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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

Extrac!, from Speech of Hon ] G.. Cal
houn delivered in the Senate ofthe Unit
ted States on the 5th day of May. 1884
Gentlemen ought TO reflect that the ex-
tensivc and sudden revival Of these names
IWhg and Toryl could not be without
some adequate cause. Names are not to be
taken or given at pleasure there must be
something to cause their application to od
here Ii 1 remember rightly it was Au
gustus, in all the plenli:ude of his power
who said that be found ii impossible to III.
iroGuce a new word What then, is that
something's What is there in the mean.
ing of WHIG and Tory, and what in the
character of the times. which has caused
their sudden reuiUat as party designations,
at this time take it that the very es-
sence of Toryism. that which constitutes a
Tory. is to sustain prerogatire against prlr-
itege; to support The Executive against the
the Legislative department of government,
and to tenn to the side of power against the
side of Liberty, while the Whig is IN all
these particulars of the very opposite prin
ciplesl y These are leading c6arIcteris
tics Of the respectics parties. Whig and To
ry and run through their application in all
the variety ofcrcumst&nces, in which they
have been applied either IA this country, on
IN Great Brian"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

HThe locoiocos of Holly Springs. as
sembIed in the Court House on Monday
night last. and formed society. to be called
the Holly Springs Democratic Association.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

An Apprentice wanted a. ,hi. Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
BELOW,
Two ships unknown. Wind w w.
DISASTERS.

The brig Washington Barne, Appleton sailed from Para
the 27,h and the river the 29h u for New York On the
morning the 22d inst Cape Henry, bearing W 7om'lss
in severe h storm, contact with the Schr
Bahama Capt from Baltimore. for Bedford, laden
aud the b.gs bowsprt and ibboom passing
through the the scI samdshs several times
which caused her :, founder in th,ec hours.
The brig also left sinking CONDITION, lost bboon
sprung head the oremas lost all the rails and ohevus
opened all the paks 9midsps started Oft four pianks foot
Capt Appleton made for the port and reached hs
Egg Harbor the morning of the 23d inst The hives of
those on board sch werssved by jumping of the bow
spirit on the deck OF the brig they tive In number
The British ship John Deunson, before reported lost
Cape Antonio, with her consigned 10 Nles>fs
James Reed Co Mobile The consisted OF salt and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
SERVINGS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.

Is now universally admitted 10 be certain
4specic for Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections Weakness Loss
of Appetite Debility &c Physicians psscnbe 10 their
tleuts gentlemen who have experienced III curative effects
gratefully recommend ladies' have derived the greatest
benefit from exhibition and other complaints
epcurrs restored te thar appetite sud the weak aud feeble
Etrong aud vigorous Health the poor mans rchs,
the nch mans BLISS, has, through It, influence. been
tended all classes aud ndtops-mechanies aud manu-
turers merchants aud bankers lawyers and rtnes pio
pliers poets aad planters have all Dec" cured by this medicine,
their crtcais and recommendations satisfactorily Prove
Yq thoutnds upon thousands ySho daily sutetrs
torture both o mind and body from the above ennltHt',
whcB lnttlls HE remedy offered them M sster
Cordial, which prepared by g. &, SEBKlNti, and
sold AT his office Not Murray street Il6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

ERENCH p OLISHING PASTE.-This article
4 combination Of elementary substances having strong
affinity for each other which unite and form compound Alto
gther its oh.acsr The bGancy and durability OF
the polish impas the delicate article OF furniture
such mahogany rosewood ebony Italian marble also 20
carriages patent leather, military caps &c is unsurpassed
Its application easy, requiring little labor TO r. store -
article 10 lis original beauty, For sale by A. B. SANDS
CO. Granite Buildings. 27J Broadway, comer Chambers 81 ;
also by A. B & d Sands 70 Fulton 81. D. Sands \ I o. n
East Broadway. prICe y cents. INNS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

