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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-23

300 barrels OF fresh supsrhne hout.
100 bushels OF new White field beans
1000 pounds of good hard soap.
4 100 pounds of good bard tallow candles
90 bushels OF good clean dry fine SAT-
500 gallons Of good cider vinegar. ,o.,o
One half on lsi June, lS45, remainder IN all "'''
Der, 1915.
At Pittsburgh, Nso York.
40 barrels OF pork
ITO barrels of fresh superfne -four
40 bushels Of white field beans
900 pounds of good hard soap. :,
go pounds Of good bard tallow candles
is bushels OF good clean dry fine salt.
IT'S gallons Of good cider vinegar.
Al Fort Prebie, Portland, Name
rs barrels Of pork.
Us barrels of fresh supeIfne flour.
SO bushels of new white field BEANS
TOO pounds good hard soap.
so pounds of good hard ,alow eandle~'
10 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt.
100 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Suliiran. Eastport, Maine.
20 barrels ofpork.
1870 barrels OF fresh superfne flour.
50 bushels Of new white field beans.
800 pounds Of good hard soap.
It's pounds of good hard tallow candles.
bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
90 gallons of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, Nep HamP
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Mrs. TRoLLopE AND HER SoN.-A letter from

Mrs. TRoLLoPE AND HER SOMA letter from
florence, dated December 2Oth, says;
Mrs Trollope and her son Thomas have taken
house here for FIVE years, We see them fre-
quently. She is a very plain unaffected sort of
person. without any pretenslons. Her chief
amusement in society Is phist playing. She
always appears to avoid much conversation, es-
pecally or books or literature. Her son Thomas
is most burlv sort of person. The jocosc people
here have designated him his motder's poorst
nr0dlicti0n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

(, RArIoNs SToprED.-The proprletors OF the
different hotels and bar-rooms in Mobile have re-
solved to abolish the gratutous lunch system.
This determination, it appears, has been induced
by the great number Of 1oafers' who lniest the
taverns, and get their entire living at the snack
tables. The Daily Advertiser says that no less
than three hundred persons have been supported
in this way at only three establishments IN that
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

CorrzR ColN-Are the managers OF the mint
aware says the Albany Argus,) that the super
abundance Of copper coin is becoming an lntole-
rable nuisance to business men Hardly a store
in town has less than bag full as permanent
investment, which is constantly accumuatng.
If the manufacturing of copper coin is not abol-
shed entirely, it should be suspended for at least
twenty wears.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

RuSNgRs.-With steamboats,, unfortunately,
come these nuisances. In about week or ten
days more it will be dangerous for stranger to
pass alsng the pier with any kind of vaLse IN ms
hand, unless he has got it chained to his leg and
his leg chained to his wife. Great scamps these
aocn,s. Albany Knckerbockcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

ABSENT MAN-Thcre is "a man in Iowa so sub
iect to fits of abstraction, that if you were to meet
with him in a crowd, he would probably abstract
YOUR watch from your pocket, and make off with
It. He then would be seized with such fit OF
absence, that you might look after him for
month and he would never give you chance OF
fndun hlm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

xl FOR SALE-25o0 acres of Mountain, with
80 fcs growth OF young Timber and 300 OF ulaoie
81 anis 80 which Is under god eultyation ts
RzInpo through the PREMISE with ia oi % 9ed r.
NswY ork and e Railroad and Orange Turnpike runs %
the riyer which makes ore Of the bes places Tor
br The Railroad could b- competed With Va the pre-
rnses good sto frsm- Hoass % est itcns @ fno
Kchsp Barn and outhcuses, trst rate Grst Sii Win
OF sone now IN operation with good run OF Gus
Also. scod small ousss for te7ants. ms 7S
two miles above IN Ramapo Co.'S W osss and whln SIX oil
Towrssnd's lion Works Abundance OF irsl r SIhr T
- Iibe-v or ". H. TOWNSEND, No. % Nassau st "
OF on The subscriber who lives OF ne rsmsss winch can
De done three hours de with the " aHa III M
lh22 I@=oGh A1VS1a0 " -ASsO'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
s,s FOR SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly

ssA FOR SALE-A House and Lot, pleasantly
located in Huntingdon L. Nor hpot On ele' at
LED and commanding ground overlooking the hatbor,
h and sound about so rods from the dock landing from
which place packet Pile. aud from New-iork weekly and
in the immediate neiehoorood of store church school
thai connects with the Long Railroad daily The lot
80 feet BY deep The House IS by Is
win s places and cellar rooms with cs,rn that be
s9d both the grouad aoog rooms with hfs places oa
ss aTs enclosed with picket fence Title iadisputabe and
poss.slon given Immediately For farther parcu inquire
~ Iosrph Weed IS Division street between and O'Clock
NJ OF Of Capt, Seah sunce on board Of soop Victor foot
n Oliver street between Wednesday and 1huIscaT Sl eac
w--k or OF Z. W. WOOD NothpoI.
Northport, March 7th. 1874. M I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
III E T RIB n E

revsp.peRs.-According to Vattemar, there
Sn0O Newspapers published in the United
~ Sss the cost of these to the American people
,. sl.ii .stimates at six millions of dollars per annum
m.o rearlv circulation at fe hundred millions of
!..;cs ~: which makes more than million and a
s.If a,r every day. Astonishing as these calcula-
aan l:ans are. they are nevertheless true. Without
.Sase av vehicles of inormation says an able Amer
ran ran writer, there are ten millions of people on
~. .Ss American continent who would never have
t.,r3 -. Of the invasion Of Russia, nor the over
.sa,w INV, of Napoleon-nor of Napoleon himself
ND W., who at this hour, but for the Newspapers,
~onld not know that such a man ever existed
cay nothing of the ten thousand spectred sha-
Sous S that have appeared and disappeared upon
be thrones OF the world within the last half cen
.urv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30


UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
sailing iouE times each month ara the sir which ,noss
whose Passages may engaged t!- subscribers vii
come out M and x well kaon th- above rarsd
ptchS e S most magnificent SHIPS afioet and the a1uea-
c OF ieir salilns tb-lag every ay) prevents The
ei' OF PASSENGERS being detained IL Liverpool
f,rtlsss oi eTeass, and III order III. ants OF tk@
uhlicanc The wishes OF their friends Nj e. apsco
e f1n mas gone 20 Liverpool 70 supencend the departure
Tor THIS country OF such persons whose passages may D. u
sags With s ubscIbsrs fact Which, 20 those
with Nh " T. is sufficient guarantee that th4y s r.
cslys every attention from him AID be quickly and couoT;a
big dispatched.
Passages ti:ec:from London Bristol and Grssnock "a Ns
York. Also from Liverpool to New.Oeans liobils saysn
nah, Charleston Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore and he
sa1ous ports OF British North Aerca can at all times be en-
ga.ed
In al cases where the parties sent for decline coming
2sage rom e vrlou seaPoTts Of Ireland and Scotland
LveTpool can also b. sacured
NJ Regular Packets Will continue u 1r follows WI:
10 aud from LoSpoS tbs ls 10th and 10th Of each o2th
LIVERPOOL on the Isl t;h, :h 18Th, 2lst and Both
To oNEw-ORLEAss, NOZZLE, SAVANNA Il AID tARLrs7oS
weekly
By of which passages can a. all times be engaged at
;, T4Oss y wishing to S5'aa DEs be supplied with sums
able ondemaGd, without discount
In lRELASD-The National and Provincial Banks and
In ScoTLASD-Ths Eastern Bank OF Scotland Sir Wm
Forbes Hunter Co., and Branches all the principal
in Scotland.
In ESGLAspNetienal and Provincial Bank Of England
|, Banned Co Exchange and Discount Bank LIVERPOOL
Nsssrs. James Built Son * Co. Bankers. London and
Branches IN ali the principal towns in England aud Wales,
Orders from the country attended per first packel.
ifeT aIicaIaT mad kn9wn on aP!cation III by let
Conner SOuI. Newly ork, or
WM. TAPSCOTT Liyeroool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

