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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Declarations. Tho New York Journal of Com
merce says: "Mr. Lott, secretary of the Hna
Insurance Company OF this city, we are sorry TO
say, appears to be delaulter to an amount OF
over twenty thousand dollars, probably thirty
thousand, covered up for some years by false en-
RESP
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

The eight negroes, who fed from their masters
., {, Ansus,ine some time since with sail boat,
and murdered settler at Biscaine, Cape Florida,
have been indicted for murder and robbery
They are now at Nassau, and will, il is said, be de-
nonded as fugitives from Justice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Legislative Control" Giving 10 the leglsla-
ture, powers which properly belong to the Judi
ciary, AMI violating contracts with corporations, IN
manner that would be deemed unjusIlliabe,
when made with individuals. ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

The Hon. VIM. S. Fulton, IT, S. Senator from
Arkansas, was dangerously i'll at his residence in
Little Rock, at the last advces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
Total 1s0,597
Loco focos, l77,772
NIui. against the locos 1926

NIuJ against Ihe IOcOs <,o<o
In 1910, Harrison received 225 sl7 votes being
majority over the above loco foco strength of
4s,045 votes. With a full vote and harmony a.
inong the Wings, it is hozarding little to say that
Mr.. Van Buren, will be defeated in his own stote
in 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Improbable. Thieves broke into the Farmers
& Mechanics Bank of Burlington, on Friday
night, and got their labor for their pains.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

pt-Thanks to Hon. Samuel C.. Crafts for the
statement Of Commerce and Navigation for 1912,
and to Hon. VIM, Slade for sundry documents OF
the eth Congress- &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

1t is said that the aggregate vote of New York,
at the late election, falls 10000 short of the whole
vote of 1910. ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

p6-Dr. Crump Wing, is elected to the Senate
of Virginia from The Norfolk District by 1913
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

HolO to haze Thanksgiving" erery day. Daily
remember the poor aud the afflicted always be-
ing careful to remember them in the right way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08


Unitarian Ciergymen in VermonL From Wal
toms Register for 1874, we learn that The follow
ing are the list of Unitarian clergyme6, in Yer.
mont:
Brutiieboro', Addison Brown.
Vernon, Timothy F. Rogers
Pom)ret, G. II. Sweet.
Sudbury Asa Smith.
Fdiriee, Horace Morse.
Burlington, George G. Ingersoll.
The above list is small indeed, but we appre-
bend that truth requires thai it be made still small
Ter. All the above gentlemen may be Unarians,
as orthodox Congregatonaliss, Presbyterans,
Episcopaans Baptists, Melhodists, &c. Trim
itaruns but there but four distinctive Unitu-
rlan congregations that ever heard OF, in YER
mont, and one of them (Windsor is now desti-
tute of II minister. Mr.. Rogers now resides in
Bernardston, Mass. From the Christian Register
of Nov. 18th, we learn that he has, tor fourteen
years past, been IN The service of the Society for
propagating the Gospel and that he labors in Ber-
nardston, Shelbourne, Richmond, Churlemoat and
Pernon. Mr.. Sweet and Mr. Smith probably be-
long to the Christian connexion, and Mr.. Morse,
for ought we know 10 the contrary, is the Rev. |.
p. Morse an Universast.
Those who furnish information for the Regis.
ter, in relation TO clergymer, are apt to be very
careless or very ignorant Baptists and FreewelI
Baptsts, Congregationaists and Presbyterians,
Episcopal aad Protestant Methodists, Christians
and Cntarians, are not unfrequently COMPOUNDED.
| The UniIarians as q denomination, are Congre-
gationallsts, rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity
There is a church in Burlington, and another in
marlborough, in this state. The late lanented
DR.. CLAIMING, of Boston, was preacher Of this
lailh. ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

thus answers the question -
ain respect of opinion, or principle, or any
Thing living and practical, it signifies no more
Than Mr. Gmel's finger post which "a gentle
man may turn round MS easy as nothing to which.
ever Of the four roads lie pleases."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

NEW YORK--TliE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
Notwithstanding the boosted 10000 locofoco
majority in New York, aud their overwhelming
majority of members Of the legislature, the official
canvass proves that in New York The loco .Jocos
are in The minority Van Buren, cannot carry
majority in his own State. The official is as fol-
lows:
Wings, 1856, 3l3
Abolition, l5572
Naive An.ericun, S,7l2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Some of our Southern neighbors affect the be-
lief that the mountains near Montpelier" render
railroad on this route imprac:icahle. Really we
beg them to understand that The railroad will not
he carried over the imaginary mountains nor
over any of the renl ones in our neiglborhood-so
long as we have riuer valley, through oil the
mountains. liby any hocus pocus arts, they can
move the mountains into the valley, or run the
valley to the highest peaks Of the mountains, we
may indeed have to give up the road but we
think, as the Wings said to little Van in l640, "you
can't come IT,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
RAIL.ROAD.ITIES.