MERCHANTS about establishing new llIms
lFl are requested to peruse the following CARD:
The subscribers having b:rn estabished for nunbeI Of
wears and being practical SIGN AND ORNAME.N AL
PAINTER would acquant Merc and Others that They
have concluded reduce their CHARGES 9r cash ony
so PR. CENT BELOW their former PRICES.
> All work executed By them to be IN their well known
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACKERMAN x MILLER,
iai2 3yn- No. 1913 Nassau Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ia FOR SALE-A House aud LOT, pleasantly
e Il located ~ Huntington. l. Ncrhpott on cl. al
-s-ed aHd commanding ground overlooking the hirhor
bay and sound about 20 rods ro the dock andug
which place packet plies 10 aud from Newly weekly snd
in the immediate nsishhSrhood Of church. school
house and mill, and about miles frem route
that connects with the Railroad daily The lot
front BY 100 feel deep The House feet front BY %
feet deep aad and attic front and
with fire aces aud cellar rooms with ciscrn thar be
both the ground noor; with iire places on
the % floor and flushed attic bedrooms The whole perni
enclosed with apckst fence Title indspusabe aud
possession gwen mmed eiy For farther particulars inquire
Of Joseph Ned, % Division street, between and O'clock
r u Capt. Sslah BunCe board of soop Vcto
OivSr between "Wednesday aud Thursday each
,fets. ar Il E. w. WOOD, No!ihpcIt
NoThiort, March 7lh, ISii. mJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

julius Liverpool Il y Peck Co.. Massachusetts,, Spear,
Brigs Nsuyitss, Mcfarland Neuyas Nesmith Nelson
Nephlus., Franken, Amsterdam, Burap Hunter OHIO.
Davis Orleans; Camilla Nleadai Apaachicola fo't *
sehrs Manchester, North Richmond Allen Payson j..
ma March, Antigua, G. Waker;\Renzi Benson, Marble
ARRIVED.
Ship Liberty Norton from Liverpool, Feb. 49, with ze
TO Post Philips. Sailed III company with packet ship Co.
lumbus Cole, for New York. Experienced heavy weather
Big Rsbsccs McGuss, of Robinson 20 days from Quay
Son Lett bsks Don Juan Sanford unc; Pantha. Nichols
loading for York IN few days. bss Rival Jewitt for
Geo Warren, hence for Charleston adays out.
a @h osaood snd aoss to Baneo Lett
Bridgeon Adams dischs the only Am vessel IN port 18Th
beating through the 18TH oil the Mora spoke ship
% S5" LGSd2n III ayi
Fayal, with IRON 10 Boofman Johnston Co s.,,o,
via Fsyai viii IRON to Boo1man johnston Co.
Brig New Jersey Brown days from Savannah with cot
IS Sa days n ron Guay% 5 with
us hhds 40 do bep De toste ESQ Co. INST
Big sellm. Duneam IS days from La Gqayra with 1857
Left brig Michigan. for Boston, in days passengers
With Ma A .d S FEB SsH T
weather got Florida Reef obliged to discharge
pst OF s raEd. TO st aa
Brig Canary Baker, of Dennis, 20 days from the Baize
Florida with and nuts TO 5. w Lewis goth
inst lat 81 long IS 20 spoke brig Sherer, of Thomas
18th lust off Cape Florida saw BRIG Argo OF Portland steer
ing y T..
Brig Malaga Morison days from Cardeuas, with moia
ses f.. d. Morgan
Schr Ceroll Cosson days from Richmond, with coal
the Captain
Sch Perseverance, Lewis days from Newbern, N with
naval stores, to De Peyster Wh,tmarsh
Sch Pt,ebe Eliza Osborn, days from Alexandria, with
flour Sturges y Chairman.
Schr Select Johnston, days from Newben, n {. with
naval stores TO Depeyster Whitmarsh.
Schr Excel Davis of Phad from Jacksonville, and DIS
from Charleston, with hides to j Eliweil
Schr Phoebe D. Osborn, Alexandra, with Hour, &c 10
Sturges u Chairman.
Schr Fortune, Bassett, Folly Landing, oats.
Schr Leo, Smonson. rhomaston, lime.
Schr Autias. Stanley, Thomaston, lime
Schr Hydapsy Thomaston, lime.
Schr Emeline Bath, lunber.
Sch Thomas H. Benton Meeker Philadelphla with salt.
Schr Rebecca Abigail Hunt, Philadelphia, with salt.
Schr John Richards, Smith, Philadelphia, with coal.
Schr Aighlaudsr. Ryan, Phlads pha, with coal.
Schr Active, Hicks, Philadelphia, with coal.
BELOW,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
OFYIcE or THE RECEIVER or TAIE,,l
Old Aims House, lPaTk.)


