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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

sSssse FARM FOR SALE.-rwelve hundred and
sixty OF eace!lent land Offered for sale by
the subscriber. rh, land known as the Ashland
farm and situated tina OF Lyme Jefferson County,
ed the residue very heavily tmbered The land CT great
fertility aud situated excellent wheatsrowing sect'on
The buildings numerous extensive and commodious
and the location of the property such 10 oner amot ale
vantageous OF capital for individual A.
socton disposed extensively into the farming ba-
siuess For further particulars inquire OF
Refers Marsh Willis, lol Pearst, New.YoIk City.
au,h,r aDl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
10 NNn ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
%.ONJO For SALE-LYng ID Orange and Rock.

10 NNO ACHES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
I%,O'JU FOR SALE-Lying ID Orange snd Rock
land Counties State Of New York. IS miles from the city,
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
Ramapo River running nearly through the Of it. Is
well stocked with wood of 2 years growth and upwards
considea part of might bs made arabic There is
yera iron mines one Of which has lately been opened and
proved n be of first quality There also very extensive
ureto Lake TWO miles long and mile wide lies in
part of tract the scenery which beautiful IL is three
Tract Access be had tot in three four hours By The
ackensack aud Orange Turnrke, by the way of NyaeS
or Haverstraw.
IL will be sold in parts if offer is made for considerable
Inquire I2 Chatham street. whsA be
and other particulars ascertned relative the above premt
ses auI inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

NURSE WANTED-An English, Scotch, or
~ American woman who understands taking care of child
ren and may e.r Of place b. applying at l23
BleeCker 81. between and L. 4. VI. o2 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

NEW BOARDING IiOUSE.-Gentlemen can
be accommodated with good board and pleasant
377 Brooe street between iot, and Mulberry Those p
nlyiug eaflY will have choice oi rooms. so I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

NTANIED-A situation by young respectable
w Scotch woman 10 do cooknG washing and ironing
general houework Apply at 81 Charles ST. EsleJeyces
given if required o22'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

DOARDING.-Tw or three gentlemen can have
ID pleasant rooms with board private family The loca
tion pleasant, and the vicinity of ST. Marks Church In
GuiIe at l73 Tenth st. SO lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

" FIRE IN THE MouNTArNs.--We continue to
Nc Ne Ae best signs of Wing success beyond the
Mountains. The immense accession of younr
Mnigs IN all that region, and the unabated zeal
- so,a .ie veterans OF ,40-give earnest of Wing
sSse N A, IN that portion of the State, which
aas; aas never been approximated- We have already
w. asea e. tne formation ofseveral Clay Clubs beyond
.as VIZ aueghanles. The papers received last night
apgsise US OF the formation of another in Wheel
w s' accompanied by allthe spirit and enthusiasm,
o'aca distinguished the public proceedings of 40
Richmond Wing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

FRENCH SPEAKING CLASSES.-Proics>or
P MOULS bess leave respectfully to inform the pubic;
thai NJ viii Isume his morning and eTcning classes on the "a
OF October au offer, his services young aides aud gentle
desous OF acquiring grammatical and practical know
ledge that language and being ntrcieGin the study OF the
French classical authors 33 Broadway between White aud
tranklin $50 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

pOARD-A gentleman and his wife or one or
ID two single gentlemen have full partial board aud
very lleasant No. IS " lie ST. ie'S doors from
Rro,,w,y SIG I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

sssp4A PART OR THE WHOLE of valuable
SS Farm for safe Orange County, miles West OF New
burgh on Browns turnpike, containing about 80
lying both sides OF the road; has large story dwenss
2bafns wasgohouse and all other buildings; has
fruit There neveriailing Of water running
through IT, aboundng with fish; also, well of eXcelen: wa
ter by the door TheI. about 20 Of woodland the
remainder being divided plough, meadow and pssturs
land Of the best quality and all good fence Terms
2OS anal street. Daniel X Cayc 81 Water street. Newbas.
r of the subscriber on the premises.
sIDI Iu,k
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
nROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAT-

DROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAT
ICAL System Of French Taught without Books The
subscriber forming his usual classes, for the
season, his residence 9 Broadway entrance IN
Grand street. This method being highyct. Cd TO
public patronage, requiring but little time udv
cannot fail give thorough know ledge of the I.,d and
full satisfaction pupil Those who wish TO be instruct
ed will dowel to call immediately hs uumher Of pupils
will be limited. a. BASStT.
N. BIhe Professor can only be seen before A. NJ and
after 2 VI. 81 Qeod6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
DEV. J. +. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
IL nf 9 luL EaciEc Rrnnk

DEV. J. + MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
II SCHOOI-(coIncr of Clnlonand Pacific streets, Brook
yn)-TS School will ope. on the ls day Of September
FuncruaI attendance the pups Is requested.
The OF instruction THIS nstitullons pl ana tho
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical and
ScsuC branches. StIcl attention paid the formation
the moral well intellectual character Of pupils The
FIRST masters employed III th several departments and the
mode Instruction continued which has long salts
faction.
The limited number Of SIX pupils win be received into the
Circulars stating terms sc. may be had application at
the Church Depository No. % John.s or al the bookstore OF
MIR. 4. V. Blake, Fulton-t. NewYork and at Mr. a NJ
Wder's Bookstore. 81 Fulton-st Brooklyn. au3Gtf
VOCAL AND INSTR RUMENTAL MUSIC
SCHOOL, No. l32 Spring street, between Wooster and
Laurens. Mr. Z. L, BARNES will commence hi, annual
Vocal Music Glasses, as follows:
class for the instruction of Ladies in Vocal Music,
Wednesday the ith Of Oct, O'Clock, P NJ. Tuition So
per quarter Of IL lessons.
Vocal Music class for Ladies and Geltlemen, Mon
day evening. Oct 3D. hafpas l. Tuition for Gentlemen
So; Ladies So per quarter.
A Juvenile Glass Saturday Oct 7h, at O'Clock. NJ
Tuition s. per q@arer.
Each Of tie above Glasses ep,yable in advance
cling with the elementary principles OF the science and
srsslqg fast as the improve ment of the pupils viii admit,
AL who esrouS Of learning invited TO attend the In
oductor Lccturs which viii OCCUPY the first meeting of
inquire al the Music Room, No. 1872 Spragst S27 lot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

NEW-YORK TATTERsALL's--Por
sae this establishment beautiful PAL par s %a ar
the properly seas%sn ws w aeons snd
Hsrnsss = az he bs. NO fsTther foz them ,a
These horses worthy .hs sS ssass fa4 .% 9' diy
.Ss ws T seen GEO ~. MILLER. P10pas;oI, 40 5'saeHss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two capable women
w either cook wash ard iron, TO DO chsmberwok
or general houseworh Apply at No. So Church St 500
GOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS
VI can be obtained at no. &c Cliff street $50 it a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

EXTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
IL adioinns the New.York AMI Erie Railroad. on the
Rmapo River IS miles from the City Of New. York capable
of driving Machinery almost extent as there are Tour
or i've falls and great body Of %Ster, together with the
whole or part OF 600 Of land heavily timbe,st with
of ist quality Limestone possessihggIse
considerable part Of the land is cleared and cu
yated aud there might be made excellent arms OF
clearing. Tuxedo Lake two miles long and one mile rid
lies part Of the the of which is beSutiu
The place Is remarkably healthy. L IS known as the Au'
be had it three four hours from the city
OF New York by the New York and E!Ie Railroad, 10 Ave
hours by the way Of Hackensack aud Orange 1ump'ks,
by the way Of Mack Haverstraw the Hudson RIver
Inquire at No. i2 Chatham st $50 3ms
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT in the Village
Y of Jamaica L. FOR SALE.--WiIl be sold al Public
Auction at the Merchants' Exchange in the City Of New
at noon by A. Bleecker Auctioneers the country
dence the village Of Jamaica b. lately owned and ocou-
pied by Mr. William r. Oracle together with the farm con.
ted with containing about eightyse and hab acres
ofand The premises IN question are situated on he weoSr
road leading through the village OF Jamaica, anu adoin the
lands of John A. King, Esquire.
They consist of the farm above mentioned which Is IN sI.
ceet order we'll fenced and enclosed: double dwelling
house. wh back building surrounded BY fine shade and fruit
OF farmer and his family stables barns ouhousss ice
house conservatory Sc There is alss the preussE
sufficient supply OF water quantity Of woodland, and al
variety OF fruit and Part OF the purehse
money bond and mortgage For farther par
tcnats, inquire Of Charles E. Butler No Hanover street. or
Of William G. Ward No, AZ Wall street, NewYork.
The dwelling house be application at the house
Of Mrs. Nancy Oracle, Jamaica.
-" -N''' ~ william WARD }T,u,.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
n or three single gentlemen be pleasantly accommodat
ed with board by applying at Al Last Broadway s25 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

BOARDING AT II CiREENNNlCH-STREET
ID The house is large aud the rooms furnished with crates
well calculated for families single gentlemen parlor
the first floor Lodging 81 rer week. Tanscelt board
shlinss per day. Meals equally low fease call and SEE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

reSp THREE FARMS tor sale, in the town OF
, Beeckmsn Duchess Co The said farms sdic'nirc
each other will h- sold separately together ne
barn The second CONTAINS about hundred md thirty
with small farm house upon The third contains
on hundred acres without buildings. Ali in good repair.
well wated aud well proportional with plough meadow.
and ood land Also good orchards OF kinds Of fIa
Ii no, previously disposed Of they will be sold at Public
Aucton the 18th OF Nov next at e o'clock on the
premises: WHEELER Git BERT, ,Beekman or WRIGHT.
lOSEE & Co, % Nlcorest New-York. SID tNN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

sahAN2. g.. 5. Z. II. 1t DI. OM Y 90 Ametlnn..l..

Sisno Vito Vit will b. happy his friends Of Now,
York well a. hose from the South apd Wet The
viii be open on Wednesday previous the sale aud brilliant
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

pOARD--A gentleman and lady. and two single
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with board private
family where no others are taken and all the comforts OF
home caa BE- expected The location is good beus near
the family has or two children. References exchanged-
nffic
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

r OTIS AT AUCTION-Wi,l be sold at auction
Lon the premises on the 2ilh day o October ueNt. 80 los
various tmeusious IN te ioushng manufacturing WI
lese o; Waterloo, Seneca county Sale Psrertofy t9
until all sold Terms very beIa-made known at sie
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

FURNITURE NOTICE-So.a Bed>tead>, Nc
A E, COTTON would inform all VINO an IN n,nt OF Fur
nure Of any description, that lie prepared - furnish ana
has constantly hand very large assortment inclu5mg
Ful.s Patent Sofa Bed,ea,s, which for simplicity, da
by and economy without their equal. The public
invited call and examine hen--aiso all other kinds o
SrflS sal, on hand
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

-. TO THE PUBLiC.-Whereas Os-
born * Little OF 30 Futon.treet have ed-
4 rertised Conger's Edge Tools for sale, and
"A 8 and the impression has gone abroad that they
~ are Of my make, and whereas the said Os-
born Little are unwilling remove said pr.s
SION by stating the whereabouts of the real maker therefore,
10 nndeceire my friends and the public in general would
merely that ,ools can be had only No sa
fun supply may always be had liberal discount TO deal
ers and Ia future viii De stamped Conger 50 AoIney
80, s 49, s9a i'm, John GONGER, Newly ork,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

