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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

.NUtICC UE DEsSOTUtV
TIME Co-parnership heretofore snbsisiing be-
i tween Ludwel! H. Brown and A. Beverley
Tucker. in the business OF Commission Mer-
chants in the civ Of Richmond, under The firm OF
Brown & Tucker, has been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. ~ 3. Tucker is alone au'ho.
rized 10 receive all debts due 10 the concern, and
all persons TO whom il stands indebted are re-
onrsl,d 10 send in their accounts 10 him, in order
that ,hey mas be examined and settled.
LuDWELL Fl. BROWN.
Sept 81 y. BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South Iih
- Street.
Let the world say what they can.
For selling prizes STRlTTos's the man.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra, Extra 22C:
% 66 l6 81 As ! 40 - S IS %.
Whole Ticket, Nos. IL % 3s, Prize, Of
$1,000, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Dps.
September "A.
10 65 6 e IL 81 90 - Il 81 10 G3 81 10 &C.
Ticket Nos. IS g. Il, one more Prize sold and
paid by STRATUM.
Semi DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

The las, New Orleans Picayune thus happily
presents the counterpart 10 the late excemen, in
that ciy-trsl'ing as j. was with weapons and
shaken by The tread Of men-at-arms. In short
time, Ohcllo's picture of his own desperate con-
diiion, will sfeak The sentiments OF the self-va
liant Ministers and Generals OIL our restless
eiu1
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
from the So. Louis Ga=eite.)
AARON BURR'S EXPEDITION.

We know not when we have been
more deeply interested in lecture,
than in that of Mr.. BUTLER, Tuesday
evening at Lyceum Hall. After an
able and instructing sketch Of the cam
paigns of St. CLAIR and Wayne, he en-
tered on the topic announced for the
cvcning-the mysterious and romantic
expedition of Aaron Burr, concerning
which so much interest has been fell,
so many fctions have been written,
and so little Of fact has been known.
Mr.. Buffers lecture appriscd US more
fully of the true incidents Of this event,
than we have ever been before; and
this gentleman is deserving Of the high
est commentator for his indciatigablc
industry and perseverance in collecting
material; which, to our certain knowl-
edge, was almost inaccessible to a wri-
ter on this mysterious subject.
"The Conspiracy of Burr" as the
part taken by that gentleman in certain
disturbances in the Western Country g,
is generally termed, occupied the years
1905, '6 and u. The scheme seems
to have been matured, if not formed,
on the expiration Of his Vice Prcsiden-
cy, in 1905. In the spring of that
year, we find Burr embarking at Pitts
burg, on his expedition TO the western
country, which then for the FIRST time,
was honored by visit from one who
had been honored by the second Office
in the gift of the Republic. The Wis
it of even a retired Yicc-prcsident, and
under dark cloud, was at that time a
novelty, which attracted the attention
of the whole country. Col. Burr, yisi-
ted the principal towns between Pitts
burg and New Orleans. HIS object,
as he tells his daughter, Confidently,
one may suppose) twas not mere Gu
riosity, or pour paSSer ke TENS; but
might lead TO ORLEANS, and perhaps
farther" He travelled by Lexington,
Kentucky, to Nashville, Tenn, thence
down the Cumberland river to New
Orleans, and back to Kentucky through
the southern wilderness, associating
with our most distinguished citizens
Ia the autumn Of 1906, in a reserved
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
Ii. LANCASTER, SATURDAY, JANUARY a,

bout me, and most sincerely prayed for
a happy deliverence from my singular
situation. Before the conclusion Of
the prayer, ! had made up my mind
to ''try my hand" at preaching-and
Ibid it,"
| had not time to select a text, but
the bible at hap hazzsrd read
the following words, which ! announ-
ced as the groundwork ofmy discourse.
/" We are perpiered, bat not an des-
pair" Sd Corinthians, iv. s.
will not attempt to give even an
outline of my discourse. lspokc with
the utmost sincerity, and soon found
that, taking truth as my guide, there
was no great difficulty in my new un.
dertaking. Twill otsay anything of
the orthodox of my sermon, but trust
there was nothin advanced from that
temporary pulpit by that temporary
precher, calculated to lead any of that
crowded congregation out of the path
to Heaven.
At the conclusion of my OBSCURE, a
hymn was sung, during which / heard
considerable of gathering, which
sounded very much like coins falling
into \platters, and with sharp, strong
voice, pronounced the bencdiction,
dismissing the congregation to their
several homes.
The landlord and my dcacons rcpor-
ted that they hand collected forty odd
dollars, which, to their great surprise,
| directed them to apply to charitable
uses"
At five O'Clock the following morn
ing, Squire Jounes was ready with
his wagon and team. The landlord
would not take anything formy dinner
supper and lodging, declaring himself
more than paid by what he was pleas
ed to term my excellent discourse.
Let not bigots and the regular clcr-
gy accuse me Of making a mock oGrc-
ligion, or of scoffing at its forms.
spoke not word, during my forced
ministry of one night, that did not re-
Iligiously believe to be true; and should
| ever leave my present profession fol-
the pulpit, (Which shall certainly moi
do,unless under n solemn conviction Of
duty,) | shall remember, without any
feeling of regret, MY FIRST and LAST
SERMON.
arrived at Memphis in time to com
mence my theatrical engagement, on
the night following, and was greeted
by large audience, though by no
means so crowded a one as that which
witnessed my first appearance in the
pulpit. [H. Louis Rereihe
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

