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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

HAUIION.-Ihe public are hereby eau
toned agains, enusrg business or money TO the hands
OF young man, lately apprentice named sdHuel "
Tho p>on he having while in ms employ not only De.
traysd his trust and purored considerable sums OF money
under an OATH given below has also greatly TO the 10
jury OF my business made false charges asa y1ous h
dviduals, my customers ,. 1ooLO IT.
Newark, N. J.. March 10th, ls4S.
Examination Of SanGsl Thompson -E Iaminant says he
is nineteen years old the 2h day oil February next
that be IS an apprentice 10 jose ph 1eulu at 'ss prs ma
taking goods into the country and selling The same mat
his said apprentice says that re has not IN all IN
stances made and faithful statement OF The goods
sold and moneys ved; that sometimes he has charged
persons with goods that bought and that 100, when
The goods sold by tie persons with whom they were
left and the money paid TO him. thai The money thus paid
TO him he brought home and paid 10 Mr. Gould the goods
left and unsod have sometimes been brought home,
sometimes aiken and sold other places Said apprentice
he kept money which he did render
MIR. Gould; he perhaps dozen or fifteen times The
highest amount ever kept one time was three dol
ars that he has this time any money in possession
laid by has lie lent any; that the money
he kept back By him spent sometimes for thing,
dollars the livery stables. Said apprentice says he is
confident he has not taken OF his masters money TO the
amount of forty dollars he he suppeseS may amount
10 thirty dollars He that the reason why he charged
people h goods when they were lett other places was
them when went cat again. Said eIamiaant farther
says that he may have paid his mother and sister five dol
OF getting mouey bu: what be got his says he
may have sold four hundred dollars worth OF goods under
sometimes goods had been ordered, and carried in time
were ON account thereof sold under pice Suppesss The
loss 10 his master on goods sold by him under prcs may be
about seventy or eighty dollars One bag OF coffee lies at
Mr.. Langs grocery Railway Qower Railway; y also
thsks Has due bills otser collect in his
possession that time he took Two shng out OF the
drawer, and never took aRy at any other Time unless twas
he took dollar pay Tor horse 10 go 10 Bel
'"' -i'' 'A' ''e eA'''i'''' 'N w THOMPSON
Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day January,
1913 DhSIg, -. MOORE USllcp OF the Peace. nil AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
re FOR SALE-A Farm situated a,

-. Far Rockaway Long Iland, wihln sbor; distance
distance OF the Marae Pavilion and ironing on the Jarla.
cay Bay and The Atlantic Ocean. Il is hin Is miles OF
New ork and contains nearly 900 ieud, 40 odd
acres of which FIST rate tab- land 100 acres FOOD
grass and reado. land, il and Is OF xood
land On the premises Is neat FErri ltouse barn novel
water There Immense quantities OF dr!tweed Constant
y driven by the BAY and the farm that Can be col
lec,ed 10 enrich tie soil VESSELS drawing from Il feet
water can by the Jamaica Bay deliver goods
and produce The said farm. The above farm be
divided OF less quantities land, if desired,
will be sold altogether prices suit the times. For
further particulars apply Samuel r. B. Norton the
premises e. 6. Hurliny and Samuel Osgood No. 10
Wall up stairs in he rear bCildcg, room No. %.
mix Suy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
re A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

