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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
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1T Sealed Proposals i'll be received by the subscriber
sn lbe Goth of April next or .he following purposes:
For furnishing 1850 pounds Copper No Is Copper Wire
warranted free from flaws and alloy, and in lengss less
than 500 feet exceeding $50 feet be delivered The
subscribers office in the City OF NewYork any point
1peusive the contractor the undersigned
may direct; qcarer in Is days from the date oi the
contract, and the remainder on Is day notice.
Fu- furnishing sG0 lbs No. 10 the above description
Wire 10 be delivered above
For furnishing 5000 lbs No. la OF the above description OF
W ire 10 be delivered as above.
Fer furnishing 20 SEQ yards, weighing pound OF.
yard. Of Lead Pipe free from impurities and flaws,
half iach Internal diameter TO be delivered a7eve
For furnishing Ike like humber of ysrdSot the above quail
it Of Lead Pipe 10 he delivered above, and weighing
oD@ pound and fourteen ounces per yard.
For furnishing the like number OF yards OIL be above
quality OF Lead Pipe to be delivered above and weighing
two poracs and seven ounces per yard.
For covering with cotton t8ne with, and also Without
furnishing the twEe either each of The above quantities
Copper Wire. the be taken from and 10 be
turned TO the subscribers Office in NevYork city tree o
charge One third be completed in itry days, third
in sixty days and the r. mainder in ninety days
Separate will be made the Copper, the Lead
ard the covering required.
Terms OF paym. will be seventy-fve per cent cash
delivery OF The articles and the remainder thirty days
from the approval of the articles delivered
Address through the Post Office postage paid, Samue F.
B. a7orss, 1i2 Nassau street, City Of New-Yo,k
~ B. Baltimore Sun, Boston Journal Boston Merning
Post please copy the above in daily three we ks and
forward bill to the Subscriber. SAMUEL F. B. MORSE.
iiarcs "a 1915 El2i tAao
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
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DEEP the mystery of death,
When the body slumberetb,
senseless, pulseless, without breath
Needless Of surrounding strife,
OF the grief Of child or wife;
Yet the same in all save lille.
Whence this slumber SO profound,
That it may not be unbound
Or by silence, or by sound?
Who can answer1 None may tell
None who with the living dwell,
Can unfold the miracle!
Not till on the spirits sight
Bursts the Uncreated Light,
Can we read the mystery right.
Vet wherever We may be,
Daily, hourly, do we see
A profounder mystery
Than of death more solemn far;
Heavier, needless though we are
When the gates of sense unbag,
Giving glimpses Of its deep,
Over which perpetual sweep
Phantoms from the Land Of Sleep.
'Tis the mystery of Life
With It's trials and its strife
With its hopes and terrors rife
With it's darkness and It's light
With it's weakness and its might
With its lcngings infinite
For higher state than this,
For more pervading bliss,
For the Heaven from which, / wis,
In its primal day it came
Hence its pure, ethereal fame
Ever changing, yet the same.
Who this mystery shall scaa!
Who shall read the sentient man!
Neither sage nor simple can!
Droops Inagination's wing
Past nor Future Ger can bring
Answer to our questioning.
This alone, in JOY and VIC,
While we linger here below,
Is enough for US to know
That in Him who reigns above
Him, the Omnipresent Love
Do we live, and breathe, and move.
Ever let US look to Him,
And, when Sur and Stars are dim,
Praise Him with the Seraphim!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
GHEENWECEs POTTERY.
2sl WEST EIGgTsESTH-sTRgET
<t...xx.. OK Z InLk s=.<z....

et.ste,. 9th md IULa iTtnIts
VIE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
q ,enion OF the public the great variety of articles
manufactured at this estabshmen.-suca SToSrWAkE,
EARTEESWARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHENEY Pors
GREES-HoUsE TILE, FLOWER PoTs OvEs TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIsE BRICK, Ic &c
As this Is the Only establishment of the kind in the city
where the above articles manufactured the public are
assured that all orders will be attended with prCniptnes
and punctuslity, and on tie aos. iibera! terms
~ B. great Improvement las been nfsde in PORTABLE
FURNACES and the sizes ealarge and warranted superior
To any sold IN this city. WASHINGTON SMITH
mo Inn - q.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
SXTARRANTED PURE CurIed Hair

