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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
TRUSTEES SALE

IN ~ - = Es&'9 0kA 4&
OBJ GANDa
EEY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, executed TO
nD the subscriber. by Thomas g Baylor, da-
ted lib day OF August, lsia and OF record in
the county cour, Of Jefferson county, Va. oill
expose 10 sale. before Abelt's Hotel, at pubkei
'aucti,n, on SATURDAY ths l0h day AZ PEB-
RU.4RY ntrt, the
Tract Of Land
Upon which said Baylor now resides--lying IN
the county Of Jefferson, on tile Smithheld and
Shephet dslown Turnpike. and one mile froa,
Leetown, and specitli, described 10 said deed Of
trust. containing 1854 acres in good cond i.ion.
with about 100 acres of Understanding wa.
ter-a young Orchard Of well selected fruit .
neyer-fsiling we'll Of water 10 few feet Of this
door large and substantial DIV EI.LiNG
HOUSE. with all the necessary 0ut-buidngs
in sort very desirable property.
FIRMS Of sale as described in.ihs dssd- $1,000 L
be paid cash on the lst Of AprA 1874, When pos
session will be given. The balance IN IS eqns
annual pay menis. counting from Isl or April
1874, win legal inieres, from thst date. Bond
with approved security. With deed Of trust up
on the land will be required for the deferred
payments
The titie is believed TO De indispntable. bnt
the Undersigned will convey 10 the purchaser hi
title as Trustee under sail deed
MEREDITH HELM.
Dec IA, l243. Trustee.
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Observation-Disclosures

now or lately occupied By said Lieklidkr as a
Dwelling and shop. The premises being in a
most desirable part Of The town. ami well
Known. need no further description. Sale to
take pls &c al noon, Aon the above named day. :
Such title sss vested 10 me by the deed OF
trust will be made 70 the purchaser
Terms Cash. AND. KENNEDY,
Feb29I bf TsnSt,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
PUBIC SAcE.


TENHE subscriber wiz sell at public sale, 70
u the highest bidder,
On Tuesday ths 9th dag Of Mbrch nert,
at his residence near the road leading from
Halltown 10 the Mil now indhe occupancy Of
MIR. James ". osburn, the following property.
10 wit
Sir valadble young Work Horses,
1mo Colts,
% Hogs, amongst which fare ssperal
-raluabLe Brood SoOs,
1teenty Sheep,
Mitch Cons ard Stock Cattle,
1000 soeight Of Bacon,
a quantity IF lind,
Potatoes By the bushels,
Corn by the barrel,
One Wheat Fda,
Farming Utensils Of epery description,
sVcH As II
Wagons, Plcughs, Harro,os, SCI
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Flu RNHT U K T.,
And number Of srticles 400 tedious to epu-
merate. IN
TERMS OF SALE IA 4credlt Of nine months
will be given on all sums five dollars and up
wards - the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. For all suhis Under SIS cash.
eT-Sale TO commence al 10 O'Clock, A M.
JACOB ALLSTADT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
PUBLIC SALE.


