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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice is
~ hereby given the owner owners, occupant
all Houses and Lots improved unmproyed Lands
affected thereby that the following Assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged the Street Com
missOues Office for by ali persons interested,
viz For fencing ots In the 9Th Wad embracing lots
the East side of Washington street. between ansevoort
aud Horato the Westsde Of Greenwich street bed
Gansevoorr and Horatlo ;he South side OF
anseyoort between Greenwich and streets
and the South side of Horato street. between Greenwich
and Wah streets and on the North side OF Janesteet
South side of lt street. 9th and 7h aud
the South side o i4h street. between Hudson and 9th
the West side Of 9th between 18th anu 4
and the North side Of lt streets between 9th aud
7h Also, the North side of 18th street between
9th and 9th and the South 18th street
9th and 10th Also, the South side OF Ham
nond street between Washington and West streets on the
North side Of Jane street between 9th and Hadson
and the West side OF Hudson between Charles and
Perry Also the 10th Ward the West side OF Edridge
side OF Forsyth street between Delaney and Ryngton
o in the 18th Ward the South side of 18Th street, be-
Broadway and University Place the North side Of
lh between University Place and 5h and the S
OF 10th street and 5h Also the 10th
Ward the South side of 18th street. between 9Th aud 9th
Avenues and the North side ot 18th between the 7t and
aud 9th avenues lso in the l7 Ward the Soah side Of
5t between the lst end Cd the North side Of
10Th between % and Sd avenues and the South side
o h between the % and 81 avenues the West
side Of Sd avenue, between 18th and Nth streets.
All whose interests affected by The above named
assessments and who opposed the same or either of
them. requested TO present their objections, writing to
To tha undersigned the Street Office with
JOHN EVEN,
Street Commssioner. and Chairman of Assessors
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
RY ORDER of Daniel Pratt, First Judge o. o.

Ky ORDER of Daniel Pratt, First Judge o. o.
onon4asa County Courts aud Counsellor at Law N r ",
supreme Court, Notice hereby given that aachnsS
"a Issued against the estate Of Royal Stewart OF Cs'e
oE oil ONO, nonresident dbOr under rf0o made 70 y.
cenng attachments agains, abscondag concealed nOl
resident debtors; and that will sold for the ps
ment OF his debts unless be, the said Royal Stewart
anu discharge such attachment according to law, ne
months from the first publication Of this Notice; and hs
payment OF any debts due him by residents OF ms S
and the delivery him for his any property Ei @
this STATE belonging him. and the transfer Of any suen E
Terty bg him. forbidden by law and goldIDtTa
uary 26, 1874. IA. SHELDONi i.,o,,
J3l law9m Attorney for Attaching Ciea's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

sgsH 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANSS, &C, 900
eS Pennsylvania, and 600 Indiana improved and un-
--4~- improved. Apply to A P. & j. {. SMITH,
n2l ff Lin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES.
ola 4 Inns unnca fp,rt, *

H7AXES OF 1S43.-Pursuant to the 9th and 9th
Sections of the ID Article the Act for the Collection
of Taxes the City Of NewYork passed April 18th, lS43
public notice is hereby given that unless the lakes now re-
February addition Of one pe cent will be charged
upon all Taxes remaining unpaid that days and farther
addition o per will be charged upon all Taxes
maning unpaid on the 18th day of March
The Taxes required TO be paid in current at the
several Banks in this City.
Office hours, from 4. NJ. t ?. NJ.
Z EIEESTED Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

! NOhfOTAIItN ITVI N'E.-FUDNC NUIICF. IS
Whereby the owners occupantor occupants
of al houses aud lots improved uumproved lands a ced
thereby that the following have been completed
by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Street Commissioners
Office for by all persons Interested For
Regulating and avng 22d between the Sd aud 18th
nues, and Faggng space feet " id through the Norhoy
sidewalks OF the embracing lots both sides Of 22G
street between the Sd and ith the West side
the Sd and the East The 4 between 2st and
2d and both sides of Lexington Avenue between
2st and 23d Streets
All persons whose affected by the abovenaned
Assessments and who opposed the same either OF
them requested present their objections in writing
the undersisned Street otoe, within
thirty days from the date of tns Notice.
JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner,
and Chairman Of the Assessors.
Cir Enrn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

GTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss-In Chanccry-
- Before the Vice Chancellor of the First ClrcuitThe
Mayor, Aldermen and Conmonay OF the City OF New.
York, VS.. John Mcleod, &c.-AIasters Sale.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Court OF Chancey tbo
State OF New will ba sold public aucton under !hs
direction of the undersigned of the Masters Of said Court
at the Merchants Exchange, the City Of NewYotk By
Halliday and Jenkins, auctiOpeers, the twenynn dag
of januly instant a. D. 1884, at ~ o'clock noon OF tat
day all that certain messuage dwelling house and lot
ndsltuae lying, and being the Second Ward OF the CIy
Of New ork, bounded ea5tsy front by William stise
westwardy in the by land late Of Gardner Spring.
souhwartly by land late OF John Turner. and north
wardy by land late Of Elan Williams, containing 10
breadth front twenty feet three inches, the sIrteh
fset three inches and length the souhery side s1tye
feet eleven inches and the nohery side sxtYeVen ley
inch being the land which sold aud converge
by John T. Champn and wife to CatharDe Bogeh, de
ceased by ndenture dated the eleventh day Of February A.
D. 1884, which by the death of the said Catharne r B9gs
now vested III Maria McLeod her only daughter and nsH
at law" Dated WTLtGaM LttqGalMS W. W. ca HfBELL,
Master in ChancefF.
d GRAHAM Jr. Solicitor i6 2awtJD
The above sale postponed the sixth (6 day OIL tes
ruafy NEXT "a D. 1910 at the hour and place Dalea
He". York, January Goth. a. D. 1874.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Ia3O 2awts Master 10 Chancery
The above sale is postponed the nneteen t9hl dJa
February instant al the hour and pce Dated New
York, February 9th. a. 1914.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL
II 2twts Master in ChancerY'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

EMs. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4OO
handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully ocat-
-ed takes paid and tte perfect Apply TO A. p Ss j.
Z. Smith a5 Liberty street. non tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

NOTICE TO BAPTlSTS For sale, one naIf
IN the lease of Pew No the First Baptist Church.
ner Of Brcome and Elizabeth 1t has eight years to
run Apply Miss Jane McCoick 233 Washington street
h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
sd DESIRABLE RESIDENCE UP TOWN

81 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE- UP IUWN
;M FOR SALE viz the two 5; story and attic M brick
Place being the building block Of five The house
well built, in perfect order and finished in first rate
throughout sky light and back contains rooms
good kitchen, panres closets. drawers and an under eel
lar, with good yaId $1,000 remain bond and mort
gage al 6 per cent, Appyt to G. GASKIN,
6 81. 10 Cherry street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

gSs. ILLINOIS LAND-EOR SALE-One
2 thousand OF land in The State of Illinois, abou
10 miles from Chicago and the head ofnayigatiou
the Illinois River aud within miles of populous town
ty prolaIty will be- taken a fair value, By
E.5i A NTpONVJ r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
REFINED SUGAR
K E D y C E D IN PRIC

REDUCED IN PRICE.
WOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date
w offer their Standard DOUBLE REFINED 81
CARS at the following low s2sl 1s prices, VIZ:
oa y cents per pound Wh.u less than packages
fsdef ia DO isa ''' cent per pound
The above are packed follows:
8 R35: 81; %5 E & e ';SS'''
Apply to the New-York Patent Sugar Refinery corner of
South and Montgomery ats. at 80 Wall ST.
n b. Orders out e the city must be accompanied by
Hlttance. If I'm
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. do a STUART,
ling the various qualities of their refined
Sugars quantities OF five packages and upwards at
clsh prices any other refinery.
I he Sugars packed follows, without charge for
packages:
Loaves In boxes OF 300 lbs.
Crushed IN barrels of 200 lbs.
Ground, in barrels Of $50 lbs.
Apply the Refinery. 2S5 Greenwich street, corner of
Chambers street Orders out o the city must b accompanied
by remittance II #
EAlfBAN MISS PATENT 2 PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances TO very
have adapted them all the purposes for which heavy
actions required by weight In The mechanica
and dACCURACI-accuracyn not merely specific point
and TO given amount but avery angle Of
the Platform and the entire range from the lowest
the his hest capacity of the Balance.
These Scales keep their adjustment perfectly a
bic arrangement aud seldom any expense for rsIarS
they Of the Railroads the United States,
and IN some OF them they have been long m nse the operation
being paect So also the Dormant and Portabs Scales for
weighing merchandise Merchants and Others who have had
the constant foe succession OF years testify TO their
uniform accuracy and the fact that they appear unaffected
By These Scales have also been patented land
where they extensively used both private warehouses
and public railways
j. W. THoRNf, No Iii lis Brosi-strset. Broad Street, ~"'
GO eodly Nsw-fOr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