- VIII be sold al Public Auciien. oa MONDAY. the
Is. lay OF MAY next, O'Clock. p NJ Stewards Hotel
in Newark a. j., thai valuable Farm known the Har-
risor Farm and recently owned and occupied By William
~ Summers deceased containing between 60 and 40 acres
in Cintonvls Essex County, ~ about nile beyond
village OF Camptowa, the old road 10 Springfield
pleasant healthy and Improving section OF country miles
from Newark from Elizabethtown, and IS from New
York. which may beTcached IN from hour and
half.
The House large, substantial we'll finished story
frame building filed in with brick with two story ktchea
adjoining, containing together II rooms smoke roo noble
cellars AID garret, &c-, N excellent order.
Flower and Atcheu gardens, enclosed with ornamental
fences
Also, barn, house. carriage house. &c IN coed order
The place swell wasefed By brook, pond wells springs
&c ana aboGnds in fruit OF great variety.
The soil IS excellent and mainly OF yellow clay loam
and we'll adapted 10 The raising grass, eo.ding grsai
yield. well as OF ether produce.
Churches schools, pos:eice day mail! stores &c.
venieat.
For farther information, irQnire OF Mr. wM ASHLEY.
opposite the premises, of CT The subscribers
Terms .. Salelo per cent, the day Of sale 10 per
the Isl OF June. when the deed will be given and
baance remain bond ard mortgage a; per cent
frequired. ISAAC NEWTON Is south stree,
Dis eodswis' HIRAM RAYNoR, Is Bowery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
TOOLS. ToOLS!! TOULS..!
a LBERTSON'S, CONGER'S, HOR-

IA TONS and SIFFoRD'S warranted Gas, S,ee,
Ccorers, Carpenter, and SAp CarpeteTs' EDGE TOOLS
can be bad a, wholesale and retni, OF OSBORN l. LIT.
TIE. 33 Fulton street. NeY Yortte per cent. allowed
e-chanisl, and who keep hand fl assortment OF
Coopers Teols Iron Rivets, Truss Hoops Stase Jointsrs
Stock HoweiIs and CroZes
Also, fnli assortment Of Hardware Cutlery, Nails &c
&c CHARLES OSBORN,
j2s sn. CHARLES s, LITTLE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
ia FOR SALE, Let. or to Lease.-A

"a L ON SALL, LII, Ut 10 i6dst.-a
m& large story House with TO OF first rate
land, laid ont and cultivated garden, 1t
closed by picket pale ana board fence Thc house is
capable accommodating 100 persons and is well
aaapted for boarding house kc The above premises
STATED al Far RocAaTay, Long Island, within hours
travel OF New York. and within quarter Of mile or less
OF the Marine Pavilion. Ii commands beautiful and eI
tended view OF the ocean and the surrounding Country
water also barn howell and all necessary outbuiitngs
The above premises will be let at moderate good
tenant, will be sold price suit the times. For fer
ther particulars apply Samuel r B. Norton the
mes, e g. Burng and Samuel osscod No ls w all
street. stairs, in The rear OF said building room No. g.
Svr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

~ Medicine has already proved itself TO be all that has
recommended by those who have given il fair test
this couGtry. and the demand for increases daily We
have heard OF important oil Asthma, which has
been effected by the of it, in neighbong town-he
that of female who had or long time been
der the oa physician but had received reei and
her considered hopeless As last she
her e1pecOrae freely gradually ceased to cough and
rapidly restoring her health We have hG hesitation IN
saying tl this peparati of DR.. Jayne Tor the OF
coughs, colds, inGenzI, asthma cousump!ons, &c, is tie
ssi valuable medicine offered 10 he American pub
lc There quackery sbeui iDr. jayne is OF The
ssui practising physicians in Pennsy ivana; and
Wherever his various preparations lave been thoroughly
tesed, be Is locked upo2 as great public beneiacto.
iSomcrset tMe.) Journal.
Prepared oaly By Dr.. JAYNE, No. sos Broadway, New
York "a. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

a@ FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
- offers for sale bis Farm lying in the City OF Utica,
Ne~ York The location and soil not inferior TO any in
Oneida County. II lies the MeRdon Turnpike about
one mile South of Beecker street Bridge ON East street.
Contains about seventy five OF improved land in
high state OF cultivation Ii has on good dwelling house,
wood house. good barns, four large sheds, and other
necessary oulbuidiDgs all in good repair thriving or.
chard well fenced and waered has two wells OF soft W
ter and other appendages. For particulars apply to j.
HOWARD l. son, i65 Front street, NeH-York, JAMES
RIDWELL Utica, or TO subscriber on the premises
Signed, GEORGE N SMii n.
ITt;c, March Jf4S ml5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
For The Tribune
Hske Rabopack.