In pursuance Of decree pronounced in the
u County, Court of jefferson County, 81 its
November term. Is43. me undersigned. Specisl
Commissioners, appointed for the purpose W ~
sell at public auction, in front of the United
States Hotel, at HarPers-Ferry, 10 The highest
bidder, #*
On Soturday;ths. 23rd day Of March, 1914,
About 70 o'clock, NJ. TWO LOTS in ths town
Of Boitsr-On one OF which is situated large
and handsome
Brick Dwelling House,
A Stable, and all necessary outthoases. The
other is uninprovtd. These lots were gnce The
property Of the late John R. Hayden. and were
conveyed BY him 10 trustee, 10 secure the pay
ment Of q certain sum Of money 10 Thomas
& Philip Baltzeilof Baltimore. The dover Of
the widow has been sci apart from these Two
lots. and they are entirely indie pendent Of y
| The terms Or Sals are-0ne- third Of The Por-
chase money in cash. and the residue N eq1sl
payne MS IA, six and lively, months-sai % defer
ed rsymepts TO be secured BY the bonds OF the
purchaser with deed IL trust on The premises.
The commissioners ire directed by the decree
to convey TO the purchaser all the right. ni'e,
sAd estate of'Ihe heirs &c said John r Hal den,
deceased. ANDREW HUNTER,
VIM. 3 THOMPSON,
gFeb %. Spsri.i Commissioners.
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- S1r'. commit
: SUICIDE a. 4sS6s ~. % the 9ih
: Thomas Rsy',S1 himself through the
zee sss''It Ps.iok He liagered several
>a15rs u great sgony. The 81. Louis Re-
! pdbIiesn o. the l2th instant, says The Gov.
srner had been 10 bad beslsh for soms
time past.
LETrER IRON Gov. REYKoIDs.-On
the table near where BE fell latter com
miiiing suicide by shooting binsslf) was
found the following letter, ADDRESSED ia
Col. w. G. Minor:
'FKBRUARY 9, 1874 >
la every situation 10 which | have
been placed iThave lsbored % discharge
my duty faithfully 10 the public but thi.
has not protected me, for the last Eelse
months. from the slanders and abuse Of
my enemies. d. hich has rendered my life
burden to me. pray God ito forgive
them. and tesch them more charity,
My sill j 10 The hands Of James L
"F.re.eII. THos. REYNOLDS.
| C0i, w. Y. MINOR.
PosT OFPice STATISTICS According
70 report transmitted 10 the Senate. BY
the Post Master General on Thursday
last. il appears that the gross. amount o.
letter postage for The year ending June
30. 1873 was So liz 7S6-uewspspel
and pamphlet postage 1896 547-nefreve.
nue. for hostages S2927 630-- cost o.
mail transportation S2947. 3i9--leavine
over al expenses Of SIO.2ll. The mum.
Der Of free letters mailed 10 Washington
city for three weeks OF The session 1915
was 466.354.l The numoer Of documents
during The same time, S4.3l4.949. weigh
ling 359. SIS pounds. The number Of edi
tors exchange papers, which passed free
in the year 1913 wss $7,l6l l20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
House for Rent.

LNnR Rent. the large Brick Dwelling House,
L situated on The Main Street in ChsrI.s.
town. nov 10 tho occupancy Of George VIM
Hanson. Esq. Possession given an Ihe isi day
Of April next. JOHN STEPHENSON.
Feb %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
BULLSKINf LAEa o
RenloKaI.

sTsHE subscriber lnformrs lis friends snd he
public generally, that be hiss removed his
Apo,hecary and Book Store 10 The house fcrmer-
y occupied b Mrs Aefaham Isler, one coor
Wsstfrom The Pos, Once.
JOHN P. Brown
chsrlesiow2p, FEB rs. 1874,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
Rnsfrlnmenln1af.

~In consequence or the want Of bidders
the sale Of the above property has been post.
poned till FRIDAY the Isl day Of March next
al whicbfime il will be offered before the dool
OF Capt Absti's Hotel.
MEREDITH HELM,
Feb Is, lS44. TrtHtr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
pOSTPoNEMEN

IOSTP 0NEM ENT.
g1LThe above sale has been postponed ill
Monday the'lsih day of MARCH next, being
the first day OF Court.
Taos. RUTHERFORD, D. S.
Fob2S. 1874. For r, DUtield
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
Artillery. Attention !

NoU are hereby ordered TO parade ID front
II Of The Maikei House. on THURSDAY
the 22d instant, 81 o'clock 10 The afternoon,
with 90 rounds Of biaek cartridges.
BY order OF the Captain, IF
D, cocKERELL, O. S.
FebI5 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
A GARD TO TIE PEOPLE.
NeW Era in NIannsacturing.