Y MATTR iSSES.-Soulerp and Western gentle.
men, and all others in want of the above article woad do
we'll before purchasing elsewhere call Warehouse
peresce in the Upholstery Business of upwards of twenty
two years can furnish them with Bedding OF the
quality low II lower than any other responsible house
IN or out of the city. g. P. & J. GRATACAP,
upholsts Paper Hangings Window Shade Bedding
nhl6 2wt Warehouse, No. 81 biaiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

- FOR SALE, in Princeton, N. }. on
.laiss low and accommodating terms Frame House
WIN lot of three acres neatly fenced with stable carriage
house, small tenants house, grapery and ice house
The house is stories high floor
hall, passage way and pantry, and second story
bedr0ls and adjoining closets IL basement story
Kitchen macoset wasIiroom, fitted up with copper boil
er servants room cellar and containing cistern
Also the Furniture of said house, nearly m horse
and carriage, and TWO cows.
he properly is egiby situated for private residence
ard within few minules walk of the Schools, College
Seminary and Churches making Tin every way desirable
residence for those who would like ppsriniend The edr.
cation OF their wards.
For further information address Box No. 1tn Princeton
". j. Z]t 5meod+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

nOBERTSON & RiCH'S Improved
IT, SALAMANDER BOOK SAFES.-lo a re en- snt no, no.
ce Of .Wlders Fire Proof Salaoiander saies oy M .s
il * stated tiat they the only Sale deserving se
pan,e &c" Upon this statement take sue vac
nuhic and offer as evidence the following aifdaSA;
C;.n ana Or Coan.y of .r York Joss C. srEASSs
and ALMoS RuFF being DULY sworn GO depose anu f S
ba, h.v were Tor several months employees III ne lloB
Saf M5nulacory OF Enos Wilder, the said john ". seas
as Foreman the establishment and The ai au9h i.o
as Locksmi,htha they are intimately ana 'hofuu.n? L
cu3u,et with The materials used, ada uie manner
me safes of the said Wilder were made end peihE ow cur
nnyed IN the Salamapder Sale Mandatory OF !heSss
Robertson Rich at the Of Attorney and hSlhelon
s;rae,s do hereby certify thnt the SAFES made ty the are
composed The materials aGo m noe III e s-e .a
ner as those of Wder's, with The addition Vi
recently disc lvsfed ahrh renders them tree iro damp
pess6at they are in al! respects equal 10 "ioe' > au
mol liable 10 njure their contents bv danpIes srr,pNc
Hise'' ALMUN ROFF.
Sworn before me this OH day OF August iSi2. w.,
Sisi,ed. FRIEDRICH r. LEE, Aid l7th Ward.
Il S,earus was in his employ two ara one ia" Sc"iN
and Alnlon Rod Tor eleven months. ,.,, =,
By this ~s,,rouY il shown that Robertson htCn ih
proved SaananGer Safe equally as Gre PROOF as "uc
dampness And tor further testimony would rrer 10 .!e
oioyyng firms who isve purchased the improved Saia
mnnder: :, - ,.
J. G. Winter, H. o. Andrews
K. W. Milsank Co. Sturges y Eieattdn ,,e
Tbe Improved SaaEaaaer Safes finished in The neat
est manner with locks Of superior constructions es cou
IDENTIFY invite comparison with WiiderS or any othel eAe
,bs sllhscriher A. 5. MARVIN,
Agent for the manufacturers, 1854 Watsr.st, ana
ISAAC BRIDGE, 10 Magazine St
Ne Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
SURGERY. SMITH

