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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-13
Polk, Dallas and the
Tariff of 1872

( 1t will be seen that the other States expect
ed for Clay which have been heard from, have
fulfilled our most sanguine expectations, and
should Virginia be true the Wing party will
be triumphant at last. Let the worst come,
the Wings will have majority of thousands
upon popular vote, as well as majority of
/ the States, and we believe a small majority
in the national Senate.
But whatever other States may do, Heaven
grant that the Star that never sets may still
continue to cullninate in our horizon. Our
noble little State can never be deluded 10 a
degraded subserviency to the domineering
slaveocracy of the South who would rule and
ruin the country. 1t is the maxim of Henry
Clay nerer TO despair Of the Republic. Life
long if necessary, let US struggle for our
country's veal against the outrageous wrongs
which the deStruciiUes have never ceased 10 in
flict upon her when in their power. Let come
what may if we still keep united. and our BAN
ner in the breeze, we may still live to see the
Union once more prosperous and happy
Then Wings of Vermont, push on your col
umn through the whole line of the State
Even should the black wave of Locofocoism
whelm over you for the present, which Heav-
en- forbid, there isno good nor glory in tame
ly lying down to be ground to powder under
the iron chariot wheels of an insoent foe
The best days of the Roman Republic we're
clsuded with reverses which were repeatedly
succeeded by still more brilliant erss in her
national career.
Come on then Wings! Let Vermont do
her duty, shoulder 10 shoulder with her noble
sisters whose flags still career triumphantly
in the breeze. If Locofocoism even now
prevails which is doubtful, it will be by so
meagre majority as to reduce ii TO barren
triumph. But your adversares flushed with
the hopes OF victory inspired by their recent
but partial successes are now working des-
perately even in Vermont They are fast
combining their shattered cohorts for the
battle. No matter what is the state of the
fight, let every wing in Vermont do his duty
to his country and trust the hand of Provi-
dence the reward of his efforts. Said
General Harrison when the left failed at the
battle OF Tippecanoe, and he was reported
killed.
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Threw out the
Banner once
more.

Pennsylvania and New York have gone
for Polk. Dallas, Texas and f'ree-Trade by
snl ms;Ir.i,s. considering the num-
Der of voters. These States have been swim
died by the most shameful frauds and false
hoods in relation to the Tariff question, that
were everperPetrated upon deluded and coz
fd'ng people. With cool scoundreIism never
half equaled in the history of cur political
struggles, loco demagosues rushed through
these States with banners inscribed
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REMEMRERI

People Of Vermont, that if you vote for
James X. Polk. you vote for annexing Tex
as.
For giving to the slave States the power
in Congress
For giving the owner of 100 slaves the
equivalent of 81 votes.ll
For assuming the countless debt Of Texas
Against prote ction 10 home industry!
Against appropriations OF money by Con-
gress for our harbors, canasl and roads,
Against all the best Interests OF the NORTH
and OF NORTHERN FREE MEM!
Struggle for each vote, as if the result OF
the contest depended upon that vote!
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LIBERAL WAGES.

Let every worklng-m1n remember that in
vai.hg for Polk and Dallas, he will vote TO
destroy the Tariff, and thus TO reduce the wa
ges Of honest industry. The Tariff protects
the industry of the poor man, it provides him
with employment, aud thus places within his
reach The means of comfort for himself and
family. Let him not then commit au act Of
sais:aie. ~ -o'iag fo- It's enemies.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-13

FThe following communication is
from distinguished citizen of this State
"a man of eminence as Scholar, Chris
tan and Divine. We commend the
attention of all those who, in the coming
election, are DESTROYS of rendering their
vote in such a manner as shall best con-
duce to the interests, the prosperity and
the purity of our Government. We need
not ask for it an attentive persual and a
calm consideration.
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READ, FREEMEN OF TIE. NORTH