New Era i'm Manufacturing.
m HAVE been encouraged from the fltiering
- increase Of my business to. enlarge my ma
nufacturing department, Of The same time to en-.
able me 10 continue 10 produce an article second
TO none. y have adopted the most useful. mo-
cern, and facilitating Improvements in the art,
and have engaged The most competent and best
workmen 10 he found thus having eoncentrst-
ed an unparalleled array Of utility, skin, inge-
unity snd tact, into one solid phalsnx, l shall
with il and my own swift hand aLt willing
hearty be enabled to render futile all petty en-
Wy and scatter all opposers (of evil intent1 as
+" chat before the winds Of heaven" My course
is onward, upright and honsst-no juggling. no
Lecs ption. no pulling The ,Oires b,hnd The seems
for ss's.ssst natives. (of which more anon) but
always at my OtVR business. ready 10 sccommo-
date my friends aud The public. and can mike
hats OF any kind TO order, at the shortest notice,
Of dGe texture and cheap for cash. Men OF all
grades, trades or professions Of the city or coun-
try. the following are my prices for 6ne Hats !
For No ! Nulria Beaver. OF the same qlaIily
as selling generally for fv. dollars, my price Is
81
For fine Russia Hats, such as are selling by
others al three fly and four dollars, my price is
So
For excellent short nap silk on fur bodies, OF
the same quality sare selling BY others at three
fig my price is 50 so.
Hound crown 'Tarlton" II ats for children, at
$50
a1tRememSer the name
WM. n. KEEvIL,
Fashionable, practical, and one-price Halter.
"a Baltimore street, near Holiday ST.
Baltimore. Feb Is 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
TRUSTEEsS SAFE.

TOY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed hy the
- late DR., Samuel NV. Washington, 10 the
undersigned, and James Sh9lcy, Iun, now de-
ceased, as trustees, 10 secure The ps, mehl Of a
certain DEBT therein mentioned, ss due 10 Ssma
cameron, guardian Of tne.infant children Of Ia.
con Burwell, deceased, With power IA The sur.
wing trustee 10 act therein, which deed is ia
ted on the 5lh day Of january. 1881, snd duly
recorded in clerks Office Of The Conaty Couf.
Of Jefferson, -and the administrative Of the per-
soDaI estate Of said Samuel W9~Hashiggton
deceased, having fully nd ninistered The assets
the-eof, as appears by The account settled ~
sag Court, 1.-The undersigned, rs surviving tres
lei aforesaid. ~ proceedto sell. at public anc-
tioo, 10 The highest biS1tAr, Tor cash, en- Frii0g
the lst day Of March asrf, oefnte The door OF
Carers Il oieI 10 charlesiomn, the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29

WHTILL 30 tahsh % exchange for goods. o.
(" % aceou1,, II delivered lmme1inialy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
REVERsIoMARv INTEREST

I REVERSIOMA AIRY INTEREST
Of the children and heirs Of said Samuel W.
Washington, deceased, in all that part Of the
Hardwood Estate,
situated on The turnpike road leading from
sCharlestown 10 SmithEeld, which was assigned
as dover to the widow, Mrs. Louisa Washing.
ton, by deeree Of the Comfy Cont Of Jeeer-
son. rendered on the l9ih day Of December,
ls42, and recorded, Deed Book No IS page
l7s. consisting OF two parcels ONE cpnlaining
-133 ACRES. being ceafed land, and em-
oraclng the Mansion. House and other improve
menis. The other a detached lot Of WOOD
LAND, containing &c aclcs-making 10 all
l59 acres.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are referred 10
the plat and report OF division recorded as a.
aforementioned, as furnishing full Information as
TO the locality, &c Of said EaFcels OF land.
Sale TO take place at l2 oeock. n.
ANDREW HUNrER,
February ! 1914. SURFING Trhds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
IsENATR-

The Bill fcr the surrender Of The Gov
errmenl Stock 10 Tie. Clssepeahe and
Ohio Canal was called up BY Mr.
Mesriek. The Bill gave rise 10 some de-
hsse between Msssrs. Msrfick, Porter.
Tsppen and Riyes.
NJ R,ves proposed 10 change the Ter
minus 81 the Canal from Cumberland 10
the mouth Of The Savage river. which Mt.
Il. said was in the heart Of The coal re-
zion.
The ,mendmeni wasthen rejected. and
he Bin was then ordered 10 be enerossed
wilh6o, division. when The Senate ad-
jouIned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.k9ioprHmsnf Of Coagrsn.
T16 propositions; % adjourn The two
Houses 81 Congress On The 1sh and 6sh q
Nav uers ,6bnilied and under ibt RuIs
re;1 l,ia osss,beiDg objected 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

