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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DY ORDER OF Hon. d. 2. ingralIam AssOclah
- Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas for the Count
New York, notice hereby given pursuant TO The o'ia
concealed and uou-resden, debtors that attachment ~
issued against the Of William H. Farra residents
Jacksonville, East Florida and thai the Will De soa
the payment OF ms debts, unless he sppear aud discharge
attachment, according law, within nine months foG %
first publication of this notice; and That the payment o I
debts him by residents of this STATE and the dellse~
him for has OF any property within this oatr s0 m
in 10 him. and the transfer oi any such property % ~ n
forbidden by law and yOid.DA-d the 18th day 0 oe
Ter, 1873. WILLIAM COLT, Attorney H.,
ot0 ldw9m for ATTACHING cfrolp..-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

sEaaFARI For SALE-To be sold al auction,
=.Ss april the Sh on iie premises b. The Commissioners
appointed hy the Orphans our OF tt,e County oi Bsr
State OF Ne~-jsTseya small FtrIn containing esHe3
and heequat=r acres belonging t" estate ot Henry j.
Vansaun d~csascd situated The H4cken5sck RNef ~ The
nsu of Bsrbadoes about fourteen miles from t"
bolcn. On the Peiis.s good Dwelling iause, BAN and
excellent Olchal % apple aud pea, The earti-i
business carried onby George Wokiil and II well
calculated for brCk.m4ng that business carried
with years ago IL has rented annually Tor oEe
hundred ard fifty Jars For farther ua5;cu inquire o :
ALBERT C. ZtBRI5KlE $40 Grsenwich-st.
or Of HENRY BANTa, Commissioner,
A, Sr,y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

B tbs above statement very grsat business shown.
exceeding that OF any Company during rs first years osesS
either III this Great BTltaE. lw also D. sern
,. nearly half the policies for the whole connua
Of iIe giving much lnrer rorolt9no whole 'e Foces
than the ,Jersnce Il other Lie Cc- this country
hib-rhs beng about 10th OF the whole number ! he
very large numhrr p assurances with tins Institution Tor the
whole DURATION HE from the SPECIAL grow
ns the mutual pan such policies, which tls stock
company principle does tSlv@ rth7 loo
NOTICE To CONTRACTOitS.-Sea Pro
- posals viii he received b. the subscriber unu the 20
Jay of March !SiI r ~ tf5 Office OF the tIotou
Aqued Works the excavation. hIckaiIns. Cammug
sld rep4vnS Trenches Water PIPES the following
streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
tor 10 inch III
BoweTy, from 18th street 10 iith street.
or - inch

he trenches wi be Dug III such part o sCt street as sa
Thoss for GincF PIPES will be feet deep aud feet wide
those fer inch pe, VII be 81 les d@p and ?: feet vide
Thosr ol l6 ncl pipes viii he Zee, deep aud eetw-
After The PIPES laid (Which will be dong by agents
employed by the Crotou AGuedmct r0n,pteel The trenches
BY the Contractor S sound and good materials T." the puf
Offset tsnC hes viii - required occ slouy wlrn branches
are 10 b. laid where b.. placed. trenches
deep and Il et wide bottom NIL be required After
and left ia like good condition before he commencement If
the work. Proposals will STATE ,he price e mile af The
ramIning repaynS supplying sand paving stones, and
clearing tn streets Of all sureuous erals prler pfr
foot running neasnLs WI also be named Ter is y'fat @
Of the hydrant.
In deciding upon the proposals. the Croon hqueduet
COMMITTEE will the right Of eeetpg any proposals
they dsapproye Each proposal must be accompanied with
sent 10 become ures for the faithful psriorma of tic
contract-to be marked on The Proposals Tor eNca
'aos @ be pna,ed @ i in " I Contract that the
see that such lamps as furnished AID directed be
with oil and placed every night in Conspicuous positions
The attention of Contractors is requested particularly TO
the following The excavation TO be understood
embracing all excavation other than thar Of rock measuring
half cubic yard and over and contractors WI be suppos-
ed have informed themselves OF he chafacet Of the sxca
raon and made their proposals accordingly The Conect
OF Will bs required keep The trenches clear unnl the pipes
saving in work of kind The Steet IS not 20
be broken without written directions from the w eter
Purveyot, which directions wli specify from and 10 what
points the street be broken from time to t!nT 1t
is intended that the trenches shall b. opened faster than
pipe layers put the pipes and The trenches TO
be IelIed and rapave Immediately after the pipes are laid
The payments estimates III be within Ten per cont OF
work done. On the completion of the work such sum will be
reserved for mouths Will in the opinion of the Wa;
Purveyor provide for epavns or other work found
necessary consequence Of the imperfect which
auy part the work has been done the OF the
tractor.
No contract viii be inail settled without the PERSONAL
examination and certificate of the Water Puveyor
Copies of the anG certificate final setilsnsnt
can be examined at the office of the Croton Aqueduct
Works.
b order Of the Croton Aqnedact Committee
JAMES A. COFFIN, Presieaut c. 4. Beard.
n B. The proposals of persons offering for The above
as the JOINT Croton Aquedoct Committee may assign
Mprrhi mi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
sEBRENG,s RESTORATIVE coRn1.7

