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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

BOARD OF TRADE.

RMlTrEE On COMMERCE FOR July.
RhuEL NEEL. JAMES BAKER
K " HARDING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

EARM FOR SALE-The subscribers offers
Il for sale valuable farm containing III -
acres well watered-a lnnlng stream through
each fed-lays well for cultivation, and IN a
high state of Improvement, under good fencing
There Is about 50 or 30 acres cleared land, the
balance well tlnbered. A good and convenient
,yo story dwelling house with a back building,
With other our houses AID never failing sprng
Of water near the kitchen door There Is an
abundance of fruit trees, consisting of choice
enpraftea Apple, Peach, Plum Cherry &c.
The above farm IS situated mile west OF ) I
Clairsville on the National roae, and l-2 mile
from Iloydsyle, Belmont county, Ohio. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. WIS fH oh, OF u
INN OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


ME Course OF In-trnctun VIII open, here.
toiore on the first Monday OF November and
close on the last day oil Febtdary, under tbs follow
ing new arrangement:
BENJAM w DUDLEY, NJ D, Professor oil
the Principles and Practice OF Surgery
WIN II RICHARDSON, NJ b. Professor OF Ohse
tries mud Diseases oi Womnn mud Children.
TIlOS d MITCHELL. NJ d. Professor Of Mate
II Medea and Therapeutics.
ROBf PETER, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry a
Pharmacy.
LOTAN G WATSON. NJ D, Professor of The
DRY aud Pracice.
JAMES NJ BUSH, NJ D, Professor of Special &
Surgical Anatomy.
LEONlDAS NJ LAWSON. NJ D, proe ,sor ol
General and Pathological Anal,my and n ysIoloeY
ErlIELBERr l. DUDLEY. NJ b, Demon.lraor
Of Anatomy.
The charge for The several Tickets is her to
FIRE. are also The Terms OF Graduntnn. 6 cd
boarding aud lodging, from two to thr dollars per
week. For further parc1lars letters may be ad
dressed post pald) TO
THOMAS D MITCHELL
July 9-2w Dean II Faenhy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29
An SPEECHES OF HENRY

4 10 subscriber has for sale a few
N | beautiful ednion Of the Life and
NJ '''h heHry Clay. IN two volumes
lao,, ,'sl ~ DmleI Mallory. This edi.
=, .s ,','ec' likeness Of the rrea, States.
neen,.''' "'i'er beautiful Engraving, on
"a, me Cumberland Road Monu-
-. and The Birthplace Of Clay &c. &c
Jo3>9 printed aud bound IN superior
s ,uN iiASWELL. Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

NELLoR 10. just renewed Graham. Nigga
VI zlne. Lady- d.; Ladies National do: nnl
{. dess Lady's Book Tor August, each filed with
spctdld Engraving, fa,hlnn Plates az. July -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

SPANIsH SOLE LEATHER-IlO0L LII. BEST
y Baltimore Tanned Spanish Sole Leather M
sorted weights a very superior article Ju,i reed
and ior sac nj The lowest market srce. at the Sign
NJ the lG RED BOOT.
Jun 3 SANrI MCIAIIEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

cPELLING BOOKS.-JOlNJH ASWELL,
= Union Street Wheeling, has just published new
editions OF me United States Primer and lhs United
States Spelling Books, which he OILERS 10 Country
Merchants on reasonable terms, either lor Cash Or
R,o. The reading lessons IN these Books, hive
teen selected by compeeHt persons. and lhe pnnl-
ing has been executed on large distinct type
Ga.b mid f,r Rag. July %
U1OYS' LEGHORN HATS; Mems dos 80 doz
ID Palm Hats, Just received al
D,y3I JB& r B MARSlIS..
FEW niece, olBARAGES "a new atiirle) at
n may 20 MA"siiS
NOACu LACE-A beautiful assortment OF
u Cuacn Lace aud Jher rafrnse lrmmlnes, q
OFT d GREERS
n>ANNER's OIL-2o Bds IN fen order
u ~ g'' . CRANGLE BAlLEYs,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
Great Clothing Sale at Louisville