RESI- in thy soft and placid beauty snii'
Thou gentle lake!
And for the happy raem'ries it hath leiS'
A blessing take.
woo their freshness, mid the din OF me-
To soo,he and cheer;
And ever, when sink to rest, soit tioush''
Office are near.
Thine are tho glorious forms whose SHADOWS 'eD
Upon my dreams
Tn. Golden thoughts that come TO waken me-
With morning beams;
And glorious images, Ike those thy waves
Give back to Heaven,
Are xirrored on my soul, in hues as Dr'gH'
AS thine at evea.
For these bless thee; thy bright 'a'N u -0'0
Thou hast fulfilled;
The drops of beauty richly ef my neat
Have been disnlsed
1s., ,,.;- f-,r-ance, and sigh 10 think,
Have been faithful tie the part that Heaven
Assigned TO me.
,.ill no, envy thee the tranquil smile
Thou lov'st TO wear,
For I am human, and my lot know,
Is toll and care.
Still were twen, if might learn of thee
Ny way Of life
We'll, if my soul might list thy harmony,
And cast off strife;
See Heavens unsullied image glowing in
Thy peaceful breast,
And learn to calm its own wild, troubled waves
To gentle rest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
) FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly

"a FOX SALE, AT Ast0rIa, 1ormerly
iia:lH Haett's Cove splendid Country Seat consisting
OF a good House with of Land and valuable wa
ter privilege in Said land well laid ont i" garden
with large variety of fruit and ornamental trees shrub
berry, &c.
The above is one of the commanding situations iy
ing country seats Of the late General Stevens
and Doctor Alexander Stevens.
boat plies between Astoria and New York twice and
lhre each day, making convenient Tor gen.
tlenlan doing business in New York.
Apply to Josiah Blackwell, No. II William street. or
John Field No. los East Broadway. III Lal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

AA A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,
i"S situate at Ravenswood. on the bank Of the East
RIVER about half mile Halets Cove or Astoria, and
in full view Of the ety. consisting OF new genteel and
comodius house, suitable for large family and TOUR or
FIVE acres OF land. Rent moderate
Also-FoR SALE very cheap for cash. If applied for lmme
datey lots of land North side OF 27h-sIreet near
7h
Also-FoR SALE LET, the house No. 48 Beach-st,
three stories hight with all the modern convep!ences
Aopy 10 w. H. HARRISON, No. New-st
A sut of law offices to let. Apply as above. mis- Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
he House and Store 34G

.g.I Grafdsreet corner OF Norfolk, the next bocS 10
Market IL is occupied large Boot and
Shoe Store II would make OF the best stands IN the
street Tor the Clothing Grocery business The Store
would be divided if required, 10 suit applicants
Also, the upper part of the House go West Nineteenth
The House has been recently built 1t would be ls
very low {, good tenant
Also Apartments 2S Greenwic!s,reet with the CrotoD
Water in each story OF the House.
Apply 10 MERRITT SMITH 1873 Grecnw ich-su Get, cor
ner OF Veasy, OF WM SMITH, Jr 2S West inc ,eent
MS iH''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
ga PRICE sl,OOO.-A FARM for SALE

-. containing % acres very pleasantly situated 2!
mites from the village westfeld Essex county, n. j. on
the line OF the Somerviie Railroad SAID farm has sus
bic proportion Of woodland fruit trees comfortable dwell.
jrg well OF water the doer small barn, &c Said
farm is situated fourth of mile from the old stage read
leading New York 10 Philadelphia, and is in the VI
cty OF schools stores churches and markets Enquire OF
Edward Townley The village OF Wehe!d oneiourlh
of mile from the Railroad Depot Elizabeth rown, OF
BURNETT d. HAMILTON
Eli7abett.Tovn Jan. g 1943 M 2m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Tg,HE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD

e know II that Dr. JAMES ESFECIoaaIisA -
cenain cure .sr asthma and for coughs Colds coz
SUMPTION whoopng cough Group brsnchs and ever o h
er disease of the Lungs throat Is TO produce @
most decided benefit IL is recommended by ihousann.'
who have ued it, and all say thai Is the best Teasoy,
without any exception, for all Pulmonary Diseases s
ever been KNOWN for always give relief, and cures WISH
every other means have failed.
Prepared only by Dr. d. JAYNE, 20 South as 81
Fhiiadelpha, and no sos Broadway, New.Yok. PIss ~
per bsHis, Ss'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
10. FARM FOR SALE, situate on Pas