Old Aims House, tPark.l
PURSUANT to the 9th Section of the ID Ani.
Gle of the Act Tor the collection Of Taxes the CITY
New York" passed April Is, 1913. Pablo notes is hereby
all persons Who have omitted 70 pay their Ies a
the same required be paid my Office OeOrs
the first day OF April next.
On the Taxes of lGi3 which may remain unpaid the n
FIST day OF pr next interest the OF " l,
annum will be charged calculated from The ih day of Oce
Der last 10 the day on which the same he PAID.
On all Taxes remaining unpaid The 18th Of April ne
TO levy the same by distress and sale of The
goods aud chatteS OF the g-Tson assessed.
mh2 tapl II. r kIERSTtD, Recover sr Tags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

GON OF TIE FOt NDER or Till TWyyw.
- SONlAN SYSTEM of PRtt TIC r. Is larntsd n lIg
Boone Nhcf. usual ySaBtrd 'u5 ltlvpf WITH
Chtosie Disease fGtun ftlri from 5rt ~
Thousands have calvi urou Dr. Ihnmfsun 1uung hr Faa
mouths 10 be satibyi Of his ski aud ability tto f1
and have interview host ~ documentary rsidsncs u
t6grhvt TgluniHnus for publication uHieTDI 1hd
rewards lonu SRotas 600 ot@r Ffntt lr saYe t
ftsrcfifr eases Asr ettfis iromii' Bns ~ htafe wed
rfassis id gold medal from Li.ss f3lil presented lHlt
I mas A seen ,J tht gfatsi iii ltHiemt street
h The sfk iust, tiudri5 tirtEH Efafis fl il Ffu
call. A bu0t with ti4te, l.iang I'll Htti#ias N
mtefsHi tis l.--ztttte ip.dtai lseH. h1 y tt5ut
.r4tFffiH call i5i tFgg ID a. tf.sF.Y ssa1t IsslAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Aea FOR SALE--A beautiful country resi-
:;R dence at New Rochelle, Weschestsr Co. The place
of about % of excellent land, all under
high state of cultivation with fine orchard OF grated fruit
full bearing a large garden well stocked with choice
fruit All the buildings nearly new, consisting of dwell
manner, barn coach house farm house &c The house ia
the of large lawn rounded by several hundred for
view of he Sound and within halt mile of the ,tran
boat landing, aud about the same distance from The yIeSe-
Apply TO i, Sh Y FL DV w w.
o,ys Rochelle,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
L of III. County Of New York notice hersby given all
persons having claims against NATHANIEL LENT late
OF the ci,v of New York eea erlan, deceased present the
with the vouchers Thereof the subscriber AZ his
No l9S Front street. in CITY oil New York, bsioe
the day Of August n-It Dated N-w ldE,
The twe.Iry- fourth day OF February l6A.
2of ltw6in GEORGE w. LsNl. F-S eu.gr.
DAGS AND CANVAS Vine lpi isIcd
IL wanted Tor cash al hianuscfgref>' ll.ues
yaaIQ su G4AVNT x gERRlE kSQN. ~ 9qaR S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RICHARDSON s. CDfs GEt.EiltA i.l4
AMERICAN PANAtEA

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ia For SALE-A Farm situated IN the town
e;W gtiaus"a. Westchrs5ef County, l4Wlr from Ne1'
Jvsa 3fk q from Fort h1ts and bastsi Nhlte "a fB
an the road iaiius from KIM street lprh1se epHtHHHe
$50 ot really ifs land desriiy good
cultivation, Nftt nldtsa large gd with i4E
yards beautifully sitait5 with tl and dfaamsti Trees M
well 'a'rIfi With never lHis Eia Barn isfs
cts iaN lF ritl st,.,alt tu3 Fss iFt'sat 7sfa
th purchaser tnd titiiedi1p8l tile Scr it1es
tlruiBrs lnIBtftas ~ WILLIAMS RI hrg
f3ffra t, pteiHtsss 4t .tsftgtssf 6l s7fHs
sF on tl .ft taiats aI iits PROPOSE
mhtl n,' 4BNtp MS AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