READ, FREEMEN OF TIE NORTH
If Polk is elected, Texas will be annexed
and four or five new Slave States added to the
Unionl
Every FIVE of the Texas slaves viii countas
much as 5 Northern Freemen in electing
our President
Every Texas Planter, with fifteen slaves.
will have as much voice in Congress, as Q
New York Farmers or Mechanics
Freemen of the North, ought five Texas
slaves to balance three ofyoul
Workingmeu, ought any Texas Planter to
balance ten of youl
THEN VOTE AGAINST ]. X. Polk,
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For Presidential Electors,
Jedediah H. Harris.
Calvin vA'OwnsIey,
Benjamin Swift,
John Peck
Carlos Coolidge,
.EH'astUSE fairbanks.

ginia may sill come to our aid, aud if SO we
win almost certainly we win. But should
Virginia fail, there are enough other States
to save US, where we have a few hopes ofsuc-
cess. Should either Michigan or Missippi
vote for us, our chance isstill good. You have,
it is true, in other states been abandoned by
aportion of your fellow-citizens who have
themselves been most sLamefulIy betrayed by
their leaders. In our cities foreign voters
have been grossly deluded, and marshaled
at the ballot-boxes by Loco demagogues to
so against the country which has so generous
ly bestowed upon them its protection and
privileges. But will you, dare you shrink
from contest which threatens your blood
bought liberties, your republican institutions,
aud the dearest interests Of all the industrial
classes Of the nation with one common over.
throw? Will you tamely surrender the
reins of government into the hands of those
honest lagos who in years gone by have plum
dered your treasury, trampled upon the Con-
stitution, and made your homes cherries ard
desolate1
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Lownder, Oct. 2

n - LOwnder, Oct. 2, 1874.
Dear Sir: The declaration which heard
Col. Preston make, was to this effect: That
atthe White Sulphur Springs, in Virginia.
Mr., CLAY DECLARED, THATIT WAS
TRUE, CONGRES SIS COULD NOTFREE
OUR SLAVES, BUT THAT THEY
COULD, BY HIGH DUTIES ON I'M.
PoRTs,MAKE THEM sOvALUELEss
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TIE TARIFF.

Mechanics Manufacturers and Tradesinen,
you who would protect American Industry
f-1m the competition of Pauper Labor in
EurnPe, 20 to the polls, and vote for HENRr
CALr, the father of the American System
the map whose principles are The Life-bIood
OF the Protective Policy.
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RIGHT OF PETITIoS.-YOu who hold to
the right of petition, go to the Polls and vote
for HENRY CLAY-a man who, amid all the
threats and abuse hesPed upon him by the
advocates OF Slavery through The South, has
maintained the sacredness ofthis right with
undinching frmness.
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FRANKNEsS AND HONESTY.

You love frEnknoss and honesty in a Pres
ident.go to the Polls and vote for Henry CLAW
"A man whose personal opinions were uever
Yelled and whose public acts are un-
disguised.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-13

NATURALIzAIIoN--The have beoRfbon'
1000 persons naturalized in Baltimore during
the pa, week
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To the polls Wings.

Vermont eapects every
w hig to do his duty
and his whole duty on
Tuesday next.
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NO NO NO NO?

Patriotism forbids it! Humanity forbids it !
The glory of the nation and the Prosperity
of this mighty Republic forbids it! Then
fellow Wings
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
THE TRIBUNE.
CRUISE OF THE DELAwAsE.--We lind the io-
lowing interesting letter IN the Philadelphia
limited States Gazette of Yesterday morning