We learn from the Concord IN. II. Statesman
tina, the route from Concord to Lebanon has been
surveyed, with highly satisfactory results. That
paper suggests that the road will be carried
through, unless prevented BY The rddicaiism Of The
Wew Hampshire iocojocOs. We are sorry to say
that some locofocos in Vermont are Of this stamp
fortunately for that party, not all OF them. The
people on the route, Wings and locos, will cheer :
fully dispose of their lands even without ell act Of
iucorporation--thu proving that hty do not thank
their locofoco legislators for any Interference
We shall endeavor TO give the article of the
Statesman hereafter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

"WHAT DOES VAN BURENlSM MEAN?"
The New York Gazette, IA Calhoun paper,)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

The Boston Atlas opens the discussion in Bos-
ton by publishing letter Oh the subject of the
two proposed routes through Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Unitarian Cergymen in Vermont. From Wal
toms Register for 1884, we learn that The follow
ing are the list Of Unitarian clergymeh, in Ver-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
Scr 9erlre N5eo nab rem S>inme[

@m 9eIcprcot9er BON mebr Gfer ais BeIhetbenbet,
bate bic gewobnhet chcr oeuen er beaequete ann.
reoen unO nab 1hrem 9etltIiden Mchltano III fraoeu
@nF be5e9nete er einem yanobur1deu, Der init eiuer
&arre"l1ouug aSeIld)tcrn 9efabren.
'9iaubIt gu an elnen &ctt meiu 8reuno 2" faste
er "a benz 9anomann.
81. 1neIn Nerr,' mar rte plcstid,e Sluttrcrt.
'Se)eIt Nu Oelne Sibel, betct Ou 3u Detnem Sdb6e
pier 'o 9ebelt On re9etnrlBte III Die STRIDE g Ote1e
Ne19e bon Bro9en puroe chen 10 IdneQ nit ccu beant
mcrtct: |@jche ooran in Oeinem QDeqe nit Treunen,
len Snrfhe, ubr er fort, |Du bit auf Dem r,tae,l
gSc9e nad1 ccm joln1nel.|
Der Surltte fnallte nit 1einer peitChe uuo trieb
freuos tUe'ter, rbne 3weifel nit Der ou9enebmeu a
rdht.
Sn Der 3eIt fam ene onrere 9ericu Dor bic init ebcu
Der 1relltl9tclt 9efraQt mMroe
'glaublt Ou an @Dtt, mctn Socrr g
'9Sa6 9rbt ee Gid an ncln Oerr, mas iot oloutc 81
ermlecerte ter 9cfro9te nit eirem Sd ces@riouueus
'Du bit III Der Sale Der Sittertet uuo in BEN 0Son
ben Der 9ohloG9fett 1d,rie Der bcleotqte lreooer
'l9aue noh Jenem Guriteu bort peron, Der pfeifeue
enen Sarrsn trelbt-er 1T au Dem 9eraoen Q8ege nad
'Se mag 70 fctn, ent9egnete oer ebrtte Bauer, |o(
lem Denn er oortbrn 9ebt . &c ut er nj il ether
K onn 9efo lenem Bel1d1torubiu,
,ple 1eb 9emiB lprtB.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
p;tt6burs gtrp. l.
Scr Nf1rrer unb Die g)2noh,