'TO IRON MASTERS-i or sale, Mill Sites
in the Immediate neghbohood q Bituminous Coal and
Iron Ore of the rstquay Penns lvanathe pom
to tide water where such Coal and Or found together
The communication complete with Philadelphia and Dat
by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
.hs property and farther information, apply TO Archibald
Nkantyre Albany 10 ALeAlbad Robertson PhIadephIa;
the undersigned No % Merchants Exchange New York.
where be specimens of the coal and aso
Mo 6m. " r. CASEY Civil Engine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

-, FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND We
s!;R CHANlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
LA OLE ICE.At this Office car be found gressr variety
OF property for sale for exchanges than other Office
this city, with diagrams and descriptions Farms, Mills,
Factories Water Pow Wild Lands, Houses and Lots IN
almost State the Union. Loans made
good city security Merchants mechanics wishing 10
change goods manufactured articles for good productive
property for valuable wild lands will fad their
Is, 10 negotiate through thu, Office All Business entrusted
our Will meet with prompt attention.
nj q A. I. SN!I II. 81 LIbeTtY-ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
Public Stock Exchange-March rs.
Passengers Arrived.

In Ae ship Liberty from Lire'p0ol-MT A. James aud
20 in the Storage -,
Inthe brig Ne,r Ie,seyJrot Sardanch-J n B.adick.W
Wood. 4. Kelley. j. NcNeal
In the brig Seiim from Laguayra-F. Braun Of Phede
phia D. Eeur, Of Warnock, of German M Cotni, OF Glib
In the big Florida from Horduras-Mr. Hunt, French
Cousul, Rev Mr. Walsh.
In the brig Mary from ngsto-Mr Vail Captain Hill,
MIR. Powell.
Passengers Sailed
In the ship CathGrne from Charteston-MTs. Deano,
child and servant Mr. Hass and child a. Deyant Captain
EalIo nd eiy;n thee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
nj FOR SALE-The valuable Country Seat.

Ia FOR SALE-The valuable Country Seat,
t:T known the Peters Place, Stuyvesal Landing,
of Stuyvesant Columbia County consisting
OF story house, 26 BY 49, well finished, with large
columns each end and wide piazza with all the
out buildings The house very pleasantly situated
looking the Hudson lver and surrounded with beautiful
fruit aud the grounds elegantly divided plots Tor
shrubs flowers, &c. The house wall built aud 6ll4d
with brick and delightful place for residence
fno disposed Of AZ pnvatc sale will he 'old gGblr
the City % New York, Thursday The 18TH Of
April, l8ti, At y O'clock. Fotrtrtlculeis apply 10
II. 6. ADAMS.
nh22 iw 10 William It New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

