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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

the moist earth, in the embrace Of his foe. ne
next day the poor fellow tolls with hotter ofaln
and wilder pulse, and filings himself at nlgnt
on the cool earth, from which he will never flse
again to his task Thus, while the scanty harvest
of grain is gathered in, the malaria has oeen
reaping its richest harvest Of men. MOI S'oieS
and 6lH;es hut hundreds are thus left every sum-
mer on the Roman Campagna, while the wives
and children they hoped to feed by lell inuustiy,
con,;nr and turn to meet the winter with blasted
homes. Oh, what haggard faces miserable FERNS,
have seen peep out from the 10" mua nuts 5, on
the outskirts of this desolate region. Many that
have dragged out the harvest season, come to the
frontier hoping to recover; but the seeds OF death
are too deeply implanted, and they slowly waste
away. In the more cultivated parts, grass and
grain are grown alternately on the same land !;
but here on the Campagna, they raise only one
crop Of grain in four years; the intermediate
time it is left for grazing.
In closing up this article. cannot but notice
the contrast this country presents to It's former
greatness, and to my own beloved land. When
the Caesars owned these palace and temple
covered plains, and their naughty legions thun-
dered over them-who would have believed that
the time would ever come when nought but
few solitary herdsmen would gallop across them !;
or, stranger still, that then unbroken forest, be-
yond the unknown ocean, would be fruitful
field and its crowded population look with pity
on Roman desolation. The mightest empire the
world ever saw, and an untrod forest stood on the
same earth together. The mighty empire has
become desolatc province, while the wilderness
has become greater than an empire. Rome, the
mistress of the world, rules now territory less
than the State of New-York. The eagle that
scared over the imperial CITY, has left 1t and her
battling armies, and now sails with our con-
merce Men flock to her to see fading glory
to our shores to behold rising glory. Not merely
the "schooImaster, but the merchant els abroad"
laying his hand on objects and places the poet
and scholar have long considered holy. lnstltu-
tons and structures honored by time and great
names, are no longer sacred to him. The scholar
NAV complain, and the enthusiast wcep-lt mat
tiers not. The spirit and the power are abroad
and there is no resisting either. The old Roman
Forum is turned into rope-walk, to make ropes
and cordaoe for commerce, and the Iheatrdlum
of the Baths of Doclesian, is converted into
COTTON We should not wonder to see yet
over the Coliseum, in large capitals, American
storchouse," and on Abrams Tomb, that stands
by the Tiber Storage and Forwarding House"
Rome will have other " Mercanti" besides Mer-
can't di Campagna," and the sound of cnginery
and the noise of commerce be heard in the palace
of the Caesars. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

GA TO LET-The old established store and
H dwelling, formerly owned and occupied BY John Nc
LEE. Nab on the Of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
street. The and always has been occupied as
Grocery. There two story brick Stable and Feed
House on the premises which will be let with the above
The premises all let the present occupant until the first
Of May next who will sell his stock and give i'm
medately Inquire of T. CLENDENEN,
3gs t,lrld1s-strret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

INA FOR SALE-At Wiliamsburgh, l.. |. two
neat two story brick front Hsasss and Lots situated
and five minutes walk from Grand st Ferry Lots
Is by 1907 Houses % by "a feet Each house contains s1
IN good order They will be sold bargain and part Of the
purchase money remain on md and mortgage For terms
appIv to flag lm* T.. PETTY, 2j5 Centre st, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

sssn4 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, $4,000
usaE Pennsylvania and 1000 In Indiana improved and ID
I--improyed. Apply to A. P. x J. {: sMllH
MO IF 81 LtpenV sureL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

AzA CROTON HALL TO LET.-This Hall, oc-
III curying of the best locations in the city, at the
LIE. corner of the Bowery and Dyision-street let four
finely fitted has ane.room rstra'e Piano Forte and
swell ealcu4tsd for Lectures; Concerts and Public Metnr
ever SATURDAY evening He with great strength
&c. clear. Inquire in Clock Establishment over the Hall;
f3 tf r. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

aNn FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM
S of IS acres near the Hudson River, Westche,tTCoqs
L. % miles from New;Yotk City. Some money wIs
non re A. P. & j. e.. SMITH, IS LibetYF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.

