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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-15
[From the Boston Atlas, January 81

COOP DEspATcH.-The ship Momentum, owned
by George Pratt, Esq, which sailed yesterday
for New Orleans, has discharged cargo Of the
bulk Of 1900 bales New Orleans cotton, and
loaded, in Allen & Welch's line, her return
freight of over 1000 packages assorted merchan-
disc, IN working days-the most of her out
ward freight being the purchases of western
merchants for their spring trade.
Is not one little fact like this worth all the
speculative arguments and fanciful theories of the
Free Traders? The same ships which bring to
Boston cotton from New Orleans take back as re-
turn freight domestic goods and merchandise.
The South finds ready market for It's great sta
pie among the manufacturers of the North; and
the North, in turn, sends the products of it's cap
Ial and labor to meet customers and consumers
at the South. And this profitable exchange
gives employment to American ships and Ameri-
can seamen. r#@
We see the same healthful process going on
over the chain of railroad and canal which con-
meets this city with Boston at the East and Buff
falo at the West. The cars which come to the
East Albany depot, freghted with domestic
goods and other notions" of New England man.
nfacture, carry back the salt Of Salina, the flour
OF Genesee, and other products of western skill
and industry. All parties are gamers by this
brisk interchange of commodities. 1t realizes the
humorous anecdote of the two Yankee BOYS,
shut up together, each of whom made fifty cents
by shopping jackets. And let it be remembered
that the main spring which sets and keeps in
motion all these busy wheels Of trade and traffic,
is the Protective Tariff passed by the Wing Con-
gress of 1S41 -2-the Tariff which Martin Van
buren, DENouNcEs and DIscLAIMs-Alb. Jour.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-15

MORE LIKE H1M.--The Providence Journal
tells the following
Perhaps we have no right TO make pubic the
following anecdote but 1t is so much to the
point we can not avoid it. A few weeks ago, a
staunch Van Buren, man, conversing with po-
litcal friend who had been Democrat from his
youth, and had gone through the campaign of
1910 with the Van Buren, flag nailed to the
mast, was much surprised to find him expressing
opinions very Whigish. Really, my dear sir,
you have not become Wing, hope ?" he said
with an air almost of CONSERVATION. "By no
MEANS" was the reply; " am as good Dem
ocrat as ever, and yet think shall have to vote
for Clay The country needs him. Let us have
four years Of prosperity, and then will go for
the party again." Are there not many such
men
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
pub,;c Stock E1change. Feb. I6.

ALRANy Feb 1.-The range OF Flour continues from 81
"a 81 although held at S.. Butter and Cheese
without cianSe Considerable Produce arriving Two.
rowed Barley a ec nrowed Barley Sc Oats 2e!c and
firm Rye % essc per 60 ieS which slight advance
BUFFALO F, hruary l2Thcre has been some
changed hapds 2 aud GOO bbls. good comnca, 81
2. ordinary baads good demand al the latter
ouotation.
MoBLE Feb 6-Coton-The msrke, has again been dali.
Buyers hn operate with the
orders they have hand The sales the last three days
estimated $500 bales of which have been purchased al
easier rates resulting howevtr from tortuous circuui.
stances than from positive decline IN the market
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 5Abou; coo bales Cotton changed
hands to-day Frees steady. Liverpool Classification
Louisiana aud Mssssippirash aud inferior II III orina
Iy So tn'ddng, 81 81 middlng fair 81 ga; fair, 81;
good fair, lot lo.; good aud fine.
BALTIMORE. Feb. Ii, F. M.-Eiour-fioders OF Howard
Street Flour have anced the ga which price
the article good demand Some holders however
willing 10 sell at less than ST IS Holders Of City Mills
S, IS refuse sell at less GanWe quote the
al price OF Wheat 9 9S or best redS The last sales OF
Coru from store for white and as and
for yellow Oats held az 80 for parcels Sales
Covarseed s. 50 62i for fair 10 coed quality. Prime
held higher PIoyisionslhere Is nothing doing barrel
meats and pnceSare nemiasy unchanged We quote be-
fore New Baltimore packed Mess Beet At IS as No.
81 so, Prime at 5U Western Mess Pork 80; CITY
packed Mess IL aud No. al 81 There oniy mod
crate demand Bacon Some transactions have taken place
In New Western assorted There Is but ittle de-
mand for Lard. Small sales of Western No IN kegs at 6:
No in kegs WhiskyHoders are arm al zoe tor hhds and
pic Me
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