g@eFAKM FOR SALE-To be sold al auction,
Ssss April the 9Th, the premises By the Commissioners
appointed by the Orphans Court ote County OF Be
gen State of Newjersey small Farm, containing eleven
and treequafteI belonging the estate Of Henry j.
Vansau deceased situated the HaCkensack River the
township Of New Barbsdocs about fourteen miles from Ho
bOken On the premises good Dwelling House Barn, ard
al excellent Orchard of apple and pear The eartFen
ware business carried b. George Wokill aud it well
calculated for knaking that business carried
with success few years It has rented annually for one
hundred and fifty dollars For farther particulars inquire OF
ALBERT c. ZABRISKIE $40 GreenwIch-st.
or of HENRY BANTA, Commissioner,
nhI2. GOD + a mil q. Hackepsack, New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
ESassf3 Winter .4rraEg ement-On and after Wedpes
day ls SDys@esr the Cars on thus Read will
Leave Mostown quarter asr III the morning, and at
2o'clock in the afternoon
Leave NeYork at O'clock in the mornng aud in the
afternoon
Leave Newark at 10 clock the morning. and IL the al
Passengers by the morning 10 Morstown will arrive
there d, Ia O'clock whee STAGES VIII be IN readiness {" con
vey them Schooey Mountain w aShnSt1 Beidtrs and
Easou daily; SnccaSupna, Stanhope Newton Milford
and Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and To-
RockawAy Dover Sparta and Newton Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays each line the subsequent day
The for BsSkns Ridge viii leave evening the
arrival efthe aud return the time for te
first tram TO, New-lork
Passengers aud om Jersey ti,y without changing
Gu LEAVING the city the passengers Will deposit urt
baggage the tie Too; OF COutldnd-Strret, where
Ageut will BE- IN Attendance to receive a.
Passengers from Nprtlstpwn will arrive III Newark ~ ne
take the and taaA Tor Trenton aud th's
delphia.
THIS road hasts been recently rs-l1d with 1r heaviest
Rail complete fuauIlgs ost tl Ulsrs eoutni
dous and cs|dtens convey sf - d from NfSs York of
paSsrngtfa OF freight
The rates Of communications tor So tnnau
from Newark Nafstrstu, Madison. Chatham Be 81
the summit. go tr fi,lty sr. tnd So ~ Orange
psSssuEcrs have titeIg atfitd
1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

CE-SuFicicnil 10 Tie hdsyctIseinfn
ippearS the cnutry that only have IN. Ino
Of JoHS oStER y AftOTneyStfeet New York for sale
advertised ba, Also have the genuine
Cast Steel JOHN 7 CoNerRs, whcl, W. warrant all
specs equal # not superior. 10 John tongrt's.
And the said John touger has manifested 80 much fer
ins IN relation selling Tools that hH mab
deem eu Justice for the information OF the pnhc
that tr SAID John ongrt learned his trade w nc lthef 81
said John CougcT And As Tor pot The gn'itj Of The
Tools Rsla hy John T. tOnEef have abundance and
they DO not require the John ConErf - Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

7 EECHES! ECHES!-COnstantIy on hand,
IL received flesh every arrival large supply of good
size healthy Swedish and German Leces that Nlll bite
quick For sale By the Thousand, hundred Dozen and pat
up in turf SO as to transported with safety OF
the country.
L-.ches applied By Comyetenf person at any TINE
A. b. SANDS y co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
NIL 213 Roadway cor. Chamher ST. Granite Bulldlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

n
tH H4Me
4at
ts-f ftfs#a FH.s5f
s,rr csstftte fzsHtstHiHs tssf SssF
rHHss+ = - gstfFsHl : ihti $50 fft - s
sold la iiis s fi4Faist tt - t ttH f.-t =
spd m. sbeh .fs8
iIiu 5grn -af hIst ,Aialgts4fiB "A ~
81 iebtS due 20 hi. n htr
-liyrry ID m rr Belonging the sid debtor 70 x, ~
use and tr ,rasr o. any properly ~ vod D,s-
purpose whatever forbidden - itw ana arr YOU Er
February 2Sth 1914. g. p. CHAPMAN, AtofEErs t,tos
nhlg law3m -itt4tnI"- ----,|[
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER Or ALE Alive We,
DER H. WELLS, Suroaa;e OF the Goq hay;ag elar;
chester notice hereby gwen 70 ali e'ons H. Village
ag.iust the estate OF William Hayward late OF ,ns ,b sG
sing Sing in said County eessSfa, 70 pdsn s Ang.
traitor OF tie said deceased his place OF ,t~
said yill,se ON or befor- the fourth day Of eeP'r'
Dated frosuarv Z0th, 1874. ,,.gNttfnAEL
y lsYtR 's1~+'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Bs4 TO LET.-Part OF good house 10 let near
Eta Bond street. the advertiser having house arser than
family requires would like 10 st part to small
grown persons The house very pleasantly located with
Croton water brought in For further particulars uddrss
be hal. will be attended In2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