Vie Advertisers, fTOprletOTS OF the respective
Houses in PHILADELPHIA, whose are sub
scrbed hereto being amply provided with full and COM
pee assortment of Goods their several departments
tcular invite Merchants who about purchase supplies
examination of their respective Stocks which will be
found cheap any the Eastern Markets The great In
crease in variety and excellence of Manufactures of
COTTON, SILK, WOODEN
AND OTHER GOODS,
in our city and vicinity expressly adapted the wants of the
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE,
the perfection Of the various modes of Transportation all
points Of the Union the superior accommodations at our o-
tels added determination please old and
tamers cannot hope fail the attention Of Nerl
chants abroad to whom this invitation is respectfully ad
Silks s. Fancy Goods.
G W T E PPHHSVG15S co. s $ s'As''rss
s sTEK pk6 62HEEFk: Co. ' Is
M414 JONES CO. iS ass ass " 81
Dry Goods.
a 5BHSH fH Is rs 5 So fPEi:SSEsr,, g
WM Il ffoWM G8 GS 20 si5es
Miller COOPER CO., 6 Ma'kss;strsst
A JOIN Il PBR ( w 81 CO., 1 l55
R R6EkHl / HE SM!EH,x CO., e
ST9a AAFHHEiR sWH4LToN HALLowELL, na arket.st
Hardware and Cutlery.
PRICE 2 S EyI5y S $ e. 49, NaFks'''Fest
f IL dEE$y s5Wi 81. CO.. il ii
f TRGITT fPENDGEToN, TRU1TT, 1859 Ms1ket,,s
Boots. Shoes, Bonnets, sc.
y % i T;SLIAAS, E COZ s,S and Msikst.,t.
HA$SS jlSkiSE co $ S2ss wh'v'
~ Books and Stationary.
G G6{GG s E IrHbAfsos. 80 North ''A'''
Umbrellas and parasols.
SLEEPER, BR F! II pdSov 1 les Marks'-st
Wk i vi Il s f BR6 oHHRRSS' rs rs
Hats and Caps.
LKENTON, liz Alayketst.
Looking Glasses, Combs and Fancy
scHAFFER & ROBERTS, TsoaS ia Marks,..t
Is ia Hs'Af S; s.x,o,
McCURDY, ALDRICH g. SPENCER,
u E1sG oTT6 6!sf Goops 5.s SALE
500 bales BRowS s @ s' ?ns6 fa gsSs
E'5fs yE1a s'@"j c5e.G ca s':
$50 do G ;5:f5 81 {I 70 and a. Pa
100 do BROWN DRlLLS-sO cases BLUE DRILLS.
so cases COTTON PANTALOON STUFFS-Crankes,
Cottonades. sc
$50 do BLEACHED SHEETINGs and sHIETINGS-
81. 7.8, Al and Sd, various styles and widths.
50 do COTTON CHECKS-2O do HDKFS.
10 do STRIPED SHlRIIEGS.
VOOLLEN GOODS.
200 cases CLOTHS-Woo-dye d black, blue brown mixed,
Sc, superior styles and various ~ alities.
100 do CASSIMERES-Woo dyed black. mixed s. fancy
200 do SATlNEPS-A large assortment from the best
nu(acturers. nearly all coors, plaids stripes and
diagonals.
IS do KENTUCKY JEANS-Bue mx'd and stripes.
100 do HEAVY kE2SEYS-CabeC Cords, &c
100 bales ed and Al PLAID llNSEYS and COAT IL
NISGS. e22 eodms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

sEssa 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FORSae
sor exchangs-Lands location and titles good Bargains
n2O If " *. p ii. c. SMITH, IS Libetyit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