Die @cnrt Der piertejdbreen Situuoeu muroe am
Npnta9 Dor adht Sagen ertffnet lluter ben bereits
oerhanoeten Sden crrc0t folecuoer qrcses 4uf{tben
Sleoncr o5ane WcSacoe tritt ais &ldoerin aeaeu ben
Gnrfp George Deari1aa ouf uuo beabtiat ibn ei(d(.
ger Serblnonn9 une oeren Sc(ecn Die 4n,pGfte Der
&la9ern ilno, Der Ctltrfta6prcat Worbeoo uub spcz
eanoes; Der Setla9te >plroe BON ben Nerren Vnmrn
Sramts no Smltb oertreten.-Dte Il6ocrin biente im
naue oeS 9eltlld1en errn, Der perberntbet il mnb
S'noer hat @lnes Nbenos, 9ie6t &daerir an. fam er
al al nr Sstt uno ocran9te oaielbe gu tbeilen. Das
aoten 1du9 ee tbm natilrlid ab, aber ,uIet errei,
te er ocd letnen 3ped Tad eetbaner Chat bemerfte
en- cas er ene 9roBe Snoe 9etban tr6ffete lid, Qber
oaaet, oaB Oooto (db befelbenTebers Ctu[ota oemat
nabes ytod o!efer 3ett beiute er bqs doden 6fters
oft SeeIma bic 9Sode, erdbnte aber nen,als bes Oo
otos Ae Die Volsen oes aneeetd,en cSutercurfes t,
bar tpnroeu. bleB Srau Maridall bas 9ldoben ibr
Dans Serlai1en. Das Ideden that 70. Sc oiena al
ener SHUTTER unb bao oerbreitete d bas @ereoe. b9
eleanor BON Dem Germ pfarrer gMutter fep
DIE H1rden1ltelten borten bon Der Sad1e unb beoo=
ben ild 1u tem Mdbden. 9lnfanas Mil es nidt fnre
den, af Drtn9en Der SHUTTER aber aebt fe ben Nerrn
pferrer ais Ibdter an. a9t jebpd baB er nur einmai
nno ipatet 0ae er rr 3tretna @ ibr auf biele 8eile
9snabf hebe' Ste snro eutbunoen unb beuloat unter
a'noesnotben, eem Goee nabe, Dor bem r,te Der BON
Der N'dt9teH Ihrer slusfa9e anfmerfIam aen,at inn.
mer 'op DEN Yfarrer, beGen @emeince9lieo fIe it.
Nad erfcl9er 0eHeiun9 oerflaate fe ben onaeblden
5en9cn 9eben ibr einen auten Sbarofter
nnc iaSen cbn9edbr aus, mas wir 70 ebeM onaeqeben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01

bend aus 81 San'tlien, Gle iue9ciamut 400 Yercnen
ausmahen.-sie balten ras altIutbertte 8eteuntniB
ais Glaubens princtp felt, unO 1uO hauptfdd we9en
8erhinoerun9 freier 9eItgion5 llebun9 aus rensen
auS9ewanDert. Gin preO9er uno Sduucbrer besIeiten
lie. sm leeten Srea9 leaten Ne berett6 ben YIats 'u
Grief ansu[e9en 9eoenten Ter sre Su begnnenre Sau
ra Der eiue5 @Sttesbaues ien Oaoae ibr lluterucb.
crtwdbreuo Elm sIldlides uno 9e(e9netes ein uuo
blRibcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
8 Ell ~ @faH

Der 'Niasara Courier perbrettet fi in einem befens
bern Nrtife ber ben ocrtge WDhen gefebenen snfauf
BON un9efdhr 1900 sder Qanb in benz Ictpn y. Wbeat
ftelo> bWrd cine sn5abl rreuBfde, Gmgranten, befe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
UcSu allem Grnff![9

0Eir f0nueu 11iht ldnscr fApeigen itcr bic Tadlil
9fet folder unierer lluterfrelber, Die bre 3ettunq
init Socl5 su beSaten perprcd1en taben. Sdon felt
Oecnlen erit1crn mir e ieoe Scde an tbre pAt, al
lein oer9ebens. gEenn MIR OS b1ben pcIIen, mitler
mir frthes fir'5 a are Gclo faufen uso fHunen eS
audi raun 1,iht INNER habei, wenn mir c6 geraoe am
nStbi9iten broudeu. Su eer Serle9enhct mnreen tur
ME tcn1men, tenu erpihuc Ncrrcn llntertretber tb
rer Naiht puftli, nncflnen, o1 eS ia cbneOes fhDu
eue greidtcruu9 fir Ne 1T, reun mir NoS, tat baas
res @elo, anuehmeu lGlr f6nneu niobt ldu9er ,pars
teu.-9Ser nht inncrbaIb eines Mcnat6 CfaGl5 bic Se
Qe fahrbar ub) feline Gldtlnoe init NcEs beSahlt, mnB
d's 9efuuen la)1en, penn mir uns um's ta1re @elc
QcS bat feue 3eit" fa9t Der weilc Salr:
mott
Eg Be unlere geehrten 9c}cr aus uulercr brutigcn
Stummer erfehen, 1T bic 0emcfratie aUentbaIben lTcg
relG.-Sm Staate Widigan pHroen fte Sccne auf els
ne bredltde lSee qebdutet nno lit Mahad)uictts cr.
gng's ibncn ndt beIer. 0ie QGbi9s 1T uuern1 Gtaae
1aben caber niht nothg, cin 70 grcee6 @erei pe9cn
hrcs oermciutlideu Sic9e6 su crbeben tit 1914 rer>
ben ile @cle9cuhet II Nrren, aure geiIdter sts
lthneren. QScun bic 0emrfratcu in III QSerfe Qe
ben, 1T ,bnen bos ndhtc Olal Der Sie9 mcbr alS 9e
'pib. Shr Griumpb in 0tetp gcrf, WldiSan, Wa1actuz
lctt5 uno anoern Staaen 1T Elm erfreuIidcs 3ehen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
Oer Y}QterlQn6s Yreunb unb G5eiitber 3eit