been expressly Tor i"e
babeo to whn WIN a
vIlal showta high duus "'s.
states from eve svng considerable amount @ which
ohe ohsu ' whenever in England reaches the
our Farmers Merchant the n'h' m the prices
longb Liverpool
nncres that by the time oil u'e
eduyo
nnn
Cauahh reference u" -
eranif f
eiscncu6 20 "'f"i
T AN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Ia FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
1:G and Orchard with 10 good land, situated in
Whppany New jersey, 2. miles from SewYoTk. and
and within 2, miles from the Morrisown Railroad and
falling stream will dved in the drycst time
The water wheel ue., 6et wide and feet diameter
with good engines and OF further par
ticuiars INQUIRE of GAUNT s. DERRlCkSON,
iI0 6m l59 South ST ~ York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
SEBRING,S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

rs now g universally universal adm admitted to be m certain
OF Appetite, Debility &c Physicians prescrbeit to h; =,
lents gentlemen who have experienced its curative efs
benefit from It's exhibition in nervous and other comp,r
epcures restored their appetite; and the weak and i,
made strong aud vigorous Health the poor man rb
the rich mans bliss" has, through influence been n,
tended all glasses aud coudonsmech chanics and nauuic
turers merchants and bakeys LAWYERS and ynps phloS
pliers poets aud planters all been cured by this medic
their certificates and recommendations Satisfactorily pro
Yet thousands thous ards remain who daily sufsas
when an ntallabe remedy is offered &c them the e,r
tive Corlal, which is prepared by C.. e. SEBRiNC md
sold ar his Office No.G Murray street lis IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

n7FW ORLEANS PACKAGE EApafES-CCe EA,f o.
Through IN from la 10 IS Da5sn,-ADAMo, is =
having had their arrangements successful tnssi
er1 months are prepared 10 receive and !or"ai M 81,
rscksges for New Orleans by the central roatf u ,
unprecedented time. For further Information pe"S
the Office No. Wall 81. x,u X (
NIB. Packages for all the intermediate els'" ~
liyered in much less time than by any other i'ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

=
S2U, ,UUUsubsetibers invite the attention cfth.pa, ~
hc to one the splendid assomens of Shades m,
ever could be collected together all having been raio,s
artists of acknowledged reputation We would ipfom *
public that have agents. nor can our shades b, bOC
At any as we never allow our shadssto be hawks
pie who are no judges We both being practical artists @
all our shades being painted under personal drecrSn
sufficient guarantee of having good article Shades
TO any patern and warranted wash and not 10 cuJ
crack. Signs, banners and interior decorations doss IN
style not 10 be surpassed by any other establishment
Trimmings OF all kinds, wholesale End retail
fro 3m BARr0L. x De MAlTNy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

~ HONSh-SHUEo--WaIranted, SUP sarSi.I aas j,
srsry respect TO any heretofore u,4 at aSIae. aSSas I
81 r as 'ya bv spdns 81 S S b mail or otherwise
sorted szes, viii ilameda,sy be s, ss or
.uit the section of country for whca Is' or 70 KdS
pp'SWas Wsrrsns, ~ az Hart lesley, s. G Hcatta AZ
Troy Levi. Esnsdst 6 oosn sl,ii Besioa;
" lone, fh,Iadephia, aad Z. Pratt * Brothss,
ghs,. iaYther information may be mad on ne
Troy IRON and Mad Factory. hhi>hi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Ia TO LET-The old established store and
IA dwelling formerly owned and occupied BY John Me-
.ss Nab on The corner of Eighth Avenue aud Fourteenth
street The sere now and always has bes occupied as
Grocery. There is new story brick Stable and Feed
House on premises which will be let with the above
The premises are all the present occupant until the first
MAY next who will sell his stock and give possession i'm
medateiy Inquire of 2. CLENDENhN,
II sw- l22 Elirifge-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