@ FARMERS, MERCHANTS. AND ME-
E!:M CHANlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
LIE this Office can be found greater variety
property for sale for exchange than any other office in
Factories, Water Power Wild Lands Houses, and Lots in
almost evory city aud State in the Union Loans made
change goods or manufactured article, for good productive
property, for valuable wild lands will find it their
negotiate through this Office All business entrusted
our care will NEE; with prompt attention
pltf A. p J. C.. SMITH s5 Libcrtvst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

o. 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
- Railroad, with Houses, Barns Orchards, Wood and
Plough Land Price $50 Some Western lands and
money would be objected Diagrams be
BY applying TO a. P. j. c. Smith, IS Liberty ST dlsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

,gse FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A hIghl
g#S improved farm of l25 acres with all the stock er
land tools. The buildings ample conyeulea 49,
inc order. 1t desirable and productive property aa.
fife. or nm -' A. P.aJ c. SMITH.
nSo r. IS Liberty sust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

Sa9 FOR SALE-2GO acres of excellent land 81.
ssuate in the town o. NloEehouse Hamilton CoultyM
Y. about 80 miles from Utica. The improvements"
extensive in the neighbrrhoOJ. Apply TO
ia ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & co., BroaGst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

esRe FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4W
Wsacres handsome Oak Opening Lands, beautifully css
H. 3D. takes paid and title perfect Apply A.
e.. Smith, IS Liberty street. 1@ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

"a FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
ia and Orchard with 10 acres good land, situated in
A Whppany. New jersey, q miles from New York, and
and within q miles from the Mor,is!own Railroad and
failing stream of water will drive engines the dryest time
The wheel new 6 feet wide aud II feet diameter
with good engines and running For further
ticulars inquire Of GAUNT &DERRlCkSON,
ito 6m l59 South 81. n York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

eMN FARMS-FARMS FOB SALE-A va!as
s5t Bile Wheat Farm of 273 acres, lying betweea Na
--ga and Seneca Lakes be exchanged tor llnos.
and money Also Farm Of LOG on the % Nv
SefSey Gontainns rom ~ 70 ]oo acres App' lad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

?. Health, Quiet, and Comfort-The Ora.
han hoYss g. ns1 9 r advs ANITA
rarely offered eligibly LOCATED on clean and airy
me- late vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings. Its
apartments convenient and neat while its table supplied
cir ling entirely Animal Food and smuants Of all kinds.
CT ces moderate and every effort made render Boaes
street iy25 IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

s8cc FOR EACHANGE-A snug Farm contain
~ ing 100 acres of Land good House, Barn, Orchard ~
- Fences will take hree-Quarters Michigan Lahas =.
49, ayu@' 'ei 'a''' @App'' ~ a. uAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

rat. garden land in Westminster, on the BS,,n, VA
.Gsaaroad 10 miles from the City Hail. in n. Y and nil,
from Harlem, aud within five minutes walk Of the RaioJ
aud other out houses with we'll a, the back door and br
running through the farm and on It are over 200 grated pt
trees. VIZ Apples Peaches Psars, Ounces Pums and char
ance and various other productions portion is rood.i
which if cut will produce 2OO cords consisting Of O
derate terms. One half of tie purchase money may nn
on bond and MORTGAGE The above farm ad9ns the p,cpr
Market Garden. For further particulars apply to
ANATOMY J. BLEEKER x co. Auctiouses,
feb23 No 7 Broad near WilI ,rs,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

ayse. 24O ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS ana ~ ~
NS CASH to exchange for aproducTe property m...d
~ York City; Aso $1,000 in cash and yaiu1o or Fam
near Npw-York Also to exchange handsome pa"
few acres located pleasant Eastern village 0'
ne Jis !, i'l IL C. SMITH Libttl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

