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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
CONGRESS

Important NAL lmyr ,rcmcnl The
Post Office Department, has appointed a
local Agea. at St. Louis for the purpose Of
forwarding tri weekly River Mail from
S, Louis TO New Orleans, 10 Ls eyc',uns.
Cd 81. the intermediate offices at Cairo.
Memphis, White River, Vicksburg and
Naichez. This mail is now in fall o,s-
la:ion, and the Post Master at St. Louis
has addressed letters the Post Masters O.
each ol.he principle towns Oh tho Upper
Mississippi. requesting hem TO forward
al tho mail matter for either OF the
above places TO the ST. Louis Office for
dis!ribu!ion.
We have already eel; thu bcacG;s or
this Improvement, by the ,ecrip, OF our
New Orleanss exchanges from eight TO
ten day sooner than usual.
Tie 1Fealhey-Cropy, &c There has
not been winter sicce the first settle
mcni Of Iowa, during which there has
been as much and as severe cold weather
asthere has been during the present VIVA
ter. We have had an unusual quantity
Of snow; and good sleighing from the
forepart Of December up 10 this tins. 1t
is said by several Of our turner's to have
been az exceIlcn: winter for wheat. aud
many anticipate large crop the coming
season. The great drought in the fail.
however, seriously affected the wheat
crop in places throughout the Wes,.-
Tie northern part OF Illinois has per-
haps suffered more than any other region
from this drought. The farmers have
had IN cxcellent winter for bringing.
their surplus produce 10 market, aud We
believe generality o! them have in,
proved the opportunity. The quantity Of
pork and grain brought TO Burlington ex
ceeds BY far that Of any previous winter,
il no: any two previous winters. Alarge4
quantity OF produce is now being put in
readiness for shipping on the first boats,
and when navigation shalt be rcsu.sed,
we may expect more than usual hustle
OIL our wharvos; and, should the returns
from the shipments Of our produce be ia
vorable, corresponding improvement. in
money matters must follow. Should the
treaty be ratified, another stimulous will
be given to business by the increased de-
mand for marketable articles, necessarily
attendant upon q large emigration to a
new country. Whether, however, the
times will or will not improve on the
opening Of navigation, one thing is cer-
tain they cannot be much worse.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Wheat !. selling " Chicago for ~
cents, cash.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Specie.-By the arrival Of the Caledo-
MIA from England, We have obtained q
copy Of the London Bankers Circular,
which says: I'VE have no doubt TINT =
sum equal TO FIFTEEN MILLIONS Of
dollars will 60 from England TO the Uni
ted States during the six months ending
May, -CAillacothe Advertiser.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
6t-Sce frs, page 80

@Thc District Court Cor this county
convencs on Monday. We understand
that the docket is much smaller than usu
al, and ,hat,here.is some probability tina,
the cases will be disposed Of in about two
weeks.
The following are the names OF The
Grand and Pe,i, Jurors for the term:
GRAND JURORS.
JOSIAH Hedges. Franei. Blake. benjamin. w
Clark. William Sargent. Thompson Fieenor, VIM.
u. podds, Arcb,a!J McAlirAa.i. Alexander
Wr'sh,.hris,ian Clj n.er. james r. Raster, Josiah
Anderson, Mathew w Neatly, Alfred Hehard
Thomas Il. Davis, Nolco;, seymour, Solon, On
Perkins. Andrew linton, Samuel Eikcnbnry
William r. Ross. Charles w iiunt. Isaac Cooper,
'Jesss Frazier and Cha:Ies Sneison.
rEIlT JURORS.
Samuel c. Jackson. George S NTH, Wesley swenk
James Bruce. Cfar,s Anderson Wiley Bullard.
A'yah Churchill. O!iser Hall. Henry Settle, Nehe.
nah Jackson James y. Ogie. JosephJ AlcAiakir.
Leonard Abnsy. Ezra lligley. Richard Porter.
William G. Hanna. LeW hlo;itt, Axarah Gregg,
John Hollingswor,l William Sunderland. J. $.
Chambers, r. S. hta,ns, Oiver Coitle and Wesley
JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The amount Of salt manufactured al
the Onondaga Salt works during tho
year l842, was 2, e9I sos bushels.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

