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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-20
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
~ snd ~iA the sdvise and consent 0fhe Senate.
LAND OFFICERS
REGISTERS

REGISTERS.
WIN. r. WALmsLEY, a, Na'chitoches, La.
vice p. o. Lee, resigned.
GEoRGE II. GlRAuLT, Of Granada, Miss, re-
appointed.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-20
wASHINGTON,s BIRTHDAY

TO b, Continued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

than sbfeaien7-in fact, hufe common dssiru.ti,.
both Why are slsyeholderg 30 often told The, ;.
spirit 10 so easily lulled and paciied by olIow,rn "a,
come into the highest halls OF legislation to howl co
IT'S victims? How suppose that it can so easily hs 49,
peased by receiving and laying prayers for blood
the table? How suppose that can be quoted BY aim
ing IT all the free access and free range of
report: Why say il can do harm, when undo, IN
restraint, It has already done much harm, Why ,.u
US u can be Gained by reason, when i; is fanaicis,
ana''c' and growing stronger II becomes more mad
why say " Is weak, when, 1t has large funds many
POipi's many schools, many presses many .oc,.,,.
several legislatures, not few Representatives IN Ca,
s'.ss' very many men OF talents, many able AGENT.
Puohc ana secret at home and abroad: tie test #
writer's IN poetry and prose- the at Of enrrayno N -
employ, with which il carlcatares the mas,s, 90
stamps lis impress OF slave kneelng in cLons am
every s'en and familiar thing of the households a.
"ooha naJpfiiy: when II prays the name Of ,eIyor
ana WEEDS the very Vatican bills of excommnnico,,o,
a. YET IL IS unrebuked, and even licensed m n,
zea win but Just enough Of persecution 10 ,n,ts,
mol warm, but hot IN it's cravnas for some sor, e
yfoom: Why are we I Id, aitsr all thrt il is and All
ha. mas cone, mat when the occasion arises-whsu
abolition grows worse and does some overt nc, :
wickedness, that then Shareholders and the cons,,pt
shall lind friends enough the free States Ia guard
ooth! What has il not done already worse can
DC: And are We TO wait until grows So stronp tina,
can do whatever mischief IT'S wckedness wills, Tbs
apprehension IL, that II recruits much aster th,o "a
Toes in the free States They must hold ,h.,
peace, or share the fat OF shareholders Sllveh,a.s
then, must look alone to themselves They must me-,
the foe the frontier and must fight every inch of ,f
ground; not one inch Of which can be welded. @, o,
What must they do' The undersigned recommend =
list. That the rule be not stricken out
I'd II IT 49, that the substitute proposed by Mr. Chsr
man, IN the committee be adopted
3d That II neither be adopted the Representative.
oil The slave States ADVISED tu take no part N any
proceedings whatever relating the sub oct OF atol
ton.
4tn' That IN any event, they shall Unite IN recon-
menoation 10 their respective State Legislatures ard 10
their constituents, OF convention conventions Of the
people Of oil the States of the Union who wall co.ore
rate to consider anew The compromises and guarantees
OF the constitution OF the Unit States on the subjects
of slavery, the domestic save-trude and of fug,liv.
slaves, and 10 consider and adopt to snt
forever prevent the evils of,he ncendarv splft of a5
itlon. HENRY a. WISE
X CHAPMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

POETRY.
THE SONG OF THE SHIRT.
oNrcu Ylr ngM.lNs uNsUNe."