~ Health, Guict. and CcmfOrt.-The Graham
house 63 BarcIayStrre N-wloS pfotieIs advautsra 10
rarely offered. 1t e!glby located on clean and AIRY
street very t uiu-s part ot the CIV aud IL he i
,aa,as crui.y the principal steamboat suGins It's
apartment. convenient and neat me rs tbe IS ppra
the best Vegetables aaI Fruits that can be procnTed eI
p6y entirely Animal tool aud stimu!auts o! ali kinds
hr.es odsr.ie and effort mafe 10 render DoaIder'
C moltabie. Shower Baths lee t<ememoei' % oac,sy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
TEsE yUNlUs TRACES.

IA EA ~ AHh ~ IA 1StN ~ m -
so. |. The TEsT or Parties Tried 6Y then Acts
No. II. TIE CURxEScY.
No. H. TIE TARIFF.
No. ". LIFE OF HEYRT CLAY
No. V. PeLIrIc.L ABOLITION.
No. VI DEMOCRACY.
No. VII LABOR AND CAPITAL.
These Grte rsmphe.s are working infinite good 10 the
Wing csuse and with pleasure that they are De-
~ - New Orleans 8se.
THE JUSIus Tracts are becoming The standard wing
publications for the present campaign ,,.;
Tbs srss Of pofal rae from IN s,o Is w na5@ 6n0Tn
s, and price. published and for sale the LrbuGs Once
NtwYo g 80 cents HUNDRED copies or $50 6 nH" d"
patch Remittance by mail post pad free az the risk OF
the prepeto and publishers. None SEM OFT ont on co
. Order: mus, be accompanied With the @ cash
- GREELEY x MEL LRATH,
Publishers Tor tina SurhOr.
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Imrortunt To Mothers.

1fii FIU- t1IIIt 70 4'kOtIfSfs'
CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT PAIN: Being an Account Of
an Experiment, with the Principles aad Reasoning
which il is founded: showing that the sscnies of Child
birth rlay greatly modified If entirely obviaed by
simple avoidance Of uprope: tthough comnou} articles
Of Dirt and Inference the Regimen Prescribed
By Nature 10 Women In \ state OF pregnancy,
This work will printed pocks volume. Pub
lished for the Author BY
2ef 2,ars D&Utf j. WINCHESTER 90 Aun street.
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Jmportnmt 10 Parents.

Important 10 Parents.
FaCTS And ARGUMENTS ON THE TRANS
NlSslOE or INTELLECTUAL AND iORAL
QUALITIES FROM PARENTS TO OFFsPRING:
most curious aud interesting Collection Of Facts
illustrating the PRIMARY causes which teterm'ue the
Character, Constitution, and Sex Of every Child. and
the OF directing and controlling them: BY
LADY OF NEy-YoRK who has devoted many years 10 the
patieutobsarvatiou ana study Of this important subject
with citations of the testimony OF Authors, PhY
sicians and many of Maternity within The circle Of
the authors acquaintance
The whole irms Of the most important and Interesting
works ever grea TO the public 5ody;ng facts which
Mother or likely become such remain ignorant Of
withou, imminent peril 10 ersa aud serious II not
TO hsr ospriug
The ofk VII be pub:hcd the ls Of March IN hand
PSF aawDxWrf J. WINCHESTER. 30 ANN st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

AMERICAN posi-. .OFFICE.-I,ae An4er1ea''
y Tt,r Mail Conpcay have established rost Ofl5es 10
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Postage 6s cents for each hall OF. payaeAs q" ssS "
Stamps 90 for dollar.
ihr 10 cary letters BY the most rapid convey
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las fast as patronage may iust!yl over te
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The Company design also III sustained by the Pno.ie mo
roughly agate the question, and tsSi the
eht of frse compeoa the business OF Carrying
rhs grounds which they this right, ara ptctlseG
aud Tor sale, at tia offices, IL pamphlet form
et,.rs containing money will no. be received
rher notice letters their dsStn
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2. Nj. ru, S,, v,.,, >. p,o,
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on W,dnesdav from Baltimore on Th1rsday
Once In Nsw-Yors, So a-stret Philadelphia, lCs ChS-
pnt.str.et; Boston, l2 Stateseet Baltimore Museum Suc-
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yiye il heir support from the outset ,,,s spooSrp
New York. January 90 lg.:J lg.: JAZZ -2- gus osa
YOTTON- WARPs-2o bales Nos. 10 TO % 10
aaftf otf' MUM s. PETTiBo ONE, IS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