9ud fust Gin 3eu9e aus, baB 0err NarIhoU Idon Dor
4 SabreH elmer 9e!pBen 8rou QUDo dbMIite SIntrd9e
Qcmadt babe.-Ger 8efla9te bate perlhcbeue 3eu9en
Die ibn enen 9uten @hdratter 9eben une bn tets as
euen ootesfurd3ti9en Maun eefauut baben @s erebt
EGa ourd, rercn 9lusa9en, oaB Elm jun9er Mann ga.
(mens lSlrn,- Der frnber bcY Sru. Mar1haQ oiente,
}lpGtcr uber Ornl hc9en geite bertOnmcn tpuroe u.
Gottessclebrbelt fucirt, Gfters irs Yfarrbaus ,u
Be1lc FAM, AUDI bort p Gage lang tpibreno Der 9tb
weicubet bes parrcrs aufbelt. Gr ru frGnfd eerpe,
leu 1e1 enernte lc ais Der pf1rrer BON 1einer Mee
;urudfam uo 1T am lebten Oeonta9 getcrben. Oie1er
jun9e Wann Wurcc 9elehcn, ais er init rem NRdrd1en
unter cuter lnterbaltuus sur Stride 9ieu9 @r bielt
lld gemobutb in benz Stuoirsimmer ors pfarrerS auf
o1s Wdocten bcfano I'D, n1d1 SusIaoe ene6 3cM9en
tcftmal6 lit ocm Dbcren 3imnter lpahr(hendb Inn bic
Setcn III MAIDEN, mas aber n,rrcr (ebr ange oauertc
Sin anocrer 3eu9e tcmmt ennlal an bic Tbiue bon
lEllpn5 3immer, noet tIe oer1hlcen flcpt, erbdlt
felne 9npprt, bot en @erdu1t) TN 3imn1er ais menn
Stlhle gerlldt muroen e6 miro enocD 9e6fnct, lSt(
lpn tebt 5lcmltt1 pcrlc9en in Der Otte oee 3nlmere
an etnem runoen & Stlhe uuo bic Gb6re, pede in oa5
3tmmer oe6 Wdod'cns flhrt, miro leie su9eu1adt -
Oa6 Sett il gSnlcns Stube Iebt siemith flad) aus
Sin anoerer 3eu9e eht Jtad)ts etnen NHlnn aus o.r
STRIDE fcmr1cn, flebt @leancr uno QSiltou inn St,oir
Stmmer oee pfalrsr6 5lammcnltebtn, cent Epdter bin
aus nHo betrodtet oas Set tommt ihm Dor ais pcnu
jneD oarn 9ee9en hdten.
Sotpelt bic hauptahlidifen 3eu9enau6l1sen.
N1e 0eocn Der Sloppfatcn n1bmeu mehrere Sage
meg uno bic Ge1dmoreuen sr9en (Itb am Samltaa
WOr0eH Slrlct, t1ren aber am NHonta1 WeorgeH phue
utcr eIn lrthe1 e1nt9 9ewproeu Su eln IN bic Court
'por1nF oIeleoe etle eue lnterudhuu9 Der Sade fir
ndd,tcn W9cnat anDrrnete.
81" thcureS Sino fir oa6 Gouuty [@rurier.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01