A STOCK OF $50. 900 TO BE CLOSED OUT.
IN A FEW WEEKS AT WHOLESALE g.
RETAIL
n tHE subscribers, having concluded to con-
l. centraie their business in New Xork, are
dssirou OF closing ont their immense stock of
fall and winter Cloihing in a few weeks. To
effect the above purpose they will sell at prices
merely TO cover carria ge. This is the larges;
single stock ever brought TO this CITY entirely
fresh. every garment manuia ctured this season.
consisting in part, Of
300 superior light blue Mackinaw Blanket
coois, cloth lined, imported by themselves
quo light blue, second quality, do do
300 common green do do
100 superior do do do
500 piIut and flushing Frocks, Sacks and Over-
coats;
80 superior drab Firsmen's Goats;
20u double millrd Tweed Frocks & ogercoate
1900 Tweed, cloth, %sltlnet, cane and cassimeI
Sacks;
200 black, blue and medley colored Dress &
Frock Goats;
100 French black, blue and medley colored
Coatees:
rs circular Opera CIoaks. lined with cloth;
$50 black French doeskin Palelos;
ESQ black aud blue do
$50 Drawer clotti overeoats;
IS new style Tweed do
GOO superior plain, striped und plaid cassime
Pontaionus:
400 sa'tinet. jea us and I weed pan'aloons;
300 black saIn vss1s;
l.200 Cushnere, shawl, Valencia and silk vel
vet vests;
100 dozen shirts &c.
They call the attention of the public 20. THU
superior stock. aud 10 The fact that it must bt
sole in three. or four weeks, as they are deter
mH,td Ia take no good. hack.
DEVLiN & Co Corner Fourth & Main st
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

the naval cal; the third, the thief's or double
cat; and, lastly, the dreadful scourge of
Norfalk Island.I Out of a large district of
.convicts, amounting TO 80, 600, $4,000 has
been convicted and fogged, their flesh scat
tered, their blood spilled, their spirit broken.
lheil strength reduced, their life shoried, then
death miserable. Sad is the convicts funeF-
al--his grave is deseiIte in IFS misery; none
TO pray, non 10 pay ~naiure's last tribute 10
humanity but the wild sea bird, which sings
the requiem of the murdered exile. His un-
chained spirit has fed aloft--oscaped from
The degraded body that finds the solitary sea
washed sepulchre of the drunkard's child on
the distant strands of of Tasmania. The
convict is dead in law; he. can hold no prop
erty; you might snatch the bread out of his
teeth. No person need pay him any wages
though he has a ticket of leave. Col. Bre-
ton states: II nave seen him at work when
the Thermometer stood lis in the suu,being
about twice the hea. of our Summer day; The
sun burn ulcers on the back of their necks.
The gangs are, i'll the country, locked up in
square boxes, movable, like wild beasts,
sixteen in each box. allowing Is inches for
every man. Al Sidney they sleep in hulks
twelve in one large bench, all a mass of filth
Their countenances are demoniac, and
shocking to behold. Sometimes in the hulks
there are cells 50 small that they cannot lie
ON their backs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
NEW GOODS.


COPARTN EKSHilP.
r1AfSHE UNDERSIGNED nave TINS day asss.
- ciated themselves under the firm OF
BABCOCKS g. SHARPE, for the purpose o.
transacting a General Grocery, Crockery To
baeco, aud Produce business.
ELISHA s. BABCOCK.
CHARLES BABCOCK.
PETER SHARPE.
Evansville Feb. % ~. If
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
WHEN 1 AM GOMEZ
TuNE-"Long, long a go.".

