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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

fTNITEp STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, l75
I GiJ,,}rGy, Jp-.NdrS.-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention Of citizens AID strangers visiting
the CITY, % hjS splendid coiecCn OF paSuerseoyIe P0r-
rats SINGLE or in s-Uu,S. from To IL persons The
sane Plate which heauty aud accuracy O. telaea.ion
csnnoi bc surpassed fcgTsi;S taken IN al kinds Of
weather, either without the oOi0.S. Tic prices O..
Which ~ has rcieed "a these charged by The Ecst mex
Pcyic;.eed in he business.
The il..icslp Irstute l: Is l=.s exhibition awarded
Nj White tbs Premium for ;hc best DAUerreotpe
.lkcne>sc (o- grouping ad Scter eiecl which : ~:
another rrCot TO Tie superiority oi his Portraits.
ny White i sole agent in Newly the very sufe-
ror imported German Cameras and a. 10 OTHER establish
mcnt IL the city o. Siste can iiIeT be obtained
y Is. Imported German Cameras, also French and
AMERICAN Instruments OF the very bss- quality, With pla:cs.
Csses Chemicals po,ishiHs; materials, &c.
NJ. While Case Mandatory ooilE The largest and
most IelSiyc ~ The Uiel S;Ie nc >eualed (t.un the
quantity he manufactures SCI Daer-eo,ye Miniature
Cases 10 .er cent. lower taa any other house In he
rnion sis yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

SHEgIFF'S SAIE-By virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facas,
- ne directed and delivered, Will expose for sale on
saturday, the 22d day Of February next in the Vesbuc
Of the City Hail. o NJ ell the right title and interest,
which James B2ckurst Rad the 18th day OF APRIL lsil,
all chose certano,s pieces parcels Of lands situate, ~
gand being the Sorhwcsierly side Of the Eighth avenue
between Trty-seventh and Trtyeigth streets in the
late Ninth, Sixteenth Ward OF the City OF New-York
fyrc:1i, known a,d distinguished map entitled MaP
the division OF the estate OF Samuel l.. Norton stu.
ne Ninih Ward Of the City OF NcwYork surveyed
October thousand eight hundred ard twentyfour. By
David Ewen City sury yor, By the numbers following 20
Wit Numbers nineteen, S) twenty, (20) twenty one, t2D
wsnty-two, (22) the said mentioned lots and premises
contain tcge;her according the aforesaid map and run
ming in breadth IN front shh avenue ard ais, In the
rear NINETY EIGHT feet nine inches, and il length OH each
side hundred and togethe. bounded southeast
eFly Eighth northwestsry By lot known ard
distinguished The map aforesaid By the number iwen-
three 23) -outwesterly by lot humber eighteen s) on
said map norheiserly by Trtyi:ith street aforesaid
Together all singular the enements, heredita-
uets ard appurtecances whatsoever unto the said above
mentioned and described rcnses, In any wise apperain
belonging. and the reversiOn and reve sion renal
and IeIaild2rs reits, issues. and profits thereof
waf JONES, sheriff.
II. G. Scorr. DEPUTY. il Iaw6w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
AnnINEn


