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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF Taxes,
A ( -, Z

TAXES OF 1S43-PurSuant TO The 9TH and 9th
Z Of the % Article OF the Act for the Collection
OF Taxes in the City of New York passed pll 18TH 8is
public notice is heGeby given that uni ies the Taxes re-
February addition Of per will be charged
upon all Taxes remaining unpaid that day; and fahe.
addition o VIII be charged upon all Taxes
naming unpaid on the 18Th day of Marcn next
The Taxes required 10 be paid money the
several Banks in this City.
Oiics hours, Eom A. VI. till 2P. NJ.
j25 tMh Fl. I. KlERSTED. Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
Il,inois-r,he Lead Trade-syhis Spirit. sc.

Correspondents of The Tubuae
GALESA, illinois. Jan. IS. lsi
MIR. William Hampstead, an extensive mer-
chant and dealer in lead of this city, has furnished
TO the Editor ofthe Missouri Republican state.
ment OF the shipments of lead from Galena, and
all other points on the Upper Mississippi, for the
years lS4l, 1912 and lS43 1t appears by that
statement that there was shipped
1912. .473 500
l843- .581 ,l3l C
The statement shows an actual increase in the
shipments OF 1S43 over those Of lS42 of one hun
d,ed and ten thousand four hundred and thirtu
too Pigs
The number of steamboat arrivals at Galena
In l84l was l43. mo. of Keel Boats towed was lOs
/" l842 1885, 88
" 1843 244.. '' SIS
The steamboat arrivals show an increase in
1S43 of forty -n!ne over those Of lS42.
The amount of Lead shipped from Galena in
1s43 may be set down at 500, 73I Pigs, averaging
70 pounds each, making 80, 46I, ITO lbs, which at
$2,37A per cwt. would be S937,202
The amount Of Copper made at Mineral Point,
Wisconsin, and shipped from Galena during the
year lS4s is fourteen hundred Pigs, equal to
nnety.fre thousand pounds, worth $1,000.
The value of Lead exported from here in
ioto, was S9S7 ,SSU2
The value Copper exported from here in
lo4' was -...---.-..--...-..- $1,000
Making the exports of Lead and Copper. $948,2O2
The foregoing statement shows the increasing
value of the Lead and Copper trade, and evinces
the great Importance of Galena as Commercial
point. 1t is supposed that our population has
doubled since 1910. We should 90 ahead still
faster If Government would bring the Mineral
lands, by which we are surrounded, into market,
and Danish from. our midst set of public plumber.
ers IN the y. 5. Lead Mine Office, who have
been for the last three years sucking the life
blood OF the country ana keeping our people in
a continual broil.
The Wing spiritof ls40is fast arousing among
Us. We sent on few days ago to the Tribune
Office for !, 500 of the Tracts of Junius and yes
terdsy we procured ffty-one subscribers for the
Weekly Tribune and sent on the cash. Circu-
late the Documents is our motto.
ihe winter here has been one of extraordinary
midness and rather unfavorable to business Lead
Is now selling for 81 SO per hundred
Yours, truly.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Is now universally admitted to De a certain
Ipecic for Dyspepsia Nervous Affections Weakness Loss
OF Appetite, Debility &c. Physicians prescribe their pa
TENTS gentlemen who have experienced effects,
gratefully recommend ladies have derived the
benet, from exhibition nervous ad other complaints
epcure restored te their and the weak and feeble
ar ade strong and vigorous Health the mans riches
the Ilch inans bliss has, through its influence been
tended 20 all classes aud and manufac
merchants and bankers, lawyers and dives phoso
Pliers poets and planters have all been cured By this medicine
their certificates and recommendations satisfactorily
Yet thsusand upon thousands who daily suffering
both Of mind and body from the above complaints,
when nfaabe remedy offered them in the Kestora-
tive Cordial which Is prepared by c. c. SEBRlNG and
sold AZ his Office " o. 6 Murray JIG 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
III +at NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS

