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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

tine 10 copy. and must therefore commits
{ % the vigilance q yoar proof reader.
y ought safFly N BE- one a The amuse-
nenls. = II i one Or The imperious dulirs
of geHaemen farmers Who have leisure
and means. 70 import end iry Ell things,
which IN The agriculture and horlirnllure
a olher eonniries are found useful or
sgreahle. unless there be something 10
our elima.e 10 rrnd.s The eBltisalioa of il
obsinasly impraetiezble or Improbable,
and our country runs through "a many
llssiiudes. that the climate az some pnrtissn
Of il must be adapted 10 almost every fruit
and flower of Inc earth. J.. IS.
Nay an. IsiL
! consider Teres or Tackes, taking al
things INTO consideration. ss one &C The
most valuable crops 20 the geneFslfarmer
that he can cultivate, Tor The following
reasons. II does not require rich ground.
Il produces when sown in October, an
early and valuable crop. particularly well
adapted for feeding horses and cows,
therein h eieans the ground from sImos.
oil kinds Of weeds, and is got OF in time
10 SOW iurnips or buck wheat. and IRE.
qnenily In time 10 plant laie crop Of
potatoes. II produces more feeding OF
he sane quantity Of ground than almost
any other emp, and IL The seed is al
lowed 20 ripen, IL yields a very large
return, 30 10 SO bushels per acre. II
sown for saving The seed, il should be
sowR as early IN the spring as the wea-
Their will permit, and not too ihiek-a-
bout ? bushels 10 The acre. II sown for
feeding. bushels may be used. II
miied with The horse bean in sowing. il
increases lis value, and from the bean in
some measure supporting the vines of the
earth, il Is less likely 10 rot. If sown
with barley or oats, for cutting green, or
with rape seed, lis value i. increased. Il
has one popularity, that after crop of
selcles come of poor ground. good
crop Of oats will be obtained. ~ .-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

ICHN ANDERSON K co. TOBACCO AND SNUFF
Manufacturers. Nos Wall and US and 2i5 Duane
would respectfully nrI their erds nd the public, the
very liberal patronage bestowed re Tor ts last 20.
encouraged them greater eNerons bringing perfection
the arcies OF their nuiacie. Evsry Improvement that
experience has suggested bus been adopted and
proved BY TIE award of highest prcnir given BY the
American Institute c. their sis annual Fair IN n City, for
lie best Tobacco Srur The Of this
the fact c Tire ,itg wal the manufacture To-
bscco 10. rh Of which The annexed certificate Of
one at OF! nosl eminent chemists. viz:
| ana.TIed sample Of Mr.. JOHN AnSersons Fine
Gu; honey Dew Tobacco and find 10 be pure Tob.cso
without mixture OF thoss substances with which much o!
tbs ordinary Chewing Tobacco > contaminated
JAMES 4, chiffon, NJ. u. Chemist, &c. &c.
Nsw-York. April 9Th. lSi,.
Der Scafarlsc Turkish and Spanish Smoking Tobacco we
would recommend being very hyperion article Ii
packed II small cases of BIZ sn6 EACH convenient for
transportation.
Always hand large and varied assortment of Imported
Sega togshs with great variety Of manufactured lump
TobScc0.
Sole Agents this City ior Leit.y;chs celebrated Ca.sI.
dish Tobacco OF he four k.and which stands uEya ed
IN e1celescs. JOHN ANDERSON & Co
OILY fos avail. 2l3 aac 2l5 Dusrs stTeet.
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I oRIN BECoKS-l. the underlined. happy 70 in
IL form TIE pDUlc particularly The EpOtnsa and those who
elegance hnd sp,e and with infinitely es physical eIelon.
that nm icT convinced that ocks's Elastic Metallic Shank
Bood decided Improvement any and every thing
kind before ntEuced. and Inst tends materially to
the facilities o. running, walking &C. have, these
Sew yeas past walked thousand miles, and
hundreds. hut tsy that experienced little
fatigue in rcdRg the distance, and The sped did
yesterday summing miles and quarter the Beacon
Course. which satisfied e, 10 considerable extent, a,tI
Boot manufactured ka Mr.. LORIN BROOKS No. lsS Full
ton street. which had tte good fortune to coming
conQperor. Be the qualification T. ny mind what may
the resst. must acknowledge iEGt much indebts o
h;. BROOKS and the Etic Me:Gc Shanks, which cher
him many thsnks and recommend them all with hearty
Eooi will. II. SrANNhRD. sic 5m
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hGOE.kEEPlNG, &c.

