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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
From tue New York. 'fTibuae.

The bill to upset the present Tariff has been re-
ported to the House by MIR Mckay, Chairman Of the
Committee of Ways and Means proposes thai,
from and after Ihe 30h Of SePaeu Der next the Tariff
shall be modified as follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
EXTRACTS FROM THE SPEECH OF
GOV, VIM. II. SEWARD,

OF N. YORK, AT TIE MASS MEETING OF
THE WINGS OF CAYUGA AND CORTLAND
COUNTIES, FEB. %, 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
From our Second Edition Of Saturday
New-York Legislature.


In SENATE, Mr.. WRIGHT reported in favor OF
the bill from the Assembly, for the more equal
distribution of the Literature Fund.
A long discussion ensued on the bill for re-
ducing the fees and compensations of certain
public officers for services chargeable to the city
and County of Albany, when the Senate ad-
journed.
In ASSEMBLY Mr.. DAvEzAc offered petition
making habitual drunkenness cause OF divorce
Mr.. BoswoRrH offered several amendments to the
Constitution of the State, making the judicial
Power of the State to be rested in Court for the
Correction of Errors, in four Courts of Original
and General Jurisdictions to consist of four Judges
each, in Court of Oyer and Termlner and jail
Delivery, and in such inferior Courts as the Legis
lsture may from time to time establish.
The State is to be divided into a convenient
number of Circuits, in some of which ono of the
Judges Of the four Courts shall reside or hold
Circuit every year. The term OF the office IS TO
be sixteen years and the age of the Judge limited
TO 65 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
For the New-York Tribune.
sTANZA A 5.
nv REv. T. L. HARRIS.

HY REV. T. L. HARRIS.
How beautiful is Death!
I'VE, nssioned angel OF the upper skies;
rIs kisses steal away the faltering BREATH
His rosy fingers close the dropping eyes,
He lulls the sleeper with gentle strain,
.Rest calmly, Dear One! thou wilt rise again."
How beautiful is Death!
He keepe,h vigil Ger the silent tomb; wreath
Round the fair slumberer's brow he twines a
OF Eden-aowers, fadeless in their bloom;
And from their pure and glowing bells they shed
Sweet. dewy odors ger the lowly head.
How beautiful is Death.
He calls from heaven loving seraph down;
In tones like distant Sabbath-chimes he saith
" Bring thou snow-white robe and golden crown
That, to the unshadowed life, our inend may rise
Clothed in the mystic glory OF the sKieF'
How beautiful Is Death.
He lifts the sleeper in his fond embrace
And folds around her form, above, beneath,
BRIGHT robes of immortality her face
With love exceeding bushes bright and calm,
In her white hand he lays the victors PALM
How beautiful is Death!
He opes the golden gates Of endless day,
And, Wake thee, dearest sister, gently sa'tll'
/" Seraphic Anthems round thy spirit play
She wakes and smiles, arrayed in living bloom,
Around her CLEANS the bright eternal noon
Tr,;,C ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

rORPORATION NOTICE-FublIc notice is
pants Of all Houses and Lots improved unmproved Lands
affected theraby that the following Asses haze been
completed b. the Assessors and are lodged III tie Street
missiones Office for examination By all persons Interested
viz For fencing lots in the 9th ard embracing lots
on the East side Of WASHINGTON street, between Gdnsevoort
aud Hofato streets the Westse Of Greenwich street. be
tween Gansevoor and Horao the South side OF
beneen Greenwich and alagton
and the South side Of Hoatio between Green ch
and Washu streets and the North SIDE OF
South side between 6 and 7th and on
the South side 18th between Hudson and 8t
avenue the West side Of 9Th between 18th and lith
streets and on h North side of h streets between 9th and
7th Also on the North side OF 18Th street between
9Th and Oh aud the South side OF h street be-
tween 9th and lGth AVENUES Also the South side o! Ham
mond street. between Washington and West streets, the
North side of Jane between 9Th avenue and ad5nn ST.
and the West side of Hudson street. between Charles and
Perry Also, The le Ward the West side OF hdrdge
side Of Forsyth between Delaney aud Ryng3n Streets
Also the 18th Ward the South side of 18Th street. be-
tween Broadway and University Place. the North side Of
h ST. University Place and 5 and the s.
corner Of 10th street and 5h avenue Also IN the lSi
Ward or tie South side of 18th street, between 9th and 9th
avenues the North side OF 18th street, between 9th ad 10Th
avenues and the North side of 18th between the 7th and
and Sh Also the 18th Ward the South side VI
5h street between the lt and 2d the North side OF
10th street % and 81 avenues and the South side
of h street between thu Cd and Cd avenues and the West
side of Sd avenue between 18th and iith streets.
AL whose interests Affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed the same, either OF
them requested present their objections writing
the undersigned the Street on ssoners Office with
~ '''' '1' '-OAi ''' 'N's '' '-'' JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioners, and Chairman OF Asscssors
Street Commissioners Office, January 2jh, 1914. j25
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
Old Alns-House Dark J