sse FOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-A FARM
Of IS the Hudsoa River Westcheser County,
% miles from New York City Some money will b.
ut with il for a House and Lot III this City.
u20 If &. L. }. e.. SMITH, S5 l.ibCfty-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
WIN. BROWNS CoMPoUND BoNEsET

w M. DIHV W CU!TII 81. -01t.
500 pounds sold this celebrated cough remedy
Il quack medcpe its ingredients are known to all
that make OF H. they being mentioned III the dectlon
which boneet herb elecamaIe root root OF sfuis root
Of quorce, snake root and many other roots and
It's. whoopng cough and all diseases of the lungs throat
Also 1t Is III extensive uS for Clearing the voice Tor vocats
reputation for curing the above complaints IN csnse
quence sale has caused many base
fes TO be Offered to the public of which the
proprietor has his name stamped on the CANDY also dec-
gsts. For sae only in Boston bY Wm: Brown 4Sl Wash
llglO in New York by A. 3. & D. SANDS, No. 10
Fulton II East Broadway, 273 Broadway jal3 I'm
DARENTS, DON'T NEGLECT YOUR Cn,ld-
re.-Thousands of children annuay become ea! in
sequence Of discharges Of from e ndncsd by
scarlet fever colds Sc &c &c Now If mothers would do
their duty and procure ScARPAs on DEAFNESS and
use as directed. their children would be cured; but
elected the discharge very trOubecome the
hearing gradually worse and ay partial total deaf
This invaluable medicine is sold by A. B;
Sands Druggists, No 81 Fulton 23 Broadway and
Facr Brod I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

EsS, COUNTRY SEAT--To Let or TOR sale,
E:;H desirable Country Residence at Jamaica L.
the Railroad nearly is oInamened with ornamen-
tai and fruit grape vines variety OF choice berries as
modern and very convenient bu expressly for the present
The above property the whole consisting Of about
changed Inot sold will be rented application made
to JNO. ii. POlLLON, NO Atldntic-st,
Cabo Sonth Fsrrv Brooklvn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

knA TO LET AT WILLIAMSBURGH,f five new
Eg story and Houses, pleasantly situated South,
the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished
marble nanels and throughout under cell
session be had Immediately Also House erecting
lots of ground will be finished by ls March Enquire Of F.
r. uqueer lO5 Pearl street, n Y, Klgour Ripeys
lumbar yard co of South Third street. where the keys
be had. ia22 lmN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
PARTY VESTS.

FER sTEAM MER DRITAN
A FEW CHOICE PATTERNS of Light Satin
n and White Marssies Vestings.
Also new article for White Vests. Several ready.made
Vests for Parties, Balls, SC. for sale by
WIN. T. JENNINGS s. CO., 23l Broadway,
2f ct Opposite Park Fountain.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

RRFOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
s ing 100 of Land coed Hous- Barn Orchard and
fencts; will take thrre-quaers Michigan Lands and
street. pon ri
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

e7S 0O0 To LOAN, In. SUMS TO suit
> c2OCO applicants, Real Estate in the = Cities
PAYING cent wo"d Do Ms NJ e pay Of 1 hei,O aOL
tloneers and Rel Estate Brokers. No BrOai.st. Fl lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

"a CROTON HALL TO LET.-Thls Hall, oc-
~ curyng one Of the best locations the city, al the
LEI corner of the Bowery and Dvision-steet is TO let four
evenings each week and every da Sundays II
finely lifted up has ane-room Tstrae Piano Forte aud
well calculated for Lectures Concerts and Public AeengS
every Saturday evening He prosecuted with great strength
aud vgo and defended with equal spirit aud will probably
get clear. Inquire Clock Establishment, the Hall
b
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

"a TO LET-The new and commodious five
T1E story store with basement and under cellar, No II
-xsu Sprucesteet. The building is we'll arranged for
Mercantile or Manufacturing business with ue in the cell
lar for a engine. Apply TO GEORGE j.; PRICE,
;an2s tf ISi East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

CCOTT'S VEGETABLE PlLI.S-Mrs Old
~ ham, aged "a years resdidng 9Th of South
and ls williamsburg after 6 months intense suffering from
ing ms trengh by the of these Pills individuals ason
tins Ci5y afflicted with scr9ula Drorsy in the Head Ds
h Breast and Sides Influenza, Group &c. have been ectu
ally cured hy them and be referred To- Sold IN boxes
also T.. G. Langdons, 4O3 Broadway; g. 3. Price, 3Gs
Hudsons H. S. Dunn IA 9Th Avenue; j. Slater 2 Diy
sion.st, y. York 3. NcBear Fulton, corner of High St.
Brooklyn. D. Smyth 32O Broad St, Newark. $. Van
Setback Al South hsrkesrreet, Albany. kensdell Grit
fin, 81 Congress-st Troy.
A AgentS nteA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