ELEMENTARY GEOLOGY; By EDWARD HITCH
COCK, LID. with an Introductory Notice by John
Pye Smith, d. ID. F. R. S &c. a new edition, re-
vised and improved, has just been issued by Nj. ii.
Newman, l99 Broadway. The work is already al
most as widely known the study of Geology in
the English Language.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
WHOLE Nc. sG3.
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH R!cHARoS, Ase:i1psss5,, Ase;io ss,,,,,
DY RANGS, RICHARDS Y PLATT, Store
- 80 0'0sIoD MONDAY MORNING. March Is.
With the ststouary Iavoces-The csosiosue embraces
beginning ri-h several srge porarons. 6'- roS Ler-
don, Full particulars OF which will b found E the ca:a'
At2 O'Clock.
Bia9s{' iS MosS!Ss tsSs SS i.yS X a @ q. ''s
sale Of Books VII sfn.s9es win M.s,., Les FSS
the procirl publishers throughout the Jn,tst S.tss The
most @x-snsive VARIETY Of stock of al kinds
MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
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RELs the best baud OF Ehioisl Mslodis:s sad psaes''
Mir WHlrLUCk, the renowned bi1ae s!ayef i=i ->SssS
sIf 3 WILLIAMS, the dslins.Jor Of I:ish Character,
Singer OF Comic Irish Songs. and favont Hora2pe Dancer
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,uitet privately all hours OF the day AMI evening"
Performance every evening :: : ceocH, and y 'edneSG'y
and Saturday afterGcous - o'clock.
Tickets 25c.nts Children Under 20 years i2t ceces
Twentv6ve for privsie conSuach' N'Ih the
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OF the American Museum She C. seen itotn O'Clock
the moraiug til O'clock the a;tsnooa dressed N hsr
nays Nd es Ss gHHs3tlBy ''sSg$ afts @
be II the ereainS National Portrait t'aierv
Grand CoSmogaua and ooOoe curlosties AtmSspa
Ihil!ing; l2 extra those ho ttr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

Up" The AMERICAN CoLoSlzATIoN SOCIETY at
Washington appeals to the benevolent for funds TO
enable it 10 send 10 Liberia two families OF slaves IN
Virginia, which their owner is willing 10 monumn
on condition that means are provided to send them
TO the land of their forefathers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES
psrr {; E,lsworti. Esq Of Nsw York, admitted al AZ;
ofnsy and coqnseiior OF this C0nit g. :, 10
Lrs The sreausrt OF this cause coutiared BY NJ
So for rbe defendant Ia error, and concluded py Mr. br2t
lev lor the plaintiffs II
No IS S Ladisa pa tiitin sIrof rs X Roland e. a.
,,ic cS,sa armed by Nj Cove for the plaintiff 10 eToT
iS r1mss Rhodes plaintiff in error as NJ Bell TIE
nmsnt Of this caas- was commenced by Mr. brept for the
,snri in erfor aud continued By Mn hooan 'of me 'e'sh
dant lnerror: ,,,, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
I,AlRRA NAe3,.; rAreNr PLATFORM SCALES

E'AlRBA MISS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have eroug these Balances to
g.ea: degres Of pcectoG and cI yarcus notifications
haze .e beI all :c purposes for which heavy .rsBs-
required by weight la the mechanra construc
tog c.:s is taken o sscurr ) STRENGTH DURABILITY
AID dACCURiCi-sccuracyn not merely a specific poEt
aad gigtH hat uniform accuracy every ,nge OF
the Platform ana thous bout M entire irog the lowest
TO the highest capacity oi lh- Bgi:E@e.
These Scale, kerp ha adjustment perfectly LA.
bic cesanye .e!dop os rsars-
They most of the Rsrosds thr United States.
ci-IG they have long thr operation
being perfect also the Dormant aud Portable Scales
weighing n-.chand.e: Merchants aGd Others who have h.d
th-in for OF yatsS, testfy their
uAform accuracy ad 10 the fact that they appear nlaacted
hy These Scales nave So been Dat,ated In gland
where they extensively used both IN pn7as warehouses
and pubic railways.
EDWARD FIELD, No. ] Piatc4trset and
J. W. THORNE No. ils Bioad-strret
30 eo1i7 Nsw-Yors
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