Ship Niagara Cole II days from New Orleans produce Ia
J,s s dir Ss 30 ss'a 3 B!ao% " e
BsTaae Wiliom James. tci Pro, Rl) Read u days from
Bs,ae, Pss.oa ii days from New Orleans. flour Bou-
nara"e susan Kelly day. from Aralaeieola, to
master ;, - -.
,h cSnec <. to i Corans Son. Lei; feate KaIitan
aud i 5 big Brmbndgc just arrived from the River La
B,lue IsstclIa tor Bath, Kelly days from AIaaehcoa
Bark Wabash. of (Boson) Talbot IL days from Apa,eh.
cola cotton 10 + lurbu Co. Sailed in co with ship
Hr, s.eriins Hamilton l1ys from Savannah cotton
panm D,non 18Th inst lat 81 exchanged ssnai' with
Brig Osioe Balstow from Rio de Jauero, Jan ith coffee
B brig Falcon PIT. days from Bermuda, in ballast to
Bfs virginia Talbot, days from Araachcoa, cOon,O
ss isjre Fltner Of fit,ston Me, 20 days fran New Or
le@as sasaT &c Z ,lc esp,an 20 ,. ,.,,, 90
hop n n,TCiS' Er siit &e to mlscr
rs Mariner. Staples. days from Georgetown sc. timber
seSr VSrmlor Seaman, from Baltimore. flour, 40
schr Americaq sy;!em, nadine. en- Virginia oysters.
Sehr ElS.Ortb Hsrkaess. Wiess ln NCwbera NC nav
Seii Anaconda. rallcrd Washington Nc nayo stores
schr John Wesley, Harvey, i.m Wilmington, Nc, naval
Se!a Florence smith, days from A,,knpas, sugar, aud
melasses, 10 Peek s Van Burger.
schr Himion rencld Alexandria, flour, to sturse>s
seHr Augusta Johnson Taylor wian.on NC aud ds
Schr Coulisr, Couch, Richmond flour
Schr Washington. Moofc, Suffolk. Shingles
sehr Pa,mc, ro%nsead Boston, ml,e 2 J Hunter
SchrJoshnN x Sands. Nirsinio.
sOhr Page, Chamberlain, days Im Boston, mdse to
ser Albert Lawrsnce, Nicekcr l,ys I'm Boston, n,,e.
schr Mary Pedsll. Way, y rlolk, oysters.
Schr Minerva, Smith, Norfolk stayrS,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
tlF. 4 FARM FOR SALt;-A handsome site ioF a

II1 4 FARM FOX sALF;,-N hands"na sii'' IoF a
XXX Country Residence pleasantly located Irnmbull,
e Fairfield County, Conn. the Bridgeport aud New
Milford Turnpike miles from the former plac, aud
within ten minutes walk OF the Stepney Depot the line Of
the HouSa0nc Railroad containing 0 OF Land well
prnportoued for Meadows Pasture Plough and Wood Land
aud m hi=h state Of cultivation with Dwelling House,
Store land Goods If dosirrdl Barn. Cier Mil Carriage
house Shed Wood house. and number OF Stabllns all ~
good rcfair The Building and 20 OF Lad vii! be- sold
reque-ted BY the purchaser SAID place good stand for
both Public House and has been used for rch
number wears The subscriber respectfully refer, TO some
City gentleman IN pleasant and desirable country
residence being abat i've hours raye from NeW ork by
steamboat and railroad ELISHA SHERMAN
Tnlrbu Feb. gtF 1915. ~ 2tDHthSl9hltW22d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Judge of Onondsga
ID County Courts, and Counsellor at Law in the Su-
preme Court-Notce i hereby given That an attachment
has issued acans, the estate Of Eah Croft Of Commerce.
State of Michigan. nonresident debtor, cn due proofs
made 10 the said judge &c pursuant TO the directions Of
the statu.e concerning attachments against abseondiEg
concealed or nonresident Debtors and that the will
he sold the payment OF his debts unless hc the said
Elijah Croft, appear and discharge such attachment, ac-
ccrtlns law within nne months from the first publ
cation Of this notice. and that the payment of any debts
due him BY residents Of this State and the delivery to
him his OF property within this State be-
longing niI and the transfer Of any such property by
him forbidden by law aud vohl.-Datcd Septem
Der 3Oth 1874. FORBES & SHELDON,
o5law9m Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditor,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

