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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

sa> FOR SALE-2C0 acres of excellent land Sit
e uate in the town Of MqEehouse Hamilton County n.
about 30 miles from Gnca. Inc improvements are
ia ANTHONY j. BLEECKER & cor Broad.sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

- FOh SALE-A Farm of l04 acres. plea
sanity sitnatei in Huntington, L. about L: miles from
IT. Northp0rr formerly Cow Ha'borl from which place
packet plies aud from New York weekly. On said Farm
there good dwelling house barn and oe.
brildngsa good barring apple orchard and abundance Of ell
other kinds OF ut-twenty of timber good feuceto
geher with we'll Of water the door and stone cserT
offered for sale consequence OF III health OF the
and will sold low with without the stock and farming
utensils Title ndispuabe; and fn particulars made known
BIZ aoplying 20 JOSEPH WEED No 90 Division street. be-
tween and 7 P. NJ. or E. w. WOOD, Northpor
SOrrhpnrt Feb. %, 1914. f2i lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

m and Orchard, with 10 acres good land situated in
Whppany, New Jersey, 2, miles from Sew-YoTk, and
miles below Morrstown. The Mill is situated on never
failing Of will dve4 the dry time
The wheel new, feet wide and IL feet diameter
with good engines and running further par
ticulars inquire Of GAUNT s DERRICKSON,
159 South n. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

- CHURCH BELLS AND Tow.
sCL0CKs-rhe snbscTibsT who vas vas, a " Iss
-s. and a43 for the best toned Church Bell anu
also silver Medal for the best Bell and Diploma for nofa
Clock, exhibited the Fair of the American uS
Bells Of from 20 to 10000 lbs made Of best nas nsa
and warranted stand and please-fas,sns 20 @
;ng demand for his Bells the bss evidence that can &c
Of their excellence Orders have been received from ne S
ADDS and almost all the Sites and about 400 have eeen T.
nised 10 eraut places In Stat Of New York IRON M
fonndry-TowD Clocks, Lereling and Surveying li'"1
ne e1f Copper anu Df'ss oa'''hs aSpRsW MENEELY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

~ Commercial Circular Foreign Letter
Office. 63i w eu-strcet.-LETTERs will be forward
-. TO London Liverpool Have, South America, West In
dies and all other foreign ports by the earliest CONVEYANCE
ca aud Commercial information Of description pub
;;shed week Monday and TEuIsday mornings, at
IS e annum or cents per single number Merchants will
asd , OF the valuable publications of the day
lirE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

MRS. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth ST. Fashion
I've able Clear Starcher 50 slercer fifth door above
Spring Tcraton and Embroidered Dresses Lacss renc
Worked C.pes, Collars Sc made look elaa to
Shaw Silks, Nercoes Table Covers, Silk Hose, &c clean
ed III the best 2Tf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

cash at low rats will be paid. Good Lands, Titles
l4and locations will be necessary: App 10
26ft "A. P. SMITH. IS Liberty street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

lA TO LET-A two story House pleasantly SIT
- ue,ed with front and back pazzas, Washington
Brooklyn consisting OF 2psrl0rs with hand
some naptsls aud kitchen the hrst toor
oons bed rooms and pantries the I'd door with large
GARDEN stable house courtyard and rower
garden grape vines &c plan of House may be on
application TO HOLT OWEN, cor. Front AID Be,sunan-
nih2 2~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

AW CARD-JoHN NJ. DUFFlELD, or NATcHEZ,
Ais,ssippi will attend legal business that be con.
ided him the Circuit Courts of Adams end the adjacent
counties and the Superior Court, Of the State iayora-
bic professional connection Louisiana will enable him 20
attend to business IL the Parishes Of that State
Natchez. He refers
Grant Barton, Van Arsdec, Caldwell end
Rob. Cochran, agent foI Brown WaIrock,
Brothers x Co. Malcolm y CAM.
Sam. Cochran, Henry Laverty,
kzin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

T NJ. IRIMBLE, CARPENTER, Theatre al
= ley, between Ann and Beekman SIS, New York Job
bling Of DESCRIPTION executed the shortest notice and
on mo reasonable IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