At new LINE OF FLIvERPoOL PACKETS,
rW Packer OF 2lst Feb-Th. snlendId we'll knowr IA,
sailing Packet Ship ROCHESTER,. d. .oSc ,onsS as
Capt Jno Betton sail posaelys above her day
Csba. and S'eease fassengsrs Those wishing TO secure
ling Slip) orso w. & ]. T TAPSCOTT
~, IS feck Ship, cor. Southst
The Rochester viii leave Liverpool on the 9Th Of AnIi-
Persoas wishing send for their friends can have then
brought out IN her or of the regular line sailing v
epool the lst, 6th lh l6th 2t and h of each mouh
Drafts fer payable demand without discount
other charge whatever in all the principal towns ia
application The GARCK viii succeed the Ro-
chester and sail from NewYork Goth Feb. and from v-
cTpool The lith April Is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

EORFOh.AiION NOIlCE-Pubc notice is
~ hereby given the owners occupant occu.
pauts OF all Houses and Lots improved Lands
s ced thereby that the following Assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged the Street Com
mssloner Otce tor examination BY al persons Interested
For los the 9t Wad, embracing lots
the side WASHINGTON
ard Horatio streets the West side Of Greenwich street be-
Gausevo0rt AID HoIat:o the South side OF
Ganseyoort between Greenwich and Washing
and WashiL ton and the North side of street.
between Greenwich and Washington Also. the
South SIDE OF h between 9th aud m avenues, and
thu South side 18th street between Hudson street and 8k
the West side of 9th dv-nue between 18th and h
and thu North side Of t streets between 9th and
7h Also the North side 18th srget between
Sh and 9h and the South side of lh be
mond street between Washington and West streets on TIE
side OF Jane between 9th Hadsor
and West side OF HUDSON between Charles
Perry Also The 10th w ard the West side Edrd:e
between Delaney and Bronme Streets and + IS,
side OF Forsyth Delaney anG streets
tween Broadway aud University Place on the North side of
l between University Piece and h and the s.
wsstcoIne OF 10th and 5h Also, the 18th
ard the South side OF 18th street. between 9Th and 9th
or the North side OF 18th street between 9Th and 10th
and the North side 18th between the Th and
aGd Sh also the 18th Ward the Soath side Of
9TH street between t lst and I'd the North side Of
e lt between ths I'd and avenues and on the West
side OF Sd avenue, between 18th and 4th streets.
All Persons whose interests affected by the above named
assessments ana who are opposed the same, either OF
them are requested 10 present their objections writing;
70 ths UNDERSIGNED al the Street Commissioners Office with
II thirty days from The cate OF this notice,
r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
Fer the New York Tribune.
DREAM S.
nv AUGUSTUS sNoDeRAss.


;te is but changing dream
ruh;ob flies ike Mornings golden beam,
when backwardly we gaze,
But that which comes we ever see
Filled with deep reality,
And bright and lengthy days
Youth marks the world with laughing eyes
And sees but rapbows in the skies,
Beneath whose arches fair
ANGELS look out with flashing wings
And shake their radiant offerings
Upon the golden air!
Manhood behods with sterner soul,
Yet through the clouds which round him roll
He sees rising star,
Pillowed on gold which moves along
With cleaning light and kindling song,
And points his path afar.
We shun the earnestness of Life
It's rugged paths and restless strife,
And dream what yet shall be;
For none so wearied are and poor,
But witness happier days in store,
From storm and tempest free.
Our night-dreams are but wand'rings vain,
When Reason hath unloosed her reign,
And sleeps in calm repose;
Our day-dreams hansiently fulfil
Our longing Hope and earnest VIII,
And shades for Truth disclose.
Thus have wished, till Hope hath brought
It's golden visions TO my Thought,
And glowing scenes unfurled;
Where in realms of bliss forgot
The varied sternness Of my lot
And blest the laughing World
dreamed that One my heart hath known
Whose smiles like Morning. light have shone
Around my kindling soul,
Partook with me sylvan scene,
'Mong sloping hills with wales between,
Where streams of silver stole.
There wild-birds sang, and from the hill,
Where gentle woods lay calm and still,
Came forth the ,imid deer,
And learned to share our happy lot
The huntsman and the hound forgot
Where blissful Love was near.
There through the vale silence reigned,
BY noisy footsteps unprefaned,
For God and Love were there;
While from the gently shaded wild
The Peasin-hower looked out and smiled,
And kissed the fragrant air!
Men ne'er had here by barb'rous arts
Prolaned the calm and simple hearts
Ofthose who strove to find,
BY earnest Toll and virtuous Deed
A goody talisman gainst Need,
And blissfulness of Mind!
Then Life moved on in tranquil hours,
Like streams that flow tween banks Of flowers,
And on whose waves of light,
The blushing rose-leaves dance in glee
And wanton onward merriy,
BY Morning and by Night
And /, how blest! forgot that Time
Had yet hill my feet must climb,
Rough with the wrecks Of years,
Along whose sides more restless throngs,
Who cheer the way with dance and songs
Or falter, bathed in tears
May not my dream yet truthful be,
And Life yet kindly smile on me,
A star oflight above,
Whilst thou and shall fondly prove
How sweet the moments pure may move,
When winged by Truth and Love {?
NOroich, ~. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

