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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
NalmahIe e.nrNa a xnlt..

y1Y virtue of powcr invested in a. AS Execn-
\ tor, Of the Estate % g. e S,oltz, sell. do
ceg.-d. hy his viii, We vi. eel. al private sa!e,
ihe valuable Farm Of sid i@re7,r~d. lyiSE one
nile north OF RushvilIe, on the road leading to
Mdlerspnrt.
Said farm contains 1873 Acres rI excellent land.
nbout 90 Acres cleared Uprn iiare large frame
b.,,,. a dueIhns h"n-~. oHt-honses and good
Young orchard of ihe hest .r1i'ed lnli trees
We will sell The sior- Nau4ble proP-rvv upon
lie terms ofone.,hrs il lns.d, S'id the bsiaGce in
two equal annual i-.ymes'I.
For further tfernirtip- -.ipquire Of GeorgsSioltS'
Jr.. living near East Rnshvtl.,
GEORGE Sr6LTZ. Jr. }r,.,o,.
NATHANIEL SrOLrZ. ''''
RuslNile, December -. ls4s 3m33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
Lnlest from CoIumbus.

We extract the following telcgrnPhic report
from the Scioto Go=etie
The bill fixing the terms Of holding the Supreme
conrt, passed into law The Senate rejected
Hamilton county Apportonment bill--yens Is.
uoes l6 Mr. Ewing absent. and the Locolucos re-
fused to allow tie Speaker to pair off with him
1t is said that Mr. Goddard ir 10 introduce a
joint resolution to provide for submitting to the
People, next Fall, the question "f Co"eeaiioH o.
No CoHveHtioH.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23

wAn act is about to be passed excluding in
solvents from the British House of Commons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23

Gov. Briggs of Massachusetts, hos appointed
Thursday. the 18th of April, as dOy of public
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
G. =. Delcn baugh's Estate.

NNthe l4th day of March, A. D. l349. the
~ Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield county,
Ohio, declared the Estate OF GEORGE 3. DEFEN-
BAuGn, insolvent. Creditors are therefore re-
quircd to present their claims against said Estate
10 the undersigned for allowance, within months
from the 18th day of March, l649, or they will
not be entitled TO payment
CALEB HEDGES, Erecwtor
Of The Estate Of George s. Dcjcnbangh, deed
March lG, l819 4w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
EXCEEpTNGLY LOWI
yrnetian Eilind ElepOf.

gESIIE subscriber esnld respectfully inform the
= rlilia. that he i now prepared IN nldnnc-
tnre T., order aIl sizes veustan Blinds, which
he VIII warrant eqGfl IN uuy manufactured else
where. both in n0s'sess aud durability.
III. Shop is oA Main STREE. so"S .nIe near
,b., Canal +. '. HYDE.
Lancaster, JEly IA, 1913 w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23

The above sum might be increased to $4OO, by
other articles that would then find market, max
ing.a very decent addition to present profits:
enough. in fact. in ten years. TO buy farm. Who
will hesitate to pick up such prize!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
why should Farmer take Railroad stOeIsI

very sensible man il Wayne county in this
State. has furnished sensible answer to this qucs.
ton. He says:
lam n moderate farmer with only quarter
section, and cultivate about 100 ocres Us well as
can afford to do at the persent prices. raise Tor
sale. annunlly, about 500 bushels OF wheat. 20
bushels of clover seed. 1900 lbs. butter 100 oi
lbs. of pork, and 1900 lbs of beef; besides any
quantity eggs. poultry. &C., which would go far
towards supporting family, if we had a market.
[ also propose to take 80 shares. or $1,000 worth
Of Railroad stock. Though believe this road
will yield 90 per cent. lowing to its favorable To-
cation for business and its light cost yet put II
at l6 per cent what Ohio Railroads have earned
And here is my table orProiits;
Price al Trans Price al Profits
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
LilhOpOIis High School.