"a FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
FELCE.At this office can be found greater variety
property for So or for hange than any other office
Factories Water Power, Wild Lands, Houses and Lots
almost every city and State in the Union Loans made
change goods or manufactured articles for gsod productive
est to negotiate through this Office All business entrusted
our care will meet with prompt attention..
nj IF A. P. & J. c. SMITH, IS Lbertv-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

"a FOR SALE-At Willamsburgh, l.. |. two
Fiji brick front Hegses and Lots, situated
and five minutes walk from Grand st Ferry Lots
rooms with fireplace and four bedrooms, all we'll finished and
good order They will be sold bargain and part Of the
annlr TO Lac lm.l Z. PETTY. 2a5 Cenl[s ST. Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

sss FOR SALE--A cheap and pleasant Resi-
t::R dence consisting of house in complete repair and
four lots of ground, situated l23d street. about $50
chase this Property oban On p by
street; or on Messrs. WooLsEy SMITH, SO Wasreet.
1mN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

ssssse 2iO ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
CASH exchange for aproductive property near New
ork City. Also, $1,000 cash aud avalusbie piece Of
near New York Also exchange hand some place of
acres, located pleasant Eastern village for snug,
Fi a. r Sfui III SMITH %, ib.r,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

sESG 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
ID Railroad, with Houses, Barns Orchards Wood and
Plough Land. Price $50 rer Some Western lands and
some money would not be objected to- Diagrams
BY APPLYING 10 A. Z j. G. Smith SIS Liberty ST dl3f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

h HOUSTON, SECOND STREET, &c.-
c:;E FOR SALE-The'valuabe and very productive rro-
perty Nos and Second street. (beng contnu-
alton of Houston street facing Union Market having three
story brick buildings front and For terms SC apply TO
fe5 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & Co., Broad ST,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

SARSAPA,lk,.iLLA;-N bales Honduras, for sae
- o. H.: NlIN oAN co ~ sonrh ct daa
E'OR SALE--New and secondhand doors,
sashes, sash doers, counters, drawers ,hrlv,no
plained. By Locke. 81 Ann ST, Hs' SO 9o feapY ,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

SsA SMALL. FARM FOR SALE-Situated
On he public road about 200 yards from the Tumpke
"a road 70 Flushing miles from WllIansbursh VERY
au niies from the village Of Newtown Containing twelve
OF snd which lies high and calculated Tor Early
lao,ss &c irce 81 zoo II has very handsome buidin,
SaseS pass nsai the premises four day to and from
ofS, e. r @ inquiry nf John Powell near the
premises, one mile iIom he Maspeth Hotel or 49, Wv
JaiU I'm ROBERT WEBER aE7 Rro,a,r,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

If, therefore, was justified in declining to dis
prove this MAN proposition until you had offered
your proofs to sustain it, l should have been
equally justified in declining to notice the aega-
tion which you call your first argument" any
otherwise than by simple denial of it, since it is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
Georgia and Texas.

The following extract Of letter from u gen
teman Of intelligence in Georgia. where 1t WAS
believed that the annexation bubble would be the
most popular. shows the feeling It has produced
and is likely To produce there:
SAVANNAH, June 10, 1871.
"The Texas question has failed 10 make any M
preston on our ranks indeed, it l9,s added 10 our
p'..nberc BY tie withdrawal from party lines Of some
OF the Fucos who are too honest and just 10
approve The intended violation OF our treaty with
.i-xico, and the wide departure by the Texas pqrn
sr! all he uprshtnes and virtue once practised b.
the peoples servants at Washing; ION. Mr.. CLAY 5
letter meets with many apPfover= in The Loco-foeo
party. The Nhigs. as far us our knowledge ex-
tends. approve tin all lis hearings and it's believed
in this rcgiom that, Of S0uth Carolina there Il;
iiiie of enthusiasm favor o the Tyler treaty, a.d
assure you GeorsiG has No political synpaes
with South Curuiina. Report slys rhatrYrI IN iia
Slate il does not extend 10 h'r mountain regions N
any thing ike the degree approval as On tie
s...hoart. Ii is worthy Of note that in this coIHmu-
nifty the chief movers in the Texas question are
anicng the defeated Lnco-Foco office holders aud
otice-seckers, backed by some who ore neres;edin
rrxas scrip nni land claims. The mass OF the pro
pic how see their object, and know how to appreciate
-uch impeling motives"
The letter, from which the above is an extract,
il addressed 10 the Corresponding Secretaries OF
the Washington City Clay Club. Intel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
Great Wing Rally in wheeling.