~ q MARSH Accountant, respectfully anEodnce: mat
". Ms Counting Rooms No. y Ceta- f;!es' coHunVe open
rom 4. 81. 20 p D. - -. So
,y.-v | taz In he :C-: practical nsaaer cG=yt te sat
~ ocraerSlip hooks. embracing ell TIC different business
~, .r oi god u,eceuti,s house he becomes familiar
s n I;ne books c1a..utag the set i: hi the documents
alrg 70 the books ta balances. balance She's accounts
cuent aud with mercantile cacuaaonE II interest,"
djrcou H. equation o. payments. exchange. &C.
In one corso OF Instruction person OF god Capacity WI
become competent Bnok-keepe and VIII receive ceiuu-
cafe 10 that esfeo;. No ore Is t1uEbt in cla,s.
MERC AhTlLE WRITING "A thorough courS o. pro
-reye csoa which Viii Eot fl in eecting valuable I'M
provemant Specimens truly mercantile stye may ec seen
az the rooCas. ...L,
rooms deY and evening. ,,,,
The Science CT Double Eltry Bookkeeping SiinphhSc'
llth edition, 20 pages octave; PRICE 81. ,,,..,
The Art OF single Eay iGproTeo % editoh'
49, pages octave: pro, Is cents
For sale G, tia bookstores. end q: the rooms.
Sir Nar.h offers Ms services IN opening. cosn OF ~IIns
u BOOKS; Sc Cedar E.reet. I'D s;air.. so1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

I CI,ssIoAL lNp ESsLIsH boARpTSs ScHooL This N
.:itrtoa has bsen eaiahihsd nns yea1 s'adsn ar re-
er,yrd INTO the PRINCIPALS family. and orT pat OF IL lac
sorsi si,entions Kind intercourse sEd comforts OF nots are
secare 10 pupils hsh degree Preparation toi triae'
a, !tese thorough aIddeown OF se most osrii-
mi hsaihy and moral towns New England eesJ "t access
daily from New ck Albany and BOIion tt moderate ef-
iaer ression commences Nov Isth Charge eeJ per Se
asa which Incu5es all SAW !o5 bocs' -.
noce.- ansuass: Circulars, .F;h retereT Al -
street aeFe n. fTGcps be o dnEins ne 'eeH i S
rinr, 20 Nov Il D. q. CEASE. 81 81 Princlyai "-i y.
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SCHOOLS
FASHIONABLE DANCING

NoSS. GABRIEL DE koRP , ! n
tho hcnc, OF informing the Ladies G-d ten
YorS and vicinity. that he ha, arrived ioi ' 20
% or ewing Instruction the principal isshiona9ss
prevailing In The higbe.' circles OF EIfo'ean -
~: K has lately arrived from Boston, ser.tora arc 70.
h. c,d he market approval of TIE Fashionable NV,
Among oerl; lions X 2-o22es q sss 'ie = muse
IA -. da itsii1 Pas-thc Mezocfka-nsw CCi.iiol-e
taa2 a AZ H. gss b. 5iiDANE KORPONAI e.
a;,scs, ne INSTRUCTION VII be given IL Inc sieh o@
p5,. T- er-arcl II = Park Pace-s;rcy pTye-e, co'l
- sor the eccnnmcdatior G: Lstia an t,slii-i w
The pEa ard the neyy QuaG:es, e. al present. ~ -,
h ;s,o1e!e circles London ssd Pans cda q 49, y.
-, ~ tvsye lessos excep; The MszcuEHa AL ei1'' =
'e G is;fet 5aeua, aquirc ONIONS KoRFoNA 81
ny IN on Iiou 1O.o IL, A. i, s ii, ard
to- P H. and from TO m Tie evening 81.
S,x ie.or ss-:wrlre lessons, $40. ana qlile' s,S ~
pr1,n;. Issscns1 e.: tsive ir+ohi' si- q-1'-
Cher hou-s VII b devoted 70 Public lastues, Acsd'
e..les &c. DC =
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GAMBLERS sEsrENckD.-At the recent Court
of Berks County, two persons were tined and con.
yicted for swindliDg men out OF sum OF money
at the game of 'thimhles.' They were sentenced
to pay fine OF $40 each, and costs. and under
go an imprisonment IN The Eastsln Peniten6ary
for two years. Easton pa Wing.
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MEDICINES.