Der ,Ndnnerd,crI' Elm lit pblabetpbiaG5e<
ter bes 9eitnns ees 6errn Tbcrbede beftebenber rn
fansperein, beabGhhstin &nrsem 9acmber9's Ora terri
ans ,,oie 9lede" BON Sdiaer, auf3ufubren. Da fett
sruree ibon fraber. BON ben ceut|den Mu(lf Der
elnen tn Baltimore 9e9eben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01

mpfb cptlI n a | q d.-9tls bad Donavekapf
9ecuena am g. 0acU. IL ct. ecus antam fprdna s. m.
none, aus Der taR Sre.soeaidde .erte, tabSttf sst
Derienen uno rerarnRcete nrd Mebrere dttcere.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

on bazaar in Oxiord-street, whittier the familiar
name perhaps attracted him" for the term ba-
is in use also among the people of this coun-
try; ,; but he does not appear to have been partlc-
ularly struck by any thing he saw there, except
the richness and variety of the wares. On the
contrary, he complains of the want OF fragrance
the roses, as compared with those OF his native
land" there was one pantain.tree which seemed
to be regarded as sort of wonder, though thou
sands grow in our gardens without any sort OF
culture" The presence of the female attendants
at the stalls, a sight completely at variance with
Asiatic ideas, is also noticed with marked disap
PROBATION" Most Of them were young and hand
some, and seemed perfect adopts IN the art OF SELL
ing their various wares; but l could not help re-
Aecting, on seeing so many fine young women
engaged in this degrading occupation, on the ease
and comfort enjoyed by our females, compared to
the drudgcry and scrvic employment to which
the sex are subjected in this country. Not
withstanding all the English say Of the supe-
ror condition of their women, 1t IS quite evident,
from all | have seen since my arrival, that their
social state is far below that Of our females =
This sentiment is often repeated II the course of
the narrative; and any one who has read, IN the
curious work of Mrs. Nicer Hassan Ali, quoted
above, an account of the strict domestic seclusion
in which Moslcm females having any pretenslons
torank, or evenrespectabilty retained are in India
will not be surprised at the frequent expression OF
repugnancc whenever the writer sees women en-
gagged in any public or out-of-doors occupation
a custom so abhorrent to Oriental, and above all,
to Indian ideas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
o20 eodly
pEFINED SUGARS.

AT THE EoLLo1W3ylLNS6G S6 Low CAsH i rRiCs. .t sna
w srd 1uslity Double Refined Sugar follows namely
il. cents per H. Wh=n less than packages are
Crushed n u sddi:ioas os-'' - f'N-'N
i9r tn above are packed as follows:
n,rss Nv IN bcxss Of 800 lbs.
1m,hed in bbs OF 290 :.
=, RI, Patent Sugar Refinery, come, Of
soas$ aP$plS and INon;someES or at Wasteet
y: -. 81 I'm.
DFFTVEU SUGARS.-K. L. u A. STUART
Tor sale ths var ous ss Of their Refined Sugars,
= ,ts, Of i've packages and upwaIds the following
cash sanderd padied Double Loaf Sugar II poand
Crushed III
Ground II
Ground Sugar I'd quality, !. &, liz
age Loa1es in boxes Of 300.
Crushed in barre Of 200.
Ground in barrels, Of go.
hers street Orders our OF the city must be accompanied b.
remittance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
cnRK Legs. ARMS. &c.

nHE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN.
ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.ccJOHtSs
hI;r thar he has re,1rne from iade phia No. t2 Wa
tseee Of Pks-stfss CITY "asas pan the he
no. and least complca,.J having through neees
IT, invented made and yoD an r'e,ai s ,oi Of vns
and ben M Iii ,,bo Iii on him for LEGS, HANDS,
s,T:.,s.o1 on i3 he COMMON WOODEN LEG aa2 ans
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
COAL, coal, COALh

COAL, COAL. COAL!
TVHE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having tesn removed IS permanently located al the
we'll known stand, OF Greeuwich aud ChIsopests.
where tbs proarietors receiving and WI! continue 70
receive diTec; from their collisrss owned BY me
choicest quality o Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
presse sell az eas per cent lower than any N the CITY
The Of the lard VII! be conducted by the snesc
bers and they solicit the patronage of the public hsr Old
customers and friends Coal by the CARO-.
through the Posi- Office will
WM. DAVIS,
ny3 SIN JAS FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

sss THREE FARMS tor sale, in the town of
~ Beeckman, Duchess Co7The said farms are adjo4.Hs H
first contains about one hundred and sixty acres with house,
barn Sc The SECOND contains about ons hundred and y
one hundred acres without buildings. All in good repair,
well watssd aud well pEoportlon1d With plough mssIow ne ,
If previously disposed Of they will BE- sold at Public
Aacion the lh of Nov next at 9cSck on the pre- M
premises: WHEELER ILBERT Beekman; or WRIGHT,
lOSEt. s. co. 20 Moor-.st.. New York Sl4 tNW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