y nnDGE Dental Surgeon. having rcturEc1 I'oii
Is.h,rgtnn announces his business connexioh " wa -.
ard respectfully informs n tnu "nI ir s -
i;r HAT in future his business OF Dental surgery ~" ~
secuted ucder the name OF the hfn OF nrvr
DODGE PARAELY. No. II boSp-oi . ne mv ~ old
=, ,;, ms hnsioes, connection can assure my GU
friends and patrans that say associate heeas o'
Loosu 10 b. avorably appIec;a;ed as an afls'' i -
science, and gentleman IT,, ~. ,,ros.c,,,iou
he ,ub>-ribers therefore, contemplating tne
AZ the business Dental Surgery In Ee ioss he;r
effective manner, ender their professional he
f-srd, and The public; and invite all WHO suat "I -. -
yay rs and com pcdted skill OF the cEer ence io
;r,i Dentist 10 Cd them, learn ihelr ietis ai1
their professional ptctensioBs. noncE
New.Ysrk, March lSi@ y 2,t np.tETy
Those persons upacauained with either OF The ABOVE
,,-,eJ arS referred 10 the following testimonials.
' " NEw.YoRS, November IL, lS4@
Tb. New.York public have for many years 80 enlphd,-
caly united opinion OF 'hs au W iys
mh DODGE In The ar, OF Dentistry that eheeriuis give
nav testimony in his behalf and aGd, rom se'efa yease
nfrus acGualn,ance with him. that 10 science IN h pro-
lesion blends kin ness OF manner ana susa e coal
aeie' u A'''' '' JOHN W. FRANCIS, 81 D &c
NEw-YoRX, Nov. g. 1912.
have been familiar with the reputation OF ,; sni @
no.ne as practical Dentist for many years ~ she 3PL
my friends who have experienced the penenl OIL b!s
IIil can nlnce full confidence. can therefore Ihes'
chr.-fuIly recommend him those VINO seek 'eei non
tue Ri"'1iss % '-'e-' VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d.
NEw.Yesg, Dec. g. lsi2
, ,, ,l.,srr, ~ add nv testimonial TO ihe foregn-
, ~ The ruueHt professional talents OF J. Stn poufe
In r,e ounion OF soIna OF my friends wac nave uteiI
bis rsra can cbeerIuly coinclde lie '
one o the most eminent IN bis profession IN tns Guy
cue % "'e 0 JOHN W. DRAPER. II. D.,
p-os.syor of Chemistry Uniyerity o. New.York.
O.. t,,rSp,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Certificate OF the Five Per Cent State Stock,
acd by virtue of Ac, of Assembly, enttea An Act
proyide for continuing The Improvements OF the State and
for the payment OF The Interest the Public Debt, ap
proved the lilh Gay OF June ls46p reibursabe by The
Commonwealth time after The rs;ay OF July ls7e
was suea 10 James PofJeroy dated 2st day of December
Iaio tor Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, and numbered
49, signed by George r Espy, Auditor General and coun.
isrsgned by A. H. Read, Stale Treasurerwhcb aid Ger.
tcac has been lost and that application has been made
the Auditor General the Cornmsnwealh of Pennsyva.
MIA 10 grant duplicate OF said Certificate.
November q, I24l rs iavam
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

TN CHANCERY-Befo the Chanccl-
i lor-Archibald Mcintyre VS. John g. Camp Lewis T.
Bill for foreclosure OF Mortgage Levi H. Palmer OF ,te
City and County OF Aibnny, Compainanrs aalcior-Mh
March lslS-The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Compe
n.y. an Incorporated Company in the State o! Ohio, oBeot
HE defendants This cause Is required to oPpcnr In hs
cause by the tenth ay OF June nexl or The Complainah
bill will be taken confessed by the Ohio Life lnsuraEce
and Trust Company Aforesaid. LEVI III. PALMER,
my laaSw% ComplaiuaDts Sollclor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

M ORiSON'S Hygeian biedlc,nsss,ma n ss.,a.
way, NcvYcrk Is making an improper nse sa;i o. Ms
Mcrson Co.'s appointment for lhs safe o. u, ps. Mr.
cines This IL, therefore, to inform the pull
in Ney-York aad thai Messrs MorIrons my grars
NewYork are Mesrs. FIRTH HALL, Oh NO. - zen.
lin square, from whom alone the Medicines ca1 es c6
une. {Siyred) MOhiooS LOO,
Dated British College OF Health, New hoan' iiy9T
June 10Th, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
mil SMtWaW
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT!
A MILLION OF DOLLARS