DY ORDER OF the Honorable Michael Uls!loefer. first
ID Judge the Court Of Common Pleas for the City and
County OF Yorknotice Is hereby given, pursuant to
tie provisions of the statute auhorsing attachments against
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
tic estate THOMAS j. HAWKS, resident OF the State
of Kentu KY and that the Will be sold for the pay
ent his debts he appear and discharge such az
tacment according aw, within nine months from the
publication OF this notice and that the payment ofany
debts due 70 him by residents this and the delivery
u him his use any property within this State be-
longing him and the transfer of any such property by
him are forbidden by law ard void Dated the I'D day
of Ar.ast lsI4 JOHN II. MAGHER,
au94 lavgrn Attorney for Airachng Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

E.cn \ FARM FOX SALE.->ituate on TIE road IRON
tf2& New Rochelle 10 White Plains, about equi-distan
from each, containing 80 acres OF land, all OF which
plough land excepting ten which wood land
Tie place divided b. lane, and is laid out into cohye
lent cultivation Al III. fences are OF stone, in
good orter and the grognG IL high state of cultivation
Tie buildings Ill OF good character and in order For terms
apply to $ Il. KENYON. on the premises or Of
Gg II j. ADRIANCI., Sd John st. NeIg-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

n The MATTER OF JAMES GEkdOND, ab-
seoadiny concealed D-btoNGtiee IS hereby ven
all ersou indebted te said james Germond, the above
mentioned sbsroudng coscealed debtor render
the subscribers the Office Of Clark / Paon. Ia
the Cts OF Troy. before the 18th day cf April next Of
al debts and Of noE owing b. such PERSONS respect
lively. and Iy the and all persons havia IL Ier
any property effects Of such btor required 20
deliver the subscribers by the day above SPECIFIED
ard all the Creditors Of suc debtor required TO tityef hef
respective uaEds against the SAID ieborto the .nhsenoef'
or Of - before thu sad 18th DAY % PIi! EeA'
s f. TERRY,
@ Y HJDDLESTON.
,ag lrrlitDrS IZD 3w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
rNOO PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA ALONE
IOOOcan testify 10 the wonderful sficacy Of thai pow
-''-, THoMsoN's CoMPoUSp SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPHTEl.
READ. READ
rui remedy
AS.o1isgiFg tlTs q t.1ro7lif bF0hc7'il-l.
pr-rr , M purA Mnr a

4StoRtssis5 Cure OF t.aTo7ic broncdii:
gILApELPHlA. May, j, is4f.
Mr 5. P. THoNsoy-Dsar sir: For mJre than four
years past had been treadiuly afflicted with Al affection
OF the throat which my physician pronounced Chroaic
Bronchitis caused By repea:! and neglected colds The
distress suffered Is ndascrbabf Ny throat was literally
raw with violent spasmoic coughing, 50 that blood would
come from it also great oppression. Fain and tshtness Il;
the chest, and ever-in short, al the usual pulmonary
symptoms showed themselves causing entire loss OF nece
zary repose Ny throat leeei aid bsie-ed over and
o-er again made trial OF every known remedy and a:
different periods had the advice Of SIX physicians, and ali
with no avail Abou; two months since made tIla o.
yorr COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPH-
TfA and before had taken the f7s bottle felt relief
continued unti! had taken seven bottles which COM
nleelv removed the disease anI restored pe-fec:
hea.;h and hrnly believe should not now be living ha1
JA,;E PERRY, I23 Sprnce-st-
Principal oice y E. conner Of fifth aid Spruce streets
Sold wholesale and -eta by the Agents, ~ b SANDS
& CO Druggists 273 Broadway, cor. Chanhers-st Sold
also AZ 20 Fulton-s; and Esi Broadway Price 90 cents
per bottle, or s. per dozen.
Beware of cOunicrfe!ts. 9i I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE AT AUC