TAXES OF lSf3.-Pursuant 10 the 9th and 9th
Sections of the % Article of The Act for the Colestion
Of Taxes the City Of Newly ork passed p lot lStS
public notice hereby given that uness the Taxes now
February next addition Of one psr cent will be charged
upon all Taxes remaining unpaid that days and farther
naming unpaid on the 18th day OF March next.
The Taxes required to be paid in money current at h=
several Banks in this City.
Office hours flom s a. NJ. Till 9 P. NJ
i25 iMhl II. T. KIFRSTED Receiver of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that a propo
stion has been presented in the Board of Aldermen TO take
much Of the CORA OF land as does already belong
the Coporation the junction Of the Sd Avenue aad Bow
cry and between Sixth aud Seventh streets tor the purpose of
opeuing Public Square thereon.
Persons interested this proposition aud opposed thereto.
requested TO present their objections writing the
dersigred At his Office Hall Of Records before the 2jth
day OF Februaty, inst JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office, February I;, l8il. I5r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

AN ENGLISH CoLosY IN THE UNITED STATES
The Washington Wilkes Co. Ga.) News says:
sA rumor which we believe to be true as ii comes
to us well authenticated, says that wealthy Eng,
lish Company have purchased large tract OF land
about 5000 acres-in South Carolina, seven miles
above Petersburg Ga. on the Savannah rlver, m :,
cluding great water privileges, for the purpose OF
entering largely into the business OF manufacturing
cotton goods, &c. 1t is intended, 1t is said 10 I'M
port ali the requisite workmen from England, who
are to be settled on the land-thus forming an Eng
lish colony in the borders of The Palmetto State.
During the brief reign ofLoco- -Focolsm IN Mas
sachusetts in l843, over seren hundrcd new JUS
tees Of the Peace have been appointed, beng
greater number than had been appointed III a num-
her of preceding years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
a SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RFSTSS
AND BEAUTIcIER u
TRIAL BoTTLEs-THREE sHILLIyt
IMPROVED CHEMICAL. IIQuTn-
OP O ID ELDOC
AND ANODNNE, LININIENT