LATEST FROM WASHINGTON I'VE Gu,
the following postscript from tho Clncin.
natl Gazette Of the 9th inst. II contains
news ono day later than our last Wash.
ins;on papers:
CONGRESS
The latest dates from Washington arc
tothe Sd instant.
The Judiciary Committee have report.
ed back the Bankrupt repeat L!lto the
Senate with long report, recommending
such change OF the law as 10 do away
with the principle Of voluntary bank
rsp'cy.
The Oregon bill has been ordered to
lis .hird reading "a 10 %
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Boz's new work, ..The Life and Ad
ventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit,'' has
been published in New York.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The number OF deaths in Boston during
the year l84e, was 9,426; and in Balti-
more, 1866.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

More ertinguishmens Of public debt.-A
bill has passed both Houses of the Penn
sylyania Legislature, making il the i'm
pcraliye duty Of the State Treasurer, to
cancel 100000 Of the Relief Issues
within two days after the passage Of the
Act, and $500 900 every month until the
whole Of the relief notes are taken out Of
circulation.
Emigration in lie United STATES The
number of emigrants arriving an
nually into the United States for the last
twelve years, is 28,7OO.
The office Of the Georgetown Cd. c.
Advocate was destroyed by fire on the
28th nit.
The Philadelphia Gazette says: "Cup.
tain Mckenzie has been unanimously
and triumphuntly acquitted from all
blame by the Cour. Of inquiry"
Resolutions IN favor Of annexing Tex.
as TO the United States, have passed the
Texan Congress.
A resolution has passed the Texas
Senate, authorizing President Houston TO
take command Of the army in person.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

A resolution has passed the Texas
Senate, authorizing President Hous'on to
take command Of the army in person.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Holt's Hotel in the city Of New York,
which cost $l65,0O0. has lately been sold
for 100000
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The New York Courier and Enquire
Of the 3oth ult. says: ..Rumor says Ma
jor Noah returned from Washington yes
tcrday, bringing with him the appoint
nenl Of Surveyor Of this Port"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Mr.. Mattocks, member Of Congress
from Vermont, has been in the House Of
Representatives for six entire sessions,
and has not yet made a single speech. He
has signifed his intention 10 retire from
public life.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The last link finished On the 18th ui:
passengers were conveyed the whole dis
lance from Boston to Buffalo in rail-road
cars The whole distance was travelled
in less than 48 hours.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Reporter Of The Supreme Court IF HE
United Slaies.-Gen. Benjamin G. How
ard Cormer!y member Of Congress from
Bs',imore) has been appointed reporter Of
the Supreme Court in place Of Mr.. Pc
tiers. removed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The Caledonia brought in her mail
81. 900 letters and 25 bushels Of papers.
The post bill for New York city was 49,
600, for Philadelphia $500, and for New
Orleans over $500.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The amount Of Treasury Notes out
standing on The LIST instant, it is officially
.tated, was S11,73i,327 So.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Hon. Charles w. Ewing, in Temporal
ry Fl. Of insanity, shot himself with a
pistol ut Fort Wayne, lni.,on the Och ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

warranted snpsricr sa rru.u.r us for .!5, rar",-.
All porsous desitous Of ;.stia- s feru.lty
OF th-sa hand Elia sirc-, s-H.i - y saaii " '-
wise, leo lbs assorted saoes i'll in!,,el be iog7adr--
warranted section o countFy w.iCi thCy
ordered by APPLYING tie SUBSCRIBE the wosks, ~ to
kellogg y Co. " srregs Hart Las.sy. j. Z. Hyar,f Bro
tier. T.uy Lewis -gsdicr CO.. juuu lomGSrad, ttoany
Persols Co.. EewYo, q. .s!,s smith Bn5;on 4. u.
B; ". Jones, pmiade!Ii. anu t. ptt Brother Baltimore
where farther inouneIio r.. had til- SUBJECT.
Troy Iron and Hail Factory. AorI.. henry BjfRDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

# FOR SALE-The ias, sailing coppered and
.ttSsyt copper fastened ship NEW ENGLAND, burtker
rs about 1850 bbls oil built Nedford
Mass OF The best Materials and previous her last vovag
completely oveI:auei and she- and coppered VIII
heavy Loadoa copper; he's full inventory Including y,a
ng and boats and about I21 5bs OIL casks and shocks
Sails and Egns good order be fitted for anothel
yoy7ee very light expense. Lies Judds wharf For
further particulars inquire of
GRiSNE1-I-- AiINTuRN SEQ,
ieH 70 South 81,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