-I1Is.S y0ITvSpITRG BTTTERS Thu. exee-d.9s-
u y <slusbe naecns r Is tie snss Of tbs public
re esesry q medicine to me cure o. ". o9
sa sI9sii @ ons 5aea s,iabhed Its soeelhc Az
saIstsrv ac,ion vhs-s o'ne ho-e
so SsT. mas frqI esicinai Qualities eesi a'e '
''9oT 70 Is yr, IN "a erafoa ~ system 10y rs az
800 ed on well ee;aJi sAe1 phssin"fc1 puhp -
&c not ls Il t. he s ica se 90; nap
81, I'D hy many the pest. OF III. Gay - no,
b.d Of n -s no he,'ta, ~ N n
co-zsndI- II, s1a HiieHi'tI @. Ine - ~ bi,h xss
i2s jr .s1 sie5 AID a BY EsE ELLIS tire p'Op's0F
No 80 sac sso,i ,I SANDS. Druggists No
z ss ~ Il East B'0'd~'y-o7 as sf ia
TAySE,S EyPsCrOR sNT,-No other meticine VIII,
j more rucIs az I'is tom :s thtcI 80 thsroug as -
ssctaa!y ioseHs the oscn.s,sd n.as @ .s ORG
I'D poiacs Of tie agage i. in all ri me
% 70 throw OF Ire ti,asse. Iaynes Expcctorant np:fs u
got The machinery OF !spiraon RIO sndu r.. -,rdad
neil fres ossfaioa Coughs Cod. Bronchitis Psnlsymina
wrd all dlseee. Of pulmonary nature yeie 10 ' p'epSA
ug9 aT s. H. B. aya, No. % South Third street
wa ~ B. & D. Sands Wholesale Drugrist1 S1 "
Faifoa street Il East Broadway. s7s Broadway go
TAyNFs, BtiR Tonic -W,r. War! War!!-The
j Wig aukcr, have declared boeaes asairs our neianoo.
III i5sif busass; into cooked hat" Ladies and sen.e
- - nd yCny az focs as the Doctors s.ancafq
jsai Inns iy,s,cd OF even the TudieD3 oil n sef
u,ins his Hair Tonic. .ppsa vita new snd nD~ hoS
are sen wits ars. and sushr shSers emo she ss
though then own Iasss -ae oeauinl chG 9ssi'ca
yer Raid heads are dofGs their Wigs ana throw
@ them 10 Ire oes md bats while the Wig inaset stha
aaha rs they behold the demolition OF theii CUISINE Ia
| - tho ronsf nusDce ri: this Know nO Us me We
r;es IRE outrnzaou the Doctor eng ms nn an ueitas
r.. ,nrre thing. can ba dcne well a. 0tAefS. ana ta
Rad Esad; rnIy Is vel their hair as ne nav oil
others. o, = -. ,h,-5 ,t,sst phi,
ade.phi1, ,,.,. ..,,.- p 4, n
ssrd, Duscisis f9 Fulton-sireet; u Last Bfoad% 40
Broadway. -
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PORT OF NETWORK. ...NovEMBER Is
Cleared