WA FAKH Fur SALE, sItudte UI 1 do, :,
aSSsS sa;c River. about nine miles from New.York and
one mile from Beleve II contains about IS acres, . oil
winch is woodland and the remainder under good cuilva-
tior II has on il good house and barn, and other
ou,budiegs and young apple orchard OF about $50 trees
of The best selected fruit. Also good dock for boats
where the new steamboat Proprietor from New York,
viii stop on her daily trips TO and from Paterson. Title IN
dputable ard portion OF the money may remain on ooGd
ana nIs Im JsaceB vREELAND, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
kN TO LET.--ln Dean street,

AsA TO LET.--ln Dean street, near
sa Smith street, Brooklyn, the splendid three story
finished in the best manner with two lots Of gre uhd
most choice grape vines Also several fruit trees with
well and pump OF excellent spring water on The premises
This property well calculated Tor the accommodation OF
respectable family to whom /, will be let for year or
more on acc. nuodating terms. by applying tn
me JOSEPH Mem URRAY, 100 Pine St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

AA FOR SALE in the City of Newark,
MA House and y acres Of Land situated in
SCUM Broad street, No. l72. The House is 8 feet from:
and IS Deep with large Plaza in The and well hnsed
throughout Also. good Stable rgit trees &e attached
corner OF William and washngtoasees, or OF VIM Paul
on The premises. lofMIF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
as # RICHARD P. DUNN, Surveyor.
TV1HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE


COMPANY Of NEw-Y0RK-1 company, hav-
Ing over three hundred applications fer life insrrnce me
premiums on which upwards OF thirty three thousand
dollars will gran, lives upon the MUTUAL rim.
cipe nj their Office, No "a Wall ST. Persons may effect
insurance. with This Company their own lives or he ve
of Others either the whole duration OF le or so
limited period. r. 49,,
The terms of insurance favorable rs those Oh any
similar institution in The United States ,,,
The ne profits business OF this Company VIII 5e
divided among the insured proportion 10 the amount OF
premium paid by Them BY provision in the charter The
,biles OF the members farther than The amount
of The respective premiums paid by them
TRUSTEES:
Morris Rahinson, David G. Golden, DenninS puet'
Jacob Harvey, Rosert b. Mlniurn. iSuius l. -oIu,,
Mortimer Livingston John Van Heurvp Thee Sedgwick,
Robert c. Cornell, B. Collins, Joseph Blunt
John w. Leavi,t. Jacob p. Gtraud, n. y: ANDERSON,
James Campbell, James S.Wadsworth " IMAM noo.e,
PS.Van Rensselaer, Zebedte CSoS Jr. rouv W
Jonathan Miller. John '. l.. Prayh, fHL " hahfch,
Thomas w. OlcOtt, Robert Schuyler Y u. LIVINGSTON,
T Romeyn Beck, John C. Cruger. Rich " De Witt,
Alfred Pell, Gideon Han ley, > aneS J. flng.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
S,uuS, E.S1.y Sec. e,ary ml3u
PoST, NJ D Physician 10 the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
"a STORE 90 PEARL-STREET.

E To lie, from the ls OF May next, The lower Floor
ANA cellar or said Store. It extends from Pearl 10 Stone
street. and has been occupied number OF years Dry
Goods Store IaGaire OF J. LAMB, No. e Merchants EI-
chsnge walts,reet, OF EDWARD COOK No. as Pearl
street. mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

w IN I LII IHIkIS-hIfNI iI4'fII1N 4
49, FOR GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
SgGg95-ERlE Railroads.&c. 10 Goshen l,50-
---Vursers ST. 25.-on and after Monday, January
I'd las the cars of the New York and Erie Railroad nj"
run in connection with the Steamboat Utica, Capt A ID.
Schultz) daily, Sundays eIcepted.)
For PaseneerS-Leave Duane street pier al O'Clock A.
~; leave Goshen al quarter past 8 A NJ
For Freigbt-Leave Duane pier at P. Nj; leave
Goshen al half past a. NJ
NJ The passenger train connects at Turner's with
Rearbs Mail Stages for Newburgh, New Pa,z, Kingston
Caiski and Albany, and Goshen with the Carbonate
ID n,ber Wasferp Line of stages ian2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
= 0ld FSTAHHSHED EMIGRANT