Is now universally admitted 10 be csr,.
4sp=cihc for OysrSpsa, NeCYocs Affections WeakDs
OF Appetite, Debility. &c Physicians p,ssc IL
teus; gentlemen who have experienced curative =
gratefully recommend II; ladies' h4ve derived he sI
e~He' from It's exhibition IN nervous d ether eorrpI,;
epcareS restored thar appetite ad the weak sn
are made strong ami vigorous 'Heaith ce POOR 1a
ne ch mans bliss has, through is influence b-,s
.eha- 70 al! ciassss and aud manu-
t9tsiS' merchants and BANKERS. lawyers ENC yiDes p
- 's sRd recommendations satisfactorily pns,
'St G.oSGS Coa thol>a. rstua:I who daily ~
.ospi- otn 81 'nnt aud BODY from ia above eoEplsa
M dH I'M remedy IS offered them IN the kse,
.o,1 :, ".s 80 : '. . '"Srai street 1883
TENHE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGIys
OK ERttPrl0NS. CHAPPED Flesh 81 .-f - ,r.EsA ~
TO TIE PUBLIc.-I1e proprietor of ,h,s Was ,,,,, 49,
10 his o-d s.Vsra! weeks, during which .ims tbiS
riou5y com neIised heIsiore never buy caks OF this w.
out The signature OF l. Jones the srAprr aud ,t,cI
only Of the agents here advertised B carerl OF th;s
the geluIna. Always ask for Jones' Italia. Cbs,!S
Soap--take no other Without misrepresentation ,Ssss -
rs positive qualities for which has received the highs,
Medical SOCIETY oi Paris IL has cured thousands IN bs
It'd S:a.gs OF ever Disagreement aa ERUPTION nj r.
such IS pimpIeS !rec&leS blochss salt theum scurr
spots, tan, burn, motpew, &c Cure chappsJ s>S -
It will change IN, color OF dark, ysow sun bunt .s
10 beautifully healthy cleNueSs. To poye 10 the rpbi ~
excellence OF this read the following diploma award, ,oS
Tesp:ui the oy the Medical Society of p.r ".
consider NJ NeSpUnI Is ts greatest pianclropist Of A ~
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle any ,,ur.
or disbursement otthr SKIN. X viii psor beSsO. IN ,
L. Jones' whOtrstis IeruurG sISu Of tie American E,e
~ hatIanl.s rset y. Y, ljs tuOnsteet BoospS",
Satestrett, Boston; Ledger DUlilUg., Pm!alellb ~
hinS-Str-et, Cih'ltstoH, :. =. iiim
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

OFFICE CROrON !AQutDUCr WORKS,
March 7th, 1914.
'I'O IRON FOUNDERS-Sealedp proposals will
be received By the subscriber until the 18th day of March
r. NJ. the Office Of the rotor Aqueduct Works
forty iO) uch stopcocks; also fifty fire hydreHts
10 be delivered as follows, VIZ:
10 soI-cocks on the lst April.
IS do do 18th April.
u do DO lst May.
Is Fire Hydrants the ,t April.
20 do do DO 18th April
l5 do do do lst May.
he material and Workmanship be Of the best charactsr
aud be approved of by the Water PuTyeyor The plan of
the hydantS 10 BE- sent viii! the estimates.
Any information respecting the cock. and ydrants
De- obtained by enquifius at the Office
lndeciain- uron the proposals The Croon Aque4uct Com.
lttse reserve the night 0! rejecting 2ny proposal they dis4
prove.
81 order of the Cloton AIueduct COMMITTEE
JAMES 4. COFFIN.
President Erntnn AInaLlnct En.Ll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DI ORDER of Ashley Samson, ESD, Flri
ID judge of the Court of Common Pleas IN and for iht
County OF Monroe Notice hereby that aschmsG
has issued against the estate Of Philip ThGrber as non.f
dent debtor aud that the same vii be sold for the paymsn
corug 10 law within nine msnthS from the first pnblca
this notice. and that the payment Of any debts due 70 n
by residents Of this STATE and t- delivery TO m or Tor ~
use Of any property within this State belonging 10 him. ad
the transfer Of any such property by him. are orbdnbyr
and are yo:dsGven under ny hand this 10th day OF JuI
8i3 ALBA LATHROP,
jelg law9In Attorney for attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