The Wings of Wheeling had most glorious
gathering on Wednesday evening, at which the
greatest enthusiasm was MISUNDERSTANDING
the demonstrations OF 1910 in the shade. z. ia
con, Esq was appointed Chairman the meet
ing. which was addressed in eloquent terms by
.Hon Mr.. SMITH of Indiana, Hon. ]. J. CKlrTEN-
Den and Hon. Mr.. MoaEAEAD of Kentucky, and
Hon. Mr. ScHENcK of Ohio after which rcsolu-
Mons in favor of the right Wing doctrines were
unanimously adopted, and the meeting adjourned
with cheer on cheer for CLAY and FREliSGHrY-
SEN, and escorted the distinguished speakers To
com the guards by Hon. Mr.. NASH, Of Tennes-
see, whoa the boat pushed out into the stream,
amid the cheers of the multitude.
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Eduontinn IN Mississippi.

The Southern Reformer, publi hsd at jackson,
Mississippi, and one OF the abest papers al the
South, Is doing truly phiIanthroPlc work by cS-
hibiting the dcplorable condition OF public educa-
ton in that state, and enteevoring TO arouse Inc
People to the Importance of thorough and eiiicent
action on this strangely neglected subject. lndecd
Inc Editor d.scloscs degree OF Ignorance among
the masses. which we could not Tor should not
believe had il come from less reliable source.
From tabular statement in the Reormer it ap-
pears that, OF all the population in the State above
the age OF twenty years. exclusive Of Blacks, one
in nine. or $3.50 out of 1882 can neither read
nor write. In four counties containing an adult
population Of 1855, one in seven is unedrcated;
in SIX counties with a population OF ,t9o,one III
six: in nine counties with 90l5 adults one in five;
in five counties with 1886 population, one in fcuF:
in the two counties of Hancock and WAYNE with
"a adult population OF 1852. one in three, and Ia
in the five counties Of ftawamha, Leske. Newton,
Perry and Smith, containing an adult white pop
ulation Of 1856, only One-ha!' can read and wiie
TIE total number whites In the State between
the ages of five and twenty years is bl,23l, and
the number OF Primary and Common Schools
only $50. or one School to one hundred and sixty
eight scholars. Ofthc Ga PSI scholars only 1926,
or about one eighth the whole number, attend
school. In Winston County with twelve hun.
bred and eleven scholars there is only one school,
attended By tpenty nine pupils. And in several
of the less denseIy populated counties there are
no schools at all
will any one longer marvel that Mississippi is
a Rcpudiallng State? Can any course be more
INSANE, more unjust to the Rising Generation, than
THIS OF keeping peoplein such wreichcd ignorance,
when they may just as well be educated and intel
hgent! Why, compared with these Regulators,
lie Choctaws and Cherokees, whom we have been
earned to call savage, arc Enlightened Nations
What but Reputation, Mobocracy, Loco Foco-
ism, and the long train Of evils ever sure to follow
ignorance and vice, can be expected from such
state of things Surely no People can be i'm
pressed with The true spirit Of Civil Liberty and
at the samelime remain ignorant of lis Prince
ple The true friends of Mississippi, of Progress,
lnci, IN the
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CossiuS VI, Cla-.

NEW BEDFORD. 9th mo. 18th, 1871.
DEAR FRIEND,-EncIoscd is an extract from a
letter from c. NJ. Clay, in answer To an inquiry
as to the emancipation of his slaves:
"Of so much value is good name US to beget
confidence among distant strangers. But do not
expect TO escape SANDER. They at last resort
ing To TINT here now, when all things else fail to des-
troy my influence But truth and justice are mighty.
and must prevail = The man who said did moi,
emancpate any slaves LED never ehanciPaed
any of my mothers slayes,-that was also false =
1t is true never emancipa,ed but NINE slaves, bur
they were all owned, and have incurred rs much
responsibility here by emnncpaling at ali, MS II had
Sc, free n thousand. | have about Twenty-Five
more slaves which entalcd on my children by
my late father, in which have n life estate only.
and this is the cause why cEnanci palion has been
magniiied propose making the condition OF those
good that OF the freed ones-unIii hope gene
raj emancipation III the State will bring liberty 10
all"
thought it due our friend, that the above
should be sent out to put the lie upon the foul
Islander that was put forth al the annual meeting
IN New York last month.
Thine for the slave, J. c. RAY.