Those breaking 10 housel.eping wishu= 20 sell Ill OF
portion Of their Furniture viii end ready sale b. send
lug line or caiiln; upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended 70.
au26tf r COTTON lls Fulton aud q Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

DERTH ANlBOY SEMINARY : Scientific,
Mathematical and Classical--hs Principals fully intend
their School shall be second point OF merit ie
Winter Session vii commence Aiond AZ Noyember6 6.
Terms moderate III accordance with the mei Circulars
'''' D''''' s T. WOODBRIDGE,
si26y. S. 6. WOODBRIDGE.
q W FEEkS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
~. SCHOOL, Go Broadway (near S,uycesant nstitute)
viii be re-opered GU Monday, 18th Septe,nbefc;
TEACHEEs.-C. L. W ashbun, a. NJ. tla;eya tuor IN
Amherst College, Latin and Greek; A Pestaux French;
PURCELL Drawing; W. Dawson, Penmanship; ". B. Brad
bury Vocal Music
The English and Alatenatcai Departments Will be under
the superintendent Of the Principal.
Circulars containing terms Sc may be had application
Mr. Bran 65 Broadway, the Principal. au3l IT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

CTATE OF NEW YORK -Secretary's Office
OAlbany, August l5 ls3To the Sheriff Of the City aud
County of New York-Sr: Notice hereby given, that at
the general election be held the Tuesday succeeding
the hrst Monday of November next the following officers
TO BE- elected to wit A Senator for the First Senatorial Dis.
supply the vacancy which will by the eYra
fhe Of OF Morris franklin on the last day
Of December
Also, the following County Officers. to wit, Thirteen
B. Hart whose i'll expire the last day OF December
next a County Clerk in the place of Nathaniel Jarvis
whose term will expire on the said day Coroner the
place Of Cornelius Archer whose Will expire said day
Yours respectfully,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

s-A SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
"a Under aud pursuant the directions contained in The
LIN m ard testament OF Eleanor Coie, deceased the
,tIcrsgt-, will te sold At Public Auction at tho
Merchants Exchange the tI;y Of New York the 18th
day November twelve o'clock noon by Anthony
Blercksr Co Auc;ioneer all that certain lot piece
parcel of nd situate ylng and being IN the Fifth Ward
the City New o beng of the land called the Church
by the number thrytwo the los
heretofore sold auction BY the Rector and nhae,tant, Of the
of iork eommuni1p of the ro,rstant fpi,eo-
a Church IN the State 81 New York aud bounded and
,ipng follows wit Seu,herly IN front Jay street
feet taSterly sd BY Staple 50 fee. inches.
Westerly on the other side by hiftyhIes So est
INCHES and Nerhey IN the r,S! BY p,oITty belonging 20
the same less. The SAID premises now known As
number Jay Terms of sale made known appca'
ton to EDMUND ). DERRY, Esq No. i9 Fulton street.
JOHN CALDWELL, >r..,,,s.
so 2tawtS L, L. DEVAN,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

The Washington Elixir in envelopes containing clear sim
pie and precise directions for It's may be obtained ol Ut
+. Nj. GUION l27 Bowery of Gtandst. and of r. y
Moss Grand and Cannon-sts Wc.doyer III Eighth
Avenue a w Gabauden 81 Sixth Avenue; DR.. H. Leggett
cor Avenue and Sd street D. H. Butn-lt, corner Sd Ave
and athstreet Dr. H A. Field Broawa and 18th
Guinness l23 Sd Avenue lth STREET I'D Ches
Bowe and Broeme street j. j. CoddaSon
Deromas Co.. 80 Chatham street; Dr. VIM Cecil Forkve
A L. Lounsbury, Manhatanvile, DR., w. &. Wood llir-
lem o2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

r TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, for August,
ust published by Mason g. Co. contains re-
Wow Of Torrens on Free Trade Of Bucking-
hams America John Knox and Rizzio. and
several other papers Of general interest. It is
neatly printed and sold at fifty cents number
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