FL OLD ESTABLISHED E.n!-rant Passsn
ssTz frT Once s. South St SewYork-Regulas Line Of
tror psIt OF Great Bn,a.n and Ireland hs s.y - a.
safsd b their friends hare By he reias e OF Packet Slips
Sa-ns every SIX days from Liverpool Persons .ndins tor
ts.f trsGs rely that will Be tasep 10 t.ln
despatched without delay IL Liverpool and Viii aways en-
eaef 20 aesi; ruuaace OF the pzbiic rrra,.gr Which
has besi so aerali bestowed for mar wears and tbos-
teaiBI'lns money can nave Drafts, payable al ali the Banks
FoI fteI particulars apply tif by letter most .ia ~
NH JOHN HERDMA:I, 81 South 81,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

II t'SL AEGE Of an Order of the Surrogate
81 III county Of New YoE, ugtiee Is hereby given 10 an
80 or clfIst-r deceased, present tlr same, win
IT!..s t' u The slbcn0er the resisuc. OF .ron
= Wiii'ars No 23 N!aisr s:l.et IN citr -, 5'nf'
"a or t'ei9e IT, ath tA Of august next Dated Nrwin
Gi law5rh- ' ~ :. lii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

r. FOR LlFEkPGQI.-Packet OF july 7th--
Sc. 4'9e racket sha "a TRICK HENRY, J. c. Deano.
q iseSh O. passage having supeaf oas,a
p!y na fos4d, foe; al MAIDEN Lane or 70
C.Ii<NEt.I, NlNTTtR% Z. CO a So,-isr
ihe packet sA!. \ NDEPENDENCE E Nve raase! viii
succeed e atfe~ Harv AID sal August 7t-her re-uaE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

sg.ss,A A FARM FOR SALE in Westchester Co.
' lG: mics from the City Hall. q miles from the Steam
ad Ech'e (ad?n9s The Earn Of .s, !hs late y @ r.
lia,; Bridge confirming g acres 8 OF which is good woo0
la,d SAID Farm well water-d By streams and
soma cottage house 81 square wiz: azza IN front COW
cred jt rde rooms panirle and hall the hFst lo9r
and adjoining finished and open garrt III the
attic handsome i!owcrSaren and vn lp font OF the houSs
apple Orc!a.d with variety of other Fruit, cons sting o
Pears Peaches, Pum Cherries Gooseher1s TWO klndi oi
further particulars inquire OF " f Whitehead cor of Elm
jrg7 2w> ] p. WHITEHEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

To The AzFLIcTED have b4e.l fof SIX 7asrs distressed
Win ai u Tie side AID cess. aceoagaaiel with
NO Tsll- iFss 2sy al ttsl wss .Gfet ;he
solicitation di fGld, oadzrsm.'s Indian yu.h
Btn. aa before had tai.ea the rl bottle vs. restored
10 M hgath. AaEAM HoKIoS No. IGJ FuItoG-st.
New oEs, jan q 1875.
CaurIoS,oEs senaiae without tie signature OF the
prorietor written upon the label OF the bottle.
Freiatel a:it sold oBly o. L. - Won DERShITH.
le2' Z'seod Sole PIOpr-roi isi GrpSnwich-st y. J
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

le-3 For SALE in the City OF Newark. \. j.
@ House and 2i acres of Land situated South broad
-,fet No 72 within fifteen minutes walk OF the Rail
road DEPOT The House Is feet front and 32deep with i4rss
piazza tle and well finished throughout Ao good good
particulars apply 10 l. NICHOLS corner Of William and
Washngonstr-ets Of Wl. PA L, on The premises:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

KS 4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
n OR TO LET An recson lesirous OF a summer
ear can either purchase that beautiful House
and LOT situate the yiliageo OF West Farms II miles from
tie cIt of New, York located airy situation and oi am
} dimensions rpler from basement 10 attic Lot contains
80 feet front aud real deep, win beautiful flowers ana
hrnbary in front iui,s Of various kinds and choice seec-
lions now growing with fgor and beauty Asa ne
nr JCHT N!oN'ART dJoining the premises, or Of
FANDEEVOOET & HAlW ARD, q PIHe-str'ei.
~ - F.,.rs June s0 is;s ie3O
3:gy- A Farm FOR SALE, Of about ninety
@ acres on St;.n Island adjoining nav =able water m
-. r. lclrlon, County. Inquire No. Ann street.
irI52w'
5..-a ARM FOR SALE very cheap for cash, or
80; III be exchanged city property fifty acres CT liad,
-house barn and other ogtlouses new IN Saratoga Co.,
ae1r The canal and railroad Enquire OF ~
BCRR BENEDICT & BEEBE.
r,c ,f 81 Nassau s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