ssaa HALL TO LET--A commodlous Hallsut-
E,;E able for Temperance Society Lecture Room,
with Nos. aud 36l Broome street, between
The BoweFy ard Centre Market to let for 2or evenings III
aGO persons b. comfortably seated and b. enlarged
Possession be had the FIST of May
early application wosld b. desirable order get su
cent tlie alter and repair such things the applicants
may require,
Alsa 10 et, on ths premises, Room sutobls for
School Room, aud which has been used such for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORFP
ANH BEAUTIFIER
TRIAL BOTTLES-THREt. SHlLLlNGS
"a i,lLL.s, L...,-., ~ L..

no THOSE who have used loueSS Coral Han,
Restorative know l.s excellent qualities; 10 who's. sS
haze not say that the fact OF our selling hrevsh,hng b
ties must the truth OF our nentand that po
70 possess the following quatie-i Will force the h.irio
any part "hsr Nature ateneed h,Ir grow stop
falling off cure souc dardru and make light s-d or gr.r
hair grow dark For dressing he ha soft aud silky uo,,
can exceed ,h.slt makes truly beacuu, and keep, 50
It's indeed, The economical Yet superior, Article mad.
for tl, hair Soid-prlce 3, or shngs hstte-s,;S.
si.l Of the American Eae, 50 Chatham-stTeet, NewYO
Buildings Phi .rlphia 2O7 Kus-street Chareslon s G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

YOU WHO USE SARSAPABlLLA-TN
Jones's Extract of SarsspaI'ia Candy us excellent
p4cog- OF for 81 at ths sign OF the American Easlr
Chatham S. \. \. I39 EuitOn asd d: Atlantic Brook
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DY ORDER of Frederick p Stevens, a Judge o.
ID Ere County Courts, aud Counsellor Of the snprni
~ -. I,sei, ~ landing roe
ceaei aud nou-resiri deb that attachment has ssa.
aealns III" estate Of Charles Carey or late oi Den
the STATE OF Michigan resident debtor, and thn
will be sold for the payment Of his debts, uneas he ~
pear and discharge such attachment ACCORDING 10 law WIRE
the payment Of any debts due him by residents Of %
Stat- and the delivery him 70; his % any po
within this State belonging hm, snd the transfer Of al
such property hg him. forbidden by law, and void
Dated Buffalo, December ib, 1913.
JAMES MCKAY,
Il I.,rn 4 EnrA AT lcllinn Irpdlli
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

s 24O ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and s5cO
,SH to exchange for aprotnctire property Neg
YORK City Also, soao IN es! aud .aln4bie p1Ge oi
Nv York. kiso to exchange hand dsoms place OF
acres, located pleasant ttstcu village for snug,
a-at Farm III New-JeTs-y. Apply 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

L7KESH MINED COAL Just received, and viii
be soe the low price Of s. Is per ton, delivered any
the city, warranted be the best atty Peach Or
chard Stove aud Bfoken and Egg AIso VIII be delivered
from the yard screened at S. per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

A TO LET-A TWO story House pleasantly slt-
;H, uated with front aud back Washlngton
avenue Brook consisting oil pariof WIN nand-
mautes aud even kitchen on the irst moor,
rooms b, rooms panIes the cd floor with large
re good stable carriage house and flower
sIdsn grape vines Sc plan o flonse may be
application TO HOLT OWEN, Front and Be-kman-
nit2 2,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

AIDES. DON'T L ST. COMMON CHALK Il
0eks td tnJUvs the sku, and makes It look yellow
Try JoDeSs spanish LII White. gives the face neck
pure lile.iEs ,abaster wheness. Sold the sgn OF The
American Eagle, 81 Cathai.sree New-Yok and 10
EuiLon-str.eL. and 81. .ttanrc-S Brooklyn Ga In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

lrrs To So: L1T.-Two handsome three story
I::;A brick Houses No and l8 varick Place. sullivan
.sssaA These houses fai,hed with mahogany
doors in the principal story aud with marble maneis through
The these buildings Was a5ctet! by
during the weai oi !! winter. Possession
strsa; tnh7 rs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

