the Pheniy.
DIR. w. J. Powell and Purser I. r. Ware, 10
the Warren.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
The Baltimore American Of this morning saw. !.

The Eastern mail, which was due here on Sun
day at midnight, did not arrive until about nine
o'clock yesterday morning The delay arose from
the TACT that the mail trim into collision some
Few few miles east OF Wilmington, with an extra
ram which had been improperly started from the
lsier place w the expectation that couId advance
to particular point before the mail train came on
Happily, no person experienced serious injury al
though the engines were completely smashed by the
collision"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

There IS much truth in the following shor, para
gia9h from the Norwich Aurora:
more pleasant 10 be at peace with all men
than Il Is TO lose the good will OF any but n ,s so,oe
lines necessary for those who would Discharge ~.
duty faithfully in the sight of all men, To pursue
cour.c Of cor 1uct which will excite the enmity and
opposition Of the wicked r"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

,;sfaclon 10 the liberal Democrats and f''esas
of the Administrations in The West.
Abuse from III Globe is the best passport thfy
con have, even 10 the Democratic party 10 this
section.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

The United States ship Independence !, now ly,r,
near Bcdiow's Island, at New 70 H. ready to sail on
cruzc with the Il st fair wind Her destination J..
unknown.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

TWAS 80 dark in Ph,adelphia city between FIVE and
!" O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, during the storm.
mat tights were necessary to read or write
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

snsy. LAND WANTED.-The Syvania Assocla-
s OF the city of New desi.ous Of purchasing
ttrre Thousand OF Land within
hundred miles Of Newly OK CITY the States of Penn>yNa-
MA NewJesey New-i ok. The sad Land must br well
supplied with wood and water and adapted 10 grazDg gram
growing snd gardening purposes. Uncultyatr lands with
small cultivated estate adjoining would be pre1red. Own
ol lands who clear tte, requested -
pare true statement relation such land, with t
olbe and ,dres hc letters (po> paiil 10 I ".
WHITLEY President OF the Syvania Association, y Pine
81. New York.
Tn. attention Of audhoders pectiull solicited the
Syyauia Association nieHs going INTO operation early
po>si
= Editors of Country Newspapers requested 10 copy
or nnrrc I'm. adNrrrisern-.lr. i29 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
Tbc Battle.
RON rar crsMAs OF scHiLIER.