SMoKEY CHIWNEYS.-The subscribers have
~ invented double Ventilatins Cap, with which they
guarantee To chlmreys smokng-pce moderate.
i. SAYLOR * co. 70 Broad ST.
S23 of the above caps may be four houses be-
longing TO D. Austin Esq: Union Place. New York. also
eight Col Webbs dwelling, OF nth street and 4th
fel2tf
SARSAPARILLA.-30 bales Honduras, for sale
~ by GRINNELL MINTURN g. CO. "a South Il dao
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

- TO LET-rhe old established store and
E:;kf dwsng formerly owned and occupied by Io,: Nc
.E Nab, The Of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
street The SeIe is and always he's been, occupied
Grocery There a story brick Stable and Feed
House on the premises, which will be Jet with the above
ne premises all LEI 20 the present occupant until the FIST
of May next who will sell his stock and give possession
medate!y Inquire of p CLf.NDENEN,
e 3w1 lS2 Eldrlsestrset.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

ITO IRON MASTERS. or sale, Mill Sites
10 the immediate neshbohoed efBi,uminoas Coal and
e tide water where such Coal and Ore found toserhe
Ihe eommanieatioa is complete with Philadelphia and Bslr
sss pfSPsrsy and father ipfesmsen APPLY Archibald
the undersigned No. ca Errh,nge
may be seen specimens of the coal aud ore Also maps
nio sms W r. CASEY C;v;, Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

fender.
The Glove Anodyne the best Of all ooh-ache remedies
|, immediate and certain Ia It's effects curing the
lent tooth-acie pain III the gums IN minute.
Experience has proved that this ncdyne composition will
gya mmed and permanent eiei after the failure Of
ether remedy; pleasant the and smell will
Jure the teeth gums any way and s.w applications will
entirely the pain and from decaysd tooth
thst itmay filled and rendered useful When the
pain proceeds from the face from the around tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief By
rubbing few drops part affected Price 25
For sale by DAVID SANDS * co. NoT East Broad.
10 Fulton eet end 273 Broadway Chambers.
te Euliugs. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
ssR HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY

"a HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
s:iE FOR SALE-That valuable and very pleasantly
-uaed House and Loton the southwest of Wash
.eue OF NE place, tee public square From the
s.ors there delightful prospect OF the North River
mes ealt M Of brick with lin roof about years
she owne With hard finished walls throughout above rha
Giste ssn n is, story furnished with Marble Manteis
sliding po0rs bstwee the principal rooms and bed.raos
,se IN, and d. @ lFa story has good rooms having fire
@ @ wa. closets or Panres Vaul, under the
: s5 ti t. anu tFs- orIck csern the yard. The Lot
,S ne nous cost oyer $4,000 buii1 IL and is within
si ,si1 va AK o .ne isrIy, which makes very desir
particulars apply TO NJ ~ -ssTy tfh~1. psk roi
j2S Inns w. rIiSGtSS',
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