II s. sR,p DELAWARE HAmPr or ROADS, March G. ~.
from GIBRALTAR and 81 days from Port sahon leaSiaS @ @
oo 18th Of January 4 portion OF the Iassa. s Almost
the Straits Longitude SO deg. west om $50
in rapdity and our course hnn
TO $50 miles daily. Our gTeates N q sa we had
every variety o weahe-calms squa and ;sSyse ~ s
sass from every pons hs
which ali have ever read of storms at sea was spe
and tame In one short ta, i sls sea RhveTed INTO b6on.
Such was the Iesess fury OF the s.oi, s .iiI
.. did neSs ship
The spaas only ne b ee from ,h deck
vain artenp-its extravagontt 10 say the sea ran
nSo eSpane OF the appeared tars
foam ship now mounting giant MT wS', va hsr Ina
inro an spproaching then shiYeTing as 4 sunnea ho
an nsau She seemed gather renewed e rsng Win f
'an n Ma. ascn sFaad awful The mex, morning The 2s
iouaa sny Us ~ s rbe 20 wind s, fresh from the n and sail
less almost rudder was seriou sly impaired aud other
ni here safety. awaiting further orders from the
Department ,Ar.a ss,,s has been emiosnty successful
On the two naval stations t and the
we have in all been i ays at sea- nay n r s
actually rua per log IS 5s miles Few Of us on VIII re-
ws glaeoes the VH q noble a
BEEN Ihd se,snsd week S at Congress
teT port D.cember e. for The Yrazs So The Faed was
We have hoard the destined 10 add 10 the adon'
m.nt of the Capitol and which Will no dopb IN the lud-
m.pt OF men of taste reflect credit the ALREADY
rd Sculptor He accompanies his statues and will see 10
fheir proper position 10 their estned place.
LIST OF The OFFICERS.
Csgmmodcre-Chsres Morris.
fscDtcin-s;haries Stewart mcCauley.
Isssteusnts-Samue Barton, Executiyeo Charles
c. Turner Spencer C.. Gist Stephen G. Rowan, Cicero
PI;cs Otwsv Il Bergman and William Ross GaIdoeT.
EYe.t Surgco1l-Gustavus r. e Horner.
.asssstant Surge0ns-Stephen n, McCreeIy James b.
Gould and Daniel l.. Bryan.
PnrseT-Samuel T. Todd.
ChcpLain-Chsr!es Henry Alden
H.t,,r MucIe WI vi. 4
we'll .,,.
frofes ssor of MathemGcs-William 3. Benedict
Comm0aoyc,s Sscretara-John K. Ho.
ComDlodoTs,s Cierk-Amos I. Jenckes
(IaDtain's Cierk--Dayd St Leon Porter.
Purser's CLsyk-James Todd.
Marine Ofcers-C Captain-Ayin Edson 2d Lieutenants
W A 4. Maddox and VIM Slack.
Mtdshipme-Abner Read, James NJ. Ladd, John r. Hyf-
.on James D. Bullock. Robert Clay Rogers Maurice 81
Inops olu Quincy Adams Crawford Jonathan H. Garter
William g. Austin Peter Kemh!e Edward = Pas;cnr Ed
ward Brinley, John r Barker Thomas W. Srodhead, Will
liam H. Faun,eroy, Jesse NJ. Smith Richard Lyman Law,
William Mitchell Albert Almaud Pendieton q. Watmousi
William Gibson, John Wilkes. Jr, Thomas C. Harris, and
Robert Storer. ,
: R0ctsyain-George Williams.
Gunnsr-T Thomas Robinson
Ccrpe,ter-Francis Sagee.
Sai[meker-Nicholas luck.
Passengers-hlrs David D. Porter, children and
vant Sgnore Luge Pescc and John Cah tcapener) and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

TS'O IRON MASTERS, or sale, Mill Sites
4 the Immediate nsghborhood c; 6ituminous Coal and
tide water wers such Coal and Ore found together
The communication complete with Philadelphia and Bal,
more by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets DESCRIPTIVE Of
the pr9fert and farther information, aprly Archibald
sRantFTe Albany Archibald Robertson, Phadeiphia;
undergned No. Merchants Exchange, New
wh.e may be specimens OF the coal and ore; also, maps
rIn su,s " R CASEY Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Srv Goods = Y{cnse xeenfno 4 rttclao