eas. FARM FOR SALE-To be sold at auction,
Ha April the Slh on the premises, by the Commissioners
y appointed by the Orphans Court the County Of Ber-
gen State Of jersey small Farm, contain!n& eleven
Vsnsaun ceased situated the Hackensack River in the
township of New Barbados, about fourteen miles from Ho
boken On the premises good Dwelling House, Barn and
excellent Orchard Of apple ana The saIths;
ware bu sness is carried By George Wollk aud Il well
calculated for brick kmakiug tS business Carried
with success few years ago has rented annually for oEe
hundred and fifty dollars For farther particulars inquire OF
ALBERT c. ZABRISkIE, 5lo Grs.uwIch-s
or of HENRY BANTA, Commissioner,
mhl3: cod Aptl l8t Hackensack, New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

u The St. Louis Gazette says that so1oing
tares is nothing more than stitching up an old
torn garment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT:-By Order OF
~ Frsncis H. Rugsles. Judge OF Chautauque County
coas 81 the degree Of Coaaselor Law the Supreme
Court notice hereby given, 70 ths PROVISIONS OF
~ sstt- anthorisiae attachments against abscondng con
lid and non resident debtors tha, attachment has issued
against the estetr OF John Tracy Cassimer s. Ezoush
residing Ere and that ;he same si b sSid
cbsrgs ucl attachment according law within months
from the iss publication Of this gotiee and that M s
such debors 10 them by residents of this sa their u'
and the transfer of any property By them for any Pafposs
sateyer forbidden by law and VOID Dated ue iS
CTTCKER, A,torey for Attaching cGediSs3rv
ma tleuHHta, ~. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

sS FARM AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
t1;9 Farm OF ll9 Acres dwelling heuse 'wo barns.
crads calculated for the growth OF hops we'll va
t.r good stram running through upon which Is saw
mill pearly new and in good repair The water privilege
might be applied 70 other purposes IL SIT ated
Of artwck Otsego County three miles from the village
schools chufches and mechanics oil kinds IN ts VI
cunitr VIII b. sold reasonable Apply al No 10 htn'brs
str.st .f,ar . O'clock p VI uh26 I've
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Gss. For SALE-A beautiful Farm Of IS acres

&SsA FOR SALE-A beautiful Farm OF Do acres
s Of cultivated Land and % acres very thrifty growth
young timber situated near the cross roads N the
The great post 70 ld from New Brunswick Trenton The
soil oany good heart and susceptible Of tar hshes' de
we'll feacsd into small fields Two thrifty young apple Or
chards and young peach orchard Just .Ias IN beatas
having been taken 10 hav-a great variety OF tie very sest
kinds ofui, The buildings new, built 10 ~ and con
sheds smoke-house sc Sc water plenty and good iEis
property will De sold very cheap and II wished the stock
farm utensils hey grain, &c. had az low vaua
ton Possession The first Of April with an ndsputable
ute.
(eoteen wishing purchase reach the place IN 81
hours by the C.nden and Amboy Railroad Vests from
which place it is-l. miles. Persons wishing further niolna
tou can obtain il OF A sSEpthhh,
O' ~ 1871 WashIngtoG er the subscriber.
CORNELIUS q. SNEDEKEK.
Rbod. Hall E-h oath j2t4 mal4 tA5eod~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
OFFICE os THE RECEIVER or TAXES,
Old Aims House: tPark;) }.

Old Aims House: tPark) ).
pURsUAN.V to the 9Th Section OF the !; "a ARA; !,
Vwyork nasssS Anil IL isi3 Public notice is hereby
gwen persons who omea to pay hsf r. .a,ei ihs
the same required 10 be paid TO me al my once 'h % ~
On the Taxes OF sa5 which may remain unpaid on the sad
ne AL n.s sn the Of 2 per cent per
wi; - charged calculated from the 18th day OF Oeto-
bsr las, 10 the dag which the same De paid -,
n oU Ies remaining nDpaid oE The loth oil aprI pe1t,
warrant viii TO same By distress aad sale oil the
- ani chattets Of the person asssssed
soods ts a.. All H r kiERSTED. Receiver ef TaIes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

CRIMINAL LAW AND BANkRUrrcY.-Q. What
s a simple larceny A. Picking pocket of a
handkerchief and leaving purse Of money
behind. ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

- VALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The premises ar Acquackan uk or Paterson Landing,
formerly occupied bT Peter Jackson situated al The
head OF navigation Of ssaic IN the :nsdlas vlcnltF
nf he Steam Boat Landing from which Steam Boats dTe
70 nm constantly and snort distce from the Deo; Of
tie Paterson Rail Road, consisting OF
Isl. The Homestead house and lot the house being 2rse
and ccmnodlous with good garden plo, adjacent
Cd The Tavern stand adjoining above formerly known
as the Essex County Hotel desirable stustloa tor bust-
3D. Water Lo the Passaic Ever In front OF the tavern
premises below Lh- hill.
The above property will % sold or as may
M Js'o Apr next it Will be offered AZ Public Auctiou.
he the sixth day OF Apn as oeioes ptielieT
sneEr 70 ANDREW PARSONS, al Paterson: PETkR
JACKSON, az Newark; WILLIAM JACKSON, az Jersey
49, MO 0t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

These ships all oil the frs: class and commanded BY
able and experienced navigato The cabins elegantly
furnished and afford superior accommola ations for ass-n
gers The price Of passage from New York Liverpool
$780, aud from Liverpool New York E2j including stores
and bedding, without wines
Neither tie Captain will be responsible fur any
etters parcels unless regular bills of fading
'lle' IL 1G5iRHIrNNEEI MlNTURN 81 CO. 10 South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

sz& FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND Me
~ CHANlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
LIE. OFTiC EAt this Office be found variety
proYev for sale for exchange than any Other Office IN
his city with diagram. and descriptions o, Farms Mills
Factories Water Powe er Wild Lands, Houses and Lots
rood city ,sclty Merchant, or mechanics wishing ex-
change goods article, for geod productive
es 10 egotats ,kloug office Iii bssile,I entrusted TO
cor care val meet with proIapt attention.:
n,tf A P SMITH. s5 LbeTtr-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

DY ORDER of William ingiis, AssociateJ udse
D Of the Court OF Common Pleas Tor ae City and county
OF New York Notice hereby given. pursuant 70 ts o
sious of the authorizing attachments ag@Hs'
of DAVIS STUDLEY esiden, Of North Yarmouth m M 2e@s
uf Massachusetts, and that the Will se SOFA io az
ment according 70 law within nine rloathsiroIn the Is -
catou of this notice. and thar The p'yrhI % an ~ 5 or
for his ae Of any property w hiS STATE 0eos4s @
ma E1 Inc isats,si q az he I'd day Of August 1872
ID" anu Hie 'o'' BURR, BENEDICT BEEBs,
30. ,o-, Auorneys for Attaching CrsdItor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
u,haa is % William ST. New York

sss FOR SALE-A Farm situated IN the town
. York 81 from Port Chester and East Of White Plains,
On the road ang from King seet TO Purchase. containing
60 acres OF really first rate land decidedly good state of
cultivation with baiIdngs large and convenient, with large
yards beautifully shaded with fruit and otnament Trees and
i we'll wsr-red with failing streams-said Farm lying
as handsomely any the county accessible from the
city daily by railroad steamboats, and stages made
ticuars inquire of ". WILLIAMS, 262 Bowery: who has
the premises and give description OF the same
or on the premises Of the proprietor. ~ ~
rnto m ABNEh .hEhD-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
OH'eD O1''-'0' JAMES MCKAY.
40 ,,,.o,, Attorney for Attaching Creditor
do laWqun

pY ORDER of Hon. D. 2. lnsraham, Associate
y I,d of N. Court Of Common Pleas for the County of
notice is hereby given pursuant the provisions
OF the Statute authofz attachments asast apsconuih
Issued against of William H Farfal resident Of
~ OF his unIess be appear and discharge ssch
sttschin-u according law within nins mon;hs from the
first publication Of this notice. and that the Of any
him or ior his use any property n this belong
n 20 him and the transfer of any such property by him.
a-bSd-n by law and are YotDated 4i day of Octo-
Ter 1913. WILLIAM CUll attorney
oi0 Iaw9m for attaching creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that ne sale
nI.ee on h 2h OK June last postponed 70 daS The 2'h
aay Of Ap 1874 at u O'Clock noon % ~ ns is cry i'an
oisaaw er, JOHN EVEN, Street CSnni's'0'1-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