Heavy and solemn.
a cloudy column,
'r'l,,o' the green plaza ;;sry marching came.
Sea,ur.!es, Ipread, Ike a table dfead,
Fer the wild grim dice Of the iron game
The looks are ben; on the shaking ground.
lod the heart bea;N loud with kneliiny sound;
Swift by the breasts that must bear the orunt,
Gallops the Major along the front
a. Halt"
Aud fece.'d they stand at the stark comnaad'
And the warriors, silent, hait
P,oud in the binsi Of morning glowing,
What o. Tie hilltop shine. in fo"i1s!
SEE you The Foeman, banners NaFins
1--WE 81. the Foetnans b4aneo waving
Now God be with you, worn2a and CHIC,
Lus,iIy tlaIk the music s'iid-
Tie mighty trump and 'te mellow his,
Neryinc the ti.nbs 10 stouter life,
Thrilling they sound with their glorious tone.
Thrilling ihry go. through the MARROW and bone
Brothers God grant tehen this tJe IS osc'
n, ts. liie 10 come that 10 Glset once more
t;se ,be smoke how the lightning cleasing aSondef
H,k the guns peal on peal how they boom IN Their thunder
From host 20 host, witf, kindng sound,
The shouting signals circles roun0
Az shout IL forth 10 life or cea'h =
+ feer already bfesthe' tbe breath.
The war IS yraging, slaughter raging,
And heavy through the reekiag pail,
,rj,s iron Deathdice fall!
.ssr.r tn Y close--f1es aPOn fees
Ready" from square 20 square ~ goes
D Jwn on the knee they sank,
And the fire CONES shar, from the foremost rank,
Many nan 10 In. earth is sent
MANY gap by the balls Is rent
O'ertae corpse before springs the hinder man,
That the line may NOT fsli TO the fearless van
TO the right 70 the left sad around and round
Dealt. SiTis In is on the bloody ground
The sun goes down on the burning fight,
And over the hos, falls the brooding Night
Brothers God grant uhen fis ttefs 0'ef,
IN The fife TO come thGt ace meet once more!
The dead uen lie batted in the wstsring blood,
Aud the liYin. bIent IN the slippery flood,
And tie feet as they 1ee!ing aud sliding GO,
Stumble stlll on The corpses shat sleep belo"
s,What Ffa1cstn Give Charlotte ms last farewcll.p
Wilder the slatg ter roar, fierce aud fell.
'ei'l eiye--fook, comrades, beware-bewsre
How the bulirts behind " whifnng there
III give thy Charlotte thy last farewell
Sleep soft, where DEATHS seeds thckest sown
Goes the heart which Thy silent heart leaves alone
Hthcrwasd-i ihhers ard reels the fight
Darker aud darker comes down the night
Brothers. God grant tohen nis iife IS Ger,
In The jite 10 come thai ace meet once more
Iiarkto the hoofs tho' galloping go,
The Adju,ants flying
The horsemeu press hard on the painting ios,
Their thunder bcoms 10 dying
Victory,
The terror has seized on the dajtards ALL
And their colors fall.
Victory,
Closed is the brunt of the glorious fight
Aud the day. like conquerer, bursts on the night.
Trurnpc, aud fife swelling choral along,
The triumph already sweeps marching IN song.
Lirs,--b,others-iirs. aud whtn this life rs oe',
In the iJe 10 may pe meet once more
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
taking

y NQTlCE.-Persons taking the Croton Water
whose contracts expire on ti- Is; of a:sv eyt and who
intend tha; ;' supply shall n discontinued aits that dr.
n;Si= hi aeiics q such gwen wiring
II t- once u The Cotan A2Ceect 6oa.1 On or tJr-
si o tfr nsHt OF that The e VIII he cha7cablr
e4s1iss Sssscs ios lF oI tn Water 20
81 Aay lsi wall ts laad5 or rslsw-: on aprc.rica al ,s
olhce f1e fsns 70 ns; FAin Is APgANcE.
!! becou Tybe s aNy CT the Cooperation Of Navy srk
E.siui7ss tha, 2z snapty shall cease.
Wasr tenants reminded that by t terms OF their a7i-
caiicns Ike SUPPLYING ohs families OF persons Is forbidden
undsr he lratty oi forfeiture @ r,y-asnts and The
s;ofpass eI t;:s suppl. b. order
4. s. sIGgLow, Register.
s2l tsIyig =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

III FOR SALE in Norwalk, Conn. one OF
IA oi the most eligible situations FOR country residence
.ll which can be foapd in F,irield Conn. lis situated
road leading from The steamboat landing t South
Noriyalk 10 the Borr.h Of Norwolk and about half way be-
tween the t1,o villages Aso the Junction Of the New
York and Boston tuke with the main road leading through
the town The homestead Of eight ct the very
first rate land in high OF cultivation, which stands
comfortable dwelling House Barn newly covered and other
oulbiIdncs in al excellent well oi the house
Also tyenysix Of good Land III good condition hall
mile from the homestead; and other pieces OF aJont %
tcis each u.ile from IT, The property will be sold toS-th
separately purchasers For further particulars i-
qulrp Oi tie subscriber, living the premises, OF Geo
W Bets -; Pearl s W. Benedict, 22 Fulton s. Or IL
HnbrrSItlw 50 Henry 3. JAMES BEN EDiCT.
N.Ty4lk Copu Auril g. 1912. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