COTTON WARPS-20 bales Nos. 10 to 25, As
~ bier $50 long very superior article for sal. By
pa Il MUM &PETTIBONE, IS Maiden lane
GTEAM POWER TO LET-Roonls 10 rent
~ win Stesn 70 Possession Dr. given Is, May
Apply 70 the Printing Press Machine and Saw Sls-
CntacIoly ~ AUG - Jeld q. f2i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

CHERlFF'S OFFICE-WM. H. BRIGGS,
~ Sheriff Of Westminster County and his Deputy, ISAAC
MADDEN reside Peekskiil, which place all official
communications should be addressed.
Pe.kskiII Eet a. lS;4 eff lme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

III COTTON MILL FOR SALE.-The Cooaer
E;;H Cotton Company, Dayton Ohio will sell al public
auction, the 18th day of May next their Cotton
Mill, with the Machinery within IL and such quantity of
gourd around may De agreed upon. The Mil four
stories high but Of brick substantial manner upoa
stone foundation foryto feet wide and hundred and
four feet long, with heehouse projecting from the body
of the building and situated immediately the berm bank
Of the Miami Canal, within few rods OF the centre of the
City Corporation Adjoining the Mill Picker House of
brick but during the season, high. The Ma
chinery consists of GS spnds and 80 looms with the
cubic iee pc. with fall ef Il derived from the
Miami Canal sndsr permanent lease from The State The
nal Of so feet; held II fee aud IS feet held Of The State
back from the Canal the head racr l3a feet: adio
which there is one acre md half Of ground bounded BY ,ree
ton less be agreed urou will be cod 70 the
purchaser OF the Mill. The terms Will ba ene-thrd OF the
purchase money down. ouehird year and t- remain
third sar, from the sale; the deferred payments 70
bear interest
Il orhcr Of The Srnrt hnIar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION are respectful
" Informed that have been made for the
,ensiye application OF Electricity Of Nervous Debi
" Prolapsu Paralysis Dmness of Vision, Scrofuous Tu-
nors Rheumatism either anler their notice that
OF Physician perfectly familiar with its u.eNo. Mercer
street. Office hours from l2to %. te24 I'm
THANDLERS WICK-S0OO pounds Chambers
~ Wick, for saieby hMUNN s PETTIBGNE.
2tf # IS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

% Esas,s STEAMBOAT ROCKLAND has re-
60. sumed her regular trips between Keyport and
New-York: Leaves Keyport Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays at II O'Clock A. MLeaves New
York Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays l2 O'Clock
(noon) until further notice fel5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

WTILDER'S PATENT SALAmANDER
w SAFE!-The subscriber is the o.ly authorized per.
the State make sell these valuable property rye.
and pledges himself the public that ali safes rnade
by him shall be equal 10 any tested tey having
exposed the most intense heat Dampusss hs bean
oyeEcome and they are now trarrartsa dy-all having
Cau5bs me! cesctor LOCK, which renders them the most
perfect article ever offered 10 the public
Those sh9 wsn 70 purchase article called improved
Saiana1cer safes imitation Salanaader Safes or Second
Hand Safes, made % C. Gayor trrd saia Gv him 10 be
rs roe ana os :eesnt hand safes Or furnished with
ing ar the lion Sale Warehouse and Factory OF
f6 In SiLAS e. HERRING. 1879 Water st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

= FUR SALE--h am Situated IN me tOWH
@ HARRISON WestcesteT County. 30 miles from NeiS
York 81 from Port Chester, and Fast OF White P ans,
road leading from King street t2 Pssass cGna tam
cultivation with buildings large and convenient with large
Yards shaded nth frr and ornamental trees and
we'll wateed with falling stTeams-said Farm lying
as handsomely any the county; accessible from the
cit7 daily railroad steamboats, and yments made
70 st the purchaser and ttle ndsdputabe For further
particulars inquire OF W. WILLIAMS 22 BoweTy, ghohas
viewed the prises and description OF the same
o mho 3w- ABNER MEAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

am well acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew Der
sua on previous the use Sandss Saapara and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced BY IT, and can there
fore endorse fully the above statement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