TuNE-"Long, Tong a 60"
not a tear Ger your friends early bier,
When | am ~gone-when | am gone!
Smile when the slow telling bell you shall hear,
When ! am goRe-I am gone!
Weep not Tor me when you stand round my
gravel
Think who has died his beloved TO save
Think of the crown that the ransom'd shall have,
When | am gone-I am gone!
Plantiye a rose that shall bloom over me.
When | am gone-when i am gone!.
Sing ye a song when my grave ye shall see,
When | am gone-Ia am gone!
Come at the close Ola brlgt ummer's day
Come when the sun sh eds its las, lingering ray
Come aud rejoice that | thus pass'd away,
When | AN gone-i am gone!
Plant we a rose that shall bioomo'er my bed,
When an ~gone-Iam gone!
Breathe not u sigh for the blest, early dead,
When | am gons-I am gone.
Praise We the Lord that Pm fire. ell from all care
Serve ye the Lord that my bliss ye may share.
Look up on high and believe / am there,
hen | am gone-I am gone!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
TIE VOICE is HUSHED.
BY MRS. r. ,. NICHOLS.

The voice is hushel, whose seraph tones
Were wont to thrill the twilight airs
Ny soul no sw eeter music owns
Than that which hailed me nightly there
That voice IS hushed IN sabbath songs,
TIL at float through bright an geic spheres
To her a noiier task belongs
'Tis NINE 10 dry the startling tears.
The Ups are pale, that once gave birth
To words OF sweetest, tenderest love,
None brig hter gIowed upon the earth
None hiigter CLEAN m Heaven above.
How sweetly formed to- utter prayer,
How ike the deep, red rose ia hne,
Thai bloomed within her garden fair
Alas! that il hiss faded too!
The orbs are dimmed-Ihe stars that shed
Their softest beams ON those blue eyes,
From their family haunts have fled
To light a world beyond the skies.
Yet sill methinks wheH midnight holds
Its deep communion with the earth,
Those eyes look down through Heecy folds
Or white and blue, upon our hearth
That form is coid-no more I'll press
My lips upeu it's snowy brow;
What living streams OF tenderness
With her warm life have ceased to flow.
But see the throne in realms on High.
Where angels hymn one choral strain;
How 'mid the throng she glidetI by
The fairest of The chcrub train.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

Mixed uP.-At Massat, in France, on the Goth
ull., two females, mother and daughter, gave
btsth TO a male child within two minutca of each
other. The babies were put into one cradle
whilst the mothers were attended TO, and the
result was an impossibiiity to dating aisi which
was the uncle and whieh was the nephew.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

season. 1t will be more attractive then than
ever before, on account of the great improve
nents DIR. Croghan, The enlerprizing pFoprie-
or, is now making. New York Cly alone
will send her twenty-five hundred 10 his
place next season. Jane is the most pea
SAINT month forthe Northerners TO visit here.
Respectfully yours, W. B. w.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

TRIBUTE TO HENRY CLAY.--It is proposed in
Phi a~deiphia TO subscribe tweity thousand dol
lars 10 be paid tr Hiram Powers for a tuilteug.h
statue OF Henry Clay! This is TO -br placed In
some suita Bile place in the Guy of Philadelphia
A statue by the great Western sculptor OF the
arput Western orator will be a tribute OF genius
10 genius, wisely suggested aud most honora BILE
To those who aid IN the design. The New
York Tribune well quotes the words OF Whittier
written in former DAYS:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
.sIiE is NoTFALLEN."

she Is NOTFALLEN."
FALLEN! as we'll the tall
And pillafed Allegany fali-
As we'll Ohioss giant tide
Roll backward on its mighty track,
As he, CoIumbia's hope and pride,
Tie sIandered and the sorely tried,
In his triumphant course turn back.
He 1s NOT FALLEN! Seek TO bind
The chainle s. md unbidden wind;
Oppose t. e torrents headlong course,
Aud turn aside the whirlwind's tOrce;
But deem we not the mighty mind
Will COVER b before the blast oil hate,
o. quail at dark and canseiess i'll;
For though all else-b- desoIate,
Ii stoops not from its high estate
A Marrus' mud the ruins still,
He IS NOT FALLEN! Every breeze
That wanders DER Columbiais bosom,
From wild Penobscot's forests trees,
From ocean shore, from inland seaa,
Or where the rich IN n~gnolia's blossom
Floats snow-hke, on the suitry wiud,
Is booming Onward on bis ear,
A homage to his lofty mimi
A mead The fallen never fluid,
A praise which patriots only hear,
STAR OF The WEST! A million eyes
Are turning gladly unto him;
The slrin OF old idnlatries
Before his kindling light grown dim!
And men awake az from a dfeam,
Or meteors dazzling to betray;
And bow before his purer beam,
The earnest Of a be tIer day.
ALL HAL! the hour is Fastening on
When, vpiniy tired BY Siamler's fame,
! Columbia shall bchald her son
Unframed. vi ihous Il laurel gone,
AS from the a,mes of Babylon
The angle guarded Trad came!
The sianderer sla | he siieptIhep.
His spell snail i-aveIhe mlnds ut men,
And higher glory wait upan
The Western PATRIOTS future fame. =
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
HENDERSON PACK EFT,
FAWN.-