GhQ 40 PER CHA.LDRON-LVERP
.DC.OO COAL ofsup-ror quality, for sale at the above
ioSv price Ill further Consumers invited 20 call
7. STOKES DICKEReON, lO7 Anthony street
mhl If Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

{" lVEKPOOL COAL YARD.-Tbe subscriber
- intends giving his pcrisclGr attention the purchase
aud sale OF the above Coal Consumers Of Liverpool Coal
invited cali the sub5cnber before purchasing
where, as he is prepared 70 sell fer smtil profits
T. STOKES DiCkERSON,
No. !O7 AnthOly-s y-strest near Broadway.
Fine Coal ior Smiths use for sale as above ~ If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

hss FOR SALE OR 10 T-'fhe ) story brlck
LIZ. @ No 22i West 9th street between Sh end 9th Avenues
The above IS cGn'ehIent, modern built house IN the
Immediate vicinity OF three lines OF stages. Apply at store
No. l8 Broadway to WILLIAM J. ROOME, corner
Of 9Th Avenue and 2ist streets.
Also be let frame Stable the OF the above prem
lsas on l9tl street. | y I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

.z=sS=FARM FGR ;SALtt-Ihe Subscriber offers
zsf for SALE yalns5- Farm situated Goshen Grunge
- ountv y. \. This Farm contains acres oi the
bt qualify L1ud we'll watsed b. revert s stream
lris situated about hall mile from thc Y aud Erie Rail
roadis sufficiently elevated to command extensive VIZ"
apteL to the Of Country Seat. O0e halt OF the
gnrchase remain the place, secured oy
Mortgage.
BI the above property not soi h the 25,h day OF
Mach SIl De offered public Auction that day
at the House of Il l. H1.haway the village of Goshen,
O'clock, p NJ.
For tells anu other particulars inquire oG DIN +. AN
DRFNFS No 5Gi BooDie-Sueet, New 0rs OF tt- sub
scnher IN Goshen CALVIN B. LUDLUM.
March 10Th 1871 rlh4 lot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

dai Sundays excepted leaving New;Yq5k from the
o'clock, A Nj The Fare viii be restored to h~ former
RATES, Vll
BETWEEN New-yoRK AND
Middetown ....... 81 751 Goslep 81 SO
g.. g. ,c, WaY Far, Fare in proportion 5,, s,u,.no,
and Owego, will run from the Cars hereoiors he az
rival at Mdd4sown vo, vps,cyr
The Ba,ges viii leave is,sy OK Tuesday, rhur;4ay
and ss"ray 2f c9ck h NJ The Ca1s will kSn sSys Md Md
VIII O'clock, aud leave Goshen o'clock. F. Nj.
a 3 sESoGN y II
Ri TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMlGRA-
ToN rAssAG GFETqE FR 4 rsGk Iss Sir New
H. saSssn6e1 Ses to es the attention Of their friends
nd the public generally to their superior arrangements for
Or i4ES sSf!I S5 OF WA
III the magnificent Ships comprising the
The ship aU1 81 M ENSH% WEsT 1880 cons
burlfsu, Cart T. Wocdhoust.
So%AEsTF:R 5s' ioSS 1si IONS tsg! John B5on
EEEeSE G6EESGtER 1881 os isc G :ss tsP9 s s fsSd Sa...
k1sGApPSd 800 ,',o c"s CAPT Jshf & Go R'a.
. SIDDoNS, 1900 tons, Cs,t f. B, Cobb
UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
whose passages be engaged with the subscribers viii
IN and 1t well known fact that the above named
packets are The most sns af"at aud the i'eGntn
5 OF passengers being detained in Liverpool
onSs ,d I OF S b @ r. S,a % No 10 Wet u ws OIL a
the , has gone Liverpool supeutend the departure
Tor this country OF such persons whose passages may b
caged with the subscribers fact which, those acquainted
with Mr.. W 7 sufficient guarantee iha, they will
ceiye every attention from him aud be quickly and comforts
bly, dispatched
Passage, direct Lonon, Bristol reenock New
nah, Charleston, Philactphit Boston Baltimore tie
various of British North America all times be
gased
lss al ss ass2 s Sns9 @ z for 5Hs fSsae -
Passage from The Various seapus OF Ireland and Scotland
LiNerr.oi cA., also be secured.
The iesuaT Packets VIII lc0ntnue aS follows
To and from LospoN ts sy, 10Th 10Th of each month
To LSERrooL on the lSt, eth, llth 10Th, 2lt aad 26A
each month.
To NEw-ONLEANs Mos,lE, SAVANNA aud H aRLtsroN
weekly
By any OF which passages al mes engaged
sonable rateS.
Those wishing Drafts can be supplied with sums
OF tt % 4S IS, ti0, 420 200. Alo0, amount, pay
| able ondemaud. without discount.
| In lRELANp-The National aud Provincial Banks and
Branches IN AL The pr,ncusl Towns Ireland
In ScoTL.Np--The Eastern Bank Of Scotland, Sir Wu
FORBES Hunter Co, and Branches all the rrncpa
| IN Scotland
In ESGLANr-Netional and Provincial Bank of England
l. BaInsd X Co Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool
SsSSrS. James Built Son co. Bankers, London, aud
Branches all th rncipal towrS En- land Wales,
Orders from the country attended per packet.
Farther particulars made known application y by lei
ter post paidl 10 w. }. T. TAPSC0Tf, - Peck S[r,
Coruer Souta ST. Naw- Yort or
WNl. TAPSCoTr, Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