Cleared.
Bers Nicholas Brown. Andres. Apa.ehieola HuE!bu,
Bri. F Beck Stackpoe. Bermuda. Tuekor Lshbou.n.
Schrs Ferniilon Seaman. Baltimore, eager: Patnos.
TownseDd, Richmond.
Reported outward this morning Mousznna, Lowber,
Liverpool { MARSHALL Sally. Edsur, Hayre Fox & Living
tor. Adelside Adams HAVANA Spoffo. Tllston s Coz Br
brs Dcsiemoas. AloyTis, 81 John. IF.
Arrived.
Hamburg ship Howard. farlsen. IS d.y, from Hamburg.
lnd.e and s seersce passenger 10 Schmidt Bachea
Brig Savannah. Hswey days from Savannah. cotton and
nee 10 StRrgss & Clenrnan
Schr Lady ofthe Lake. Lnmpsic.
Schr Thomas, Martin Wig ma.
Schr Edward. AsSo.s, Virginia.
Sch, Constitution, -, Richmond, goal.
Schr Comet Gnsk, days from Washington, naval steee,
Sailed.
Shin Splsadid. Nex-DrsanA
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ssTs FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.-The subscrber ?.
.oeeifuy stoTns MS friends ard The public !hss la,
aTee SranIty of Apps Peach AMI Cherry Tree inocri.ed
h the approved knG Mt 'Or rbcs
he sill sell on the To-t feasoclble te.f..s-
y SWhen wan,zd for exportsiion they " m hs
carefully packed baXe for kich tsars T. c.
W., BE- nsdo y ord-s srat By nal others u 10
attended 10 : tn Sanr -; NOTICE. tsiAC l.f-s
H'gg:sfouH. f,r-r"s- = T. ,s!4 ols T,n.
OLIVER p ATED WARE ofthe following de.rrp,;o, n,
- les prices Ihaa BE purchased any nhe ,fofs h o
CITY: Cake Bassets Car!sstick,. sor Water Drrnrhss
tErdcia0f-.. sis q 'sE-.
Broadway Ag4san 81, before you Duy oil
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Office Of the New.YOrk md Ere Ra,IrGga G,o@paay.s

''-o' " N'' '' No a Vail.>treei
NTOTICE-Books Of subscription TO the Capital Stock oil
' Tins Company wi! lie opened the 18th NOvembe: IL
.iant for two millions of dollars tho following conduon,
l. That instrument OF five dollars per share shall DO aA
on tie lst duy OF January next thereafter M
same shall he called for by the Board Of Directors that n,s
nuens indictments shall exceed so per share in 1885,
lSi and So 1877 and that debt shn be c,ntfacyd o
yond the amount ofthe tint lnsalment TIL second nitsin'
shall have been chilled. M,
q That niees, the Of per cent per nnnum ,hna
paid semaDRuniy tho mat days of January and Jpy
a nslments on the stock be subscribed from the drs
the respective payments until the whole live OF the Road o
the Hudson TO Lake Ere shall he put IN operation.
Subscriptions will 10 received at this Office and a! the ooe
OF The following gentlemen, Directors fte Company, w:
Messr. George Grswoh, ~ South. street Jacob Lte
Marsh p Pearl street Henry l.. Person. csmer Btoad 90
Fronsree Henry Sheldon, 90 Pear-street d. dfupp'
20 Ferrystrce J w Alsop. sS S0uthLtreet S!a, Bowl
27 Pearreet Robert L. Cro0ke l04 West stree. hl, HOG!
the Mayor. City Hall and also by such other gentesa
are disposed promote the object, 10 whom books WI
furnished from this Office E. LORD, Preslcsnl
Ill nndO,
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REAL ESTATE.
EOW SALE.