fGyfIIS new and splendid taat running Steam
err, having been built expressly for this
trade will ply regularly twice a week between
this place and Louisville. leaving Louisville
every Wednesday aud Saturday at 3 O'Clock
P. NJ. and Evansville. every Thursday . o'clock
P. NJ. and Sunday 8 O'clock P. 81.
Evansville Nov. 23d Att,
The propri eiors of the Steam Boat sFAwN,''
will put q new and beautiful Boat. the
aR EINDEER RS
in the same trade, about the first OF July.-for
model, speed and beauty, she will not be n
surpassed by any boat on the western waters.
W. Fl. STOCKWELL Agent.
Evansville. June 29th. 44-tf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
,HEAp CLOTHING sToRE-L&B. sKEL

CHEAP CLOIHiNGSIORE.-L.G G b. ShEL-
ILENGER. No. 60 Cotandt-sreer. and Of tultcn
mi Green csreet, respectfully notm their friends and
ingers visiting the OF that they are SCI ling
Oh Fall and Winter stock Of Goods very reduced pr
composing large OF coih pilot clo pah
beaver sack OF the latest style made
al y the best ken velvet CLOTH fancy vests; CLOTH
sImere and tweed gloves sHspeudeTs
omortables shirts tanIels drawers collars bosors &c
B-L i B. 5. also beg leave inform their friends and
discerning public that wing engaged Gu tts
hey have hand awars large assortment, OF Coths Cds
nere velvet and fancy V.stngs. which will be made TO or
s and warranted fit Mr. G NJ. Scrmgeuor supernteud
IN. Custom Department 90 Courtlandt street hose who
econumze would DO well call before gong else
hpse Every article warranted and all orders punctusly
.,t;eudsd TO.
Instructions ia cutting given by G. NJ Scrimgeour.
Jal5 Inn l.. & B- ShELLENGtR.
gHHE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
L make Surveys, Estimates OF and reports for Rail
ways, Canals Roads Docks Wharves Sustaining Walls,
Bridges cfevsry descriptions with plans ard specifications,
nd when required will superiuteId their execution.
Taey w measae and compute cubcai quantities OF earth
rock estms ha OF REMOVING the they Will
an and report the best mode Of rendering
pow. available and OF opening mines aud iuarres They
wall make drawings and specifications of Improvements IN
machines and aid inventors procuring letters patent; the
OF Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured Tor
requiring personal attendance Washington They
will for the sale OF Letters Pan Also Of Mills,
Mines Quarrles, Machinery, &c.
Address either of the undersigned at Meksnts tI-
change New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
,loGms WILLIAM r CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
seA FARM FOR SALE-Situated in til,

SSA FARM FOR SALE-Situated in the
township OF Wes,eld Essen County Neo Jersey one
said farm contains Of highly cultivated land with
good dwelling House and Barn and other ont build
inss Apple Orchard producing choice grated fruit; also
Tasp6eSnes berries curIants and goosb1rrss and
large bed of asparagus The place well supplied with
terwhich never fails There Is about l2 acres
WOOD IN wheat and the balance In W age This farm
will be sold cheap as the present about engaging In
other business sold BY the middle of March il will
then be lat for years, Inquire of j. STOUT,
TLASs Depot Ja2o Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