ASA FOR SALE OR TO LET-The convenient
E!;S two story basement brick house. No. l4O Madison
street has every convenience for the accommodation
of large family, and Of the desirable situations
in the street The lot is Is by leo feet. If sod the larger
proportion ofthe purchase money may remain on mortgage
OF the above) No. Monroe street. with brick stable
the Of the lot has convenience for the accom-
mediation of families If sold the largest part of
the purchase MONEY may remain on mortgage. Applyo
JAS. LOYETT, at the Bowery ms. Co, cot Of
fs22 2Y* Bowery and Grand street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

as township of Weadsd Esser County Nsw JsT tx$
. mile east of Scotch Plains the road 70 iad VII,
Said farm contains 80 Of highly cultivated sI os bu
inss an Apple Orchard producing choice grated and
5aspbsrIes and sSspsd with
wood in wheat and rye the balance in tase .rsgga
will be sold cheap the present owner aeoauI
then be let for years, Inquire oil y seofcg
II DEY:t New York. on the premises near ing aln'
PLAINS Depot y~TI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

EN HALL TO LET-A comnodious Hall suit.
EN- able for Temperance Society Lecture Room
.wth seats. Nos 39 and 36 Broome street. between
the Bowery and Centre Market to let io Cor
persons BE- comfortably seated and be enlarged
necessary Possession be had the first Of May
An early application wo, Id be desirable in order get snf
cent time alter and repair such things the applicants
may require,
Alsa to let, the premises, Room suit Bile for
School Room and which has been used such for
time
For further information apply on the premises to
f2l Inns JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

SETANTED--A situation as Housekeeper, by
w widow lady who has had ample experience in house
keeping and skilled in Dressnaking &c She rroers the
testimonials of character and capacity
Please address, BY note personally, Mrs. W. II Third
street. fsl9 lwe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

WANIE3D1-An American a or Protestant lrlsh
smell family Apply 80 Burton Bedford north
sid. fe23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

E:;E City pops1y-A new modern two story brick b,'
rs By 40 feet. with basenen, and attic situated IL -
City of New Brunswick y. j. The house is finished il -
convenient manner the parlos have Egyptir n,,S
mantes and black CRATES the lot contains four acrs, @
high state of cultivation with variety of fut g. ~
situltion surpassed b. any the 'cnity coum,sI
Ing extensive view a. ht surrounding country AMI !;
within few minutes walk Of thu Railroad and S,s,mS,
landing. For further particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEEKER &CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

"a FOR SALEi-250O acres of Mountain, with
1;;M fine growth Of young Timber and 300 of tiabs
.zl Lands. $50 Of which is under good cultivation he
Ramapo runs through the premises with fall Of 30 odd ke
New-York and Erie Railroad and Orange Turnpike mu,by
the river WHICH makes it one of the best places for mana
by the Railroad could not be competed with On til. re
good story frame House As feet front rem
Kitchen, Barn and eut.housss, first rate Girls. Mill with
tom Also 10 or IL good small Houses for pp
perty lies in the town of Ranapo, Rockland County Y
Townsends Iron Works Abundance Of Iron Ore vi,hlpl
short distance For further information, call A. P SMITH
85 Liberty, or W. H. TOWNSEND No. Nassau ST. NY,
the subscriber who lives the premises, which can
done in three hours ride with the n. Y and FIe Railroad
fal5 lmeodx THOMAS WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

spva ROUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
f::;w FOR SALE-That valuable and very pleasantly ST.
.R. uaed House and Lot ou the southwest cornero Wah
ingon and York streets, the highest ground and e
centre of the place, very the public square From the
the City OF NewYork asd surrounding cousty The House
is stories. built of brick with tn roof abon! Or 70 y5
the owner with hard finished walls throughout above s
basement The fist story is furnished with Marble Nanei
Crates, Sliding Doors and Painted Walls Second oT-
over the hall Third story hast good Having Ire
places and three closets The basement and kitchen W
pleasant with closets pantries between Vault under u.
street in front and large brick ciseIn in the yard The Lex
is IS feet front WASHINGTON and 50 feet deep on 9t
street The House $4,000 to build IT. ands wha
three minutes walk of the ferry which makes very dr
nsrtirniars anpiv 70 j. w. HIGGINS
100 Inn N'f'' n DsystNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