Al ALE a MILLION Or DOLLAho
a 4 annually lost by the American Pnbllc through @ ht
premature decay and imperfect tanning OF leather var
liable Leather Preservase has long oeena pune 'sIaS
1Sm and m has al last been iounI l IN ,rn, yanae
composition has been submitted ie the most unerriS tests
ana OF the fiery ordeal unscaihed beating on
lis front broad seal APPRECIATION AZ me
last Great Fair the American institute, held at Nibo
Garden, Oc 1872 several specifics fer tue preservation OF
leather anay yzed by Commitee appointed by ibe
Institute, OF which the celebrated Chemist Dr. CHiLTsN
and al other compost ons were stricken oai as
unworthy Of notice, while GlLBERTS LEAEHEK fRs-
SERvArlvE received the MEDAL OF the Institute,
the high euiogy of Or. Chiffon, to whom the public
are fer proof OF this statement But IN these days
OF useless ard vile mposons The public cannot
be and in order therefore to put the claims OF
hi. composition beyoad all pesole dispute me adVefset
uba.s tie public the following certificate from The 'acs'
pubic respectable propretors OF livery stables Ia 'e
city OF New York: -, =, ,o,o
This cer,ifes that have used Glbers Leather Pre-;
Servative Harnesses, Carriage Tops, and BOOTS ano
shoes and we Rave no hesitation saying that 1t is the
of leather thar w ever saw II
leather ever after become nearly dec ayed ami we
are convinced that leather never crack that Is saturated
it this liquid As this is most valuable composiuoh ahu
not worthless nosu um, like many OF the lnVentoS OF
tue day. we earnestly recommend 10 all persons VINO use
Abr. Brewer, 66l Broadway James Quarry, 2o9 Murray
E. A Palmer. 1872 Mercer Reynolds Weart 5O DaJard
Moses Powell lS7 Houston Daniel w. Norris, 1872 Ihomp
Joseph f. Mount American VERY Stable "a n Isl
b191away DsSrge non ~ LIVERY Stable e Charles near
Hudson 81 Amasa Hagar, Livery Sabr 5e5 Fourth: Cole
Sloat Livery Stable 80 and 81 ats 81 JOS 81 CornWei
25 Warren st John II. Esaoook Superintendent OF Har'
lem Railroad WIN. d. Disbrow, No 4cS Bowery; Geo '"
Miller Proprietor New-fork Tatersais, f46 Broadway
The following gentlemen are Agents for this Preserra'
i've and supply ali orders for either large or small quaH
ties:
GENERAL DEPoT-Isnac X Jessup < Co., Ns. i78
Souli 81.
AGENTS: Alexander Black, 1873 Houston ST; Peter A'ter
SO Bowery; Ro.eft DAWSON S33 Grand ST; H. f. Aubrey
IS Park Row; Geo. B. Granniss, us Maden lane; D. =
Jarvis GEL Broadway; Ryer Hoghes. 62 Broadway W.
A. Ransom Co.. 36 Pearl ST. f. T. Aldrlch, So "ateri A.
b. D. Sands, 78 and 100 Fulton, z7s Broadway and n
East Broadway, Harmer Hays, 273 Pearl 81; John ii
yerson 79 Bowery James Curr, Hudson and Ga
nal sts VIM Smith, SO Murray st; Geo. W. Miller latter.
SAILS ii6 BloadwayR w Beebc, 2t5 South 81 George
Cncb cor 81 avenue and 24strset; Chas Francis, 50
Howery; John Curtis, General Agent North American Ho-
lei mills tJeleOdS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
D ceor of the First Circuit.-Luke Barker, Executor,
&c. Elizabeth Rut!edge deceased Francis Salmon
and oihers-Bl tor foreclosure OF Mortgage-E keichum
Solicitor TOR Sanford Assneen
Bankruptcy the District of New Jersey, ore OF The De-
PENDANTS in this cause, whose place OF residence is IN ihe
State New Jersey, required TO apprar in THIS cause
takcn IS confessed Ly him MO law 5W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
IN CHANCERY, 8th Circuit.--The

Bank Commiss oners of the State OF NewYork vs. the
Bank Bufiao-Notice is hereby given, pursuant 70 sn
order of the Court of Cbdncery dated The 2 day c rep
uary 8i3 that the subscriber has been duly appointed
Receiver of the property and effects c The sad BANK
Buffalo that by said is referred OF ie MAY
OF this Conri residing In the County OF Enc, amonss
other things take and state account OF all The demands
any description against The said Bank of Buffalo, and
enable The SAID Master take and state said account ana
for the general purpose contemplated by The statute all M
creditors OF the raid Bank Of Buffalo required TO ei
Bank Of Buffalo to James Crocker, Esquire, the Mase
having said reference charge, al his Office In The City
Buffalo, by the 18th day of September next, and becone
parties this suit and in default thereof, they VIII be pre-
cludsd from all benefit OF the decree which shall be Haas
IN this suit and from any distribution which sha! be fOs
uuder such decree. Buffalo, March the 3tb lS43
IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver oil the Bank OF Bsfa!o
JAMES CRocXER, Master IN Cbapcery. mhlf dsi9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