I'D FOR SALE ORTO LET.-The story brick
ETH dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar
No 24 West 18th between 9th and 9th Avenues
The above convenient modern built house in the
immediate vicinity OF three lines stages. Apply
No. l8l Broadway to William ]. Roome, corner Of 9Th
Avenue and 2lst streets.
Also be let frame stable the Of the above prem
ises on 18th street FIG I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

an the Nice of Eunice Woodruff have been brought up
b. her and know what she be Tor have mad
all the OF her through her sic ness - ,>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
REFINED SUGAR

REFINED SUGAR
RED q E D IN PRIC E.
yE7OOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date
~ offer their Standard" DOUBLE REFINED So
CARS at the following low caSh prices VIZ:
Loal II pound Whsn less than packages
Crashed II do do }puIchased hall cent por pound
Powdered II! do do additional.
The above packed as follows
Loaves in Boxes OF 800 pounds
Crashed in Bbs. of 200 do No charge for packages.
Powdered in do of $50 do
Apply the New-York Patent Sugar Refinery, CT
South and Montgomery al SO Vail ST.
y. B. Orders Of the city must be accompanied By
mjttance. mil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

Cd % AND 81 5O.-A superior article of
gr4 90 Broken, tgg, Stove and y ct size Coal douby
screened al s. as and small at 81 so per free of
age from the yards 2j West street. corner Franklin North
RIVER and corner Fifth and Lewis East River Orders
r. ceved al the Sugar Refinery, 2S Leonard sreet-throush
tho Despatch Post, and 1T both the yards.
mh2 lw. TYLEE & NIAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
IN in connection his Associates Washington, for
the Claims against the General Government Of
the United States.-SO s. Wallst. NewfOrk ul6 Il
DAVID B. OGDEN has resumed the practice of
Dhis profession lis Office is at No. New street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

DEFINED SUEAkS.-R. j.. y a. STUART
selling the various qualities OF he refined
Sugars quantities Of five packages aud upwards low
cash prices .ry ot,e: refinery.
The Sugars packed follows, withou. charge fo
PACKAGE:
ioayes in boxes Of 200 lbs.
Crushed IN barrels of $50 lbs.
Ground, in barrels of $50 lbs
Apply al the Refinery 2a5 Gresnwish street corner OF
Chambers Orders OF the city be
BIZ remittance II #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

!; Have YOU hed1u tssS AsC"Ss IL Sou iio'c
not Just 8 broadway Reade street and you
viii Jher, that the most important discoveries have
revolution medicine. and cannot f. 10 produce the most
mankind nothing less than the health and happiness OF the
human family Diseases of the most Formidable chsracte
which have long bated the wisdom Of the faculty.
fary brough; within ;Ae control Of medicine. Even
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mh2 7t~

.D Lots tn Wnliamsbtraf2 r sale.Isix eil.
Si6ie BUILDING LOTS Of size, located the main
Thorcus hae East from The South Ferry led by new
ana good buildings Thew vii be sold cheap close
persk:p Apply 2 j. FL ii II Nsssaust New ork, or
IN evening his residence in Williamsburg ie29ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
"a aSI WINTER ARRANGE fsazssssss
.zz1HH<As.,1MENT FOR ALBANY! VIA sssahissasAss
$500 IDGEPORT AND HCuSA. esssssss IN
snd WESTERN RAILROADS.&C.

Daily, Sundays excepted.
Passengers for Albany by this Route will take the new and
elegant Steamboat NIMROD, Capt Brooks which leaves
ING March D. at 6. o'clock Bridgeport thence BY the
Housatonc Western Railroads. without change OF
baggage crates Albany arriving evening at o'clock
Fare through S..
q For Passage Freight, apply board, at the OF
fee foot of Liberty-street-(1 NJ. Perry Agent. MID
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE GREAT ROBBERY AT ALBANY.
Mr. VIM. Fl. Mckee. Of Salem, Washing
ton Co. was robbed often thousand dollars
at the City Hotel in Albany, Friday
morning last, under the following circum.
stances. Mr. Mckee arrived in Albany
from this city in the morning boat, stopped
at the City Hotel, and seeing no one in
the bar-room, hung up his carpet bag,
containing the money! and went directly
into the dining-room, where breakfast had
just been served, and when he came out
from his breakfast IN about fifteen min.
utes, discovered his loss and Immediately
offered reward of $500 for the recovery
OF his money. This reward was after
waxds increased to $4,000. The police
officers have been on the alert to secure
the thieves and the reward and on Tues.
day officers Stuart and Walker arrested
John Daily, and female named Eliza
beth Haason, and recovered the bag and
$9l99 of the money. They were about
10 depart in the afternoon boat for Provi.
dcnce but The boat had leN quarter OF
40 hour before they arrived at the place Of
starting.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27
N @ I'll G E s g.
Antislavery Mass Meetings.