NEW SfklNG GOODS.
Dry Goods House epinS Articles, &c, & C..
- u l.. HOLMES, No. y Jonn-streeI, between
~ Broadway and Nassau-stree RECEIVING new and
desirable Goods the pTing trade 10 which we would re-
spcttuy invite the attention OF Country Merchants aud
Rich colore Baizoriaes; do NIousseiine de LANES
Zephyr Muslins; Printed Lawns:
Black printed Lawns; black aud white Prints;
Plain black BazoEnes Gros de Rhine silks;
French Bonitazinss black Grapes: do for Vets;
Striped and PLAID Cambric; Cambrics and Jaceuels;
Fine Corded and Lace Skirts; do Marseilles
Plaid Jeans for boys; white and ccored Linen Drills.
Dark piad GIainoroonS Erminets, SC;
Fms long Lawns;
5e bF} f1G55S G6op Sd G5T: Kst sc ARTICLES
Lately Receiyed
Irish Linen and sb-e,iuss; 9spilIowease Linens;
Doubie dsnassk able Cloths f 81 and Napkins;
Table Linens aud lomenss; Birds-eye Diapers;
Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes;
Eprnliu.s DimlIy and Chn,3; DEapsry sluslin,i
Weleh Gapze Fiannels aud other Fl4nnes;
Blankets, DEaggsrs, Bazes, sssir Linens;
English and American Long Cloths;
Co;toa ,', shiII'nss : aud shestinss best quality;
Aso-French black Cloths Wool dyed Cloths and Cas.i
aeTes Wit VI IA Of goods their line
% John.styeet. 4l' '''-'' - ''''
N.B-On hand. genuine Eau de Cologne. mia star2w
YA7M. NJ. TITUS, No. SO Beaver street. offers
for sale the following goods on reasonable terms. viz
W?rsts5 pamask., assorted cooss.
WateTed Moreens
22 inch Silks,
Royal Bme. Dark Blue, Pearl aud Silver Drab Cloths,
French aud American law qualities TO fine
Also BILLIARD CLOTHS. fog 2ys
plCHARBS, CRONKHlTE & SHAW, As
II Exchange Place, offer for sale
eassa black green, brown blue dark and
FANCY CAssIMEREs-8o cases, comprising ,l,- latest
styles of Harms & Fsrnum. " ~
KENTUCKY JEANs-lOo medium and very fhs
qualities. - 49,
MERIN0 CAssiMEREs--75 case. cash,r.t,el Oxford
aud blue mlxu hlayendsr, Ia drab, green and black
GiNGHAAl, CHECKS. &c.-iao cases eomnr,s;rv 6ns
Furniture, Plajs aud Stripes. 's ~
NESAo kGRSh pSn29 CASES sarous qualities
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

haTs p e0HfSdfd to s. Efd1fS s her GHARSRS t @ cash only
sGt sTYE SEfsgf' X SiG f
;al2 3n~ No l03 Nassau st. near Ann.
DUBLlC SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Con
sisting o Iron Furnaces, Flour mills Cotton Factory,
buildings ding and lots IN Cincinnati and its yicinity
Of several hereafter named and the decree Of the
District Court rendered said and by virtue deeds TO
cinnat at Public Auction he highest bidder for cash on
Moqdst the st Of Arrl lst at 10 o'clock H. precisely,
Der o the valuable aud desirable parcels III Cincinnati
being Iart of lot 49, and bounded described oicws
Beginning the north side of Fourth street 100 feet west Of
lei with Fourth feet thence noIhey line with
Sycamore 66s fee thence eastery % feet thence
pe conveyed Ss W Van TO % oans ss by
recoTdsd Book 49, page &c.
the arg!n1 plan Of said CITY bsginniqs et the sorthws
corner OF iopnS part OF aid ano, ,nsnes noIth win Sy y
that belonged lately w Dsrhill. being "a feet 10 inches
on sHia line s's i is
aso the privilege nt p iounss north wall and W. Har
hcrnes south WALL as per their conveyances Recorded in
Book S. page 81 Being the premises conveyed 10 A.
j. Wheeler by deed dated October 90 1886; recorded Book
L. Also all the Nerh of said lot No 6, which has
been set Apart to the widow Of j. for her M Mdowe be-
ey-,he en of said lot bsns supposed he 1870 feet from
Main ,treetcoureyed c. S. Bradbury recorded in v g
in book 70, page i27.
II Also all that real estate known as part lot No
North square of CINCINNATI according to plan of said North
b.ino tho -oc;dn. of said ot No off
from ha Norb side thereof s1r Of q feet in width the
sn"ib f sa; or ond to he % fact front on Main
rst md etdpsconyevedto(S Bradbury by j G. Bur
nst adm Recorded IN v page o There is supposed 70 be
also belonging 70 said Bradbury upon which taxes have been
nsid snrnus of about feet front and l3O feet deep which
will he cold as pa of this making "a feet from is snnos,d
I'ir interest OF said Bradbury therein VIII be sold.
Also the Corington Basging Factory grounds known
no all hs real e,rara suae IN the western ma of
Kentucky fronting upon the Ohio river (and opposite Smith
landing of CincGnat) and commencing the south
line of Front street. the enlargement OF Coyngon
1870 feet west Philadelphia street, thence running westerly
Front feet running souh-Ty at right an
giles TO Front street to Third street about 339 feet thence
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
Public stock E1chauee-March q.
Brighton Cattle Market. Mar