~. Old ESTABLISHED ENlGfANI
SIX PASSENGER OFFICE 81 South St New York
% Regular line of Packets-Tbe subscriber continues
bring from any par Of ,sn es' b sa IN he
ao~Iar inc of packe, ships sailing every six days from Liv
erpoo sending for their Trends may rely that
Geav in liverpool ana will always endeavor 10 merit
conlinuaDce OF the public patronage, which has been SO
literally bestowed for many years past and tnose re
ling money Drafts payable at all the Banks ana
Branches lib, oughout the United Kingdom
For further particulars apply III by letter. post pao TO
,r,tIS UEPuMaN al Snntb e. mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
IN CHANCEKY, before the Vice Chan

~ hH1 = UeiVfO tsIO v f"O y I"
n ceor. In pursuance OF adecreta ORDER OF this Cour
made in the above entitled cause, will be sp1, public
auction under the direction of the subscribers Of The
Masters thereof Edward IL. Ludlow AucileH.ers, Tue
Merchants Exchange 10 ihe city OF New York on The 25a
day OF March inst. al II clock noon Of that day.
AL that certain nessrage dWvGg au,e, lot, piece or
parcel of land, situate lying and beg the tst Ward OF
the city OF New York bounded fellows TO WIZ Nofih.
ery In 'front.' by Wafer street, Easery oy lot OF grouEa
or late belonging Robert LivDgs;oa Soahey ~
lot Of ground now or late belonging Rchard L. Walker
and Westerly by Whitehall street., Containing Ia breadth
fr0st Water street twenty FIVE ec Tie twenty.
SIX feel nine inches, md In langih both sdes Thirty
feet five inches be the SAID several dimensions or less
New York, March /, 1873,
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, siaster in Chancery.
J. C., SMITH Solicitor aI2 2awlds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

lA a COUNTRY RESIDENCE to
LET-A small tive story house, with furniture ana
beautiful garden, barn. bathing house, &c allacneu
The morse IS situated on the eastern bank OF Hempstead
Harbour about thirty miles from the city Of New-York,
and about mile and half from the Village OF Glen Cove,
and near the steamboat landing where the steamboat
AMERICAN Eagle plies and from daily Rent moderate.
Apply 10 Wli. NJ. WEEKS, Glen Cove, or 10 Capt Chas.
Peek on board steamboat American Eagle Fulton Slip
Out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
IN CHANCERY, sth Circuit The

TN CHANCERY, sth Circuit.--The
Il Bank Commissioners OF The Stale of New-York %. the
bank 81 BuhaIoNo is hereby gwen pursuant 10 sn
order OF ts Court OF Chancery dated The list cay o. rep
uaFy 1885, that the subscriber has been GUY appointed
tecslver OF The property and effects CT Ike sa Bana Oh
Buffalo that by said referred 10 one OIL lie Shs-
ers OF this Conri residing in The County oil Ere amongst
other things take and state account Oh al me
OF description against the said Bank OIL Bnfao and 70
enable the Master take and state said account and
for The general purpose contemplated by The statute all the
creditors Of the sa!d Bank OF Buffalo required
bib their accounts claims and demands against the sad
Bank OF Buffalo, James Crocaer, Esquire. .e Maset
having said charge, at his Office Tie City oil
Buffalo, by the 18th day Of September se1t, and becose
Guided from all Benefit OF the decree which ,: be made
this suit and from any distribution which shall be mace
under such decree. Buffalo, March The e;h 1885,
IRA "A. BLOSSOM, Receiver OF The Bank Of Braaio.
JAMES CROKER, Master in Chaneery. H,hiS dtsiS
TORPORATIOM NOTICE.--Publlc
" Notice is hereby givea thai the following peil.ons
have been presented IN the Board OF Aldermen VIZ;
To pave Hester-suee;, between Mulberry and ofaDse'
streets.
AsoTo flag the sidewalks n Seyenh-s;reet, between
Avenue and AveIne D.
Aiso-To regulate and gravel Forty -Sevenih street, os
tween the Boouipgaae road and The Tenth Avenue.
Persons Interested 10 the above petitions and hashs
ecuons 10 the same requested 10 present hen ~
Ing 70 the Street Commissioner before tae 2n s
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Ufice,l -,
March I4th, lS43 S- -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
IN CHANCERY.-- Before the Wee