ia FARM FOR SALE-At PIalnheld New.
E Jersey only three quarters of mile from the depo
.Athe Somerville and Ellzaberhtown Railroad wh,sS.
cars lea re three times day Tor New York city, ans aHy.
ness in the city he can Be- in the city from A.
M-aRd is also the vicinity Of sey ara good schools
II contains 2Si of land, all good fence aud cs
tion ard laid meadow; all the buildings txceerto
and built within few years we'll arranged for corioro,
convenience. the dwelling two stories high containing eis
carriage and stable and hoored oyerh al Throughout
Fruit and ornamental around the house, and wso;
excellent water uea the door
Terms &c ommodatipg Enquire Of c. Q. HALSTyD
No. % William street, New York; or OF JOB sQuER "a
ON the premises. ie2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

IA To LET-Apartments either fQpjSh.1 -,
T::I unfinished In the house No a33 Pearl 3, ,SS
.-iIom Chathami-possession Immediately gwen q
CURED. -" <
a good Dress Maker would find this an ehsib. ,;,,,,
the rooms have formerly Been occupied for this bs,,.
70 some lady without small children, generous n,o
ton will be made enabling her 70 her rent by he we
eYetioGs. 81; ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

6ua COUNTRY SEAT-To Let or for sale,
f:;H most desirable Country Reside at jamaica L.
.l fronting the leading Avenue, but short distance from
the Railroad nearly is onamented with
tai and t grape vines variety of choice berries
modern and convenient built expressly for the present
10 acres of rich gardening land and nursery be sold or
changed If sold will be rented, if application is made
JNO. n. PUlLLON, NO. = Atdntlc-St,
fab3 Inns South Ferry, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

A FOR SALEM THE CITY OF NEw3Rv
Broad.steet No ID The Hous. is IS f., e E S3Ta
80 deep, % high with large piazza IN the rear ana
finished thIo ushout Also good Stables Ffair,sa Tsa
attached the premises. For further particulars Il
ISAAC NICHOLS, corner Of William and W,,SS.,E; q
streets, or of WILLIAM PAUL the premises
f23 I'm n SNrrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

By order OF the Stockholders.
ALEXANDER GRIMESl
HENRY STODDARD,
SAMUEL McPHERSON Committee
DAVID STOUT,
JOHN w. VAN CLEVE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

1rA FARM FOR SALE-Containing IL acres
I;H Of pasture, wood and plough land with number
CALDWELL, ESSEX COUNTY, y, j., 10 miles from
Anew" and North of The house eamm9
h,I puEoso It bull. By Calvin Crane dec whs
make good stand for Temperance Tavern as it would
command custom from the much travel the fine turnpike
Newark and situated region o country where temper
prevails There variety fruit on the premises; the
Location high and healthy line of stages runs to New
which remain on mortgage not sold before the 18th
Of Third month (Msrch) next it will then be offered pub
lots be T ssEs
For further PARTICULARS inquire on The premises to Wilson
York, of MAHLON DAY& CO 374 Pearl St Of Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

sgseFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. a I. ,a,., ya il be
EPR OPERTY-A farm containing aso 'VoTk. and ns
BEEN newly xs and has si,.b ssHd w
GOOD water BAN and com cry
garden kitchen DO &C. and Der Of beds o. beaches
well supplied with fruit apples pears and mt oh:s
Of wannts here sucieucy of good on the on Il. oa
IL is watrred with running streams one ycssa
oxen pair Of brown horses and handsome Utensils:
ducks ow and hogs with all necessary ia,ms pesr Dos
Fey and adjoining the land Of General Hamilton, .s
Albany Po5 Rpfd hayT vs GOOD The sa
tbe RiTsr NAV be had If required having hanasoH.'
.nd so'' i'oA' ~ N JOHN A. MILDEBERGstSaA
ft.lm Conner of Hammond and Fourth'st, N'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