-|0'uHv
TN(HE next Session of the LITHoPOLls HIGH
School will commence on the I'd day Of
April and will continue till the end of June
Applicants for admission must at least be pre-
pared to commence the study ol English Grammar
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Lithopols, March l6, l849 3w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
White Lend.
Family GrOcepiCe. .

az Bags Green and Yellow RIO eOtFEE;
AO Bags BLACK rEPPER;
YOUNG HYSON aHA IMPERIAL TEAS. -.
For sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, Augns, 10. lSF Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23

vA Native American mayor was elected at
Camden, N. j., on Monday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23
Springs and Buggy Axcls.

SAE Pair Elliptic Springs; 20 sets Buggy Al
SOP els. J. c. WEAVER.
Lancaster December |, 48 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23

Mr.. CoLLAMER, of Vermont, now at the head
of the Post Office Department, is self made man
--emphaticully the architect of his own fortune.
To illustrate his exertiOns and his merits in this
regard, we may without imprOpriety repeat re-
mark q writer in the Courier heard him make at
dinner of the graduates OF his Alma Mater-the
University ofvermont-over year ago. Speak
ing OF one of the early Presidents of that nstitu.
ton. who was in office while he was in college,
Mr.. Collamer said he never heard him utter what
seemed to him harsh reproofbut once, and thai
was when he directed him never again to appear
in the recitation room without shoes. The harsh
ness orthe remark, he said, sprung from the iac
that he had no shoes. He procured some, how
ever, and for the sake Of economy, carried then
fn his hand to the door Of the recitation room ant
then put them on.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-23

- nrTS B,rks Herbs Seed Oils, Extracts,
= y-c Medicinal audC CulnaIy nut in neat par
,,.,.| ,.l warranted In be fresh and eeHHiHe-
Among which are the following:
,,-.-r.rl Sn;l,orJ Ro,t
,-''',,' NJ RInc FIag
~ pnn, Parsley Root
p.;'I IA parL Ritter Sweet
. l, .tNN' -, p,Le Rnot
Gmidsn Senl Bnlock Root
S, Gp'uel oea' De-, SoIomoM,s Sal
b'solharn., E;'eeI"' P"n, BeIInJnnnn
D'ack"e.ry D Hoo' Th"me
Iehny h"ya' r;a,,,, o,.
n'spoeiS Le Tamsy
neI'ow DocH n.h S"nn;,or sovorv
feony Rooi u".nh'.,mI iI",.n nY"
S"ee' n"S" TrI,r EIn,,,.r.
boneSet S".,.,,;,,
Looelh He'o r-r lin
y" p"Ne''Seu p;.'';.,
30 Heeu rI''I.',' I"
Scucap n,s"n rUAs'0
G"'o'P VIZ" o,, Rail,
Sassa',nS Sass "'n",,'or ""'.e ou" ST. ~
Wild Cherry GaHu"ay Seeu
,9o''. ~, '''''r Nj n,L B,rk
NAY '>''V ,.....,-..,t, e,,',,,,,,r,J
LA,i'cl' '' lo'''f '''' tait ,o''"u
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do n'gu".'s
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do Couium
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
LAnILY BOAkUtNG-~UHOOL FOR-BOYs
TARRYToWH INsTITUTE.