Has HE SENT IT ?-One OF the speakers at the
Loco. Foco gathering on Monday night, annopn-
ced his intention to despatch the result of the city
election to one HENRY CLAY, of Ashland. The
The question is-has he sent it Roch. Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
ELAFITTE.D

TUST PUBLISHED BEWkT'S SPLENOln-
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF The BOOK
OF COMMON PRAfER-Editel b. he Rey. j. VI
Wainwright D. D. and -mbeshed Nth upwards OF 700
graviugs. This work has been Expense OF aoou
sl2 0O0 .pd offered tie low 1rice of SO 80 copy
srperbiy eound with gir edges elegantly sUlsoS'd
Tuxey Morocco cover representing he interior and exterior
NJ r,;rity Church. New YORK. II. w. EEWET,
;. II 2sl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

mhi 2t"ly lives 49, - -
DT Lots In Williamsburg for Sale.-Siy ELI
sbIe BUILDING LOIS Of extra Sii- located oa ths main
thorous East the South Frr surrounded by NV
and good buildings They Will b. sold cheap close part
nershp. Apply to j FL II, II NassAu-st New-York o.
in the evening his residence in Williamsburg te29ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

XITANTtil-A situation ss Coachman or uroom
Il " sttsstrccL- me 6t~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

~ IANTEI--A s,tGat;c2 as Eousekeeper, by 3
widow who ha, haG s,aIis experience housekeeping,
and n5"rs un-xc.pdonale testimonials Address b.
re.sona&lv, Mrs. ". Il lnird 81. nl6 I've
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

4 DRUG CLERK WANtED.--A Young man
a ctyNod a4ass who hss 'tho7osSh sncwleds OF ,ss
rs Druy h:slraSS aud can byiug gsstaccy retrREees
from ist employer, hear q sccd su,cr BY sp
ply n. the q East SruaGvay srd NsAStsteet y
Gork msrii 50
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

/. g y MED employment by GOOD Farmer and
S,rsu,s,; nhiI Sl~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

s37ANGt!2-- flip!nyn,e:.t IS Coachman p"r-
is-. so1ce way, man who - eS-d 20 work,
so hs;as sood tsstcnais CT tharseter Please rca~
oT y1a Ne"m.n So Chsry,scs., lire .oT nlc
III rr,hnn- O.llcr M i~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

s1I ANTED a place Tor house work or chamber
WORK ~ LICE capable sirl-,he lived IS months
e. 7,sr pscs Apply =: lis Twelfth -. mill Pc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

's'p i.pt FO u MATCH Mbk.n~ hAD
L OTSEkS.-Th- subscriber, haviuY urchstrd &c Mt.
Erv"y Law. his ia.nt Machine Tor NauufaciuIug Uo"nJ
March Srin's have 'hr alme cpcianou, with
Steam Power un .upvy w, De kp haila IN -istis
;ns ke matches, tied bGu,h III
each for ua,sporLiuOR. hleIchauts Will
the advantage o shipping ths atiee nsrrsd Of the
Matches saving thereby extra insurance nd s freight
liability damage, - tkr FIRE the vogsge he', plnts
ll fully tguei thar have been by
a:d. sGl can n furnished =; reduc-d prlce
For sale in any quantity office of The Mandatory
mh2 2s. COLYER & DUGARD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

sN!aSO LESSONS .ANu TUEiAG.-W. G.
Rayuer No - F.; Avenue s:yes lesson, or ;he piano
ptte Staging ths s,terces u puuis, cn modrets
efHs Aiso, r,.nofort-s .rrllcs;ou as above
PricS or In lins Is cor =. u,hn