kA FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
E"@ CHhNlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE this Office ear be found greasG variety
oprorertv for sale or Tor exchange than any other office
this city, with diagrams and descriptions OF Farms Mills
factories Water Power Wild Lands. Houses and Lots
almost city and STATE IL the Union Loans made
good city sscurIty. Merchants mechanics wishing
OF lanpfaeuTsd articles for good productive
property, or ios yauab!s wild lands, will fud @
negotiate through this ONCE All Business eptys,ed TO
viii meet Wi IN prompt attention.
nltf A P.&J c. SMITH 95 ihertv-,t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

@ FOR -SALE-At Willanshurgh, L. |. two
E neat story brick front Houses and Lots, situated
S- on North Fourth ST. between Third aud Fourth streets
and five minutes walk from Grand st Ferry Lots
rooms with fireplace, and four bedrooms, all well flushed and
good order. They will be sold bargain, and part of the
purchase poney can remain bond and mortgage For
applyto [ja29 lms] F.. PETTY, 255 Centre ST. Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

ssnA FARM FOR SALE-Situated IN the
Esrownshp of Westfeld Essen County, Fep jerseyone
Sad farm contains 80 OF highly cultivated land With
good dwelling House aud Barn aud other oct build
ings an Apple Orchard producing choice grated fruit also
raspbees. strawberries. curIans and soosberrss, and
large bed of asparagus. The place is we'll supplied with
Ter which ney fails. There about 2 IN
wood in wheat and rye the balance IN tlIase This farm
other business. If sold by the middle Of March i VII
then be Is for years, inquire OF 5 STOUT.
PLAINS Depot. Jl25 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of The snrre

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County of NvYork, Notice is hereby given to
I'll persons havnS claims Btyan Rosseer. late OF TN,
City OF oFk gentleman deceased ths same
with the vouchers thereof subscriber, his sore No
- Jou.st1er, the City of NewYork before the
10th day OF July Dated the 18th day of
January, ls4. JOHN PARET. Executor. jiS lavern
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of New York notice hereby gwen all
persons having claims JOHN q. HICKS, late of the
CITY Of SewYork, gentleman, deceased present the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber No
los aye.ley Place the City oi New York, before
the 22d day July nextDated New York the Eth d4y of
January, lSl. BENZ. d. SlLLlMAN, Executor.
1918 iaw6m LAVINlA HICKS, Executrix.
IN PURSUANCE, OF an order of The Surrogate
Of the County Newly ork. Notice hereby all
rrsons having claims against James Wenovsr a'e al the
OF NevYork, Dugg's deceased. present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers the residence
OF Augustus b. do,h No. 80 Foufth-s-ct. the City of
New York before ths day OF July
Dated NewY ork, the 2ith dar Of January, 1911.
AUGUSTUS BEDFORD. Admpistra
MARGARET E. WENDOVER AlminiStratIiy
j25 law6m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Isl FARM FOR SALE-Containing II acres
;:;i Of pasture wood aud plough land with number
CALDWELL, ESSEN COUNTY, j., 10 miles from
New-Yok, and North of Newark. The house is commo
dious, recently painted and calculated or Boarding School,
orwhich purpose was bulk by Calvin s Crane dec. "he
had flourishus school there for mSnr years might
command custom from the much travel the fine turnpike
Newark aud situated IN region Of country whsre temper
ance prevails There variety Of fru the premises; the
locat is high and healthy line OF stages New:
ark thence BY railroad to New-Yqrk PTics s39oo par;
ef Third month Narch next It will then be offered al ub-
lots entire purchasers De found Title ndisputable
For further particulars inquire on he to Wilson
Crane Zeuus 5. Crare, Of West Bloomfield; New
York. Of AlAELON DAY s 20. 37l PeaIl 81. 9l I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