pI ORDER of the Hon T. A. Talmadse, Re.
ID corler of the City of New-York notice hereby gveF
pursuant the provs of the statute authorizing attach
against ahscondlng cOnce led and deot0
thar an achmen has issued against the estate OF Wlllam
Newbold aud John L. Newbold and OF each of them, resi-
dents of the Cy of Philadelphia Pennsy wanna and that III
VIII De sold for the payment Of their debts unless M
appear and discharge such attachment according to law with
in nne months from the first publication OF this uotce and
that the payment any debts due TO them by any PERSONS
company and the delivery them or for their use any no
pry oreydenc4 of property belonging to them and the tralf
are void-DateI The 10th day OF June, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

~ COUNTRY RESIDING C.-N antrd, a large
"a and commodious dwelling house situated in heaithy
Part fine STATE Episcopal Church, and of con-
all >easoes Of ts
LOG Franklin street, w NJ II. ONDERDO\k.7 Nassau
mig -odrf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

b, order of the Croton Aqueduct Committee.
JAMES a. COFFIN, Presesut c. 4. Beard
~ s. The proposals of persons offering for the above
work Will be considered made for the whole such part
as the JOINT Croton AIuedact Committee may assign
March 49, 1914. nhl4 ct
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

sass To LE?'-From lst May next, q three
ss story nodenl brick House No Attorney street well
finished and good order. n ine Of sta=cs to VAL
Of which passes wlth zoo let OF tr house
minutes itent S450yer aupum Inquire Of f. N. Car
penta the premises, of f. D. Brown $40 Grand
NH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

:ss TO LET-Ihe three s,ory basement House
:: No. loo Fannst. TWO p1Il9 per glasses. Notl's
- for the halt and entry OIL cloth viii be ef
With tn houze Inquire of WM II HARRISON colne, OF
Church aud Fulton SIS. OF VA II. ONDERDOSk, No.
ml8 rodu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

lrl FOR SALE AT n BARGA!N- three
t:R story Rssdencsin Grand street. the sid
LEI Broads ay between Green Wooster streets The
house proof has marble Gantcl fodia: doors fine
MINI or Of NJ S. BKt.W STER, l2} Fnlton.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

6za For SALE OR TO Li>T-Jhe Three :Sto
:S r. aad auto Brick Dwelling House No 80 Second
The Lot is 25 by ITO set, the Honse % by so
feet .-I;h story attached.
Au,lI.,S the Howard irs. Go. 81 Wal st i4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

- FOR SALE-A Farm OF lO4 acres, plea
CO. .ntly situated Huntingdon. L. about L mil from
zAs. NorthpOrt formerly Cow HarbuT) om which place
packet plies aud from New York weekly On said Farm
t-,e good dwelling hous ba5 aud other out
buiitngs gGud bearing apple orchard and abundance OF all
other kinds otulttwenty Of Timber good ieuce-to
-ee nth sell o( "a-r the door and stone cisern
!tS offered for sale in consequence OF Ill health OF the
and viii he sold low wt without 5h= stock and farming
utensils Title iniIspuah-; and lul pacuars made known
,gp!ing Z" J0SEfH WE'D NJ 90 DIVISION street, BE-
tyyeel and ! 2. y. 7 f. w WOOD, N0fthport
SuT:Ipnrt Feb. D. IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