With fingers weary and worn.
With eyelids heavy and red.
A woman sat, in unwonaniy f'e>,
Plyinr her needle and thread
Stitch stitch. stitch
In poyrr,v hunger, and DIRT,
And s,llI. with a voice Of dc"fon' pt'h'
She sang the "Song of the shit'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
While the cock Is crow'ae aiooi
And wOrk-wofk-work,
Til the stars shine through the rool
it's O 10 be a slave
Along with the barbarons Turk,
Where woman has never soul TO save,
Ii this Is christian work
"Work-work-work,
Till the brain begins 10 swim;
Work-work-work,
Till the eyes are heavy and dim
Seam. and gusset, and band,
Band, and cusset and seam,
Till over the buttons tall asleep,
And sew them on in dream
90, Men, with Sisters dear
o. Men, with Mothers and Wives:
IL is not linen you'ie wearing out,
But human creatures lives.
Standardization,
In poverty, hunger and dtt,
Sewing at once, with double thcau
Shroud as we'll as 4 SHIRT.
"But why d. talk Of death
That Phantom of grisy bone,
I hardly fear lis terrible shape
IL seems so like my own
Because of the fasis keep
o. God thit bread should he 80 dear,
And flesh and blood 81 cheap.
.sWork-work-wc
My labor never flags;
And what It's wage: he'd VI straw,
A crust of bread-aud rags;
A tatter'd roof-and This naked toor-
A tabe-a broken chaif-
And wall so blank, my shadow thank,
For sometimes falling there
"Tork-work-work
From weary chime Ia chime;
Work-work-work,
As prisoners work for crime !
hand, and gusset, and seam,
Seam, and gussei, aud band,
Till the heart IL sick, and the brain benumo'i
A. we'll as tue weary hand.
ssWork-work-wnik,
In the dull December light,
And work-work-work,
When the weather is warm and bright
While underneath the caves,
The bruoding swallows cling,
As if to show me their sunny backs,
And twit M with the Spring.
"oh, but TO breathe the breath
or the cowslip and primrose sweet
With the sky above my head,
Aud the grass beneath my ieet
For only one short hour
TO feel As used 10 ite',
before knew the woes of want,
And the walk that costs nlr meal
.sOh. but one short hour
A respite however brief!
No blessed leisure for Love or Hops;
But only time for Grief!
A little weeping would ease my heart,
But in their brny bed
NV tears must stop-ior every dtop
flinders needle and thread" :"
with fingers weary and worn,
With eyelids heavy and red,
A woman sat, in unwoman!y rags,
PLYING her needle and thread
Stitch stich-s!itch.
In poverty hunger and dit,
And sill, s;'i,li Il voice Of do'orous pnch-
Nould thai its tone could cach the Rich
she sang this Song of the Shirt - No..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

TIME Animal General Meeting OF the Mutual !.ssuia.
~ against Fire Buildings nj the State OF sifs'h Sra
held their Office In the Of Richmond on Moh'"'
February next, III o'clock, p. NJ ,or,opu p s
Jan 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

IN lANCERY.-VItGiSI.:-At Rules held ~ ne ''
the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior oHft "f l1F an
OF Northumberland county, Monday The net ca! 81
leii . p,.
John Morrison, Administrator, with the VII aneA'
cock Morrison, deceated i
against :, l,,-.
Fleming Haynie and Na,imilian fIaynr, Urirn'a"
The defendants having entered their appearance M+
security according the nc, of Assembly ard HI fa
Court and appearing from satisfactory evidence u" rdtt
mai in inhabitants Of Virginia ordered that the sad
do appear thr ir.t day of April term next; and
plaIn's b aud that copy of thi- order be tsei e!
months successfully in the Richmond Enquirer, and 's'
front door the Court house In this county ,, =. g.
Copy, ;. \. NJ Lilly ,ss'
Jan -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

IN acknowledgements Court Of o"art"rly sssstr
held Louisa County al the Count hoae hrro. Moni
the l3ih day of November. lsi3:
slerwelher g. SIMS Administrator Of Lucy u. sims. ara
Monroe Sims, fIaHt~
against
Chapman Sims, William Sims Susan Ann Sims and 'e'.f
Allen SINS, Deirnca0'
The defendants, Chapman Sims and william Sins not hl'
their appearance, and security according ~
the rules o: Court, aud II appearing ih~ -nsa
Court that they inhaltint Gis sat, "n W
Of plaintiff by his attorney, II ordered tigi h - i'
ants Chapman sins and William SINS do app'ar ftiir"
justices Of founiy ton Of said onuy, al TIE t "
ilir second Monday FEBRUARY next, and answer he
plaintiff; and that this order be- iort'vith ''f
some newspaper published in the city al c'mon4 ft
months successfully and posted a, the iroat der 4" us
house Gi this county some Count day. ~ -. q, q
CoPy-Trsie, JOHN HIHlfH' - '-,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