WASHINGTON ELIXIR.-A pure Vegetable
w Compound :" Natures God has secreted in the 'es-
table kingdom s9'S sure and speedy Femeds for AZ
Toll This well known assertion Of Doieotde one Of ,h
another evidence of truth aud wisdom the discovery Of
,hs Washington Ei.r Which for IT'S many virtues may be
of il that hundreds OF best citizens attest us almost
magic power in thoroughly curing that most ntosrbe OF all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
81, CARE AND PuNcTUhLyTY or THE
MOST RKASoNABLg rEes,S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

g. :. GRoSvi.SdR. Attorney.
New York oS,b c., ie,s >cS lnt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elizr Is equal
y eicacious the of Ch9lera Morbu Bilious Ch9Iae
Washington Eliz beng composed entirely Of yege,,ble
though unequaed for the rpidy and vigor with which 1t
compels the stomach perform the peculiar functions re-
qured eNectng radical cure OF the above mentioned
dseases-one dose having, uequsnty caused perna-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

i Maiden Lane
I5,O0o pairs Ladies' plain and figured Rubbers
1900 do. Mems do do.
5000 do Misses and Childfen's do.
1900 do. Mems and Women's shut Rubber Over Shoes
500 do. Ladies' iur-bound Grecans, leather soes
500 do. Golye or corded top kubbers
800 DO Ladies' quilted silk upper -Shoes-a
aud elegant style
ALso-A arce with surface Of patent japanned ini ish
together with many other styes-nakng the complete
stock for the Trade select from be found the United
States HORACE. II. DAY
Successor 10 the Roxbury l. K. Co.
s1e I'm 25 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

,.
SHERIFF, OFFICE, NewYork, August 49, 1913.
The above published pursuant the notice OF the Sece
tsry of State and the requ Of the statute ~ s4ch case
made and provided. MONMOUTH B. HARI.
Sheriff of the City and County Of New-YoI k.
All the newspapers the county will publish the above
once in each week until the election See Revised Statutes
vol l. chan s. title 3D. part lst lO4. au30 6taw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

SwS -FOUR FARMS FOR SAt4E-Con;ain.ns
J from IS scrvs.Tic above Farms pleasantly
situated 10 the village OF New Providence, s,.sa Co
New. jersey The tud good spS high Of cult
eaton The houses and ou'huIldingS good repair.
The MAJ, passing through the place TO and from the
city ot New. York four times week They vii BE- sold
separate Persons wishing information concerning ,sd farms,
can se r subscriber the Merchants Hotel q Courtian
,trrct. r,etY Moadly afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03
DRlNTEKS AND BlNuEKS WAKhKOOM

Printers of newspapers who publish 's advertisements wi"
this note three t,ues the first July next and send
of their pa,s will be entitled 10 payment oil thslr bill
ON huying four times the aIrouut of it, tI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-03

"LErrEns TO THE LAIrY" is the title of a
pamphlet just published by Campbell Of Phila-
dslphia, and for sale by saxton &, Miles, 205
Broadway.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-18
THE DEMOCRATIC WING.