of the citizens of B. Lectures
had not at that time CONC into vogue,
or | could have got up something for
the occasion. Songs and recitations
were all could depend on for the en-
tertainment of an audience.
After a moments reflection, during
which | took into consideration the
fact that my means of proceeding on
my journey were cut off. (by a "pious
fraud as the landlord called it( and
that my finances were in state that
required replenishing, suddenly in
quired Of the landlord what l should
make by the operation
"Why, as to that, he readily ans
weTed, 81 can't exactly say; but am
sure our citizens will be liberal one
thing l can assure you dwell have
the greatest congregation ever assem-
bled in this burg"
But there is no notice giyen," |
argued.
Isn't there ?" triumphantly inquir-
ed the landlord; "just step to this win
dow if you please"
1t did please me to step to the
window and look out, but | cannot say
much for the pleasure | experienced
when saw crowd around the court
house door,which stood buta few PAGES
off, reading a written palcard, two
lines which only could | decypher, one
which WAS
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
i" SOL SMITH :"
and the other,
1THIS EVENING""

This seemed to settle the matter
| concluded to give the entertainment,
and trust to Squire Jones horses and
wagon for the fulillment of my en-
gagement at Memphis on the morrow.
TO my suggestion, that some little
"titting up," Of the court house would
be required, my accommodating enter
taincr cut me short by saying--"Lcave
that to me--the house shall be lighted,
the seats arranged, place fitted up
for you and every thing fixed as it
ought to be, for the occasion; give your
self no doubt about it, my friend; but
retire to your room at once, and pre-
pare yourself. AT seven o'clock l will
90 with you to the court house, and
liz you don't find the greatest gathering
you ever did see, will never make
another call on yon to hold forth in
this village again."
Thus assured | retired to my room,
and after sketching programme for the
nights entertainment, INDUCED in a
refreshing nap for a couple of hours, at
the end Of which time | was waited
upon by my landlord, who was accom-
panied by two pious looking individ-
uals, and conducted to the scene of
my proposed labors for the evening.
On entering the Court House. close
ly attended by the two pious looking
individuals and the landlord, l found
his expectations in regard to large
audience more than realized. The
crowd was immense; every nook and
corner of the room was occupied,
and | was pleased to see that the fair
sex ofthe village were numerously rep
resented; the press for admission had
evidently been so great that the door
keeper had abandoned his post, for
I! saw no one acting in that capacity.
assembled to the Judges scat, and
my two attendants took their seats in
the clerks place beneath. | bent
down my head behind sort Of screen
that was in front ofme, to call to my re-
collection the words of my first song
| had not been in this situation but a
few minutes, when my ears were greet
cd with the following words, uttered
by one of the pious looking gentlmen
beneath me
"Let US commence or worship by
singing the one hundreth psalmw
I'll had been struck with thunder
bolt, could not have been more as
tonished, unless utterly annihilated.-I
Before could recover from my stupe-
faction, the reading of pasalm had
been gone through with,and the whole
audience commenced singing it, TO the
tune of Old Hundred!
Iraised my eyes to the desk before
me, and found there a bible, hymn
book, and glass Of water. The land
lord being near me, beckoned him
to me, and asked him,in Whisper, what
was expected OF mel
Expected of your" he answered,
with glistcning and expecting eyes
expected of you! why, VIC expect
frst-rate, right up-and-down orthodox
sermon, and | don't reckon we'll be
much disappointed, either!"
The murder was OUT | saw through
it all. But what was ! to do7 To
gain time, Singing being concluded,)
| leaned forwardand requested one of
my deacons to goahead with prayer,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
NY STICK AND RULE.
rY DOCTOR waDDLr.

give thee all. l can no mo'e' 4
Though poor the offering be;
A. sr,cv and RULE are all the store
ny Tsa, / can bring 70 thee
s-,cr whose iron -',les have held
More rYrr than | can tell,
Add. better far, has JUSTIFIED,
Each LINE and srIcKruLL well.
rhouoh "stick" and "rule" may fail, alas!
10 keep life's clouds away.
1s yell ,hey'r used they'll lighter pass,
Or GrLD them if they stay.
re over want with stony grippe.
should bring thy bosom pain.
The .s,ick' and 'rule'' and SET UP TYPE,
You'll soon be right again.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
wv First and Last Sermon.
A Capital Sketch.
by SOL SMITH /.