Il Chance, os-W iam II Leggeii VS. BeGja Mcsiek.
al lin pursuance o! drC.eial order ol his Court,
made the eGled cause viii lie sold public ane-
ton, under the te subscriber, the Mas
,herecf by j. NJ miller Co.. Ancioaeers, the MGR
chants Exchange tie city OF NewYora, the 4 day
March l. o'clock, neon, OF that day iiaatccr.
ai land, situated, lying and beng al Motrisla1ay
lilly Westches,er and Stale OF N.wYorE, bonld'd
and described as lGow Beginning poiri wigwaDi
Otherwise called Bungay Geek, and running thence Goi
10 degrees SO minutes east is caGs 10 inks eGce t0rIh
81 west IS ns cGce Iorl 8tegre-S west chain
II i..s. thenc. north so de- east chain 6 Inks thence
North 50 dc grees SU chains 81 Inks, thence
north CHAIN, 81 .ks thence north west chains
81 links, thence north degrees chains II Inks,
thence Eorh 10 degrees Ses chain IL Inks tAeuch nolh
10 degrees Chains 81 links, north IL degrees
so minutes west chaiEs Is hks thence north degrees
vests chains 10 link thence north de chains
"A links, heucc south 80 degrees chains 20 links,
thence north degrees so minutes west % oaigs 90 ESs
heEce south 80 degrees IS minutes vest chains % In h
bsnce south q degrees 81 chains bS Inks thence south,
Is degrees so chains q links, thence south IL
degrees chains 50 Inks thence south 5degrets west
Chain 90 links thence south A degrees west balm 20
Inks thence south IS degrees wesl chain, thence soulh
Is deg chains II nss, thence south So degrees
~est chain % links, thence south chain iS Inks thence
south o. degrees chains 60 links the place OF be-
ginning. WILLIAM. w. CAMPBELL
Master 10 Cbancery.
II. E. Mourn, Jr., Solicitor.
New-Yerk, January 20, la4S. j2l lawtds
The sale OF Tie above properly is postponed the 18th
day OF A Prl next, At the same hour and place
New-fnrk, March II, let3.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN Chancrry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
"a FOR SALE OR LEASE-5 va.

can, Lets on the westerly side Of Third Avenue,
corner "a street N
Two lots Nos 2oe and 2il Gteenestreet being %
fee, from, and $50 feet deep. ~, r..
Vacant Lot No. Estreet, . feet 'front.' and loo feet
deep r. e., 80 &c
feet deep Apply at 49 Chambersst mi2 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

Persons in the country DESTROYS of sending money 10 Their
friends, any part of England Ireland Scotland ono
Wales by enclosing the they wish 10 remit 10 the
subscribers with the name and address Of the parties TO
whom be SENT draft for The amount VIII De tor
arded by first packet after the receipt thereof and ac-
know dgeuent the same returned per first post
W. L j. T. TAPSCOTT 4S Peck Slip,
Snu,b Sfreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

ssaA TO LET.-Part of the three story
sS@ Dwelling House situated in Chambers-straet, near
Waanngyon consisting OF parios with sliding doors n
the FIRST hoor in third story or TWO rooms In
attic and basement Rent $3.50. lRcurs q Ann street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

SAMuEL HANNAY. Sec: eiary. mIS u
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