The present condition Of the Loco foco party
Of this State, presents a crisis in The affairs Of
the Wings, which If used with spirit and eneT~
gv, will result in their triumphant success. The
discard and confusion, that prevail among the
Loco Focos, the fierce and angry feelings, which
have arisen in their ranks, and tie iealousies
and dissention, which have split them into fac
tons, together with the exposure, which they
make sf their own prohigaey and corruption,
give assurances that theiI complete overthrow is
near at hand. Their corruption and abandon
meat Of principle are rapidly working their own
cure, aud public sentiment Is again assuming
sound and heallhful condition. Under oiroum
stances 30 favorable, il becomes the imperative
duty ofthe, Wing party TO speed the progress Of
this political and moral revolution. To pros
trate party so distracted by their own dissen.
lions, and so degraded By their own prohigaoy,
requires but a vigorous and determined effort
on the part Of the Wings in exposing the enor-
nifty oftheir disgraceful doctrines and in taising
advantage Of their weakness and distraction.
One Of the most cffectual methods Of distri-
buling political information among the people,
and producing eoneart Of action IN a party Is
by the agency Of a well conducted press.
The weight Of the Eastern and Northern por-
ton Of this State in its political movements,
makes AIlNNAuMa NtA W AAN AAAah AAA HNA AAAtH
points in Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal, advocating the leading doctrines OF tbs
Wing party.
In view Of the fell elections in this State
which will be but TRAINING exercise for The
grand contest Of 1874, VIC have made prepare
tons for the more extensive circulation Of our
paper; and we call upon our patrons add al VINO
arc friendly to the cause which we advocate, 70
lend their assistance as Wings 70 the promotion
Of our object Without a more liberal support
than we have yet received from our party. It Is
impossible for US 10 continue at our sole expense
the Publication Of paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed US one cent ior what we havs had
10 expcnd. -.
arc as followG -
-Four dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in six months,
Six at the end oftho year.
Three copies year for ten dollars IN advance,
Five copies year, ior fifteen dollars,
No paper will be discontinued, unless al The
thpioa Of the Proprietor, until all aueaFsge'
shall have been paid up.
II. H. BROW
Editor and Proprietor
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-18
TRuST SAME.


my virtue Of a certain Deed Of Trust exc
I'D euisd 10 John J. Goodwin By Mckinney
Holdernoss, for the benefit Of John Han Tor
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date on
The twenty eighth day Of November, A. d.
1880 and duly recorded in book number II,
pages 1886, 337 and '35, Of the office Of the
Clerk Of Probales for the County Of Lowndes
in The State Of Mississippi shall BY virtue
Of a power Of attorney from said John J. Good
win, trustee, and in accordance with the pro-
visions Of said deed in trust, proceed to sell
for cash, at public auction, at the court house
Of the county Of LowndeF, and State aforesaid
On the third day Of June, next, lS43,
the following land or ground, in The town Of
Columbus, in the said State, 10 Wit;
A part Of Lot numbered ten, m square num-
bered three, north Of Main street, in the plan
Of the said town Of Columbus, being the north
west corner Of said lot, on which the banking
house Of the Real Estate Banking Company
Of the said town Of Columbus now stands.
being forty eight feet, eight inches Of ground
fronting on said Market street, running on
Military street forty three feet, thence south
forty eight feet, eight inches, and From thence
forty three feet, west, TO Market Street.
ALSO:
Forty seven feet, four inches Of land on Mar
ket street, commencing at point at forty eight
feet eight inches from the north west corner
Of said lot nu nbered ten, running from thence
fronting on Market Street, south, forty seven
feet four inches, and from thence running back
east GO feet and from thence north forty seven
feet four inches, and from thence west run-
ning &c feet, to the point Of beginning, as feet
s inches from said corner, together with ell
and singular, the appurtenances ihereunto
belonging, and al the estate. right, title, and
interest, whatsoever, as well 10 law, as 10
equity, Of the said Mckinney Holdernesi, in
and 10 the same, and in every part thereof.
Such title OnlS as is vested in me BY virtue
Of said trust deed, and power Of attorney, WIN
convey to the purchaser.
April, q, Is43--pf Sl5
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-18

Mr.. S. T. MUNsoN the Ddguerre0iyps ope-
rdior, win be absent for some len or twelve days
ON a professional visit 10 Aberdeen, when he
viii again return to our city, and for few days
only will tender his professional services to the
citizens Of this place, we must cordially recon-
mend Mr. Munson as q skiliul operator, bis ex-
ecutions are not surpassed, and we will add,
not equaled by anything Of the kind that we
have ever seen. Tnose who wish 10 obtain
perfect and indelble likeness OF themselves or
their families, will do well 10 favor him with a
call-CoMMURicATED