ga A COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO
li 81 LETA small two story house, with furniture, and
beautiful garden, barn. bathing house, &c attached
The house is situated the eastern bank OF HempStsnd
Harbour about thirty miles from the city of New-fors,
and about mic and hail from ke Village OF Glen Cove,
and The steamboat landng. where the steamboat:
American Eagle plies and iom daily Rent moderate
Apply to WM NJ. WEEKS, Glen Cove or 10 Capt Chas.
Peck on board steamboat American Eagle Fulton Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
gAT INDOW SHADES WINDOW

A/ 111D " W
Wv SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully inform
friends and the public that having leased the spacious
sore MOI Spruce street, few doors from Nassau they
prepared 10 all orders for Painting s every
description, with neatDess, economy and despatch
All Kinds OF Sign Painting done in sty not 10 be sur
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs, warranted
70 fade. large aSsor,men! OF well seasoned Sign
Boards always on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and TdHsparencies done 70
ORDER Designs furnished and executed in superior Style
Spectators Of work always be and references giyeH
by calling al the above place.
They Eaye hand and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Wndow Shades Strangers IN the
city, Keepers OF ho,e aoons public places Of resort and
ianies, always be supplied with Shades of the best de-
scrpon and warranted The assortment consists OF speR
did Ia.ian landscapes Wild Vgnees, French Scrolls
Vignettes and Rosete Centres, Scrpural Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Tintern Abbeys-
al kads OF Shades, matter how difficult, painted in
4 superior style al this establishment
They would likewise cali the attention of the public TO
most splendid Gothc SHADE, got up in good style, and
ranted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished Shades fixed If required.
i'll R5RfrOI, & DE NANNY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
CTATE OF NEW YORK, ss.--ln

~ IAIE UT NEW YUM, so'-.'"
~ Chancery, before The Vice Chancellor OF % Circuit
JOHN Anibon vs. Mary c. p. Maconb. .,,.d
Pursuant decreta order made in the ahoVs eru g
cause will be sold al Public Auctica under he onesS
OF the subscriber OF Masters this Court py ~
ward II. Ludlow Auctioneer, at the Merchants
in the City of NewYork, Saturday, hfs DAY & o.
land situated in the towns Of walkers and Wes,eee snc
IN the csanty OF westcbester which pcs and s,on
land are designated and described on The map o. pas
OF the estate ot Isaac Fafan, deceased made ny
Dyckman, James Yaran and Andrew Corse Comhet - ets
ers in partition, appointed by the Court OF
number one, ~ t*o, ~ hree, 3) tour ~ ,a, coz.
Twelve, 2 being the pieces and paTceis o. MA,
veyed James keHwick in for the said atJ heir
comb by the Aforesaid Commissioners IN paIii.ion " hi
hundred Cd ,weaty-one recorded in Book twehg sfvo
DEEDS in Clerks Office OF We!cheser County Ep,a.,y
hundred and eigaty-eighL, &c Dated New.
III, 1913 WILLIAM w. CAMfb LL., i,,,set
24fIawtAI Master in Cbanceyy, q John.sue-Ss- Joh--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
IN CHANCERY.--Before the Vice