INSTITUTIONAL French gentleman engaged
in literary pursuits having few hours spare would
be happy to devote them giving instructions in the trsnch
and Spanish languages small boarding school or PR
objsc with him. bat quiet aud retirement he " consider his
board and lodgings Sufficient Tor his time
The most unexceptonabe references VIII De given regards
his character capacity Please address T. F. g. tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

"a COTTON MILL FOR SALE.-The Cooper
;H Cotton Company in DAYTON Ohio, will sell public
Mill with the Machinery within it, and such quantity Of
ground around it BE agreed upon The MIL is four
foundation forty feet wide and hundred and
four feet ons, with whselh9use projecting from the body
OF the Miami Canal within few rods OF the centre of the
City Corporation. Adjoining the Mill Picker House OF
chinery consists Of 1903 spindle and 30 looms with the ne
cessay PREPARATION and is operated power Of 1900
cubic per minute with fall Of IL feet dsryed from the
Miami Canal under permanent lease from the State The
srvund winch the Mill stands has front upon the
permanent lease, with the power, the whole running
back from the Canal the head race 1870 ee joining
streets and abqng the head race .o which such por
non more OF less as MAJ be agreed will b. sod 10 the
purchaser OF the Mill. The will be onethrd of the
purchase money down onehrd in year. the remain.
Ing third III TWO years from the sale the deferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

|67ANTED-By person who has been in the
W. Tailoring business Tor the last four situation
acquaintance good customers which he command
addressed B. this office will be attended TO i'm
rnediately. fe222,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

TUST PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLEN0lD,
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
or COMMON RAYER-EditeJ by the Rev. j. NJ
Wainwright D. D. and embeshsd with upwards OF 100 en-.
cravings This ok has been expense Of ABOUT
o0o and is row offered the low price Of So 50 copy
superby bound with gilt edges elegantly embossed
urkev Morocco cover representing the interior and exterior
of 'TTnity Church. Ne;r-York. II. w. HFWET,
!! # 23l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

egse FOR SALE, at sacrifice OF coasloe ,.ua
zN new lmprovementsA FARM, suanle, !G SoaI rs
of the City by Railroad or Steamboat the trfns n
Of Is per trp-37a acres of excellent LAND ns a
nured and lined; or Wood good essss;.
Garden, with Apple, Peach, Ounce Trees &C.. ,ni, q;
Dw-lngHouse newly improved, papeed go, osr
10 or persons; good Barn. and every punp
ing, nearly all new well Of excellent water! aau
inquire Of Mr GEO g. sHEppARD q fu d.sn nt
New York, Of GEO. w SAWYER on IN. I'd pdi to Gar
miles from Elizabethtown, New.Jersey, on the i0'1
Looping Hill. ,,or,,ge 70. J
Part OF the purchase money may remain on m0''''
years. ,ts ,boys Fan
will be sold by auction Noes Union HOTEL nsr and %
N j.. at o'clock or THURSDAY. tn MsfGEa ,I,ns s.o
and Utensils comprising every thing usually .m;,ss
stocked Farm, will be sold by auction on te rss DID, .i
y. B-One Of the Horses is IT hands hsh f2a 7,eods
suitahle far city purnOsss --.---1,I1,Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

Ara HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE --The
fin story brick front House and Lot No. Jog Edridge
IS feet front by S7s feet deep-lous IS i.et
ing door Sc disposed of previously it will be sold at
Inquire of Ruben Bunker No 90 Pine VIM. Frank
lin, No. Is Broad-st. l0i