GHERIFF'S SALE.-hy virtue oi d wnt oi htt
acss to d:recte and:deir,er-L VIII expose 10 sale;
Thursday the 29Lh day of Febuar next, at u oeleeI "
all the right IT'LL and ner-, Of Abner White which he Do
ON te wrtyiourth day of November, the year one l
sand egh, hundred aud foythree, any time aieIwa
Of in aud the equal undiv ed moiey or hall laEa
Lot known number lhiry.oe (No 81 Orange street m n I
elstciy by lot No 90 n,rweseriy BY lot No. 33 sad
being twenty-five feet front hy hundred ieet Deep ~
Together with tne appurtenances herenn" he9nSns yI
FREpK. l.. VuLTEE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New York, January II, 1914. jl7 R8oN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

e.6 0On-s4,Ooo, $4,000, and $1,000 TO loan
.pO.OoO ncty sscq%riIy = ApPl}yTq l}Ip os,n
G.10 ONO TO LOAN on good city security
na0 ii A. P.& JIG. SMITH rs Liberty ST
CILKS.-1S cases crimson figured and plain
OPongee Hdks OF first quality do white plain Ponsee
ST GRiNNELL. MiNTURNS & Co 10 South st.
TEAS.-s0O half chests Young Hyson, Canton
d7h tG5h GhiNNELL. MINTuRN a,c O.. rs south..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

4 sOkNS, CoRNS AND TOOTHACHE Cnred
- without extracting, for sale A C. BIJRR,S IvsJis-
stoss No'sso Bowety, New-York Price 50 cents sseh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

TOR SALE--New and secondhand doors
ssshes sash dosrs counters drawers shelving &c rs,d
planned, by J. Locke. 81 Am 81. jaao I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

r OZENGE FOR COLD In The, ~. hl.sss ,ss ne
II Always safe and efseHa It instantly r. s"as
t;n Of ,hs n,ursrv membrane y. 3. IL Is also an I'd
B1gqsbF,s and sSToFe M HsSea
Snt,ne IN Sold also, by Rashton & Co. no Broaan
10 astor House Jas. s. Aspinwal So William m:a.ssasics
D.forest. q Green wich st Jas. Tauant. 30 oha,
and j. Maxim, 3ll Broadway. Price Is cents 3 0S
ais I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

~ SE-SHOES-Warante superior IL
RveFy respect 10 any heretofore used about Pric.
Sof the iIcn bar All doubts this subject b.
serted sizes viii immediately be Itsd-.:ar1anted
suit the section Of coaary for waeh they are 9I!ed
6 Co., WaTren:, H4st Lesley, J. G. Heeru q Brohsr
Troy: Lewis Bsnsdict Y Co, John Townsend, Albany,
Persons & Coz New York Charles Smith, Boston, A. NJ
g. w Jone- Fhsdeipha. and e. Plat Brother Galtimor.
wheIe farther information my be had the subject
Troy Iron aad Nail FactorT. HENRY BURDEN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

GEE RE-Those who have Lands IN ,s iJs &c
- that have paid their rxes and have not ,ah Who
for the West this week on thursday. Call froms t -
ierences satisfactory. Charges reasonable.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
DY ORDER of Daniel Pratt, First Judge !.

pY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Juoss !, b b
- Onondaga County Courts, and Counsellor al .teha
Supreme Court, Notice hereby given that an StsSs
has issued against the Of Royal Stewart q ID 70
STATE of Ohio noaressea; debtor unde. piS9i roo sss CO.
cerning attachments sca ab,condin coneessd, ,S p
resident debors and that the will be sold 10, appe
Of his debts, unless he, the ,ad Royal "bu p
months from the first publication Of snq
payment of any debts due hm by rss'dens o.
this State belonging to him. aud the transfer OF any
perty bv hm ar- forbidden By law and are non
i9i isw9m Attorney for Attaching Gs>~1 GsI~-~1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF fsh
- f.cias directed and de y5red lwll expose f
o'clock NJ the ysti0ue Of th- City Hall Of the nliJ
Newly all the right tile ana interest of John b.os1
which he had the sixteenth das of April one thout
eight hundred and fortytwo, atny time Afterwards Oh.
aud to all that certain lot of land and Iwelipshoqse tnssa
erected situate the Fourteenth Ward Of the City o. M
street. and distinguished map OF the farm OF ncn a.
Bayard made BY Casimee Th. Goerck, formerly oN =,
yeyor, as lot No 1916, being twenty-five feet thee ncaa
westerly side and one hundred and twelve feet three 1
deep the eatery side together with the enemens % hG
81. IaIi. WILLIAM JONES. shsas es
FREDERICK l. VULrEE, Deputy Sheriff Ja3l hMor- |-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