rRooKIYN HEIGHTS PROPERTY FOR AZ.
The haHdsoe and Go n, md 3 =
Co:.nge House and two Losi. o. nj bo,rsia. more
ssn.;: crsr or desnbe residence. Combining COMFORT
aFT s ssy a5hse' on ST b Pi9ea9p
the house well nu: WIZ ye IL! IT, ssoc-aIy 6niShstn
"a ,sbs an tic renr-bsgri;uiy laii ou.
garden with three crn5e Tnes1 ce''i IA t ;. n the
;, ne s,nb4-.ith other convenience ne ho1se -
-. -la;e rler and possession would be s''sG !I'e,i
sely required /; Is we.thy the H''sn'ion %
fa m be a!ly f27? r y e g I; Ts.. -
FOX sa!E or E;Th.hy ~ j.! La I:-,s %
~ G.,1rd IN r.io 81 LIas1r- T. 5odndsa p: s9'ey
;a SvSca nd grc H.r1El gad Sou;h5streeii. 40 !. =,
55s Mi f!o.n Isf'sy ci!T. 20; pa''s''' S.i-r.
g 5 s. 5' fa So Fok SALE. .
5ass IS E492 55 Eel E.: assd s, 6 4. = IN
6ite and RTsf passing sslZ through iss Seny %
nc ne ~ he's great body Of iih ,sye-
al sl TEea s M asI0a Of and , sssv s4s ase
5s;e.i T.' fon Izc. Of m q14 and Limestone Dns
srsoSth Part 81 he isnd would make ezeo!len:
s q r., OLE .s @o oes Of nSica il bsart The plaza
;sEe--ars.Siy 1eata{ :; kT9sn Z me ''1-
access c h % i three fou. houf: f-ain ha eJ OF
New York 6y lie New YORK ard Frs Railroad Or IN i've o.
~ ~ - ole e . ~; rsc ai e1e- ca Tie Hudion RiIer
tsa ID a.. ;, No e tl.1:sas, iszs sn-
7TNO IMPORTERS OF YG0oDS-Ihe scvs';7s-s VII
;,e,J abor ns ard taif mile North Of Union Psce as
r splendid view Of The EuGscl RiveF. aIee OF me great
81 horougharez leading 20 the PROPERTY Adcss ~ " ~
ne Coo ne: ard enquire. c'oce .I---.
9. FOR SALE or TO LET. CT 'ril be EXCHANGED 70,
f New Io-k City prupey-Iwo ve-y !ne Farms " me
- County of Columbia continuing 80 acres zach heSe
Farms were laely owned ana :hly improved by w inn D.
Ludlow Esq. of Caye.ack ana within about one ME anu
half Of Hudtoa ;- I'll ,,.,
ntae the borders and ;hrongA poens q each rey h,e II
,nnerh oder and beautifully wooied and watere Exclusive
If The r.nnl flaming c0ps the meadows yielded this year
about two hundred tons Of Hay They would bs well adae,ed
or ock OF crnzng rs the milk butter made IN the after
nool NAY be in NeyYofk market al daylight ns1 MORN
ing or sold IN Hndssn :: ..., -.
ce.sary ss the purchaser will doubt by peona lnpe
ton ascertain for himself their value The Farms are N me
rsrss,ion Of Wihun H. Ludlow. from whom any iro!ins-
;icn concerning them be acquired For ieTWs apply 70
JOHNC. STEVENS, No. IA Barclay-st. y. Y
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IONES,S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY

ON INlTIATVHY UgUNIIN'' I-.JAI,
2l7 BROADWAY. CORNER OF MuRRAY-sTRxET
TsfaE OBJECT a this Institution 10 ifap2: in4!oGeh
instruction IN Bookkeeping. Penmcnshp ard CONNER
c Rrhrnetic and arsif Gentlemen or TIE prcca ;Gee
OF desk. Private Instruction u gwen required Rooms
Eienbe-s Of he Mercantile Lbray Afsocston ere re,
GCesied to apply 10 the Librarian OF Clinton Hail. who VII
furnish tickets 3 ntusior uner the Arrangement inoe VIII
the Committee. ,,L..
r. Reference, MAJ 90 had II the Academy 10 Beokkeep
as Merchants md Clerks who have been ''necI nufg e
u For sas lonsss P-tacpiss and pIsciice q Fookkep-
inc Syo rs THIS work adopted III the list Academic In
in this country. Il Is aso repuhithed IN England,
and extensively introduced there. oi 36'
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NOTICE TO TAX Payers.