4Es,.FARNI FOR SALE, situate on Passaic RI
@ ver abou, nine miles from New ork and one mile from
BeeviIle. It about - p OF which IS
woodland and tia remainder under good cultivation has
on good new house and barn and ether outbullmg and
youg apple orchard ofobou 200 trees Of the best selected
Propeior from NcwYor will stop he- daily IIips 20
and from Paterson T,le ndsrutabie and portion OF the
TAtDB th. rrnInisaS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
Extlsct Of a Lerts! from J. Campbell Jr.

u, g--77.-T=- =--=5--7i CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.
E-z-5z--71 John NELSON, As,1Uicgs. n2
p1EZa%4/ - " cster->.seet respectfully ryturns BIS
cEN - r ~ thaLks 70 hi5 friends aud TIE pubic Tor
/.N-/ Ftfsc hi-srat pat.Guz-e with whfch he has
+ NJ iA9 been hoao1@I Tor tila past eight ;=ars
2f-N y ~ and hops iur couilnuance ii IL. SAM
TiC/% d ( H H- vii s2dszyGr all inns sad 10 t.
IN /tSsf utmost -! his ability. gre sa,fscti,
( c---1 10 those wlio may call on him either re-
--------@s sJsctins past, Prrseat future :, .ac
He be-z Leave 70 state that hi< knowledge
tic= oil o.rr III yea-s
HouEs. from 4 ~ 10 ? VI an2s raw lr,s
SHQEELS AND SPADES.-I50 -doz. sfoyels
- s2ee sas-a- = ..2s- FsEDpY, ,A Old Sip. .la:t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

E'NCHANGE HOTEL. .BALTIMORE-T
II house having undergone many lG?orttnt altsra-
and thorough upaiis, ha'iHs been Ia part Eeia
nhel With rich a5d -esaat uritue asan open lcf tho
The pos;tio1 6 tn, Hotel s too well known TO -iuir.
dcseil OF S SGvaa- confessed 10 b. for people Of
business i.ur of the most ayorableo OF aay the
h.il to uprov natural advantages utcr
h' sunt-ndnce ard respectfully 9Ileis III I;rGp.Se OF
ms friends and the public. ERASTUS COLEMAN.
Baltimore, April 20, 1888. a2 In
INPORTANT-Germa r Silver, German Silver, ;,
JAMES 6. lioFFET, ~ Prinee-streel, NewYork, o:
sale wholesale and retail 1900 lbs OF German Silver
Ii consequence 2f manufacturing tie article himself he
Try aHd fully equal % the imported alo lm-
WASHINGTON ELTXIR.-A sure and lasting
v cure for ,tre Fever and AZne, Dy.mrsry D4rhos,
u uo,, offered with coafiieuce by n. PoPreios Agent t.
VI GUIo " Bower corner Gr9ad end c3rnrr Ttrd
Jh- ioIl5i: FTtgsct Of e,ter from G " Aerton -
Alderman OF tise l2; Ward purchased o. your Elk
ether remedies without effect r. had b-cou- so y--y weak
that . could scare ris. from MS bed ly, him The f,ir
iad !, astonishing the good effects the old In4n;
.@ eakle ). 8 abe to DO his ordinsry work II, fam
after ths old had been relieved used t Elixir
eiSg and were in zach efectuy restored to health.
II IA sn one io,e t oi he Exif .s'''s' IN ~ '''
'sm!irs without efect-oE Fever and Asp- Of i've mouths
taadingwas instantly relieved dfte. using about wine
sas ull OF me EIir, and hs not h-en troubled with the
Extract Of a Letter from j canPeslI, M j:
NsEv- orkt April (, rsi3
nora II Ely family the past yea. with iL1meil- lisf every
haye hesitation Recommending ti- Elilr as
safe and -5cacioas remedy II similar zttsc4' Prce 81
New-York, April y l5i1
NJ tIcfo>-D-I >IrYouY VIII pi-ase TO inform th- pub
c tnat ave used The " asln-ton Elixir
CT Da-o-a about 01ths and cured with oue dos-
IN sss ,.al hour. have mad since. also a5ed IL IN
z5e OF M laughter very severely attacked or
dose cured he IN sS than hoUt and 4e has never had
s2ce-i!le !ESt N aSsut months since.
Your ob't ssrc'r ARNEST FINK.
Z : tR al cases q worms, i, never fails
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
DRINTERS AND BNDERS WAREROQAIS.