lssza FOR SALE-At Wamsburgh, l.. |. TWO
;M neat two story brick front Henes and Lots, situated
.Sss Nor. Fourth st, between Third and -Four III streets
and over five minutes walk from Grand Ferry. Lots
q by 100; Houses 90 by "a feet Each house
with fireplace, and four bedrooms all e shed
IN good order They VIII be sold aud part Of the
purchase bond and mortgage For
anniN TO lac lma Z. rEIl,Y. 20 Eeniln a. y y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

lxa CROTON HALL To LEI.-Ihls Hall, oc-
LIE cuYying of the best locations the city the
of the BOwery and Divsoireet. let icur
evenings each week and every day except Sundays. II
hmey ted has an ante-roon lsiair ian9 @Tte a;d
of any kind JOHN ALCOHOL is trial At this Hall
every Saturday evening He prosecuted with strength
ad and defended with equal spirit d Will probably
ge, clear. Inquire IN Clock Establishment the Hall
IF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

"a FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
;ss aud Orchard with - good land, situated in
Whprany. New jersey. 2, miles from York, and
x nnd % baow p fs @ II The M R5%1a on H
falling Of will drive engines the dryest time
The wheel is Is feet wide and II diameter
lh good engines and running geer For further par
ticulars inquire of GAUNT & DERRlCKSO ON,
iI06m l59 South St - York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

EseA FARM FOR SALE-Situated in the
TT township of Westfeid, Essen County yNsc Jerseyon
-ssme east Of Scotch Plains on ths road TO Railway
Said farm contains 80 acres of highly cultivated land with
good dwelling House and Barn and other build
aspbeies strawberries curants and soosberss, and
large bed OF asparagus. The place well supplied with
which never fails There about II acres, IN
wood in wheat and rye the balance sge. This farm
will be sold chear the present about engaging
other business; lf sold BY the middle of March will
then be let for years. Inquire of j. STOUT,
II DEY New York, the premises the ScoTcH
PLAINS Depor. ja25 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

"a FOX SALE-A three story dwelling house
@ Grand street, West of Broadway. central situation
yielding good interest Lease 90 years run at SIS
ground rent and then renewable for years Also another
house, stable and garden ground in the l2thFsd in fine
healthy Suaon for which good farm other property
will be taken part payment; bond and mortgage
Possession Of either place st OF May applied soon
Enquire II GrandstIee West OF Broadway before 10 or
after o'clock. l9 2w-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the SurIossTs
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE IN hereby gyEs m
the City of New York single woman 10 present 'e
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers at ne 10
residence Of them either Of them or a. the once M y
New York on or before ;he 2Sth day OF June nsrtp'
NewYor4, the 10Th day of December 1913.
JOHN CALDWELL, lrxecuton
d20 law6m THOMAS r. DEYAN,} -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

saa FOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
s ing 100 acres of Land. coed House, Barn, Orchard and
IL Fences: will take hree-quarers Michigan Lands aud
oae1uarter cash Apply A. p & j. c. Smith, S5 Liberty
.t-nat - Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Street Commissioner and Chairman of Assessors
Street Commisssuer,s Of6cr iapualE 2drh. lliI. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

ORDERED that all the creditors OF lholsTI
W Mack, ia:oven, debtor, be required g show eaR
any they have before me- On the 4th day Of March nsi
o'clock n the forenoon, at my Office, No. Na;saa a9.,s
should not be made and ha be discharged from
pursuant to the provisions Of he statute for the
insolyent from his debts Notice Of which Is TO De
for 10 weeks in the paper and IN the
the city Of New York. entitled the New Iotk
Dated the 18th day of December, 1913 Il. A.
DIG IawI0w Recorder OF the city Of New IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

sS# FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4oo
- handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully loca
lied takes paid, and title perfect. apply to 4 P J.
C smith. q Liberty MA Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