IN CHANCERY.-yH.tSt.:--A RuIrs held III the trrk p. ~
ice Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and thatee''
Holloway county, the Gil day of January, 1874:
William Thomas llaW.a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
STATE OF ARKANSAS,


ND on this day the sa ia com paina MT nd it
"a appearing TO the sa sin ctpn of the court. ihal
the said defendant is sdent Of The state Of
Arkans IS, and that among other things IA llcgod IN
SAID coIhplalnants b that the said defendants being
sezed oil inc north west quarter OF ectn humber
y-thPee IN township nu Der sixteen ,nor,h of ram
NUMBER thirty-two west, containing hundred and
sixty acres, and the south quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section twenty in said township and
range, containing forty less, did on the
18th day of October 1872 for the consideration of six
hundred and fifty dollars to them hand paid BY 81 id
complainant, make, execute and deliver said CON-
Palnant their certain instrument of writing, by which
they sold and to convey the said
ant the aforesaid tracts of land with their appurte
nanees his heirs and assigns forever, which nstru
ment there was no seal attached and prays that said
contract may be carried into ION. and that de-
cree DC entered that said defendants make, execute
ana oeiveI to said complainant, good and valid deed
W lee simple TO said tracts of land and 1t is
therefore ordered by the here thai the said de
fendants appear here and plead, answer or demur Az
said conPlanants bill of complaint on or before tb
hrst day OF the next term of this court or that the
Will be taken as confessed against then and deere
entered accordingly; and that copy ofyihs order h
printed in some newspaper published the state or
eght weeks in succession the last Insertion be
!east ior week. previous to the first da of the ie,
term OF this court, to which term ordered that
cause be continued"
Il true copy from the rccord.-March the 4th l34,
ATTEST: b. ii. PIERSON, Clerk
march, y, lS44--a-sw. lPrinter's fee (s2v ash !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
IO0Il At THIS.

ME UND HRSlGNED has inst received direct
l. from New Orleans, well selected and su perior
assortment Of old and choice wines. liquors. cigars
which he will be happy TO to his friends t
his old stand. ..|'... ~. e.
lie has in addition to the liquor business commcnc.
ed the CANDY and CONFECTIONERY business ha
wing taken into partnership with hun Mr.. Charles W.
RUSSELL he will in future be prepared to furnirh every
article IN that line A. klBBE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06

Toilet and Fancy Articles
tOM PRlSlNG Hair Oils, PoInatums Cologne Ioo,b
SbTushcs, Soaps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes r.
zors Puhs in boxes for ladies, Coarse and Fine Comb
March l6, 1874 - - 0a.F
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
SCOTT. WHlTE.& co.

In AVE Just received from New Orleans, and
Ii for sale low for cash la9Hni1os7 eTa -
IS kegs Boston cut nails issg 81. p =,
10 do EPSON salts it7I sa2la q
8 do alum 1rGgS add &
20 barrels sugar Oh 1gol
800 lbs birthstone asa ssoes eAf
800 lbs ropperas ssE ad
7 barrels molasses sn.CG az
5 do mackerel 2 sszod q
do tanners oil a1al Ia
tierce rico 10 h9rJ sob
90 boxes sperm candles s2a U5
4 do loaf sugar rar- s.a5G
do qdcetswaro rf o..
5 do soap 1@-a.G ID U2
do pine apple cheese q
bale Oakum .Fe.srrr
1000 lbs. Crowly steele 7. --.. a1
100 lbs. cast steel n.gL -E Ga5
100 lbs. E. B. do .... 81 .sTa4a5 COOS
cask Goldfish mao
'-f 3 sacks pepper .Hoa .asa-.aF
20 bags assorted shot .0a'r8
10 dozen buckets .-l1 a-..t NJ
10000 cigars, 7lJ a.#e
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and mace
Feb. 10, 1914. sn.-5" 7nn- O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
EAEElBE & RUSSELL.