PURSUANCE OF an order of tb,. Snrroe.,1
= 81 thf 1eInty Of Se"- York Notice hereby even - ~,
so y ins clan' against Isaac Mott late OF the Cir ~
gaee[' ii,ers9i 10 tr sn ahS oice Mo- l Faoaf. ,
H. N - .'ty OF New-foTk or before the irs, a, Of
Il, iewoia CHARLES H. LEONARD, AdIninIstsstSt. Tor.
.poRStAICE of an Order Of the Surrogate
1rsas 90 f ays 1Gaati e.is 81 aotis hereby
scotland deceased present the SANE With me y.ncler
; col q, 20 M SUBSCRIBER al his store No Ss Broadway
25i lawsnr 3 p. BEI MONT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

Il FOR LQND0N, Packet of july 18th.
s-,s.- he E9efet sap QUEBEC F H Ee6a.d master
Sad ~ aeoFe her Day For ftsi=hi pas
s=s aslnF su-sior recommendations arpiy on board foot
OF si.iea taae, os;o GElNNELL, NlN'TGRN x co.
,-Il-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

for The cure OF coughs colds, consumption, dhculfj Of
hrealiE IN ths side Or chest 1risls ron co; '2tf,e-
ness rO!usz -rfecioratiCn aId sIgt &c. IN! GetI
become established and ie'lElaon OF al who have
tIiedi proved ilssa;iy soTcloE 20 ever medicine OF the
p7rscEt day III u,e he following certificates from tie
most r-Scctabe persons IN ts city. who "od b: happy
any persons respecting tbs neaicIHe
DENR SIR Permit . esE-S tie deep sense o! OJI-g-
tiO under tie discovery You have made. For
~ y+fS past hsy- been afflicted with cough aud
tie mach blood 1ad pae-1 together WITH
general debility aud ;i coatHG-d 10 decline TIL my
rysici3s as friends utterly dcsp>ice of M recovery. 5
brothers insisted upon making tcai Of Foulerniths i
dian Cousn Balm. consented although thought M
c0y-.y utterly impossible. made Oi three 55.e,
and i!i= effects zst5Hshin@. rocaEe h1it dozen
and bsioe had ;sksn ..fourth boe was erec;ij
restored to ny good .sa,tf iDar NOS; respectfully,
WM T. MARSH cor. Lit-s:g and Grzenrieh-sts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

ITO THE DEAF HEAR YE ,-Seguine's
Acoustic Drops urgently recommended To ,hos. al.
hcttd Ih Deafness certain for thar complaints.
Numerous evidences of efficacy constantly coming
ths knowledge OF the proprietor One who has dsls
Before the bottle half exhausted, hearing e;o.
ed FOR the last Ten days have heard rs distinctly ever
Another deal for ten years have received much
benefit from ;hat induced 70 recommend I'll my
friends" Others have been entirely restored, whom
written testimonial has been received. Price 81 per bottle
Sold By 4. l. Il D. SANDS, ~ Fulron-st A. b. SANnS
CO. No. 253 Broadway. corner OF Chanbersst. and D.
SANDS y 90, No. II East Broadway. plU In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

u RSl ANCE OF ali Order OF the Surrogate
oi The County OF New York, nGtice IS hefety gwen To- u.
irsons IaynE Gains asainit William Phyfe late OF The
c 81 He- orr" Trhoi:teer decreased pescu. tie same
wi tiS ouchefs thereof 10 the subscribe AZ liz .;or oi
james Pyie, No 3 aiarl la:- III t ,ify OF NV ;or
~ ~ oicr- 9ustsetl, day november next Dated M
ioih th- iltii day of May, 1873.
nyi2 la"om. ROBERT pIITFE Alraii.i.,r,,a,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