TN PURSUANCE ofan Order of the Surosssa
OF the County of New York ,totce is hereby gysnr r H
persons having claims against SARAH C. LUDLom;,H h
OF the city of New York, widow, deceased 70 pss
same with the vouchers thereof The subscIibsrs 81
Of Benjamin w Bouney No II Cedar street III the eS n
New York, on before the fifth day Of July next D~
New York the thrtirtfi day OF December. 1913.
WIN. ELLISON MILLER, (g,ecuoS
II Iav6m B. w BONSf,Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

ssss LINOIS LANDS.-10GO of good Land,
wel located within nilss Of the ourshng village Of
Kankakee the head Of OF The llin3 nyeI-
/ % 9ct * ' eif'' - No Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

@&F FOR SALE OR EACHANGE.-A hishiy
go ;mnTovsd farm of 2j acres with all the stock crops
The buildings anns ana N
IN : Rrnnsw,ck r. Jersey Diosfans can Be a, the
t a. -. ~ ~ ~ ' - A. F. s. J. c. SMITH,
noo - IS Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Iga FOR SALE---A cheap and pleasant Resi-
;tS d-nce consisting of house in complete repair and
four lots OF ground situated l23d street about $50
feet east Of the Eighth Avenue Any person wishing pur
chase this Property obtain accommodating terms by
apply ing to the owner DANIEL FRENCH No. 66 Charles
street; on Messrs. WoeLsEY SMITH, SO Wal-sreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Nov therefore NOTICE hereby given tnt by virtue OF .
several powers that behalf contained IN the said three se't
Will according 10 the statute such made and poy4Id
sell 6y Public Auction The Merchants Exchange u Ws
street ,n the City OF New of Wednesday the hth t
Of Jun next 1914 twelve O'Clock, noon, OF thai dy
aud znS uar the said dwenghouse LOT ground and pre-
auda benefit of equity aud REDEMPTION, OF the sA
Abraham L. Brains dec-aFed. and Asmes D. his wife MoN
za2or5 rer AMI each OF their Ee', eSeGutos a9mh.g m
to, sn assigns therein and every and Hce! usirA
Da,ed at the CITY of New York the elsrenLh day oi De
ceIabe. thous md ish huldied aud forts three.
HENRY TORIhS, Assignee ot Mortgages
Alex KURsHEnpT Attorney, 10 W al street. d2 laws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

AA FARM FOR sALE-Containins II acres
,iM of pasture, wood and plough land with number
of useful out.budilgs situated in the village of
CALDWELL, ESSEX COUNTY, :. J., 10 miles from
New-Yo ork, aud North of Newark The house
dous recently painted, and calculated Boarding School
lcrwhch purpose was built by Calvin Crane dec. who
had toarishns Scho9 there for many years might
make good stand for Temperance Tavern II woud
command from the much travel the fine turnpike
Newark and situated region of where
prevails There variety fruit the premises; the
location high aud healthy ue stages runs TO New
ark thence by railroad NesYork Pre-. $1,000 part of
which rsmain on mortgage: no, sold before the 18TH
s Third month (Marchl wl then be offered pub
c SALE on the premises, att o'clock NJ either viliage
lots purchasers h found Title ndsputable.
For further particulars inquire the premises Wilson
Crane, Genus S Crane, of West R!oomie!d; New
York, of MAHLON DAY s co. 374 Pearl 81. Of lm-
e. FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
E:iE CHAANiCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
r-OFF!CE-Att this Office can be found geatsr variety
for sale or for exchange than other oss
Factories Wafer Power, Wild Lands. Houses and Lots
good city security Merchants mechanic. wishing
change goods manufactured articles for good productive
property, for vaaabls wild lands will find
est through this Office Al business entrusted
Cur care viii Meet with prompt attention
n If a. P. &J. c. SMITH. 81 Liberry-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Eg.FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A vaiua-
bic Wheat Farm of 273 lying between the Cayu,
"a aud Seneca Lakes be exchanged Tor Illinois land
and money Also Farm of 100 the Cisnailo river
and canal for cash only. Also many good Farms IN New
jersey containing from 10 TO 200 Apply TO A j.
G. Smith 85 Liberty street n20 #