ss TlONThe subscriber, having determined 10 remove
from the State of Newlercy IN the ensuing spnns
will o hi. valuable Farm for sac mt auction. nt the ho'ei o
NJ w Davis the township OF Harrison County OF inds.I
T. NJ SAID fnus but few rods from DAVIS notc lying on
both sides of the road leading from the cy O Newark TO
depot OF the NeJerey Railroad. This farm contains 20
arIes Oarabe and meadow and hizh state OF cultivation
about 20 t,ee. graied with the choicest fruit and IN the
there are on tie pramsesa saE Farm. House and cnmmsdOs
Barns The farm will be sold aniire. or IN lots TO SUI, pu
chners In addition the above ~i he sold, at the spne
time and place. about 3 of sht meadow. TO person
diruus purchasing GOOD farm. or to person dvsiros OF
n.aning Tor peasan country residence, the above
props:ty proximity "a market and the facilities Of
communication with the city ol New ork, affords nre
,.,r,,fn1ty STEPHEN HAFF. 1877 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
pAssENGERS ARRIVED,
MARINE JOURNAL.

Ia ship Niagara from New Dhcaus-Mr FISHER: go
In brig Stefiag from Slyannai-Aesss Blackburn, Si0
uswes Mariiud. sod ia the stteif.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

CUUECY EELLS AND TOWN cLo.nt.;.hs ' q he St'
T. .ubscr.ser who wa. awarded Dipoass ,ss bs s
York state Fairs Of is4a and 1888 10. ~ sabis
chnrch Bell, and Diploma FOR Town o,eSsr Iss -
the Fair OF the American Institute IN
Sa Ss1 war4.nsed al ant to stand aud to a s
Improved @ Cas:-ron Yokes with Moys,is "a, ,i =
creasns demand for his Bells is The Sssl I've t
be given OF their excellence. ~" states i Ss
iro ,ss tne on,n.ed 10 different places IN tas 81
YORK fsor his Foundry. Town ciosss;
vsynr Instruments, Copper and srS,s sesw IEsEELs
o2i TN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
vlIALEME'

at Sag uagher 9th lust ship nenry Lee. Bennett from
the S,ulw ich Islands with $500 hblS wh leo Sp oil.
a letter from Capt Hull Of ship Georgia OF NLondon
ports o Care S Lucas, Nov 2o with 1910 bbls bound
the line cruise for sperm Nntone katcu, hoat
was kilict by whale June 9Th, NWo Heard from
August Hamilton (prolNhy of Brdgrport,) ZOO bbls.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
THE OLD ESTABLISHED

THE OLD ESTABLISHED
JOBB 0 K 3 n Z K
il2 and III Fui;on-st.
The subscriber continues to give lis special attention TO
al descriptions Of -, ,,,,-nr,-c.
and invites Lib arans all persons having charge Of BOOK
I,itons and gentlemen having Libraries 10 call and
- hIa ninue and substantial STYLES Of Bock-oindins,
and . TO rcer 10 the first Booksellers and Librarians in
this city. .--,.,, ..o-.. ,-,-;..,- oe
and yery reasonable charges, ;his extensive estab-
ishr'ent stands unrivaied. EDWARD WALKER
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
r WALKER, Bookseller and Publisher, ia fulton-st
A,1ys on hand good assortment Of School Books Sta-
dat Works American and English oditions Misceane-
ous Books Stationery every kind greatly redeced
prices, for cash. Country dealers supplied. j25Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
SPOKEN.

Feb lat 81 20 loac TO- sohr Globe Of Washington NC.
days oahsd received damage in late gale and lost
deck load
Dec pa lat IS 30 lon 10 Is blowing gale spoke rskish
looking brig pclced io guns showing Spanish eolors half
mast and close reried sails; name hef Sten-
said she was from New Orleans bound to Barcelona.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