WARkAN OASI-SIL-I
# EDGE TooLs.TThg raj sssalae s5 ,,o.1ot. Ioa
y "a STREET where they n. .de and finished
D " with my ow y hands; therefore can I%sSor- econ
=, .t. AVID a. core Briggs & Cos, Plats, Those
MI fTrsd bv Osborn Little az % FsitoE-ssei pee
Cone-r are not my MAKE. and are designed -
slammed thus" Concer Ns'T fork, 50 sAttons
t, Mas b.fal discount 10 Dealers Please osssEye me
@ ST., - JOHN CONGER mR2o In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
othe County of NewYork Notice Is hereby gwen TO all
persons havng claims against Edward T. Brewer late OF the
City of New York. Mariner deceased to present the SARGE
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber at No 'ss south
day of April ne1tDated New York, the sxteenth day OF
October 1888. JOSEPH |. BREWER, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Rhod- Hall, Feb 2Jth 1914. mhl4 ,A5eod-

pY ORDER of David Mann, Esq. Supreme
d Court Commissioner, Notice hereby gwen that an at
rachr,nt has ue against the est:te OF Stephen ye
lsr Of cIynef Chautauque County n Y nonresident
debtor and tt the vi" be sold for & the Of ms m
cordny 70 law within nine months from the first publication
this notice and that the payment Of any d-bt. due 70 HIM
b. residents this STATE and the delivery 10 him. OF Tor his
use OF any property within this Stat belonging 70 him. and
,hs transfer any such property by HIM forbidden oy law
and are yoid.-Dated December 18th, lsi3
d25 Iaw9m- a DIXON Attorney for Attaching Credltos
DY ORDER of Frederick 2 Stevens, a Judge OF
. Erie County Courts and Counsellor Of The su6rs s..
Court Noticels hereby pursuant 70 oYsions o
The Statute concerning attachments against CON
ceaed and nonresident debtors a attachment has issued
agans the of Charles Carey OF late OF Detroit
la the of Michigan n0nrssdent debtor nd tat the
same will be sold for the payment Of his debts unas ne ap
pear and discharge such attachment aCeordng 10 a" "nin
nlne months from the publication Of this notice and thar
the Of any dsbs doe % I'm 6y IS en- ol .
within This State belonging hn and The transfer 9? any
such property BY him. are forbidden d iaS aad are 0'
Daled Buffalo, December 4lh 1873. ,,.,,.yv
r. Ag,.. obi fr.,ll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

national theatres.
Q. How is the property Of bankrupt disposed
Of :? a. The solicitor to the fiat, and the other
legal functionaries, divide it amongst themselves
Punch.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

O. How would you proceed to make nan a
bankrupt A. Inducc him to take one OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County of New York; Notice is hereby given 10 all
OF York single woman deceased present the
10 Marion street IN the City Of NewYotk before the
twentieth day of April Dated New York ths seven
tesnh day of October. l8i3 SAMUEL WEEKS,
nl8 lawCm. Admins traitor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TAPSCOTT'S EMlGRANI PAsSA&GE & ", " :
FigE-E[om Dublin Bsihs NsTS Siisc, Line LinssE
SC via Liverpool. can be engaged with the SUP
scrters on and M wtn r.4y s ssn
Of thGs u.s. s0mis I'M ssslpaS Nh VIVA Taeo, being on the
spot c FsOnb The aptP5gss 81 viii
asass may S snsssss amsris,a built SHIPS sailing rom Ly
erpos every days Ihoss wshds VI aHs s9
snSs VIZ \ Hra HTraaPsCoTT q Feek Slip, South st;
Of whom ob5aiaed drafts 6T for osf ahy eSsls
S;n,l towns throughout England Ireland sconS OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County Of New York Notice hereby ggen 70 all
persons having CLAIMS against George Eyans late OF the City
Of NewYo teacher deceased the with the
vouchers lg. the subscriber the residence Of John
Harper No SO Houston street the City Of New
or brfoe the sixth day or July nextDatei New York, the
fourth day Of January, lSif LUCY y Evans,
is5 I.wGm. AdmnistratiI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
lzA FOR SALE-The valuable Country Seat,