DRlNTEES AND BINDERS WAREROoAlS,
I Nns. - zaA 81 tiod,stI.et. New igsk.Arsl i8i3.
PRICES GREATLY REpJCED.-Thr H0E." Pint.
Press Machine ard Saw MaEGtacoty, in consequence
the addition OF and improved machinery thzr
ard t suctiou II IN cost ii materials and lsbor
bisl <Iet - reduce te sict pl tnec Presses, snd @! Ip-
ts aud Binders materials cslIly; wall be seen b. i!E
uv,se printed Circult hich t'-y G leave refer
Tbs Establishment > under The PERSONAL Suf-Eints-
lace lcsri NJ Ice 4nd Rohert Hoe, ard they sssure
r friends that stzadn the at prices,
al sT;icles manufactured by this Establishment shall retain
tz high reputation which they have hitherto sustained !;
viii also t endeavor improve the iuaty Of
then N every particular hey fa,er themselves, also that
e ole iIlend Will mex cuy continue ths ii'ors but hat
frn'e:S generally will appreciate tslf endeavors 70 furnish
The very BEST Ntlc!=s AZ barely EeaaneTatns prices
OteTs iroin part Of te country for al articles ey
Printers or Binders including Type Ink Pae ETC. viii De
best terms,
Jo5bing work aud repairing Will dore tn lowest possi-
5islsfIees, Nath eyeFy. atteatcn and expedition
n b-ah sfTIcss manufactured by TINS Establishment
VI" 5e stA1:ri X .ice Co., that persoGs abroad
may 90; h imposed upoa "h spurious articles made In ni-
Printers Of newsfaf-s who publish this advertisement with
This three uls before the Frs, Of uIy next and send
OF l !ars 10 Us, VIII o enuried paymeRt OF their bill
sayiag four t1ses the amount OF II. aaeu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

GEORGE THE FoURTH.-George the Fourth was
too old when he camo to the throne 70 give much
animation 10 English society. Growing lniirinl-
sies had already untitled him to enjoy the life of
which he had so long been the leader; the bitter
ness of the party whom his long experience cna-
bled him to know TO the core, and whose amb-
ton, once checked was 10 be equaled only by
their anger disgusted hin with public mem and
his few wears upon the throne taught him full, the
royal lesson Of the joylessness Of having nothing
to hope for. But his earlier years exhibited an
elegance, spirit, and an ardur for cutivatlng the
accomplishments of prncely rank, new among
English princes. We arc by no means inclined
70 DC his lndiscrlmnate pancgyrlst; we know that
there were painful circumstances in his career,
bots III his history, errors of Judgement and vices
OF fashion, wholly injurious to the conception OF a
great or even a good man. But we are to recol-
lect the temptations of q rank which put all evil
an his way; tho necessary dleness of life pre-
cuded from all political, military and civil exer-
tion the total naturalization OF his talents, in the
amidst of a people engaged in the most stirring
crisis of the world and above ALL his associates.
With Fox, Sheridan, and the whole body of the
leading Wings constantly surrounding him--nen
whose boast it was TO plunge into every cxtrava.
gance of high life-what could be expected from
prince who fell into their hands boy, and
"hose pecuaiary embarrassnents left him, bro
ken down and helpless, in their hands, to the mo.
anent when he ascended the throne pa moment
OF which he boldly availed himself to spurn the
whole tribe from him at once and for ever But
he had an original fondness for the brilliant and
sparkling portions Of life, which, If he had been
called earlier into the place of power, NIGH, have
gwen new character to British society. He
loved the arts he collected paintings; he was a
tasteful musician ; and his knowledge of literature
was classic and extensive. We are to remember,
100. that brief as his reign was, and ieebly as he
wus seconded by the habtual Sluggishness of that
heaviest of ministers, Lord Liverpool, vet he was
the source of all the admirable improvements
which have changed the face of a large portion oi
London, and that he gave the impulse TO all those
which are IN progress; that he was the first who
established Royal Academy OF Literature, and
endowed 1t with a thousand pounds year out oi
ms Prvy purse; and that no was the chief patron
and promoter of the first attempt made to place
historical painting IN England on a national foot
ang, and 10 establish National Gallery. But
these things must not be forgotten when the menl-
ory OF George the Fourth is to be brought into
judgement with posterlty. Blackwood.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