SfkShScM SaStie Nk0EAeG.. Narch
AT market Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep and $50 Swine lU0
Beef Cattle of the best qualities uusold.
PRIcEs-Beef CettleA few Extra 81 Is S.; first quality
S4 81 5 second quality So IS 81 25; third quality So 2j
a So SO.
toS3 50.
S,cinsLoa peddle IL cents for Sows and 81 for Bar
rows. At retail from to 6. cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

gzg CHURCH BELLS AND lumsii l.v,,d,i
sCLoCKs-Ths satscslbsr sss.. sas Fam Eas d ls
80 and ls,s for the best toned Church bsi,i s. ,iosa
also silver Medal foE the best ge T. aqd DRoni
0ctobr last is now prepared az his Foundry .
Bells Of on 20 to s oa9 lbs made Of the Dsss
nroved cast iron Yokes with movable Inc u ra
Ing demand for his Bels the best evidence ha car ne
Of their excellence Orders have eep IeeeTed xs been
nished TO different places in State Of New Yois
foundry-Towu Clocks, .LevelinS and SURVEYING Nv
h'eIss, ois r. f0opp'' ''N ANDREW MENEhas'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
OVER COATS.

OVER COATS.
IfTM. T. JENNINGS & CO. 231 Broadway,
w American Hote iopposit Park Fountain will sell
off the remainder Of their stock of ready-made OVER
COATS, consisting of Beaver Pilot, and English Tweed
Sustou at very reduced prices. Also the few remaining
Winter FTocks feH I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

Gs1 TO RENT, in Jamaica, L. |. a large,
@ commodious Double House. sw yards from the Rail
aass.road Depot, vel! calculated for boarding house.
mh6 igs JAS. HERMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

aB1 TO LET-from the first of May, q smaii
two story brick House almost new, and in good repair,
. th basement and under cellar. 1t is pleasantly
situated in the ear OF the lot No. li5 Clinton Grand
with very handsome garden 'front.' extending the side
walk further particulars inquire at i3 Clinton street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

1A FOR SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly
l;;:m located in Huntington, l. l. ssar Northport, ee
vaed and commanding ground, overlooking the tiar
which place one plies to and from NewYork wesly and in
the Immediate fneghborhood of Store Church, School
thar connects with the Long Island Railroad daily The lot
is 50 fee; 100 fee, deep The hoq-e Is 90 feet front BY
rooms with fire places aud cellars and room with cern
fire places On the % floor and finished attic bed roomsthe
wh9le premises being enclosed with picket fence
Title udputable and possession given mEediately For
farther particulars inquire of JOS Weed &C Division be-
and O'Clock PM or Of Capt Selah Bunes on board
OF soop Victor foot Of Oliver between Wednesday
and Friday each Week; Of L. w. WOOD. Northpsrt
Northp0rt, March I, 1881. mar I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