CoNFECTIoNERs AND CANDY MAKERS, q
NV ILL KEEP constantly on hand CANDI ES and
w CONF DICTIONARIES, consisting of rock .
hnarh"und mixed, lemon. cinnamon, barley and crelm
candies; sugar and bnrnt almonds kisses and all art
cics in the Contradictory line. CO .-'s.
They will also fill orders for cake for parties balls
aud other occasions in the tory AM
on sac most liberal terms. .0 '-.'' -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06

SCOTT, WHITE & CO have Just received from
~ Louisville per steam boat Sarah. and for SALE
10 Bales bagi1g, - .-...' ...-..- ..-.
10 Coils rope.
Dec. . l-43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
-kibbe - Eeussel's,
leIe'rD'ea dOutle;aisiAsa 1rlract. from Aoar1ound
10 ,r STAR CANDY, .r..r ~

.. 10 STAR CANDY. rsE rl3
This Vegetable Candy is considered by those who ha
used it. the best remedy for coas sore fbroa,
ana "pecons Of TIE chest end lungs that has ever been
offered to the public. We could offer TO the pnic nn
merous certificates from persons of cmnence in the o.
states and cxas in favor Of he above Candy hut the
pest Recommendation that can be affixed is its ready
sale. '.. E7r I'D l.rr KIppE q, 7, I,SS 10y
March 90, 1914 -Sm: ia II.77 = -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
Cont wait for high Water.

Viz undersigned, contra Cturs Tor carrying the u
l. nited states Mail from Little Rock Fort Smith,
beg leave t" inform the travel ng public, that they
have provided themselves W It'll and commodious
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers, will insure sa
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren, and
tcrt Smith. They have reduced the fare s. from
Fort smith to Scotia, and 81 from Van Buren, Scotia
md from Gotta to Little Rock SO. Stage Office at
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith, and at the Columbus Ho
tel in Van Buren, All baggage at the risk of the
err. "-. : .
ADAMS g. WILSON, Contractors.
July /, 1943-23-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06

EouN b. JON ES viii be let to Il few mares al 500
~ the season, $50, TO insure lie will stand The pres
D.. at my ST. ble mil east from Fort Smith
Persons wishing to breed 10 hard bot tom horse wonid
do well to give him d cali 'NN'
J. ne undersigned has 100 acres of pasturagc which
VIII be furnished gratis TO from a dstence
JOHN d. JONES blood is pure, he was sired by iii
bertrand his dam by Drcc his grand da BY old pa
coiet, his grand dam by Gallain: 1t is useless 10
well known here. ..t ~ F q AXE
March 30, lS44--5t. ,llat @ lraf - 80 &
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06
iit."hRkANSASr CER %
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY., 4

or For, M per year, Il, paid within six woptls
that Inn. hlARs' IF payment be delayed uiiG. Slte
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-06

PRINTS, & OTHER DRY GOODS.
ECEiVED, direct from Boston, a large lot OF
Package. SCOTT. WHITE, d co.
March, l6.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
III
NJ :! a. p. 81. G. SMITH e5 Iihar-v-st
As HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CIT,
f.:Es EO& SAIE.-Il.t

As HOUSE AND LOT In JERSEY CITY
Elm FOR SALE.-Thst valuable and very pleasantly SIT
suated Ho9se and Lotion the southwes, corner OF II
centre OF the place tie public square From the
upper soIs eEe IS delightful prospect OF the North River
,5s Is s05ies e built H. Of b.ek WITH lp roof about
IsiIs ssa bnat is, .toI furnished Marble nes
Sliding Doors between the principal rooms and bedreoms
overt oyer e nal. Ihd sto;y hast good rooms having f.e.
places and ee closets The basement and kitchen are very
pleasant with closets Panres between Vault under the
street ~ front aud large brick csts1u in tr ward The Lo,
. e+t ttont on Washington and feet deep on York
street l Eonse cost oyer s. 600 build IL and IS within
three minutes walk of the which makes It yery desr
able residence for person dong business in York For
particulars apply 10 j. w HIt;GINS
l9 I'm II Dry st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