MA COTTON FACTORY FOR Satellite
ETA Ashland Factory situated at Hitchcock's Conu
price. The property consists of valuable power
about three Of Land Dwelling House Factory with IS
Looms, and all necessary PREPARATION, Tools, &c.
For particulars apTly 10 Walter Sherman OF A. Hitchcock
Armenia Union, \. Y. or to JAMES GRANT,
milo pnughkeenSln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

AsA TO LET-trom Isl May next, three
Ef;E story modern brick House. No Attorney street well
EAS.nished and in good order A line OF stages 70 Wall
greet Of which within 200 feet of the house
Rent $3.50 yer aununl. Inquire Of II. Nj Car
penter on the premises. of T. D. Brown, $40 Grand ST.
tnh2 re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Always haad, large vi 1Jfa
Cigars together with OF manufactured pi
Tobacco.
Sole agents ts CITY for Lsf,n chs celebrated Cascu.
dish Tobacco OF the -four brand which stands unvsed
IN excellence. JOHN ANDERSON d co.
nhi6 lm No. z Wall, 2l3 and 2I5 Duane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Composition of said Cocks be 10 OF. Copper Ii tin
and o. zlnc The okmanship be OF the best character
aud he approved OF by the Wal1 Puveyor Patterns osad
Cocks can be seen at the office
Persons wishing propose requested to call al the oce
before sending their proposals.
By order ofthe Croton Aqt: Committee.
JAMES A. COFFIN, President, &. a. Board
Gro. AIT Office March %, 1874 mh22 TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ira SUGAR HOUSE TO LET Or LEASE
:a A brick Building about 10 foe; square, high.
..lA. with windows every sde has been occupied
Sugar House number of years BE- had with all the
cessary utensils and fixtures refining Susa I'M
mediate possession will be gwen, Apply :the premises
and III Rose + 81 Waterst mills I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

AN A DESIRABLE PROPEKTY.-For sale
F!;G small place containing 81 Of Land with
- House and other improvements The place very
pleasantly situated in Clnonv'lle, about miles Of
Newark on the old Phade; a road aud within hours
ride from Nswl ok by the Railroad and stage 1t Le
srable place for person doing business the city for
retired gentleman. For further particulars inquire of
mhla I'm. WIN. HINTON, So Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

'olot -" (. - -, - W ~'o1i non i"' lounuS
Inh22 Inn CLSt.f x %. % West street.
HOOP lkUN-iIaIi to two inch Inclusive, a full
part which thin made expressly er
,rpnk and lock manuiaotaIeIS-For sale by
mh22 3w BLEECkER * opTHOUT.
DAGS-The highest market prices viii be PAID
: / n. ,a.a or all kipds u Rag, by
iohl GIN CYRUS w. FIELD No 82IAiSs SiiP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

IA=R To MANUFACTURERS-r be LEI for
s,;E years the and large three story
base nleut and attic brick building go feet inches III
front 81 feet deep lot 100 feet deep the moth OF
Sd aud 1it occupied piano fore lac
II desired will be altered four and dwell,
The May ArpX Natsr tnh23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

ri COUNTRY r ESlDENCE-W a large
;F and connections dwelling house situated i'll h-a!thy
Of the STATE Episcopal Church, and OF coI
yennt access the city all seasons of the year Apply al
loo franklin street, to WIN. II ONDERDONK,7 Nassau
SIR. mig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

L'RESH MINED COAL just received, and will
be sole the low price OF 81 per tom delivered
part the city warranted be the best .y of Peach Or
chard Stove aud Broken and Egg. Also Will be delivered
from the yard screened at 81 IS per ION
PETER CLINTON,
ja,l24 2m. cor. of King and Greenwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ EI5#fs s-eeua 7,nd platiufm spftr
stEts t.fesit piy tHatlS snqBife above
fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ship Liberty Norton from Liverpool Feb Is, with mdze,
10 Post Philips Sailed company with packet ship Co.
lumbus Cole for New York. Experienced heavy weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

ksA TO LET-The modern TWO story and at
E tic house % Second between the Bow
and Second Avenue finished with mahogany doors
crates throughout The Croon Will be introduced
desired Rent moderate Apply IS Second ST., Of Eel
lows, Rudd & Scuider, I Maiden Lane. mario w.