"a TO LET.-The Lot and Stables No. 15l
s: Mott street betwee. Grand and Broome. There Is
in the srabl for nine Horses and shed room tor
several vehicles inquire OF w. BAhEV I'LL,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.
MERCHANTS about establishing new firms
IN are requested to peruse the following CARD:
The subscribers having hSen established for number ST
years, and being practical SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS would acquat Merchants and others that they
have concluded to reduce their CHARGES (or cash ony
50 PR. CENT. BELOW their former PRICES.
Ali work executed by them be their we'll known
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACKERMAN x MILLER,
al23m No I03 Nassau st. near Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

I'll To LET-A Two story House pleasantly Sit
E;:M uated with from! and back pazzas, on Washington
.- avenue Brooklyn, consisting Of parlors with hand
some manteis tsaroom aud even kitchen on the first floor
rooms bed rooms and panres the I'd floor, with large
garden grape vines, Sc plan Of House may he
application HOLT Il OWEN, cor. Front End Bsskmar-
SIS ~ Y rh2 2w%
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

RY ORDER of David Mann, Esq. Supreme
~ Court Commissioner, Notice hereby given that an at.
tachment has issued against the Of Stephen l. Tyler
debtor aud that the will be sold FOR the payment OF his
debts unless ne sppea and discharge sch attachment &c
cordns TO law within months from the first publication
of this notice and that the payment Of any debts due 10 him
by residents Of this State and the delivery him. for his
USE OF any property thin this State belonging him. End
the transfer OF any such property BY him forbidden by law
and are void.-Dated December 18th, 1si3.
DIS law9m a. DIXON Attorney for Attaching Creditors
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

SsS FOR SA LIE OR TO LlLT.-lhe story BRICK
: dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar
Ne. Vest 10Th between 9Th and 9Th Avenues
The above very modern built house IN the
No l8l Broadway or to WILLIAM J. ROOME, corner
OF 5ih Avenue and 2lst streets
Also be let frame stable the Of the above
ices nn Ieth street f2o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
OFFICE OF The RECEIVER OF taxes,

->1r,r,-.>, Old Aims House, (Park.)
PURSUANT to the 9Th Section of the I'd Arti-
Gle othe Act for The collection of Taxes in the CITY Of
New passed Aprii ls, 1873. Public motto. is hereby
10 al persons " 40 have omitted TO their taxes tha
- same Is 20 be paid 10 my Office before
the hrst day OF April next.
On the n 8i3 which may remain unpaid on the said
first ta Of April next interest az the rate Of per
WI De charged calculated from the 4th day of Octo
Der last 70 the day on which the same be paid
On Az axes remaining unpaid !ta 18th of Apn next
@ WI Issue TO levy the by distress and sale the
hZtapl HI klERSTEp. Receiver ef Taxss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

sssA FOR SALE-A House and Lot. pleasant y
located in Huntington, L. Nor,port ele
.gEsed and commanding ground overlooking The haIboT
bay and about rods from the dock landing from
which place packet Pile, aud from New-Yok weekly
house and gram MILL aud about miles stage route
that with the Long Railroad daily The lot
feet deep aad and 'front.' and contains rooms
with fire places end cellar rooms with crI M that can be
the I'd floor and finished bedrooms The whole nrem
enclosed with picket fence Title ndsprtaGle and
of Joseph Weed 96 Division street between and O'Clock
p NJ Capt Sea Bunc, board Of sloop Victor foot
OF Oliver street between Wednesday and Thursday Of each
week or'of =. w. WOOD. Northpor
NOrthport. March 7th I9il. M Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surlossss =
Of the County Of New-York Notice hereby b.. e. f I
Of teacher deceased present the same I
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the residence
Harer 0. 50 Houston street, the CITY Of he
or before the sixth day Of July nest--Dsied NsTtS
iourtn day Of January, lSH LUCY s.,E Ef;,si, th,ai
l4l laM6n< ASmnEuaS----~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur1osasss osss,s
ofth County of New Notice HEREBY givsfa f New
ark n j. Gentleman deceased TO present the same
vouchers thereof the subscriber az his o1ce No n,y
street. in the City of New YORK. before tn Sav Of
second day of 1uy next.-Datsd New-Yotkh ny lspy '
January, 1884, y; UEn-.r God
f. lglaw6m- Administrator with the Will annsle@-