JAS: NEssITr, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Nsw-fork, Jan. q, 1874. i29 law6w
SARSAPAItILLA.-3O bales Honduras, for sale
~ bT GRfNNELL. aifNTURN & CO. "a So.,th d2o
CILhS.-lS cases crimson figured and plain
S,Pongse Hdkfs of first quality, do white plain Ponsee
Hdkfs, do-ln. sale BIZ
Of GRiSNgLL, MINTURN.& %. 7s South ST.
I'EAS.-S00 hall chests Young Hyson, Canton
packed, for sale by
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue ola wrlt fieri fa-
~ cias directed and delivered will expose 10 sale ou
Monday, the eleventh day Of March 1914 at y O'Clock NJ
the vestikue OF the City Hall OF City of NewYor All
the right title and Interest which William j. Car had on the
day Of September, a. D. 1873, any since
endsr Wech dated February 2st, 1885, and recorded n the
Office OF the Register OF the City and County OF New
on the 18th day July. 1887 in Liber y7 Of
page ST. Of all the Basement floor cellar under The build
conner Broadway and Ann street The City OF New YORK
(sxcePtng back cellar in tie then occupied wing
sore with the night of entry the said through
the o Broadway and Ann street thea arranged
SC said lease expires May lst 1915; the provided for
al The right, ,e and interest OF said William J. Carr on the
it d September Si3 any time srcs ofn and TO fur
ther lease said Francis Ons,ed
said Alexander Weich dated February 8h 1896 and recorded
IN Office 2t REGISTER Of City and ConatT Of IN LII
ber $40 OF Conrsanrc page 52O OF the back cela reserved
the first lease above snrrsd this last lease also expires
May ISL 1885, and provided for of hundred dol
las additional rent for the SAID back cellar.
WM. JONES, Sheriff.
jas. NEsRIIr. lenntr Sheriff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Asa FOR SALE-A three story dwelling house
TT; Grend-seet, West of Broadway. central situation
ess1nd obJec: 70 any a residence invest
yielding good interest Lease 20 Years
ground rent and then renewable for years Also another
house stable and garden ground in the l2thwaId fine
healthy situation for which good farm other property
will be taken part payment bond aud mortgage
Possession of either place t OF May, if applied
aiferh O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
Statement showing the condition of the Bank oil

C. soSr WINTER ARRANGEMENTS -
gt==z1s1AA..1 ! 1NEW-YoRK & BOSTON RAILROAD
ss,sEErssszES LINE, via Norwich and Worcester Tn
Weekly. .
The Steamboat NEW:HAyEN, Capt,I X. Dustan, will
tey Place. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon
at o'clock
Railroad Cars leave for Boston Immediately the arrival
Of the New Haven Norwich, whence passengers for
warded without change of cars or baggage.
The extension railroad to the Depot below Nor
wch is complete obvatng all obstruction by ice in the
Thames River.
or of D. B. Allen, SO Peck Slip
N B-h persons forbid trusting any account
Of 40. ORC IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

cCOT'r,S VEGETABLE PlLLS-Mrs. Old.
~ ham aged II years, resdin 8h corner of Sont!r
and lst Williamsburg after lG mons intense suenng from
kryspilas in bo;n legs has been c and rapidly iproy-
ing ms Angth by the these Pills Individuals also
this City alced with Scolui propsy in the Head Dys
h Breast and Sides Influenza Croua Sc have been sect
ally cured by they and be referred To- Sold IA boxes at
also a; e. g. Lsngdons, 1903 Broadway &. B. Price SG9
Hulson-.t. H. s. Dunn II! Sh Avenue J. Sa'er q Dvi-
son.st X. Yo y. HcBrear, Fuitou OF Hgh ST.,
BROOKLYN D Smyth, $50 Broad st, Newark. s yae
Setback, ii South arketspteet, Albany kensde GTt
fin 81 Congress-st. Troy.
A-apt tod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