GOOD SlTC ATOMS FOR BUsISEoS-ters0Is -yout
VI ente- into busuess arc informed that ihey can oo-
,li .Ie.e possession Of Stands in the Partisan Bazaa-
No iig Rrsaivar Gran9-s;-eet which consist of
Counters and Glass Cases for ,he sale ot Dry Goods, Nil
nery, Farriers Articles, Hats and Caps, Watches and
ClockS Siy.E and Pa.ed Ware Lamps AID Chandeliers
Cutlery China End Class WaEe Pocket5o3ks Maps, Sta
0ne-y. Annuas and other books, Canes and Umbrellas
PerfuIery, Furnishing Articles, Ladies Shoe stoTs Toy
so Ready Nae Linen, Thread and Needle Store, ard for
every descrrticn OF neat goods.
This perhaps Of the best opportunities persons
OF sIa capital their rieads starting them no bas
very small r!sS- The Bazaar : heated and light
cd b. ne Proprietor. For :aer particulars apply al the
BazGS-.
y. B-A separate GRtrsnce viii be made TO the Gallery
and Rooms the secoEd story which VIII be let for Nil
iny, &c &c lis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
~. FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCuASG

<DS@ FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCUASGE.-for sale
c or ex hance properly In this city, the well known
Farm aud Tavern Stand, continuing about 100 acres
OF choi Farming Land Ciorueri? owned b. Jonathan
Gidney Esq Il ua;ed tie Coshoc:on or western Turn
nike ~ miles from Neyybu. Orange Co. and bounded by
the Little Britain Road oil the South. The soil Is part!cn
lary aIapted 10 the raising OF grain grass &c. go ceres
are i!lah!e and under cultivation containing
orchard excellent grated fruit, aud 10 acres OF good
,yod-laud The buildings col ss, OF large twostor
house. with al addition excellent order, and basement
kitchen under the addition large barr, good sheds sta
hrs &C. Two wells convenient to The house and sheds,
that afford plenty OF tie best Of What in small
degree enhances the value OF this property is the mex
hausbie quantity Of :he best limestone quar-ies in the
country with kiln ready manufacture. Either for
farming place OF public business, the location IS dera-
e @ II i easy ef access, steamboats, plying daily r0G.
Se~burgl.
Arp!r 10 E. c. Wright, on The premises to Wright,
Losre & CO. ~ Moore-st. NewIorE, where Ill iniorma-
ton VIII hc given that is necessary. iisr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
FIRST PREMIUM NlsW-lORK
MINIATURE GALLERY,

Corner Of Broadscag and FuiiOn-strset, entrance
tiirG door.
IyTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for 6eaIty
~ OF color tone ard eject ~ all times commend
Themselves snd superior equal 70 any ha; have
been heretofore taken. Mr l.. does not claim superiority
himself hut leaves his pictures TO The criticisms OF Il
lust ana ie.lce: rtbl.e ,yo as well - strangers are
invited 70 call ~ the Gallery before going elsewhere, vhe
tcr they intend sitting rc. lseneSseS in all cases
WARRANTED 80 give satisfaction. AND cooTe in mos; eel-
I!;n auner. anG III which department Mr.. Il. does claim
supc:soIi,yi; /; being flied by competent d practical
person. Taken al kJs oi weather, i.om ~ u. till
L. NJ.
.-.The American lps:iil:c awarded Firs; Premium 70
NJ. Il. Brady AZ the late Fair
Instructions carefully given IN the art
dI &ia.v ". T. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

The above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
pararon from this valuable tree all others being fictitious
and counterfeit. Only prepared By Dr. sWAYNE whose
othce is remoTed TO the y. " corner OF Eighth and aee
streets Philadelphia This medicine IS Acknowledged 6g
the Profession and others throughout the UsH. 20 excel
by far all tie other remedies offered 20 the public Tor
the cure Of the above diseases.
YsS@ Keep the name OF DR.. SWAfSE in view, alshth
and Race, Philadelphia.
AoE.rs-HavilaIld. Keese & Co. Eew-York; DR.. w II.
Nilno- corner Broadway and John 81 r y Sands lss
Bowery E t. Warner, 2o5 Bleecser-st y y Cii! Mrs
Havs BROOKLYN; W. q. Wood, Harlem; benjamin olds,
Newark; John Pearson, Rayay John TcrlluHe. New
Brunswick, y. j. j. :. Harrison, sGieui Mass W. H.
Pierce Albany; l. Z. Swan and j. ". Wins!ow, R"ches-
Ter \ Y Backus (, Bull Troy Spading & Harrington,
and j. Green IL Co. Worcester, Mass John 7. Hall Co
Boston; Harvey SeyTnore Hartford, Conn., i. Ho.cee,
Buffalo, " Y. William Montgomery, LarslnGhure, y \.
P " Cohen 6; CO. Charleston, ;. c. Andrew Oliver 9 Co.
>,wOrleans: T. J. ADAMS ana E. >clcine, 81. Louis
W;n Thom Pi;isburg L. Z. iiinman, Cincinnati
as 2r,s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