DOGRAkD'S HAIR UPROUTING POW
~ Dt.RS Ladies and Others have ris tested befc.
tIcy purchase. Ieturu he money, unless tr
-yery pacle OF hair wherever applicable and
or,lr that poor rich us have reduced It's pr.
TO ONLY tlFlN CENTS y BOrTL e.
sold the Of tie American adgie 80 Chatham see,
y 3. oG !S9 tnit0u S;Iv-t BROOKLYN, iel& In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

rOi.ORiNCi Or UYIAG HAlR-WHlTE,
psrm4nent black b. t Moorish HHrDye. Sold NJ 50 cant.
or hoIt- seV OF the Amerlcan Eagle, So Ch9in
,tsef Nsw York. iJ9 tuIton. cr 3ia Atlantic SJe4L
Sronk teulp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

h-a A DESIRABLE PROPERTY.-For sale
--s. House aud other improvements Tie place very
pleasantly situated Cn!onvIIle, about miles west Of
Newark tie old Padephia road and Tl'hn one hours
sirah place for doing business N the city or or
rstiTe lelniu. For further particulars inquire of
mhl4 Ina. WM HINTON, so Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

& FOR SALE, handsome Country Seat al
- New Biunswick, n j having i,- dwelling aud
>.A buildings with 6aceS ol h!gv cultivated Land Terms
e4sy Apply to A. p SNlllH, IS Lbsry-st. faG If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

k.s TO BE EENTtIl-The + dwe!llng part OF
IT, the house No 232 Buweiy corner Of Prince II
desirable residence, and we'll suited for the accom-
nodation o few bo4rlers With respectable family board
ns would bs should Prov agreeable and convenient
1h would the Apply above. the store
:, e (i,Jl references required. mari. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-03
AcNrENIlAN.

fAsfs Is Boss Hs#ug under lie car, u jans,
aaaa oar ioa. ~. 81 Aassa House IT, 1hu city. al
a#5 man 90. Tie uame 81 Richards. Na9 has aliatnrI
TIE e1tfaof5 nsy ase 81 LOO aeau. lie was bafu
al hfaaas 81. pr' no Re year 1875 aad .s 6ae
Tell. in.eI eUi4al mc5y -A,afisd alI iysn lass.s-
lnr mati tcssNeltnl cagnfsaautr ia sHafl As
Age is ata i4tY nlulst. iuasiY t4i h4AdIy@
The cd aiemsa j. q present sis.IIng ano Vi
hi, 3 ns a. 7 seran Devon sod lie walked 90 Sen
oa} la' a. thal Low f1m Gelump.au. distance
% "a mice ChaH4 .la lie 81 man iae a.ttf
day lie ,iaisI @. taat 10 had been savJ e.. aas
fuei "A a. ne1 deal saIse iih.c stntt aua WAS o..
bls ed 20 e. % The bclmiasief Unlsn, Wdefs be-
,sa, q coveted - h.s ffItud When doe. nas
p9gaf b. CO.. : hsI an1 Csptsu Lloyd d iao
2om Reameat os Rf9mpsH d sn. Devon. .aa
~ yr.f. q Nhsa The Colonel Na, s..r4. lie
htussed ths qasftel originated ablui s1as 'sI}.
TIE nam SPEAK, - b., ae4efaei1f Of ile Nalst
liause b. tle shesi pls.i5ls Term, ana tseaa ~.
ieetJ hapfy -. Bu.a Eug Mirror
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-03
E1.n s. LII. E.lnLL..an


] he "AIss1amu. pushes iae plans
&C Col BENTON before The public
with a up8ay atd an eafucslue.s
which All soon ufcu he eyes o. BE
CALuoes men, lbat paper OF Yesterday
thinks iba, SlLas W1usur. recently
elected Governor of Nv York nsau>
bis Mi. and accepting The nomination
10 see4fe The safe Tor Mr polE, Mi -
offered The poet Of Secretary ol S,a.c.
The paper doubts his a,c pane 8
lhoaeh Tue case has pfece5eu. Ia ibu
el Af. N4N BreEN, Who went ia,a IA,
Stale Department al the solicitation 81
6eu JAeEsoN, after be was elected coy
ernor IT New York Nt Aaaa1 mas
dccIno but~e believe that New Aofk
Nil furnish he Primo Minister IN lac
person Of Mr. BEs +. hr1lsR. Auor-
ucs General lnacr Mr.. NAs BuaGS.
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