THIS IMPORTANT INVENTION COmprlses
every convenience thar De applied in king stove
lis constructed ia, w, the SAM amount OF nr used N
much l-ss trouble and more perfect satisfaction The difficult
ties Of boiling for washing and doing the general cooking
the time which have been so great an 0PeeTn ,nn i,
ransren: o the top BY which each boiler has four different
Positions the peculiar application of the heat 70 me anu anu
dacsrJ with mutual benefit instead Of detent to each
Other render susceptible OF no lfnpf0
,v ors nj tb. sapr time varieties OF meat e!Sht
Of vegetables and @ dessert dstlnei from !he % 5trr
r. te arrangement o the top t" admit oil any SIZE ooT'
- p M a. n-ssur,nz from two gallons TO two barrels
Be examined 20 Of ,ho.s ho hs ' r
sloLlty eu M osi-;ua letters from scientific gentlemen
M store 9 %sf5 5t o the hy5ay 6dy ;sGI b
refunded. 80 I an - irnrns conrsr and
| ron wares the lowest possible rates. A3 " ater Street
b.t,s4en latys Be-knran and Fulton streets.
BThs Poor Mans store suaDs s FOR small l. iamss 9nS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
oi7 2w GR!NNELL, MINTURN & Co. rs Southst.


CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.
CAMUEL PlERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
~ MUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscriber invites
the public call at his Range Establishment III Fulton
ces from s25 10 $50 These Ranges are so constructed
be used with any kind fuel and with the ordinary kitchen
hnca the other necessary cooking operations They
ar, cealn cure for smoky chlinneys; ana also allow AL me
the licences that these superior to any
others that there less than three persons infringing
the patent right Of the proprietor against whom the public
ale cautioned suits have been Instituted against them for
These Ranges are wsr1 to TEHGE sat
os s%s so and Popreto III Faton.,t
DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
ESsy body Eos2n p IS polishing nm hs s,9Ss ana a. g6ss
w r Soy @ eae w Se Dssa to the Stoves
and G s I pENc ~ Te" PAsE S 4s
the British Lustr- aud Black Lead as lis ustre IS
brsh1s lass ons ana Is used Th % IN mufn , 1 Ha a% n
a brush you set beautiful polish. For sale at WNl.
BROWNS, t$ Wash!nston-;tree, Re'asl by all III the
Dealers and Famiii.s be supplied Of D. Sands I
Bfo3jWay. B5oSTr's ~ DD', -.-.' :. - ole In
TEYsER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
n rev and beautiful article. combining the two most
immense savin in fuel They came before the public with
the approval nearly all the physicians and public men OF
the both as regards health and comfort and 70 students
and men OF sedanary habits they invaluable The sdrng
cfle imm.nss and the new pattern i afransed with
ifg fng gxroo" Sd h1 have beautiful cast IRON o
and also hearth in front and are by lar the most ar
ticr that has been offered market Nothing VIII 20
80 far 70 recommend the air tight Stove great sale OF
which 5000 sold IN The ci1y Of Boston IN one year.
The prices are very low varying from ST TO SIP; and their
perfect operation in al cases guaranteed 70 the pnFcnasei
They are also arranged yh an oven i desired which makes
the article complete Also kysers celebrated Cooking Ai-
se' and St0yt5 JOIN 4 siil'as f. KEYsER iR No 1884 warse
s28 I'm doors from Beekman.street, New-f ork
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
SHAKER HOSIERY.

SHAKER HUSIERf
INIT AND FLANNEL UNDER Shit! 10
~ and Drawers Manufactured by the SHASExs OF aeT
rimack County y. H. Persons wishing superior article
OF under clothing, suitable or the season, comoninS
durability with warmth either wholesale retail are IN
ve 10 cali the Agent, where they viii be certain OF get
ting the genuine article where also b. found SHIRTS
Patent Ename- and Top Leather Umbrellas FeEtumey,
SC &c SC. g. W GORUM, Agent.
Ol2 O&N I'm l2S Maiden Lanr Pearl Y WaterSts