ITO IRON MASTERS or sale, Mill Sites
L in the immediate neghbolho0d Bituminous Coal and
tide water where such Coal aud Ore are found together
The communication complete wh hiadeph and EaltI
more by canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive
the property, and farther information, Apply 10 Archibald
Mcintyre, Albany Archibald Robertson, Phladelphla
to The Undersigned No % Merchants Exchange New York.
where may seen specimens Of the coal and aso
N Mn en-. N1 Y. ~. " r CASEY Civil Enginerr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ ofhsn
0acas to directed andidevered will 10 sale
Ihprsday the 29th day Of February next, at u 9eeek %
all the right M and and ra ?, Abmsr s Wh bad
on the day OF November the one tnoc
sand eight hundred and forty any time
Lot known number thirty one NO. 3D Orange STREET 'a
ale on the noheasery side Of said street-btunded so9n
easeTly by lot No. 49, norhwester!y by lot No. 81 saeN
being twenty-five feet from, by one hundred feet dep
Together with the appurtenances hereunto belonging on
any wise appertaining. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
FREpK. L. VULrEE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New-York, January II, 1914. III 1swss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
1t NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
February 3,h, 1874.

TT NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
SrH Packet OF 2st Feb.-The splendid well known fast
Capt Jno sail posityely above regular day
Shs has aGeommodaons unsurpasssd for Cabin Second
ling Slip} orto w. K J. r TAPSC OFT
i3 Peck Slip, cor Souh-st.
The Rochester will lsave Liverpool on the 9th of April
Persons wishing send for their friends can have them
brought IN her any OF the regular line sailing from
epcol th lst, 6th h 10TH 2s, and 26h of ech month
other charge Whatever all the prlncira towns IN
England Ireland Scotland Wales also be obtained on
chester, aud sa from New York 18th Feb from Liy.
erpool the ilth Aprl. 10
WASHINGTON ELlXlR.-A pure Vegetable
w Compound Natures God has secreed ia the yece
table kingdom safe and speedy remedies for III diseases
search for and discover these part OF man, allotted
toll" This we'll Known assertion OF Dioscodes, 0i the
profound OF the philosophers has received
another evidence Of truth and wisdom the discovery OF
called Godsend the afflicted, Ii enly necessary say
of IT. tha, huadredse best citz almost
magic power IN thoroughly curing that most OF all
FEVER AND AGUE--The Washington Elizir i. equal
Y eteacious the OF Cholera Morbus Billions Cholic
Darrh1a and Dysentery, Worms and Dyspepsia The
Washington E1ii being composed entirely Of Vsketable
substances Of course, perfectly smpe and harmless
thonsh uHequalled for the rapidy and yiror with which
CURED m eaecng radical cure of tbs above mentioned
use @ one oose having, not uneQuently, eaused psma
The Washington Elixir in en- yeor, con,,,;n, .,.,, ,;r
PIE PISGse difseqons for use may obained OF Dr.
w. ootGS, ~, ~ soTe1y. cor of Gand-st.; and of r. l..
Avenue A Gabsuden, 81 Sixth Avenue Dr. r. LegSett.
COZ ASenHe and n Sd ses, Burns 81 Ave
street; GUINNESS 1873 Sd Avenue corser li,h sre, IA
,eney, coInsr Bowery and Breoms street, Ceddiprton
peomas = Caan o. b. Wm ss Gsi
A. L. Lounsbury, Manhaitanyills: Dr. w G. Wood Hs,'
II I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO 43 IOHG-STR EET

ELLIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCK are con.
r. stently supplied with large and general assortment OF
PAPERS, suited all departments of the trade,
which ase the following: Hnbbards eoored Papers, ~
great variety; Boston Copperpate Papers, Of sueeno:
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers Clotes aud Carpet
makers Fess Boards; Druggists Hardware and Cloth Ia.
per; Binders ard Trunk Boards SheathGg and Wrapping
Papers Sc Sc.
Tapermaktrs supplied with all kinds Of stock AID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
New York, January 20, 1874.


I ULENEE FUR COLD N THE HEAD
~ AlTays safe and eteetpal 1t instantly relieves the
biY OF breathing through h- nostrs aud the burning
remedy for BE9qshts and chronic hoarsee made and sold
by ). l. I0DDlN GI9N Druggists, 225 Hudson st coz
70 Astor House. Jas Aspiqwall &c William + r.
and J. Meakm, 5ll Broadway Price Is cents box
ial6 lm*
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
rFor the N. Y. FreenaHs Journal
THE PRESENT.
.ncnsrus sHEA.