MAJOR GENERAL ANTHONY WAYNE.-A re-
markably intelligent lady. who rccoilccted this
distinguished officer before the Revolutionary
war, when serving IN civil capacity as an officer
of the county, gave, some years snce, this sketch
of him - was then little girl OF nine or
ten years old, bat | remember him we'll, as he
appeared at my fathers, with several other per-
sons. on business of the county. HIS form and
figure were noble-his manner grace:ul-and
remember as ne used TO ascend the stairs, where
the Commissioners sat, there was hghtneSS OF
step and a dignity IN his air very imposing, which
shall never forget. At table, Mr.. Waync carved
the turky: can see him as itit were now tuck,
inc IN the rufes that were over his hands, for he
dressed in the most elegant fashion of the olden
times, and when he applied the carving kniic,
the bird seemed 70 fall apart without effort. He
was man severe IN application while business
was ,ransacting; but that over, he was tuil Of
humor, and sang his song with the merrlest OF
the company TCincinnati Republican.
q By the will OF Mr.. Jacob Tidd, Of Rox
bury, the Bind Asylum and Farm School will
each receive large accession TO their funds pro-
baby to the amount of twenty thousand dollars
each. He left young man, adopted by him
from the Farm School, the farm on which he re-
sided, with handsome addition in personal pro-
perty. Boston Post,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

loo PIl. street, corner Of South.
NJ for their fricrdS, can have them
ship, oJ any OF the regular packers,
hy le:trr. pus; paid.) J2I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
MOB5SON'S VEGETABLE UNH-Ef

M Q}RIIiSl01NH,,S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
~ At-DiClNES-Eau Canton 10 r'e Poori. nl tasries-
Freeay certify. that siessls Firth < HALL of Frank,
IN IN ok, only GENERA l. AGE.Io
~ CH4tei ateS oi America; aud that neither H1RiIo
ohEiiiEAkD Sioat nor GEORGE i.yIoR our late hs.li,,
az aiiy way authorised to yent Aor!soas Vesetabe la-
tlsa 'rdicnrS many pitloDs are III circuIation MS
becomes hi-iy Necessary. Al perscni selling or
~ % United States must have the authority .. me
oelyitr-htins9 AieSsrs: tiErH * HAII
>, 9ignrdl MORRISON, MOAr s. Co. HyseIsts.
IaI''s1 I"iitgeoi fieah, New Road Londoa Jan. 1913
II -3GYe caution eEanating from the British COIse q
feiith toGaon will be hailed with the wsrrest eDbusI.
@ oy NE friends Of the Hyge!an system .iasInEch IS
s @ - eIos' dnd oppose ic irOTttiess coua.eT.s whca
~ ] % Circulated by those who are testnts
% r A9fi 4cpie, rs they gnorar, Of the healing att
;a!ua2s medicines Of the British College may b on
"a aFneifs IN several Of e different staes whose Mans
in ny can Be had also IN the original packages Of tho follow
lstsss Paul Pou & { a. q; John 9,
:. H. n Scflef.e.in 5; Co. iGi and ICG John 81.
:. ~ y'htmpEs, Esq. IS South st.
:, isaac 7Geii, 80 GreeDSiclst.
~ fstef Hampton, l99 CaGal ST., New York city
Ni-iSrs Post Lewis jericho, l.. /.
r X D BaTdweii, Troy, New York.
MIS- GoOGlih Utica, do
Mr. w II. Bursis, Rochester do
5lrssrs Co.awe s Butter Pokeerse " Y
W. J. styles, Hhnrb-ck DO
FIRTH HALL, General Agents,
Mill 40. franklin sauafe.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

rn,.;1ln I q O'clock. 4. vi.
s.--.---.a, MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
t.t:t3sks. ~ :. -NEW-y0 0RK NEWARK AND NORRIS

Leaye New i9rk Leave Newark Leave NoTTis!own
r NJ. P. Nj ?; PH!.
Psenres by the morning ,Tan 10 M9!so%n amys ,hefe ,I
TO Schooe;s Mountain ashiucton Bcvisre AID Elston
also 10 Sralhope, sparta, Newowg; Milford and Oweg9
Passengers NoniSto&n viii arrive in tune 20 take the
morning ard evening from New ork for philatclIa
y. By arrangement us made the thlS road
run direct and from Jersey with the
trains OF the New Jersey Railroad Of the same hour thereby
ui- change OF passengers baggage formerly
The VI F.. Railroad having recently been Iclad with the
helyics' II rail- complete running order and offers
the attractive and picturesque tho
vicinity well as comm0ouS and expeditions conveyance
between New ok and orrifoHu;or passengers and freight
which w t5 taken the most reasonable terms Once al
the foot OF Couandt street where viii always BE- III
RATES OF COMMUTATIoN FER ANNUM.
Newark 10 Nlouistown. ......... $50
Madison and Chatham ......... st1
:, Summit $50
Nlllleviile :. -. ......Si0
jelotf IRA DoDD, supctin;Sndsnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