lEN "A
I'OR the radical and permanent cure of
= affections and rheumatic iaias iudoen ,lr,o sA
t-nions. bruises crtasIs, sprans nutn5Gias olth t
weakness o! thC joints; also pain IN To - &
or Cius pam and S~s!. The face, SORE throa rn sc
Iiis embaotsi!on IS rare aud rsipAhe corob,nA ss
warm, sti!a!aat, and aisodyre ae3snts and viii Ss
far superior aly Of tie 0.oeidOcs or Lnirne
invented tor any OF The SbvNs tOnsd malaciex
terGlt application 70 Gsnnys pam and lailemnls,lor ~
tCiai effects immediate and orrr2r; ard IN ,L 90
are manifested after its application pcs x
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud ret, Oy NA
DAVID SANDSScc
hpothels s5ies and Chemists, II Eesr Broadway com
et-s; 20 fulton-st; aad 2i3 Broadway cor Chaubr
(Granite BuildinGl. nn
HNHE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGIN
4 ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, FOR THE TTS;; TytS;;
OF ERUPCIONS. CHAPrED FLESH. Sc ,,, wv
TO THE isIlc The proprietor Of th's was lately eoss
20 his bed several weeks, during which time this Wa :,
noJ, siv teTie,ied; therefore buy cake %
out the Signature OF l. Jones the wrapper and pa,I
in This CITY only az 81 Ch4h5EstreeI md oli Of TIM 81
oy OF the agents here advertised Be careful Of hi
WAX the genuine. Always ask for jon's's Italian Cs
Soap-take other. Without misrepresentation iArs "
lis posItiye qualities, Tor hch lt has received ths bc
co,iums of the faculty, and the unsolicited approval W.
Msca Society OF Paris II has cured thousands h. t
such as pimples ireckles, botches salt rheum sculy
spots tan, burn, mor,llsw, &c Cure chapped hS i
Il will change tn color oi DARK, yellow, sun sa,r
to beautifully healthy ceGne$s. To prove 10 the palr
excellence OF this, read The toowng diploma aware!p
Vesprni the inventor, by the Medical Society Of Pu n
consider Nj Nesprn' is the greatest phlanthropst o a,
and his Italian Chemical Soap miIace TO any srs
OF Disagreement ofthe skin. !twl prove besslnsa In,
ages. Sold by the only SeasIa sg4n IN the uailSi S
T. Jones wholesale reriumer, sigu Of the AmeIca 81
81 Ihathamsfreet \. y. or $50 t'ulton-street BcST
S,ats.5trect, Boston; Ledger Buildings, PhadslTlm
kinG-street, Charleston, y. L. iiInl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

remedy that vii! fail TO quiet forever the unmecso
fender Il.
The Glove Auodyne is the best Of all toOth.aehe e-.zi
Ii is immediate and certain lii Is effects, curing the n@ 70
lent toot!-.che ol pain i'll the gums IN one minute n
Experience has proved that this alodyne composite W:
give immediate ad permanent relief after the failure S't
ether remedy; it is pleasant 10 the taste and smell WIZ
entirely remove tive pain and from decayad s
tia. it may BE- filed and rendered as useful as ever W
pain proceeds from the face, or from The gums
rubbing few drops on the part affected Price esus
For sale by DAVID SANDS CO. No.T Ea;sssssl Ss.s
way; 70 Fulton street, and 273 Broadway, corner
ST. Granite Buildings. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19


~ The FLOODS IN ALABAMA have been
almost unprecedented. Advices from Mobile of
the 9TH instant, state that the road from that city
to Claiborne was inundated. The trees and
house tops, where they were visible, were crowd
ed with poultry, and ducks and geese were SWIM
ming through the windows. Fences had been
carried away in all directions and many cattle
swept of. The waters were, however, fast sub
siding. Mr.. Macready's baggage was supposed
to have stuck in the mud somewhere between
Griffin (Ga.) and Mobile. The Wetumpka Argus,
of the 3lst ult. says
ssNew accounts of loss and disaster by the late
frcshet are reaching the City every day. Many
of the planters have lost considerable cotton and
cattle by the food. The loss of the latter can
not yet be enumerated; it must, however, be I'M
mense for every day brought intelligence OF cat
tie being drowned on the different river bottoms
throughout the country In Coosa county nearly
every mill impelled by water power has been
swept away. The driver of the Tuscaloosa
stage, between that City and Wetumpka, lost four
beautiful horses in attempting to cross Mulberry
Creek, and narrowly escaped with his own life"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
Amendments by the Governor
=, - ~. J,,;.. md convent 0J the Senate.

FEBRUARY IS, l8id.
CAYucA-Joseph L. Richardson first judge Ee-appoint
ment ,, ,;oa Coo " Wood decea,ed
Peter Fl. Myers, master III ciancery wee m Z. eeasds
ip,ee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
pup,,c stock Exchange, Feb. IA.

ars EXCHANGE ORE
f:s:M ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HEN
kMRY F. JACKSON into partnership and in future the
House viii ba conducted the OF Coleman Jackson.
The patronage Of the travelling public and influence OF our
friends is respectfully solicited.
Baltimore, Feb l. 1914. II I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
SFBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIiT

Is now universally admitted 10 be a Otais
lspecifc for Dyspepsia, Nervous Elections Weaknss Lad
OF Appetite Debility &c Fhys!crns pescnbe 70 tt ID
tents gentlemen who have experienced itS curative ,,
gratefully recommend it; ladies' have derived the rasd
benefit from exhibition III and other conprn,a
epcures restored their appette and the weak and
the rich mans bliss" has, through its influence la Il
tended 70 all classes and onditions-mschancs and ns
urers merchants and bankers lawyers and dvines rhj
Pliers. poets and planters all been cured by this ns
as their certificates aad recommendations satisfactorily T
Ye. thousands upon thousands remain who daily suAn
when an infalable rcmey is offered to them in tn. Rsts
tive Cordial, which is prepared by c. {. SEBRlNGma
sold al his Office No. 6 Murray street gla
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

SHERIEF'S SALE-By virtue of WIT fieri IA
- cias To M directed and delivered viii expose sale on
Monday the eleventh day of March 1884, u O'CLOCK ~ al
the vrsueue OF the City Hall Of ti City Of New-York: Ali
the night title aud which William j. Carr had On the
an day OF septeIbe A D. 9t3 at at,
and 10 certain lease executed By Francis Olmsted ALEX.
ander Weh dated February 2s 1895 and recorded IN the
Once OF The Register OF the City and County OF NewYo
on ts i3th day o! July, 1887, Liber 33 OF Conveyances
p- 81 OF all the basement floor or cellar under the build
leg known and designated Number 2S and 20 Broadway
conner of Broadway aud Ann street in he Civ Of NewYork
lsneeP5ng back cellar in the then occupied
store "h the right OF entry tie said premises through
ne sjanfss lo Ann thea arranged
sad eass oI said basemp floor SLIGO 90 per Also
al te rigat title and interest OF said lan j. Carr the
iti DAY September 1913 any and 20 fur
the or lease executed b said Fancls sted 70
SAD Alexander ech dated February 8 1885, and recorded
N oIhce o. Register of City and County of Ne.x IN Lii
PEI 5 OF CoHTsyances page 5o the back CELLAR reserved
"a t 5 lease above msntiooed this last lease also expires
May !st 1885, and provided for rent Of TWO hundred dol
lars additional rant for the SAID back cellar.
WI. JONES, Sheriff.
JAS. NEsBtTT, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Nav. York, Jan. u, 1871. i29 law6w
SUPERIOR CIDER.-Twenty bzrreis first quail
ny Virginia Crab Cider received and for sale BY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

A LONG, Low, BLACK SoHooNER.-There is
lying at the bulkhead opposite No. "a South
street, savage.looking Baltimore built craft,
which could say some strange things if only she
could speak, and in truth her appearance speaks
for itself She is schooner with heavy, raking
masts, and spars enough for ship, with hull
50 feet long on deck, l6 feet beam, and 10 feet
hold, with high bulwarks, pierced for 6 guns and
"a sweeps She had made five successful voyages
from Africa TO Brazil, with cargoes consisting of
about 500 slaves each, and had just taken on
board another cargo Of 500, and when the slaves
were yet almost all of them standing on deck, the
boats of a British cruiser made their appearance,
and rapidly coming up, fired, killed seven OF the
slaves, and captured the schooner. The slaves
were liberated, the vessel was condemned ana
sold, and she is now owned by British merchant
at Sierra Leone She has brought to this port a
cargo of palm oil, and is loading with tobacco
-four, sc. for her return Jour ol oo'ii'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

EsA FOR SAi4E--A three story dwelling house
;;s in Graud.strset, West Of Broadway central suaon
met yielding good interest," Lease 20 years TO run At 5
pronnd rent and then able for 40 Also an2ther
3yelling house and lot we'll situated. Also large dwelling
house Stable and garden ground IN the 2twa5d IN fine
" iii taken part payment; rest bond and mortgage
Possession either place t Of May, if applied for
Enquire II Grand-:eet West OF Broadway, before 10
after O'Clock. i3 2wt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