VIZ NAV build historic rhymes,
We m NAV rouse the slumbers
os the I glorious by-gone times
- VIII, M harmonious numbers
We NAV rest in Fancy's bow'rs-
Dream mid visions pleasant
But for us the living hours!
The Real is the Present!
Earth is now a battlefield
Where our foes are stronger;
Rut the men who ,oiA not yield
They are slaves no longer:
Tbey are freemen from the hour
They proclaim the charter,
Men pride and men of pow'r-
Conqueror or Martyr.
In this age when mind is free,
Eagle-plum'd and bearing
Upward, and the bright "Io BE"
Burns with lofty daring
Will not Erin too arise
And her bondage sever,
Plume her pinion for the skies,
ana DC lIct loA CFSA
Ireland! well know that thou
Once held'st royal station
Golden crown upon thy brow
Empire in thy nation.
What Of that? the tyrant binds
Prelate, patriot, peasant
Up and rouse thy master-mlnds-
The Real is the Present.
They, who dar'd thy rights proclaim,
And thy pulses quicken
With the pure Promethean flame
They are downward stricken.
What had they to do with Right
What with rebel Reason?
Knew they not the first is Might,
While the last is Treason?
But the God of Truth sublime,
Though he s3ourgeth slowly,
In His own allotted time
Willlift up the lowly:
And our Island of the West,
Bursting gives and prison,
Yet shall stand with plumed crest,
Chainless and uprlsen.
Deem ye not your duty done
Tyrants ruling o'er ye-
independence to be won
Victory before ye.
IT is duty high and grand,
And its path is pleasant =
IT is to free your native land!
Up and seize the Present
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

SHERltF'S SALE.--By virtue OF a wrlt Oh hsl. .,h
~ acas TO directed and delivered wi expose -
on THURSDAY, the foureeath day OF M1TcS n a ty Il
New York ali tho rght tte ana interest Of John
which he had the sixteenth day OF April one o.
aud TO all that CERTAIN lot Of Land and ths.
erected situate the Fourteenth Ward Of the Ciiy 3, Sse
Ysrk known as number four hundred No 4OG) IL
street and distinguished on map Of the Of Nlese. ss
Bayard made by Casimer Tn Goerek. formerly Cy ns
In front and rear and Hundred and SIX feet deep OF
westerly sde and ore hundred and twelve feet three s
deep on eastery sid; together with the tenenen
redltaments thereuno bel0nging-Dated New OK
g. lS4i. WILLIAM JQNEo:: 1a Ian
FaEDERIcE l.. VULTEE, Deputy Sheriff. jaA a"''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

TWO CAPITALISTS, ASSOCIATIONS, OR
l EMIGRANrS.-25 600 acres of well selected Land in
the of Marion, Lewis Clark Rails and Shelby in
the State of titles nSputab!e-henS
lands selected seven yea and aiming all the varieties
timber and prairie They will b. disposed of the yaa-
aud Indiana State Bonds taken therefor Also AZ 600
ofk land in McKean county Pennsglrania near the
will be disposed of and Pennsylvania State
Stock received par.
Apply to Thomas L. Anderson Esq., Palmyra, lssoari
John K. Goodmap Esq Stock agd sxchanse BaLoksG s
w Wooduf * Goodman, Counsellor al Law,
y S8 Cedar street, New York. Jazz cod 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

ORDERED, that all the creditors of Thoms:
any they have before me, the ath day of March nett
o'clock in the forenoon at my Office, No IT Nassau in s
should be made and s be discharged from his ts
pursuant to the provisions Of the statute Cor the dschae
nsovent from ms debts Notice of which is to be publss
for 10 weeks IN the state paper and in the newspaper pntdn
the city Of New York entitled the New York Tnbugss
Dated tae 10Th day of December 1873 r. A. TALMADGc,
dl9 ia"low Recorder Of the city OF New Yofx