Raw body that knows anything about the
West, either knows or has heard OF the inlmita-
II. Sol. SMITH, the celebrated commedian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

SHERIFF,- sALE-By virtue OF several wits ofher
bSacas 10 me directed and delivered viii expose 10 sale
on Tuesday the 9th day Of September At u O'clock NJ
a. the yesbue Oflhe City Hall Of Ire City VI NewYOrs all
the shi title and interest Of lyers Barton which be had
the lh day Of May 8f5. al any time Afterwards Of Ia
and certain lease Of Premises known and described
three story brick house the souhery side Of Sixth
In the Eleventh W ard u the City Of NewYork be-
Avenue c. and Avenue D. and directly The Of
Lot No 78 Eifth Ogerher with the privilege Of much
only the yard hereunO attached be necessary ora
prvy and woOdhouse The said lease bears date April 18Th,
lSf5 and Is for years from the st day OF May Sf5 and
together with SAID lease The privilege Of using pow
the Of horse power Of the englne
the Of said premises, No rs Ffst during the said
lease WIN. JONES, Sheriff
THos. T. PEEss, Deputy Sheriff.
New.York July 18Th, 1916 jy29 lawsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
THE EYE.

nR POWELL DR.. DIOssY Oculisis ard Optihsl-
~ mic Surgeons 80. PSI Broadway corner of W arensi
confne their practice Diseases OF tie Eye Operations upon
Organ and ~ Appendages. and a. mperiecon- ~ VI
sOr Testimonials from the most eminent meica. men OF
Europe and America Reference to patients hat have been
perfectly cured of Amauro- Catarac', Ophthalna Nena
or Sprcks on the Eve Strah SINUS Squirting sc.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pam or oper-
alton. isi cannot Dee distinguished from iir natural
SPECTACLES.-Advlce given as 10 TIE KIND Of glasses
suitable particular defects The poor treated grainousy
tn, 4 80 e'P II iy -,dr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, taught complete
s y Cherry street. by Capt NJ r Hand. practical Nav
gsor and Teacher Tor 81 years Surveying ard Engineering
~ Minds uifh he mathematics generally iyl. SIN
Ditu,s IMPROVED Patent saamsnder safes
IL The undersigned purchased Of A. ; MARVIN. LOST Wa
ter street Improved Patent ssamander Safes Of
The 500 size which store No y Exchange Place
That store entirely Imed Ia the great cOutagraOn
the morning Of the 18th inst
The Safe was from the ruins ftywo hours sfer
opening il The Books and Papers were found entirely
unujlred by fire. and only Chilly wet The leather on
some of The books was parched by the extreme heat
(sgnedl RICHARDS CRONkHlTE.
New York, July p, 1888 sPnesreel
One Of Rics Improved Patent Saainsnder safes OF The
sic size. which purchased the second OF June last OF
A. ; MARVIN. 1884 Watershed, agent for the manu-
factuer exposed 10 the most intense heat during The
late dreadful cOuhagraiion.
The store which occupied. No 20 Broad street. was en-
trey consumed the Safe fe from the second story about
fifteen feet the cellar and remained there fourteen hour-
and when found am told and from IL appearance Hher-
wards should Judge that had been heated u red heat
On opening the Books and Papers were found not 10 have
been touched by FIRE.
deem lhs ordeal sufficient 10 confirm fny The reputation
that Rcs Safe has already obtained for preserving IL con
tents against all hazards. tSignedl NM BLOODuOOD
New-Yor July ~ IS .. , -.
The above Safes iof sale by A. 5 MARVIN, 1884 Water
.fra,f au2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
PRINTING INK MANDATORY.