Brooklyn, NoyemberTth, ISL
PURSUANT 10 an Act of the Legislature, entitled ~
Act relative the collection OF taxes the City Of B
yn ard for other purposes, passed April 18th. 1s3 Noe
hereby given, Tint the Assessment Rolls for taxes fg ~
the City OF Brooklyn and that from all which ,hal
paid the said Comptroller within thirty days from ne ~
from All Tes which shall be paid after the expiration =
:ad thirty days snd With sixty days NON h rsa dae
First Tuesday January neIt, sns Per cent vii Be 400
all taxes then remaining unpaid that the Tafrd luz
day Of January next the said Comptroller viii deliver v
Collectors of the City of BROOKLYN the said ANessuent kos
together with the warrants thereto annexed directing thc
proceed with regard TO the unpaid aIe in the manner directs
by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully request those wes =
tend u avail themselves Of the provisions of the Act F
~ the above notice. inform him thereof soon h ~
be that their b !, may be in readiness to pfeycz'c
when they may be prepared 10 pay their taxes.
In cGnpance with resolution OF the Mayor and Cos.ni
Ter ,y receive his Office the City Budngs FRVn
= O'CLOCK. a. NJ UNTIL = O'CLOCK, r. ~ AN
mig If A. 81 siERyvIN Conp,roLa.
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LEGAL.

O. Notice hereby Civcn that m application VIII 30
made 10 the Legislature Of the State of New York. al is nt
York Protestant Episcopal Public School" 10 that Of he
Trustees Of Trinity School in the City o: New York;
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sszs-IS-s n. WISE. OPIyClAN. fR0a
Fssg-TzS1ssxsaEsr5FaG ERsiAEY. rnost re,pectfuGJJ
S~SD Szta1~ iOSrns the citizens OF New YOKE
the pubic ia general, that he has located hEie IN ms w
and opens to-day 5 Broadway large AID mot eonpt-
assortment 0! Specaces and Reading Glase, 70 Gea ~
and Steel France. He would niSo remind the public, TO
he is partly known by bis annual vs to aatosa spn.SG
sqce he last nine yea that by his knowed2e Of he Sg q,
science he enabled 70 determine the gasses suitable b ~
eye PsBons with weak eyes be supplied with soc
which will greatly benefit and no, stain the nxht Ptes ~
attention called 10 new style of perspective ground
OF the finest nt which. through th,Ir high polish cnf
ground, produce the Durss vison. and have bn highly
and improving ne sigh: 10 csntinaed wrtinx and
shorsghte ps.on and such have bean oserated
catarsc can ako De suited. He inserts likewise new
supe: -ray in old fyaries and socin ts psuaasss@S
IA wan of MS articles. Please call az
sI8Y NJ WISE. Optcian 81 Bro.dS1.-
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JVFfN IT. VI WI I'm.
au2i lsyqm ATTORNEY for ATTACHING ,'fpdfof.

IN PURSUANCE OF IN oder of the Surrogate OF ounr
OF N.wYork notice hereby siyen To- n!lner,3n hawai-
Claims agaEst chDes Walker sic ofihe CITY 0i New.to
I;oun.cnr y law dec.> To- present the sane. with ~
vouchers thereof. the subscriber nj his oic No = Mt
street, the City of New YORK or before ,e eignes1n
1874 iyl3 lRwiml WIN. EMERSON. Execution.
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HARDWARE.

A MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HINGE .-The
- subscribers recently commercial the manufacture CT
wrought Butt Hinges ,re CITY o; Toy ihey able
supply orders Tor Table and Pew Door Butts. and wall soon
be able 10 furnish ul the kinds Offered the market From
the commencement OF the business, Of the sbscbs ms
been engaged superintendent for the VARIOUS nanrac-
tuers Of the article. The Inventions ind improvements made
BY him the machinery have brought the business To ia pre-
sen. comparative OF perfection, md they therefore iee
able pTcdae articles tho! nons ere All oder 10 Tie
subscribers ai Troy, n. Y will be promptly offended to-
;i2 en- kENSEH 4 LAZELL.
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DIV ORDER Of the Honorable MIchac! Ul.hosfsr. In;
d Judge of the Court of Common Pleas or The Cy and
County OF York-Netice IS hereby g:vea pununl
the provisions Of the auhnrsng rttarbmsn'i os
MN resd1n, de tiers that attachment; has issued ssan
,h- csts,s OF Thongs Hawks. re,faut NJ ihs Saie
Kentucky and thai tire will be sod for the payment
his dchis TN eSs nppenr nd disrh' chmenac
cofdnc law within nine oni from the 'r-t pubcaha
u this ana That e payment al any deos due 70 Mn
By residents al ms STATE AID the delivery IA hm o. o ~
use my prog lin this state aenngng In N aA
the transfer Of any such prop.ry by him ftdsn by az
N''..N
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CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEl

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS, &c.
JITuLIAMS& BILL q Maiden lana, invite the arten.
w ton Of dsaels to the; stock Of NEW GOODS tnow
ocsning .)copsisting. il psrt, Of the following:
Pine fvory TABLE CUTLERY. Of RoEen and ether aa-
tsr.
Common selfTp, sing &c, ditto ditto tvarou, rnske1)
POCKET CCTLERY-A complete assortrent Of Roger
Wos:srbonl's C!ooks's. sc- &c.
RAZORS-W. < s. RltchatL Eliio.'E, RcS.-T', Eos,ea-
aoAn's, Crooke's, Barriers, G-c.
SClSSDRS-Cf sii noted r.afers.
PLATED WARE
CsztoE. Baskets Csnmun!oa Ware Candsst!cks w ste
&c &c. all Of aepes; styles.
Sheffield P=tsd Dssset Kn,7es and Forkx Ii ysts or Der
dozen Butter klIves. &C.
JAPANNED tAhlE-Fiae Gothic, Sa.dwich. aad COM
uoa Tea aTs. nre-. ItE variety OF Fancy EaIc.
Ta-s: al OF which they uc. g re lowest p.css. c2 II
TABLE CUTLEEY.-B. Richardson 4 Sons superior
Taos Cutlery, sI SIZE Inc manufacturers prces By
no JAMES WEEKE-S. 81 Maiden Lane. CD stair.
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over SEOES-II{P ORT,sN-T TO DEaLERS end
OCONS On &RS-india Rubber Over shoes that can he
worn u any climate. without change properties, always
psbe aad oit the coolest weo:her For durability and
beauty they chSonEe companion with any other shoe IN tho
market, Country merchants ADD city dealers should no; ia
supply themselves with this article For s. by the case
n.ltl Near Wall street.
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60 BE LET.

To 1F-T-Sine rev brick Dwelling Houses on ed
"a stree. near the sl Avenue, with stable room ol lnes
A horses each house. The houses ere hfee slot N
yrjth finished Easements large yards, ana every lang
J. : TREDW ELlp No 6ls B;oadwuy.
vpr.e oiovs nonse5 an. well calculated for Carmen.
nl3 lm'
=. HOUSE WANTED-To hire. modern 2 OF story.
81 house south of Fou.tee-stree either west or cas-; o.
si,ss Brondyyny for which far rent will be pad; ao
dress ]. b. D. ut this Office W. |.
:, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rent. part OF two
@ or small three stoty hnase or abo! Chambers street,
Gi;a west of Broadway. Particulars 70 be sent 10 90
---f-- w. ANTHONY j. BLEECkER 60,
r,,1u no. Broad street, near Wall.
TO SFIOF. AND BOOT DEALERS.
=, . TO LET CHEAP.-One of the best located base
- en stores for the sae OF Boots and Shoes IN Broad
gia ,yoy under the Parisira Bazaar, No. ~ BrcaGwny
between Howard and GRIND sts will be le: Of REDUCED rent
hosc thni will sppy the we'll Apply AZ the Bnzanr
ALSO, J.e VI f iie tes' isboeS No
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L,hsHlONA 81 e BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GROSS K
BETS, l5S Fulton tt, door Eat oil Broadway keep
or hand large assortment OF Reo;E and Shoes MAIDS ina
fashionable style ard o. ths ss materials. ~ T. Made
to order all description OF Bos and Sh0es. Fit warranted
and pnces low sui: the times. AlY