@ HORSE-SEOEG- Wananted 6npsas ~. !
Heyery respect 70 any heretofore used at a9oa. nj
Eof the iron II bar. All doubts On tsIs .uoe; ;ss, .
removed by ssndinE s. by rosii or othe[se,
sorted Sizes viii immediately Dc tofTaidea ~. r
suit the section Of country for ~hleh ney W n Sos
* Co., Warrsns, Hart & Lesley. J. {: HsalE sSsas
Troy; Lews Benedict y Co, John ToTlssaut
Pler:o.s Cos New ok; Charles smith b2sDpR pR.ss
g. W Jones, PhIiatei phia. and e. fiatt u brotrei
!getc farther information may be had the sussRO
Trey Iron end Nail hactoT. HENRY DoA'
au2l #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
NO. 7 SPRuCE-STREET.

NO. I
$50, SG avt f II. 19ss sI'taos ID. \
lie to one of the mss splendid as:or,rnents OF Shat, n
ever could be collected together, all having been pasted
artists of acknowledged reputation. We would intern 4
public that have no agents our shades D. S
any other place, weneVsr allow our shadsio hs
round by dry goods carpet dealers or any oha ps
all our shades bsng painted undsr personal dresisr
sutcsn, guarantee of having good article. Shades us,
10 any pattern and warranted wash and nor 10 sI
crack. Sgas banners and G,erioT decorations do;, il
STYLE ot 20 be SURPASSED BY any other establishmeu
Trimmings of all kinds, wholesale aud retail
fl0 3n BARrOl 4 DE MAINy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

IR FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
I:: and Orchard, with IS good land situated in
tAWhppany, New Jersey, 81 miles from NeyT-Yori, and
and within 81 miles from the Morrsown Railroad, and
miles below Morristown The Mil! is situated never
failing water viii ddye4 engines the tryest time
The wheel lGiset wide aud II feat diameter
with good and running Tor further
uculars inquire of GAUNI DERRlCkSQN,
i'm 6,n South
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE Exp,sSfs1Cc, 8,
IN Though il from 10 TO IS Days! !-ADAaas1D Ia y
having had the ts IN successful oper5ss.a
era months prepared o receive and lof@ag s .csf
Packages for New Orleans by the central Touf& & sc!y
unprecedented time. For fu1tl.r information p'a'
the Office, No. 7 Wal! ST. va ~
q. 3. Packages for al! The intermediate cruz - ii
lIvsrsd in much less TINE than by any 0lher lEe-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

esssaA FARM For SALE-Situated III the
township Of WestGeld Essen Cpunis Ns0 5erseyone
Said farm contains acres OF highly cultivated land With
good dwelling House and Barn and other Necessary out build
reSrberres straw berres currants and soosberss and
large bed of asparagus The place well supplied with wa
wood wheat aud rye, the balance in tilage This farm
will be sold cheap, the present about engaging
other business H not sold BY the middle of March will
then be let Tor years. Inquire OF s. STOUT
PLAINS D-pot. Ja25 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

"a FARM FOR SALE-Containing Al acres
I:iH OF wood aud plough land witl number
CALDWELL, ESSEX COUNTy, n. j. 10 miles from
NewYok, and North of Newark. The house is cc;nmo-
dious recently painted and calculated or Boarding School,
orwhieh purpose was built BY Calvin Crane dec. who
make good stsad Tor Temperance Tavern as il would
command custom from the much travel the fine turnpike
TO Newark aud situated of country where temper
prevails There variety of fruit the premises; the
location is high and healthy line Of stages New;
ark thence by railroad NenYoGk. Prce $1,000 part
WHICH remain mortgage not sold before the l6h
Of THIRD month Alarch next it will then be Offered pub
lie sale, premises O'clock p NJ either village
lots entire purchasers be found Title indisputable
For further particulars, inquire the premises Wilson
York, Of MAHLON DAYS co. S.4 Pearl st. OF Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

sssa TO LET AT TWILLIANlSBURGH, II, tive new
story and attic Houses, pleasantly situated South.
betw the Grand and reck Slip Ferries mod
en manels and CRATES throughout unde, cell
session be had Immediately also House erecting
lots OF gound viii De finished by ls March Enquire c F.
T. uqueer los Pearl street, y Y, klgour Ripleys
he had lyns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