TJ,HE SUBSCRIBER has recently Introduced steam pow
and improved refinery INTO hs mandatory, "hch
enables =. H. with avery superior
uce Printers and merchants who may have orders Tor
Printers nk, will ind them promptly executed Al moderate
prices and may be- assured OF being supplied with nk OF an
exceen qualify, which for brisncy and Durability OF color
Is excer IN the country The subscriber manufactures
Ink Of various red, blue green, Sc Orders d.
reced To his mauiacOry 26 fronI-sire, between Mont
g0ery and GDuverneur Streets East River through the
has fr several year. ps-t been printed with ink from This
m4u9inctnrg. leli 5taw an GU. MAIhFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

IL 4. JO>E.'> Patent COMBINATION Bank Lock--The
L. subscriber would respectfully MORN the public
he manufactures the a-Oge Lock II No 20 renseeg
Newark ~ j. He hes been 10 great expense In the
acar- u the sane and prepared to supply al orders for
- Lock a. much ess prce, according 10 he size and
Der 0f changes han any other LOCK made the United
saiet being susceptible Of more changes than any other
LOcs now made. This Lock has never been picked
may De known by aiming The evidence Of The many trials
which have been made upon with ewart Of $500 to the
person who should succeed Since tie above iriss The sub
sco@r Ia. made many sales Of the above Lock IN tie cities
q S-wYork, Boston, Phs phia, Baltimore, Albany,
Rochester and Buffalo, other places 10 the Siaeo New
YORK. iad IN IN principal cities and towns m ONO aud 9th
e. States and las given entre satisfaction, getting
o.. order In any instance The above Lock different
from al Others. ant mas been examined oy some OF The bes,
mechanics III the Uli.e Sar- and also by ComIre Of
tie American lc-t;r- ~1o .f.e u L The first premium
r. the fell o. 1884, certificates Of which have oer gwen that
Il l. srr~or 70 eli other Bank Locks ard cannot be picket
and the cerfcz-s Be seen upon application 10 the sub
scrber who has recently obtained patent for this Lock,
and the pubic cautioned sgalnst infringing upon
u. c. JONES, Bank Lock Manufactured,
sul3 Sus osu No. ~ Gresn-si Newark, ~ J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
ROBERT ~. MORRIS. p. VI.
HOT AIR FURNACE

HOT AK FUhNAOLs
NALkER'- Patent Improved Hoi All f1rnaee' pr
nsces viii heat economically and efficiently lie Ar m me
apartments will be pure and healthy, free ION drynes dust
They are PIT up under the persona supervision 81 MI
Walker Paieniee. and have hitherto given entire sa-
faction and arr ali warranted 20 perform well
Reference. " ". Taylor Era Governor Ncv-l OH nos
ptal; Mr Charles Starr Superintendent dos Edward Be
nen ESQ II Waist {. D. Rhodes, Esq - fcaflsifeeii
Mr. Thomas McEirlih. - Nassau. &c.
snsif GO. NALhFR ~ Broadwav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

STOVES. Brass and Iron Railing, Sc-The subscribers
- would inform tneir friends and The pubic IN general tat
they have commenced manufacturing stoves al their Old
ahshed store No. -. Wsier-st where VIII De found
great variety consisting IN part Of the following
The Economist aud hncksrbOcker Cooking Stoves, Tor
coal or wood The patterns those Stoves being
Will found NJ much closer than the ordinary Stove aud
hey warranted 10 bake well
Pieces Air Tight Cooking Stove, for wood or coal, VIII
be found % combine sdvantsge- than any other yet
constructed having the IRE chamber elevated, enabling he
extend The whole size Of the bottom OF The Stove
and warranted 10 bake well Persons about 10 purchase,
would DO well examine this Stove a. there such var
ETY. of sizes hat the price need be no hndrance 10 ne small
est families purchasing.
Doctor Jeukss celebrated Patent Premium Par or and Hal
Stove
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases. Air
Tight and Oce Stoves. One and Two hole Furnaces Hat
ters snd Tailors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows. Toge
Their with genera assortment OF brass ad iron hsng
Brass Ornaments Mica Zinc, Cylinder brck, Deck Irons
&c. &c
Of which VIII VIII be sold wholesale and retail a. The
lowest prices Al Isl Waier-st between Be-knsn-sl and
Peek Sip. MPHEksEN 4 GUEST.
New-York, Angus, ls isi5. aul9 eoaim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
Second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.


Ships vicksburg Berry, NOrleans. VIM Nelson; South
Carolina Hamilton. Charleston. & Sutton; Friendship.
Hollingcr Philad. McLeeand Co: Copernicus. ARMS
feldt Bremen & 4 Pope; Cabot Burgess. NOrleans,
eager & Mailer.
Banks Gazelle Treadwell. Mobile. eager 4 Mailer;
Hecla iloyt. por, au Prince. Shedding & Ferris.
Riigs Argus. Bnrrows Aux Cages, 5 w Lewis: Gin
ton. Andrews Savannah, Sturgcs 4 Chairman: Juan J
DC Csrihsgena Gray Bermuis. Badger & Peck; Virgin
10. Burke, 81 Augustine, Gilchrisi Il Co
Schr Belle, McMsth. Norfolk
Steamer lronsdes, Munson, Philadslphic
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sHoWrR ANN vAPOR BATHS.