4 N C1hSC Eh .--DeIOre lllo 'lSo-
Il Chance hor-Wiliam H. Leggetl VS. Benjamin Mcgee
et al la pursuance o! dec.eta order OF his Coa'
made in the entitled Cause will sold al pubc aug
tioB, under the direction Of the subscriber one OF Tie ia
thereof by j. NJ Miller Co., Auc,ioneers, q! the ht
chants Exchange, the city OF NewYork on the 4ih a
OF March next Il O'Clock, noou OF that daythtbslcep
lain land, situated lying and being at Morrisan1
equity OF Westcbeser and State OF kew.qork, boonosa
and described follow: Beginning point on "tsNsh
Otherwise called BuDgay Creek and running thence oe
10 degrees 80 minutes east is chains 10 nas thence to
50 degrees west 35 links, thence north degrees We cna
~ Inks thence north so de- east chain 10 ns Iel
north 30 de rees 80 minutes east chains 5z INKS
north chains 81 .ks thence north deg rees west cna
81 Inks thence north degrees west chains ~ lla S
thence north Is degrees ~es chain Al links, hencn Ho
IS degrees chains IL links. thence north IA Gegso
so minutes west4 chains 3 links, thence norb ot
west chains 10 links. thence north degrees east ca
thence north degrees so minutes west 10 cliaia - I
thence south 60 degrees d5 minutes west chains s
bsnce south II degrees west 81 Chains 63 Inks tesce
rs degrees 80 minutes chains n links, thence sou
degree, chains IS inhS beHce south deSreess
chain 60 links, thence south Al degrees "est Gus
links, thence south 73 degrees west chain, thence w
40 deg chains I'll links, lheace soutn %
"est chain % links, thence south chain 40 liLhs
south 81 degrees east cbaias e6 LINKS 10 tbe pace "
ginning. WILLIAM. ": CAMfbELL,
Master Chaacefy
Newyars. 'i,nua1y 20 Is4s ial Iavtd.
The sale OF the aboye properly rostporea 10 .e i|
day OF April next the same hour aud place.
New.Ynrk. March II, iG43.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

lgA To LET-The House and Store $40
Grand-s!ree of Norfolk, the next block TO
lnr Essex Marhe Ii occupies as large Doo anu
Shoe Store II would make OF The best stands IN tue
street for the Clothing or Grocery business Inc store
would be divided il required, 10 suit applicants ,
Also tie upper part Of The House 255 West Nineteenih.
street The House has been recently built II would De Isl
very low 70 good tenant.
Also. Apartments 25 Greenwich street. with The Cro'nh
Water IN each story OF the House.
Apply TO MEReIT SMITH, 1893 Greenwich. street. cor
streo, mo Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

ArA A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,
situate at Ravenswood the bank of tte Eas!
klvrr about half mile from Hales Cove Astoria, and
in full view the city, consisting CT gense! and
comcdus house. suitable for large triy, and four or
Ave acres OF land. Rent moderate.
Aso-FcR SALE rery cheap for cash, if applied for mme
daiely three lots of land on North side oil T!-sree near
7th avenue.
Aso-tow SALE TO LET, the house No. 4S Beach'st,
three stories i'll hight with all the modern conveniences
Apply 10 w. II. HARRISON No. 4 Newest.
A OF Law offices to let Apply as above. mis- II
re. FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
offers for sale bis Farm lying in The City OF Utica,
Ne-York The location and soil inferior 10 any
Oneida County. ]! lies the Mesdon Turnpke, about
one mile South Of Bleecber B'idge East street
Contains about seveny.five OF improved land in
high cultivation 1t has good dwelling house,
house. good barns, tour large sheds, and other
necessary Oubuidings all in good repair thriving
chard well fenced and waered has wells OF sot! wa
ter and other appendagcs For particulars apply TO j.
HOWARD l. SON, l65 Front street, York, JAMES
BIOWELL Utica, to the subscriber on the premises.
Signed, GEORGE \. SMITH.
Utica March H. l543 mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

MA FOR SALE, AT Astoria, formerly
a@ Hae,,'s Cove splendid Country Seat, consisting
OF good House with OF Land and valuable wa
Ter privilege front, Said land well laid ont in garden
with large variety of fruit and ornamental Trees shrub
berry, &c.
ing between country Of the late General Stevens
ard Doctor Alexander Stevens.
boat plies between Astoria and New York twice and
stage each day, making convenient for gen
tIenian doing business in New York
Apply 10 Josiah Blackwell. No. n William street. or
Inhn Field No. iG5 Easi Krnadway. vi lAl.e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

ssa PRICE 81, ,000.-A FARM for SALE
e.SN containing g acres, very pleasantly situated q
msle from the village OF Wefed, Essex sounty, N. j.
tie Iiue OF the Sonervc Railroad. SAID farm has suiia
bic proportion OF woodland, rutr comfortable dwell
Ing, water near the door, small barn, &c SAID
ar is situated one fourth mile from the old stage road
leading frrm New York 10 philadelphia, and in the vi
cnlly of schools stores, churches and markets Enquire OF
Edward Towney, The village OF Westheld, one-tourh
of mile from the Railroad Depot at Elizabeth Town. OF
6URNET d. HAMILTON.
EIizabetb-Toyvn Ian. 2. 12+S. m2 2n-