DOAIAN EYE. BALSAM-For Weak and
II I'd Eysy,-'rhis Balsa,n prescription e one
Of the most celebrated Ocuitstsh7s htn long e IN lts.
and Is coaaientiy ecoHimed % the public the and
most 'ccesnl t!'r 'ef used Ter inammat9 diseases Of the
Ia CASES he t- ryeiis very much Intsncd or the
ball Of the -Te thck covered with blood almost ike
tnd fernoSss al appearance of disease after th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

BosrALo, Aprl 29.-EMiGSNrloN CoMNENcEp,
Yesterday afternoon one hundred and fifty GeS
man Emigyants arrived here per railroad, with the
intention OF settling upon The tract OF 5000 acTeS
upon the Indian Reservation mar this city, re-
Gently p purchase .S = s Dy ssrnan Emgsanf % ass2o
portant move for the prosperity of Buffalo, as the
will immediately be put under cultivation by these
eluiyrents, who are, we believe, but the sdyance
guard of much larger number who are to short
Iy follow. Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
CHURcH Ole THE REnE,tprInv 1NsIy.rr

[ IHthJH OF The REDEMPTION ~ SIXTH
rear Nsveane-Egi5copali2as and citizens gener-
az isldIs IN The part Of he ctr AZ r-spectful!y no.
h Pm se gs5 IN lis church under The pastoral eha-- of
.- faree, VIII DE- rs.,ed for one from The
u aI y c9nnsste Of the Testry he i'll attend for tat
~ II n - Chueh each day during The week commencing
oa toaa the lst, from 10 O'Clock 81 SeFessl eligible
.eks 81 Dc ooEa.Aaa A. Eaaioaaa!s Es!ss. az s,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

- TO LET-In Dean street. near Smith street,
80 Brooklyn the splendid ;hee story house finished n hs
s.. 5sr ulf- with lots OF ground attached Also
coach house. stah> variety ni the most choice @s
vines Also, several iru tres with we'll tnd pump o .y
r-sr- srrirg water on prujses Tins property well
cecusted aI The accommodation OF respectable, f7u'ly 70
whom II will ~ one Vr.r sCCunu3lttn
terrn. hx aunIrns % JOSEpN NLRRAN loo ne 8. gho
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

(ROTON WATER .-3Ieasrs WHITSEYs&
SJENhlNS. Plumbers No. John-ssreet ard No 90 East
foac"sy would most respectfully inform the public la,
t-y ar prepared 10 execute all orders their ue Of business
Il durable I'd Woreanike Tleir work Ia yral
Eet.1 70 Ife satisfaction, and PIPES laid down
Bs' ezra srtong Lad Timed a Iron aad Conposi,ior
fls H0t toid snd shower Baths Of rarious patterns
lad =od brasa RotaEy Life and Force Pumps
w zief CLOSETS ard Red Cedarand White Pine Hydrsnty
ihs Fpoiic are respectfully aytsi call aaG rIsuiae aeii
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