EORPORATION NOTICE-PubIic notice is
~ hereby given the owner nmners. occupant
rntS o all Houses and Lots improved unlmroyed Lands
affected tsraby that the following Assessments have been
completed b. the Assessors and lodged the Street Com
lsslones Ofhce Tor eXamnaen by all persons Interested
VIZ or fencing vacant lots the 9Th Wad, embracing lots
on The East side OF Washington street. between
and Horatlo the West side Of Greenwich be.
GansevoOIt and Horatio streets the South side OF
street between Greenwich and ashngt Streets
and the South side of Horao between Greenwich
and alg aud the North side of Jane
between Greenwich and Washington Also. the
South oil lh between 9th and h and
the South side OF l;t street between Hudson and Ss
the West side 9th between 18th and h
streets and the North side OF th between 9th and
h Also, the North side of 18th street. between
9Th and 9th aud the South side Of l.t street be-
9th and 10th Also. of Ham.
nond street, betwesc Washington and West streets
North side OF Jane between 8th and Hadson
and s West side OF Hudson between Charles and
Perry Also he 10th Ward the Yves, side Of Eldrdge
side OF Fosrh between Delaney and Riyn9
Also l.. the 18th Ward The South side Of 18th street, be-
Broadway and University Place, the North side Of
iih ST. between University Place and 5th and the S.
west of 10th street and 5.h Also The 10th
Ward the South side OF 18th street, between and 9Th
avenues the North side 18th street. between and 10th
avenues and the North side Of 18th between the 7h and
aud 9Th AlsG the 18th Ward the South side
5 between ls and I'd the North side
10th street. between 2d and Sd avenues and the side
of street. between the 81 and Sd avenues and West
side Of Sd avenue, between 18th and i4th streets
All whose interests affected By the above named
assessments, and ho Opposed the same, either of
them requested TO their objections writing,
the undersigned the Street COMMISSIONER Office with
- '''''' '-'' i'O' vac = 80 JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioner, and Chairman of Assessors.
Street Commissioners Office, January 18th, 2ti.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

a.l CROTON HALL TO LET.-This Hall, oc.
curying Of the best locations in the city, at the
Of the Bowery and Diysonstree IS 10 let four
evenings each week, and every day Sundays. Ii
finely ht;ed has ante-oom fsare Piano Forte, and
we'll calculated for Lectures Concerts and Public Meetings
of any kind. JOHN ALCOHOL trial al this Hall
every Saturday evening He with great strength
and and defended with equal spirit and will probably
get clear. Inquire in Clock Establishments over the 4li.
r. SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
. Z . ID + l. d OC

LOR the radical and permanent cure of EQUIV
affections and rheumatic pans. Etoent tumors swel1
tsuons bruises cramps, sprans, nunbaess of The nb, s
weakness OF ths joints; aso pam IN the breast back
or oiGs pain and swelling the face throat mu,.p. S
This embaocatou is and valuable combination Of
warm stmuan and auodvne ingredients and viii be tous
lar 70 any OF me Opcdedocs or heretofore
tenei application pain a1G inflammation, its bxa.
tcla effects Immediate and certain; and lheumlc
pains equity affections soothing and nodyne prosre,
2e manifested after It's application. Price 25 CENTS
Pseparsd and SciI wholesale and retail, by
DAVID SANDS & Co.
Apoecsries ard Chemists II East Broadway corner Mr.
kets 10 futoust; and 273 Broadway Chambsr-s;,v,
tGr2nite Buldins) ll6 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

a COUNTRY SEAT-To Let or for sale, a
E:;H desirable Country Residence Jamaica, L, l.
oniing the leading Avenue but short distance from
the Railroad nearly acres is ornamened with
tai aud fruit vines variety OF choice berries
parasus, flowers shrubs Sc The whole Improvements
modern and very convenient built expressly for the
he above the whole consisting Of about
changed II not sold will be rented if application mads
JNO. II. POlLLON, No. Atlantic-st.,
feb3 In South Ferry, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.-L.M M B. SKEI.-
SLENGEH. No. 90 Cortland-s,rset and corner OF Fulton
VISITING the cIty Of NwGork that they selling
cs roe a,SoTf,nsnt ~ cJoth n,6t roth man
ai beaver sack and Of the late3 style made
u By the best asu .eIvri cloth aat ancs vests c?th
comforabes. shirts aarets drawers, collars Losons Sc
- b 3 ). also be- leave inform their ffisnS and
discerning public that having engaged experienced cutters,
they have hand siwas; large assortment Of C!oSs Cas-
le- velvet and fancy Fes;iHgs which viii be made or
der aud warranted TO Ut Nj q. NJ Scrmgeuos uperoeud,
the CUSTOM Department, 50 Couandt Those who
wish TO economz- you'd do well TO cali ,eo-e going else
where Every article warranted, aud all orders puncuay
attended to.
Instructions ia cutting given by G. NJ Scrmreour
Ja5 I'm t. S 3. SKELLESGER.