GREASE STAINS, Spots Marks erasad from Clothes
W Woosns by the Magic EraSye Soap II etsectu-
ally eraicates all furnishes. and leaves he part bright.
new and spoess. Ssii prce 25 cents, ii So Ciham ST
and 3s3 Broadway, or ls9 Fulton st. Brooklyn, iflm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
bAbtpNh, 4!l'-N-i1 g W. -'''''..', -
'iNtf JOHN 7. BABCoCK, foot Main =. BuiI.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
~~1 FREIGHT FOR WHEELING, Va. AND
~ ElE PITTSBURG. PA.--Ihe undersigned. for the
las; SIX years tand at presenD Agent for BINo.
------HAM's LINE from this Ciiy 20 PiiiShurg, Ia
takes this method of informing his numerous friends and
tile Public, that having made extensive arrangements for
forwarding Merchandise Railroad and Wagons. during
ccir. for Goods from this CITY 10 WHEELING
Baltimore Cumberland. Nd or 10 PiTISEC RC via
Philadelphia and Chsmbershurg Railroad All goods en-
trusted to his viii be forwarded without delay and nj
the loves; rates, 10 either OF :e above points on
the Oto River Also Merchandise aud Packages forward
cd v GREENS Express through in three days from Bi-
more to Wheeling masking In all six days from this city 70
Wheeling, Va.
The business viii be conducted by
WM. TYSON. 10 wcst.s;. y Y.
RINCHAllS DOCK & STRATT0N, Philad.
JAMES WILSON, North lIcward-s,. Bait
HoLLYDAY Is EDGERToN, Cumberland. Nd.
JAMES II. FORSYTH * co. Wheeling. Va.
WILLIAM BINGHAM. Pit,sburg, IA.
Goods Intended for the Wheeling Route should hc marked
Ser York ard hselug LHe." care q james ilsoq bol
tnore: and those for pittsburg. BiNghams Liae"
heretofore. WAl. TYSON, 10 We>t-St. New-lork.
Ncw-York, Jan. 18th, lst5. jal5 till March i
III TApsCoTTs' GENERAL EMIGRATION
y>tI OFFICE. = South ;Iseei corgrr Maiden llne
Crelt Britt Ireland eau make The necessary
lougemelt with the subscribers 20 have them brought out in
''' . NEW LINZ: Of LlyEiTQoL JACKETS
The superiority OF the accommodations III tins iavore
line cabin second clb aud Stee passengers is too
well known TO need s1;ra and y ' ~ S's Tvses,aIy TO add
rsIool despatch those t io with punctusiity and the
best uiaGDer possible.
Drafts SUPPLIED for any payable without dsroul
throughout Great Britain and Ireland, By lrplylnr To-
". \ J. T. TAPSCOTT
n3 &c Sou:h street. corner NlaiJrn Lane
DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND
/ IRELAND IN THE OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACK
ETS-Thc subscribers beg leave 10 inform those persons
about sending their friends that they have made cXeii
sivs arrangements for year St5, Tor bringing pas
s.nscrS nom any part OF The Old Country in comfortable
manner and the favorable terms In any the ships
of the above fvotc Line, sailing fom LIVERPOOL the lst
ana 10th each month; also, IN irs class American ships,
commanded by the experienced masters, wen known
IN the trade, sailing every week throughout the
and 10 rrevcn, delay or imposition and ANNOYANCE rom
runners At Liverpool. their agent there is determined 10
tend personally the forwarding OF all passengers engaged
a; this office.
The Old Line Of Packets comprises the following slrs
The MoNTEZUMA, The YORKSHIRE,
EUROPE CAMBRiGE,
NEW-ioEK, ENGLAND,
COLUMBUS, OXFORD.
When the parties agreed ioF decline coming ont the
Ycy is Immediately their friends here. without
aYv reduction whatever
nratls for any amount be had payable in all the
principal towns OF Great E.ain and Ireland. Apply 10
WILLIAMS S GCToN, 80 Fulton-s y. Y.
d30 3n,' FlTZuCGIg Il Co. Goree Piazzas. Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