Orren Shipman from N. Y. will attend Anti
slavery Mass Meetings at the following places.
Windham County,
Rockingham, Monday, afternoon s. eve. June "a
10tcnshend, Saturday, ;, 20
Wilmington, Monday, d" July
Guiyford, Tuesday, i" q" 2
Who. in the above towns, will Immediately
make the requisite exertons, announce and cir
culate the notices of these meetings rely up
on the vigant and the true hearted. The friends
may expect preaching in behalf of the oppressed,
and addresses or discussions on subjects connect
ed with the advancement of our enterprise. May
we not, at this crsis,'' of our cause, have such
gathering of the true hearted and unshackIed
friends of the slave, in these counties, as shall in
spire the Vt. Aboiitionists with courage, and our
enemies with disnay! Remember the slave ia
theirs, and sons,-the slave mothers, and daugh-
ters of the South, and go then, one and all to the
meetings with united effort and earnest hearts,
and we will battle for the millions, trampled and
crushed
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27
Fire Insurance Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that the an
~ nual meeting Of the Rutland & Ad-
olson Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will be holden at the office of E. June in,
Brandon IN the County of Rutland on
"Wednesday the Sd day ofJuIy next at one
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose
of choosing Board of Directors for The
year ensuing aud the other necessary off,,
GERS of the Co. and for the adjustment of
losses and making the necessary assess
ments therefor, and for the expenses Of the
Co. for the current year.
ms Office Brandon June 5th, 1874.
By ordet Of The Directors
F. JUNE, Sec.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27

The Liberty men of Washington county, one
and all, are invited to assemble in Convention, at
the Free Church in Montpelier, on Wednesday,
July I'd. at 10 O'Clock. forenoon, for the purpose
OF nominating ticket for the State Senate, and
also to confer freely together upon the prospects
before us-to adopt measures for disseminating
Liberty principles throughout the entire county
We are happy to be able to announce that the
Rev. JOHN PIERPoNT, of Boston, will Adde'S the
convention. Let the friends of the cause in each
town, see to it that the notice is thoroughly cir.
culated. And let there be such a rally of the
men and women of old WASHINGTON, as shall sat
isfy the mnions of slavery, that the heart of The
commonwealth thro5s for Liberty.
By order of the County Committee.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27

holder and blood stained duellist for Presi
dent leave with himself, his religion ant
his church 10 determine. Every Anti
Slavery Society has been constantly oper'
aling against, and opposed to slavery. Th'
Colonization Society, on the other hand, in
the words of its leading advocate, (and fol
a long time its Presidency Henry Clay has
nothing to do oith slavery.' They are as
much opposed 10 each other as light to
darkness. And yet John Conant informs
usthe belonged 10 both, but was opposed &c
many OF the sentiments and doings Of the
And-Slavery Society! What remarkable
consistency!
When J. G. or any other person again
urges us TO vote for Clay on the ground that
we shall favor abolition by so doing l re-
commend to them to read the following dec
laralon of Horace Greeley leading Wing
Editor of the N. Y. Tribune.
Nobody asks support for Mr. Clay on the
Ire:ence that he is an A6olitiontSt or
FRIENDLY to d6oLition.'
am cautioned TO beware of cutting loose
from all that is conservative in our c0ontry
at this critical junclure.' AS though con-
seruatism should have any thing TO do in
the momenlous issue now pending between
the true principles Of Democracy on the one
side aud slavery on the other-in the nigh
ty contes, now wagng, not only here but
throughout the civilized world, between
right and power, truth and error. Conserv-
atism at such time and in such an issue
is guilt. He that is not for me is against
me is a great moral and political as we'll as
religious truth. 1t destroys conservatism at
blow. The day is approaching when no
shield of party can protect a man from the
consequences Of gross open and palpable
wrong doing-when every moral commune
ly will attach responsibility TO the act of
voting the same as any other moral action.
God grant that day may be hastened-for
we shall then see whether the hands Of
Henry Clay James X. Polk or any other
Shareholder and duellist will be 'strena them
ed by men fearing Him. | therefore eau
ton every man TO beware of, and shun con-
servatism and neutrality at the present crit
ical junclure. They are the instruments
used to palliate the deepest crimes and most
da inning sins. There is no middle way
between right AID wrong.
Yours for the Right,
INVESTIGATOR.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27