SMoKEY CHIMNEYS.-The subscribers have
~ invented double Yenuating Cap, with which they
guarantee cure chmpeys rom smoking-prce moderate
T. NAYLOR * co. 79 Bread ST
longing 10 D. Austin ESQ Union Place, New York; also
avenue fei2,f
ssNHE DORlC LAMP, superior to all other
4 Lamps for burning Camphine. This Lamp simple III
its construction, easily trimmed, and gives great deal si
light small expense. Manufactured and for sale by
DfETZ, BROTHER * co.
IA Sm. No IL John n. York, and Hicks 81, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York Notice ereby given all
persons having against Peter Van pet late OF the City
OF New York, Printer deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber her resdece No. 26
Henry-street the City OF New York before the sixth
day OF March nevt-Dated NewYor the Ihirtsh day Of
August A. D. 1913. EMMA VAN PELT,
au3l law6mk t.XeCutriy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
4 SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC REST0ET-
AND BEAUTIFIER 0HAS

MAL LBOTTLES-THKkE sHILLlNCS
W THOSE who have used Iones's (,oTaIr,
Restorative know its excellent QUALITIES: 10 NJ oIs
have not. we say that the fact of our selling
t.s nust prove the .u; OF our Statemen.-and -
afad OF persons trying small qusn;ity 6rst W. . =
10 ioSseSs The following Suahues-lt will forcr b
gro" on any part whsr- Edturr intended h6ir s,a M
lltms Oft cure scur oT dapdu and make li.e top
car exec ed this-lt makes II truly te,u,;lul apJ
IT. II IS -, Gefd S 's n"st Eeonon'ea set speror t
Of the American Eagle 50 Chs,hastrss, 's%Ss-a 6,
Fulton street Brooklyn; State street Bostoa.
Buildings, Philadelphfa; 207 kug<treer Cha,,esa5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

aA COUNTRY SEAT-Io Let or for sale,
::;E desirable Conntyy Residence at jamaica l..
iIonting the leading Avenue, but short distance from
the Railroad nearly o.namtnted with
vines variety OF choice berries.
paraSus flowers shrubs, The whole improvements
modern and very convenient. built expressly for the present
The shove property the whole consisting OF about
of ric gardening land nursery will be sold
changed If MOI sold Will b. rented application made
10 JSO. II. fOlLLON, No. : AttanticSt,
ish3 i'm South Ferry, Erooklvu.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

kgs FOR SALE--A cheap and pleasant Resi-
s;E derce consisting Of house in complete repair and
- four lots of ground, situated on 23d street about $50
feet OF the Eighth Avenue Any person wishing to pu
chase this Property obtain terms by
applying the owner DANIEL FRENCH No 1856 Charles
street: or on Messrs WooLsEy 4 SMITH, 50 w Walsreet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

- CHURCH BELLS AND l0g.ii .g,ssi
Z CLOCKS.-The suoscrbsr, who ss;, ssn Of p2
@ and 1883 for the besr toned Ghqtsa 5rf isr fo,r
also silver Medal for the best Bell and asatar
Clock, exhibited at the Fair OF the A,ne.,edd ,d 10 1:sS
Bells Of fsom 20 10 l000 lbs raade Of the ,,,, ossI M
and warranted stand and tons 10 The lacrs
improved cast iron Yoes with oyable arms esr 5e g
ins demand Cor his Bells the bes, evidence tda m
of their excellence. Orders have been s bern
adas and almost all IN. Staes, ard ao3us i"o lror
loundry-Town Clocks, Lty-ng, and ourSs''r"
memts Copper and Brass Castings, &c; &c NpyEELl
Ole If ANOhrU hr-H------, - ri
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
0 P 0 D DOC
AND ANODYNE IINIiENr