ia FOR SALE-The valuable Country Seat,
ia known as the Peters Place Suyvtsaut Landing, in
AE the town Of Stuyvesant Columbia Coaaty, consisting
OF two story house, 20 by 10, VIII finished with large
columns AT each end and wide piazza with all the
on, buildings The house very pleasantly situated,
looking the Hudsoa River, and surrounded With beautiful
Of fruit aadthe grounds elegantly divided into plots for
shrubs flowers SC The house we'll built and filled IN
win bck and is delightful place residence.
lfrot disposed Of private sale viii De sold al onbc
Aptil 1911 ~ l2 o'clock. For particulars apply 10
II. c. ADAMS,
- % ,,r "a William e New York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

2asf. FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE-tarns as
follows: Of lt2 200 49, to, &C. % 100 30 aud 50 acres,
--i-- all handsome improved farms within 80 miles OF New
Yo!k city and viii be sold exchanged great bargains
23f ,f \. p SMl I'll S5 Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sure gate.
of the County of Notice is here by given 2 All
ark N j. Gentleman deceased. TO present the same With the
street in the CITY of New YORK Oh or before the twenty
second day OF July next-Deted NewYofk lsh day Of
i,ll lawGm. hdmiastator, with the VIII aRneEed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

CHERIFP'S SALE-By virtue Of wnt Of feri
- facas 10 me directed and delivered will for sale
on Saturday the 10Th day Of APRIL next at O'Clock
the right title and interest Of Henry Leek whereof he was
seized possessed the 9th day Of December thousand
whose hands s0ever the may be- Of in and TO all that
cettaa lot piece parcel Of ground with the buildings
WsS Of ii. Civ Of SewYorf bounded and containing
follows, wt commencing on the westerly side Of Woos
old street road or called Amry lane and running thence
orv now or late belonging to Henry Rmsen thence westerly
aoqg The ias Of the sad last mentoed property and parallel
late of Cornelius Myers; hsncs nohey along the line Of
last nentoued property and the property OF Others and paa
- With Wooster aforesaid feet four inches
70 the centre Amty lane aforesaid and thence along h
centre said hundred and four feet the place OF
beginning William JONES, shstiH'
ABSgR SANFORD, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated March Is, I2ii. MD IaWoW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TN pursuance OF "a order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New York Notice is hereby given to all per
York wdow deceased the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber at the office ot William H. Bogh
drs No City Hall Place in the city Of New York
before the 18Th day Of May Dated New York the 7b
day of November lBiS. ABRM. SALTER,
Nc lNMbm. admir- with the " III anneNed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

sy7 FOR SALEh Farm ofl25 ncres pleasantly situated
SsSs in healthy location South Brunswick, n j. near
New York About 20 ncres are nigh sta OF cultivation
good fence apple and peach orchards, timber and &C.
venent with good water pump the door Also the stock
and erkshires OF the first pegecs The farming utensils nEe
good and suicen; improved system oagncu!ture.-
MP rri9S I'm - - a p SMITH S. Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

sEsse FOR SALE-A Farm containing 50 acres
sSs 10 wood and-26 miles from New.Y ork, the
L. pike road Bah on mics from the rnlrcad On the
is good D0ck aud ali the PRIVILEGES Of the South Bay. In.
Grrs on The urrrnisrs of GEORGE, w. BRYAN, or Of
SMITH X ChSE. 1877 Chatham-strest. mhl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
of the Couay Of ewYek Notice hereby giyen to al,
the City OF New York Clerk deceased present the lame
with the vouchers thereof the subs his residence,
No. Dominck the City OF New York or before
the eighteenth day Of June GsN-pate! New York the 18th
,isv of December, 1913. JOHN J. VIII SON,
lic a Inn TRAITOR
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

IROTOY WATER PIPES.-Ilnned Lead
ps an ,iz.s warranted perfectly .naed for sale oy
~ IiPsS' ~ CASS * WARD, II Eraad-suees-