LIGHTNING. - Four young ladies,
daughters Of Mr. Horner, living neal Leb-
anon, Ohio, were instantly killed by
Zig htning on Thursday last. Mr.. Hor"
ner was severed y stunned, and his wife se>
riously injured.
A Correspondent OF the Charleston, s.
G. Mercury says;"I think it must be OBJ
vious 10 most unbiased minds, that the
true issue on the annexation of Texas, is
not so much the acquisition of that terrific.
ny, as the question Of slavery" True.
ANT1-DuELLING Society IN V1cKs-
BuRGH.-From the Vcksburgh Consti-
nationalist of the goth ult. we copy the fol-
lowing -
Our Anti-duelling and Peace. making
Society was completely organised on Mon
day. The constitution preamble and resA
oluions were adopted; Col. Henry w.
Wick, elected president, and N. d. Cole
man and w. S. Bodley Esq, vice presi.
dents. A great number of persons i'm
mediately signed the constitution, and we
will convince the world that all the citi-
zens OF Vicksburgh are not cut.throats,as-
sassns and murderers or their advocates
Mr. Polk, the democratic candidate for
the presidency, was born in North Caro-
lima in 1895, and is now in the 49th year
of his age. The original name of his an
cestors was Pollock.
Mr. Dallas was born on the 10th of Ju-
ly. 1892, and is therefore ia his 52ud
year.
The American Bible Society have
made grant of English Bibles and Tes.
tamen,s to the schools for young siares in
Santa Cruz Don't be alarmed, reader.
Santa Cruz is not in the United States
Our slaves are not supplied by our Bible
Societies.
A Beautiful Idea. AS to Daguerre-
types, "a woman's heart is the only plate
for mans likeness. An instant gives the
impression and an age of sorrow and
change efaces it not =
NOT LONG Aco.-OnIy forty years
since Robert Fulton requested the use
Of the Hall ofRepresentatives, to deliver
an address on the use Of steam for pro-
polling boats, but was refused-the CAS-
sembled wisdom OLA nation. deemed the
idea too absurd for the consideration of
reasonable men.-P0rtLand Tribune.
The famous letter which Bishop Hughes
made a peg to hang his letter to the
Mayor upon, has come back from Phil
adelphia, with the endorsement Ono
such man here" Mayor Scott Of Phila-
deIphia, investigated the affair, and found
that the murdered man whose brother
the assasinating letter purported to be-
written by, had no brother who could
possibly have written it-Jour. Of Com.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-27

MUTINY AND MURDER ON THE OCEAN.
The New Brunswick papers give an
account of a most horrible outrage com
miued on board the Eoglish barque SaIa-
din, on voyage from Valparaiso. The
Saladin left the latter place about the 9Th OF
February, with crew of II men, inclu-
ding officers,and Captain Fielding and
his son, a lad Of fifteen years Of age, as
passengers.
A part Of the crew were excited 10 mu.
tiny BY the arts Of this monster Fielding,
the Captain Of the barque, the two mates,
and such of the crew as did not join in
the plot, were murdered and thrown over.
board. This was on the night ofthe l4th
of April. Fielding assumed the command
OF the vessel, and caused The fire arms to
be thrown overheard. but secretly reserved
some for his own defence. This the crew
ascerlained, and the knowledge OF this fact
together with some other dark hints that
there were Two many on board, caused
the crue to throw him after his murdered
victims. Ills little son was also thrown
overheard. The Saladin Was wrecked,
the crew imprisoned, and two of them
turned Queens evidence.
The motive that led TO this murderous
scene was avarice. The barque was rich
ly laden and the plan wes 10 seize the
vessel, run 10 the ST.. Lawrence, land and
divide their plumber,