80, FOR SAIL; CHEAP FOR CASH-4oo
- acres handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully loca
led lakes pad, and title perfect apply to a. r
{, SIn,tl 81 II EzV I!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

9sA TO LET-The old established store and
;i dwelling, formerly owned and occupied by john Nc
.lEs Nab on the corner of Eighth Avenue aud Fourteenth
The now, and always has been occupied
Grocery. There is Story bc! Stable and Feed
House the premises, which will be let with the above
The premises all let the present until the first
OF May next who will sell his stock and give possession
medafely Inuuife OF 2. CLENDENEN.
r. 2,yE I32 Lldridce-strret.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

FIREs-At 5 O'Clock Saturday morning, a
coach.makcr's shop on Broadway above 9th, was
consumed, and four frame dwellings, occupied by
colored people. AT o'clock the same morning
the back Workshop of Mitchell s. Moore's cab-
net mandatory, on Columbia, between Main
and Syracuse streets, was consumed. Loss of
the coach-maker, 81 ,000-of the latter $4,000,
and the main building saved by the prompt exer-
hons of the firemen. TCin. Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

ea 24O ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and s5cO
SH to exchange for productive property near New
I1York City. Also, SlGG0 il cash and vauaoie tfSs OF
nesr New York. Also to exchange, handsome place o.
few located pleasant Eastern village. fof snug
ns2i is ff''n IN Ne"'et'e ARpy e. SMITH s5 Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

S. 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
EEsF FOR GOODS, located the New-Y orl and Erie
Railroad, with Houses Barns Orchards, Wood and
Plough Land Price $50 Some Western lands and
would directed Diagrams te
byaln.ylng A. ?. j c. Smith, IS Liberty disf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

e%.FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
b!e Wkeat Farm of 273 acres lying between the Csyu.
and Seneca Lakes, bs exchanged for illinois land
and monsy Also, Farm OF 100 the Chenanso rIyer
and canal for cash only Also many good Farus New
jersey containing from 200 Apply TO a. r
C. smith g5 Liberty street r20 If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

Instructions taking the article and great nuber OF
NJ the above plaaas r2i cod II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

F1Rns.-on the 9Th instant the distille5y OF Al
axan5er Hitchcock, in Cheektawaga, Erie Co.,
was burned down. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000.
~ The Baptist Church in Troy, Oakland Co.,
lMich.) was destroyed by fire on the 7th instant.
'The Church was large and handsome one, hav-
mo cost between three and four thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

sszsssss--4 0G0 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 40 Go
e Pennsylvania and IS 900 Indiana improved and un-
90 >. Is Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

s~S CROTON HALL TO LET.-Thls Hall, oc-
3 curyng Of the best locations in the city at the
evenings each week and syery day except Sundays. 1t is
finely fitted up has aateroom, sate Piano Forte and
Of any kind JOHN ALCOHOL on trial at this Hall
eyer SATURDAY evening He is prosecuted with srsa ssngth
get clear. inquire in Clock Establishment over the ial!:
IS If r. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

hpothels sJies and Chemists, u Eesr Broadway, com.
kets 20 fulton-st aad 2f3 Broadway con- ChanS,s al
(Granite Buildingl. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

aETSss VALUABLE STATEN-lSLAND FARM.
e5 good Farm divided into meadow, plough and wood
lra land. miles from Rossyle and q miles from Rich
mond the road leading from Richmond 10 R9ssylis-on
three sides and kitchen adjoining with com cribs eide mill
fine garden peach and apple orchards Sc Aiso about 10
acres of heavy timber. Appl: ~
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER g. co.
Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

"a FOR SALE-At Williamstursh, l.. !. TWO
e.; = story brick front Heeses and Lots situated
S or North Fourth ST. between Third and FonIth
and not over five minutes walk from Grand Ferry. Lots
% by lOo Houses % by 81 feet Eacs house contains
rooms with fireplace aud bedrooms all we'll finished and
good order They will be sold bargain, ard part of the
purchase remain bond and mortgage For
nlytn Taca I'm K. PETTY ientrp 81 - Y.