DATES PATENT Sliding Top Cham er stowe al'
ID NapOr Baths I'll. Il article not only we adapet
10 all the ceany purposes the body but combines neat
and elegance. tO be an ornament 10 any cfanprr
The prces range from S2 upwards and occupy but -na
space IN room and bee used without spng drop o
wafer Certificates Of their utility from Doctors war en-
Win-ow. Lewis Rev John Pefponi and many other pro
hsscna Of Boston Can be seen al 81 BeesmA street
where The article j. for sale by
iyl0 aue1d WHEELER BLAGGE. Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

by ORDER Of he Honorable Frederic A Talmsdgs,
ID Recorder Of the City Of New notice IS hereby y
en- pursuant 20 the provisions Of The statute snnonsng al
achmeni against nonresident debtors nat an attainment
mas issued against the estate Of GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
lately resident Of Massachusetts and TIA; the Will be
sold for the payment Of hs debts unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment according 20 aw, within nine months
from the first publication OF - notice. and that the
debts due HIM by residents VI this and
delivery Tim for MS Use. Of any property within TINS
belonging hin, and the transfer Of any proper
y By forbidden by aw, AMI yoidDaei the 18th
dav OF April, l84i HARVEY A WEED,
4 latKlrlr N rrnnrla ner.nna Cretfnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

DN ORDER. Of Hon William Parmeiee, Recorder Of
ID the City VI Albany notice hereby gwen that aisch
has issued against the estate 81 Thomas Nyman
nJn-re-dent debtor. and thar ne VIII be sold for the
payment Of his debts unless ne appear and discharge -uch
aarnmeni, according 70 law within nine months ifom h-
frs, publication Of this notice; and that the payment Of any
debts due him by residents Of this STATE, and the delivery
him for us ofany property within this State beon
Inn. and - transfer Of any such property 5y him.
forbidden by law ana void Dated Albany June H. lSi5
DEAN NEWLAND,
ell lastnc Alnrnie. FOR at,arhing creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

nENTIsTRY-AL WILSON, Dentist. would
DTespeculy inform hs friends and patrons and especial
" those nai called dung his absence. nat he has returned
70 s Office ard residence 81 Chambers 81 where ne pre-
pared 10 perform 81 OpersOns spperianng 70 ne science
0i Dentistry. usual
p : Al persons desous Of procuring bis professional
services M please call n tnr q 81 e-Fln Tor he
SCUM % spend few mo,ih- for tue benefit OF MS health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE.

4 SURE PROTECTION against me injurious effects OF
"A lead offered by he subscribers ri me same Price
a. which common lead pipe can be purchased All pipes
sold by them are stamped "LOwhefs Patent Tin Plated
Ppe' and are warranted perfect In every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
wei gt from o.. lbs per foot, and OF sizes from
inches cabre nnd be made length required
ani2 SIN LOWBER ~ ROY. ~ W--t--t
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fbmrini.
LIST OF LETTERS.
r,s,p ~ THE 1EiscSs BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT

ADVERTISED N THE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
ara fsd Be u ffrth>r sAac,ed.
"A sii ade under the orders OF tie Post
mss,er General IN newspaper newspapers. Of leef-
uncaoi FOR IN any Post Oce shall be inserted 10 the paper
or papers Of the town place where the ONCE advertising
nav be stuaei Aasing th1 larger cire4latsen- -
N,ss Post Otee Isur, pessed hsrsa ), 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
OH WORk. FOR sALE-Con.i.iing OF tire,

an WORKS FOR sALE-Con.isung Of three
~ Presses and forty Stands Of Candle Moud-, together
with oil the necessary fixtures for doing Al extensive bus-
ness-saied The wharf In the village OF fOughAeepse
and In the vicinity Of large manufacturing district
The above property offered reduction OF 70 per cent
Of October next viii be sold public auction 10 The highest
bidder.
Information OF the above may be had Of X ;. Nles
SOS PearLslreef or ofthe subscriber the premises
BENJAMIN GLE.
Pouchkeepsie August 22d l9fi Aull Zaw8ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
OSMIUM DiTRIDIUM,

For Gold Pen Pointsl
WELL selected and Of good quality. STEEL BEADS
w Cla=p- Combs. and y general assortment Of siee
goods for sale By I'd HEN, Importer
aul2 I'm ~ and ~ lalrrty-srcri. up slalrs