G O. Repudiation.
YANKEE Doodle bonows cash,
Yankee Doodle spends It,
And then he snaps his fingers al
TIE ioIIy fiat who lends II.
Ask him when he means TO pay,
lie ssews no hesitation,
Bu; saws he y! take the shortest way,
And iha; g Reputation
Chorus: Yankee Doodle borows cash, &c
Yankee vows that every State
lStree and independent;
And@if they paid each others debts,
There'd never be an end ont.
They keep distinc; I'LL " settling" comes,
Aud then throughout the nation
They all become United Staies''
To preach Reputation!
Lending cash to Illinois,
rto Pennsylvania,
Florida, or mississippi,
Oace was quite mama.
Of all the States tits hard 20 gay
Which makes the proudest show, sirs,
But Yankee seems himself toIike
The State OF O-LOre, sirs!
The reverend Joker Of ST. Pau's
Don'trelish mucn their plunder,
And often al their knavish tricks
Has hlrl'd his witty thunder.
But Jonathan by nature wears
A hide Of ,onghes, leather.
Which braves the siiarpest-Pointed darts
And canoas put together
He tells 'em they are clappins on
Their credit quite stopper,
And when they want TO go to war
They II never raise copper
If that stbe case, they cooliy say,
Just as If 10 spite US,
They d better stop our dividends,
And hoard 'em up 10 fight us
What 3 the use Of money'd friends
If you mus, Mt bleed 'en!
Ours, guess, says Jonathan,
The country is Of freedom,
And what does freedom mean, il not
To whop your slaves al pleasure,
And borrow mcney when you can,
TO pay it at your leisure?
Great and free Amerikee
With all the world is yyng,
That she 3 the Gland of promise"
There is surely no denying.
Eut BE- il known henccfor,h 10 all,
Who hold their q. u, slrs,
A Yankee Doodle promise Is
A Yankee Doodle do, slrs,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

i-gfeiy 5icul, 70 obtain Jyz,tiol. which 20 have
The animal nat Produced IL farther and artr bsyoad ordina-
II zach Ia the Northwestern wld and i- yzs; r1e fer
ests Of Cans3e th b,A ,t!l prows atz=e yoE and con-
tLcns eoErzny OF fos.a-sers fora constant
s.pgy OF his valuable lrtIc- Tor aat g-srFIg the
Tlrsr cxtensiye them
ferl,r pGflv ard taose Who purchase ol them iasy daet
TeIfuiird far the ;oiIi BY a L. SANDS y co Chemists
20 Brolpe ey corner Chambls-strst .rani-s Buildn-
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

~ TO iE1-SN O the nine three story brick Houses
;. in 3ld street. near the sth Avenue built convenient,
Nth from 10 Rooms each floor, with closets
and ised BASEMENT wood houses large yards andcistcrns
a stable divided into three stalls, with hay lofts IN the
ofoac house Carmen invited to examine the above
Houses rs they are well adapted for :he!r u.s..
To those tenants who wish 20 hire from the first OF May
reNt immediate possession Will bc given without charge 20
that date. Keys At tin snid block Apply tod = TREND
WELD Cnho.sterer. so Broadway, near Amity-sreet.