E'OR the radical and permanent cure os 49,.
affections and rheumatic pains, ndoent turors 10y
teGdons. bruises cramps, sprains, npmbness ei The &
reSS or weakness o the joints; also pam In the hsS, ,l
or IONS pam and swelling the face, throAt 20
This embaOcaton a rare and valuable cnnL,..,,H H.
warm. stimuant. and srodvue ingredients and viii
1r superior 70 any OF The Opodrld0cs Lirmsuts
invented nf anv o! The aforementioned maiaGSS
ietR2i aDNlcaton 10 rsmovs pam tsi inflammation nx
neral effects are Immediate and CERTAIN; and IN ,hs,,
az manifested soon after Us application. Price 25c
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by N@
DAVID SANDS SEQ
Arothecaries and Chemists y East Broadway COM.
ketst 70 tultoust; and 27S Broadway, Chaab-,;
tGrante BUildinsl iS
TINE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGIy37
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAR. FOR THE CI.pS
Of ERuPriONS CHAPPED FLESH. Nc-f ~ ~.
PUsLiCihe proprietor OF this lately co7S "a
TO his bed several weeks during which time th
mousy counerieet; therefore, never ouy cake this
ou the OF I. Jones the wrapper and rartcnl
this City only atS2 Chlihlm-Steet aud of hj, e
only OF the agents here advertised Be careful of thu # y
Soap-take o;her WithCut misrepresentation ths>, -,
lis pGsIuS GultieS for which II has received the hgh4>
cOmlGS OF the faculty, and The unsolicited approval Of
Medical Society OF Pans. IL has cured thousands IN the n
such as pnples eckies, botohes, SAT- rheum scurYy I
spots, tan, bura notphew, X. Cure chapl-d h
l. will change tn color oi dark yellow or sun san, ,,
10 beautifully healthy ceaIueSS. To Prove the pabc
,Ncelisnc, OF this, Rad the following diploma awarded toV
Vesprri the inventor b. the Medical Society of Pans n
aui his Italian Chemical Soap miracle any sruuo
or Disagreement (hs skin. tNl prove blessing to g,u~
ages Sold by the only general ac-ut the United Sn,
T. Jones wholrsa, eIiuner slan OF The AMERICAN Ess
State.strert Boston; Ledger Buildings. PhlhLhia f-
KinG-Sttset, Charleston. SAT-. iIa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF New notice hereby & ven 10 all
persons having clams against Patrick McK-nna late c the
City Of New York Cartman, deceased present the same,
1T eq 10 .s I at T s No 9s
Cenrestrse in he City Of before The fourth
DAY March ney-Dae New 29th av of August,
iSiS anSG lasGm. NSt, MckENNA Aaminis stratriy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

goat. COAL,!-The real genuine Red Ash
Srcach Orchard purchased at the dock OF second hand
the quality Of Coal ard will be delivered at the
prices free cartage we'll creesd from the yard sworn
weighers endorsement on back of each ticket Nut So
Stove s5 25 Broken Eg 81 So from the Lump Laeka
yTashingrn, 81 near Spring GUERNSEY * CO. o1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
"a HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY

- HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
sA FOR SALE-Tha, valuable and very pleasantly slt
suated House and Lotto the southwest corner " ash
centre OF the place Very tie public square From
UPPER stores Their Is delightful prospect Of the North River
IS s'oIies built o. BRICK with TN roof akeat or 10 years
since mostly ey Gays work Under The superiaerdeuee
base ment he n's story Is furnished with Marble Nantes
Statss SpaiAs Doors, and Painted Walls. Second story
over the sa ,hr Ih.Fd story hast good rooms harin
pleasant with closets pantries be;,yesn Vau under he
street ~ iron. and l,re brick cisten yard The
is - let i34i on Washington and 50 feet desp on York
street The o2;e cost $4,000 bald il, and is within
Ie minutes WaiS OF the which makes very d-s
p9!ncnIaIs pena Apply % J. w. HIGGINS,
1Z9 Ds-- \
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Esaa FOR SALE-A three story dwelling house
in Crapdstrqet, West of Broadway central siIuaton
an obiec; any residence, invest
yielding good interest: Lease 20 II SIS
ground and then renewable for 80 Also another
dwelling house and lot we'll situated Also large dwelling
house, stable and garden ground III the 2tward lne,
healthy suaon for which good farm other property
will be taken part payment; rest on bond and mortgage
Possession Of either place ls OF May applied for
Enquire II Grand-stee West of Broadway before 10
after o'clock. rs 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