4 GOOD SHAVING SOAP Al LA5T-To
- mai'r Good and Lasting Iati.er-qhe soap his
81 Gs q !, the old Naples s9spit kept ato'e s 70
vi piaf II Is imported hose " no maze ased n H.i
9r ,iaLnT- makes tEic, rc lasting easy father o.T'
= 80 - .i'T DeaId and hgaug 10 the ,kiitIs Iurti@i
Wy secuted :Gf u; shaving rs iOr use, AZ 3
M M nj ins each by T. JONES at bis pefuperY h
',e.ii, Ssn OF the American EAGLE 82 Chatham 81 p
M. ~ these agenisin AlLoay 81 STATE ST. fhaes
E'lt' - eIGer Gor o. Third and Dock ST. in Bcston
oIdtt 81. III BroG.iYG. i2J f'uitoa 81 ilJ ms.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

~ PURSUANCE, Of an Order Of the Surrogate,
Of The Comfy Of Newly ok notice i hereby given 10 a!
sor. having clam, against Frederick ShomaF', 1ie OF tie
city Of Newiprk genteman eeeaied g. present i g ] .y
smith BarNc5 Esd. M. Is Be- kma street m The c5S %
New York sar IN 2jh day Of August next paeu
Ney- York the 22d IA, ot February, 1873.
2ii IaMfln LANES L. BLACkWELL, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

ITO LET-Cellar No. 8 Centre Market IN; IN,
euire Comp-ro!le.s Office No. Hail Of Records. liea
sr9 To LI1T-The second story of the Tribune
s Buidinss. Possession given Immediately and rem
III r leELRATH, Tribune Once
L. FOR EHcHANGE-A house and lot, nc now "
LIZ jel6 II I'D H0YT cor james and siafIson-sts.
gr. To LEI.-l'he two story dwelling House
- No 3l5 Fourth street four doors west Of BToadway-
-z-ltss:-lIay 81 b teen t,se Z and O'Clock AEPiy to-
80 SUMMER RETREAT 10
S:?S et suirlbls 10 accommodate genteel fsmy m
s.Is huroIIg situated aud coIamodous house qTe
Bs of yent-st East River or boaEdsrs taken.
AaqIy 70 j. {. MILLER, on the premises. J2G !"
40, SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FOR
I'd RF.NT-Bssurifuy located on line Of Railroad,
e5a Issus- I5t ''s"' Nv c. BooRUM 81 PsaE...
s-l TO LET-The two story House "a North
1Ss 9 .oPS House and Rear Building No m
ial8sf4 mqaf BURR BEyEDIcT &BEEBE. 81 N,ssan.s,.
81 A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
g." FOR SALE-Beautifuy situated on the banks OF the
Hudson ri7e- g miles from he city. The grounds
consist OF about q Of land high Of cultlsaioH
with suitable ouihouses fine fruit, &c For particulars,
apply At 10. 375 Bower. lszZ lw.
S-2 TO LET-The Building No t Doyer--ireet,
near the Bowerr. formerly occupied engine
house suitable Tor C-rIent-rs shop or in!tssT
Hail al Record, Park. 4. a. SMITH. CcmUtIoer.
Comptsoller', Once New ! ork. June H. 1853. JIG
~. TO LET-An old established Grocery Store,
-. with large hlcE room and small bedroom attached
also good collar situated IN HnlSerEy W @ , De-
tons hi; cy, a' M been kept a toSsry Stn7r te
last years. : So APARTMENTS 10 IL ~ Hr,tr ana
DelzncaJ near tie Bowey nqri'ea No 9" BaysFa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

PURSUANCE ot IN order of the Surrogate
l OF The Comfy Of New YORK notice IS hereby given 10 al
..o, h9flag eitin against Elijah Mead sre OF the CITY Of
ioih fiy scian dser-Set, rut the same, ,-
r,9aci-ts tlsieol 10 Tie sCscrt her residence No Is
D!-'eEr-Sfn IN tls cty o NevYor on or before the 5tf
81 81 'g;etsr iext-Dated NeSIor ork the 10th day Of
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