A To LET AT WILLiANlSBURGH, five new
:;;# story and attic Eonses iy situated South
a. Third, Third and Fourth about equal dis
Grand and Peck Slip Ferries. finished in mod
marble mantes and CRATES throughout under cell
be had Immediately Also House erecting
on the cofper OF NorhsiSth and Second t7ee with eight
7. l.uquesr los Pearl street. \. Y, Klgour peys
lumbar yard, eot OF South Third street. where the keys
he had In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

ES cupying Of the best locations the city the
corner Of the Bowery and Divisonseet TO let four
evenings each week. aud day except Sundays. II
finely fitted up has rs-rae Piano Forte, aud
well calculated for Lectures Concerts and Public Meetings
OF any kind JOHN ALG ONO l. al al this Hall
Saturday evening" He h @ gs1t strenSt
and and defended th equal spirit and Will probably
get clear. Inquire Clock Establishment over hs iaI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE. OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the Couu,y OF New York Notice heleby given TO al
persons having claims ISAAC n. WILSON. late OF
the City of N-wYo Clerk, deceased present ,hs same
with the vouchers thereof = tesub .ribs. al ms residence
No DoIuinick the City of New Yor, before
tn, eighteenth day jane n-xt-pae4 New York The 18Th
day of December lSi3 JOHN j. WILSON,.
Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
sons having claims against BENJAMIN i. EDWARDS,
late the City Of New York phYscian deceased present
residence corner of Broadway Eth street in the City of
New Yofk on befor the twSntythd day Of June next
DATED N.w York the twentieth day Of December l3i)
d2l law en- NANCY :. EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

SS For. SALE-'The brick House and Lot No.
LIZ i6i Washington street Canal seet-25 hy 100,
..Yl-sss. ..lssss and rear hIick building. AppF "a
ANTHONY J. BLEECkEE & co.
cc Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

A FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
fl PROPERTY--A handsome residence at Astoria,
fronting the River, consisting oil House aud one acre
of ground utuIly laid and stocked with fruit ana
ornamental trees with stable and all other
;aIq ims JOHN FIELD, No. l33 Grand-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

TN pursuance of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF Ne York Notice is hereby given 70 all per
son having claims sgains Eliza Fisher the city New
York widow deceased the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Office OF William H. Bogar
dus No City Hall Place liz the city Of New York
before the 18th day OF May Dated New York the 9TH
lav of November 1888. ABRM. SALUER
re ravsme Admir- with the WI anne xei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

ap VALUABLE STATEN-lSLAND FARM;
ss good Farm divided into meadow, iiouCh and wood
two miles Rossylle an'! q miles from Rich
monI on the road leading from Richmond sviileon
ih nremises IS double house 80 feet, with piazza
three sides AID kitchen adjoining with CRIBS cider mil
fine garden peach and anple orchards &c Also about 40
'e'e' % ''7"'s ANTII0Hf j. BLEECKER co.
Erp,l street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

a IN AND s. Pa superior aTtcIe OF
sD4 w Broken Egg Stove and Nut Size Coal, IIoubly
free of the Yards, 25 West'street corner of
East River Orders received at the Sugar Refinery IS
Leouad.stree through the Despatch POST both the Yards
n B. An allowance made 10 dealers ~ ,,,c
flO IfLEE Y MAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

80 TO LET-A neat two story brick House: In
: good o-aeI Part Of the taken out IN board tos
given immediately Apply At no. >; n9,"h
A To LET-'rhe third of No Spruce St and
i:::sS 4n and 5th stories OF No , do Enquire OF
l.-.l1SSl fel5t Z. PRICE, ll3 East Broadway.
"a TO RENT OR. FOR SALE III Jersey CITY
t. Several eligible Houses,-no advance asst year
..l prices. Also for SALE nnnbsr OF Building LOIS III me
very best ocarions. on accommodating terms ,,,r
ArnIy at TIE Land Agency of ANDREW GLhhh ar
chitsct ong oney Jersey Guy a Ferry Landing.