a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, a.
hTauyfown, y f-Ths Institution 70 pleasantly siflt-
ted fird y nile nonh the village near me spoi on
which M1t Andre tsker, sni about naf mile rom
the steamboat landing and Hudson River Rsirosd 10 ms
Institution young geuismen will be thoroughly Instructed
REQUISITE f,r commercial pgrsui, entering College The
Prize pal hsvDs heen more hsn . yesrs 'uccessly en-
gagged 70 bic Professor f-et hnsefuy competent 20 give
psfct sstsfscou o. those whO nay pairon - ne lnsu
top end he pledges himself that p-cis attention shs D.
pad 70 The manners morals sn1 seiecius improvement o
The pup committed hf csre i-ir rnHoef being limited
% Is There In year, each Y weeks Tbs
Summer will conmeure on The Tot oi Nay, md ne
Wi-ter on the At Of November The price o. Board snd
Taiion inc nd nq bed bedding, washing sud m-nding Tor
the summe term fom as % s5, srd The Winter from
$40 10 so payable 10 advsucs- NEWMAN Principal
REFERENCES.
Hon. Wm Hsvemryer Rev Bishop Jsnes. d Rev
s. H. Cone ID ID Rusen suckiey, Efq 100 ~ Mnfs pise.
John Faconer EsQ. - Cedarst, 4. q hnlAidt 10 20
Nasstu-fi MeIsrs 3 a S Haisied Al JoLl-st New FORK
City Rev }. z. WskeeY Jersry City Rev spraeue,
Rev c. W. Hoyt AMI " n. Sogf I'd, Bfookgn mis- eodH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
e. FOX sALE-A .DIeudid double bos,s 10 Pan.

O. FOX sALE-A splendid double house 10 Plain
I. ded. n. j. with vsSsisb- tower and inii garden
tsehet, and good stable and eosch-house- lti one
of he pless.nes ard desirable psces Ia the vi
cuy-ue-f % eurctes and schools and u easy by
railroad 70 The city will be sol al . bargsin
A.0-A farm u foriytwo about half mile ffOr
flsnned, II hg q eullivKs.ca, with suia farm
house on Il.
Aiso-A mo5-rabui bose IL Huntingdon, Long Island
win gaftec 1ached And y srres sci0iring Of excellent
land litAhe for huidlng ots, b-.lg In Tho psasan. ps
q the village, and surrounded BY improvement.
Aso-Fo1r thousand of heavy timber ard
Back River Csns IN JefssO1 Comfy N Y Indian River
passes rcgh the lana and Gforcs grssi supoy on sa.,
power The uab-r aiooe vii yied large income saw
NIL nor ir eonsA- opersion, and cannot supply he ds
msnd for lumber. IT.
Aso sciolnng the above, 100 acres OF lana c.rrv nm
prosed ,rc adapted 10 farming p0rposes being n fh coli
and vel NAi-fod great opportunity 10 here offered 10
make money a he snd vii bs sod cheap ior esh or .I.
changed Tor city property Jef-uon CourEy n. sscord
n ne saie IN w-sth snd protu-s pa & road n b-ln9
built inrocgh Il from Carthage to Antwerp
Also-A farm q $50 scres with tood srnau I. storv
aooss and stable a South Anooy,s miles from addle
losn rcnt and - niles from Nsw.York 50 acres ofii srs
Improved knd The rest voodlsnd
Any o. es above propery vi be soia ai bargain An
ZT y A. sdEzAAN, loe NsGs4a-sl N Y : or JACOB
"Vop, Cn'ksss, J6sysa Co. ns laesakAWsS
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
ED0lxrn. &c.

10y brg Msssrd, lat ls lon 81 BrO~n Of Reusion
from Bordeaux Tor NOhcan..
Msrch 10y ORG Capt Joan "a MarSs Rec, seh Lsh,oOi i'm
NOrsans foT NJ ork.
Justl lat 81 Ion - steamship for Chssres
March y np Asenus un jH TO- lon a 90 brig Martha, sin
1ef I'm Msxco for MOD. supplied her with provlsnns
Mach 10y bark solhard lat 81 Ion a. schr Elss, I'm he
West inf Nusdnrd.
Narch los big Gbe CApes Of Delaware brg Grand
rah, I'm Trniad lof Philadelphia
M,rch H. 10y bark Ibompson) a. 1850 sehr General
Jalsson, I'm Baltimore for ~ Ihoass
March 10y brig fresef lat a. Ion S. exchanged signals With
. fslLrsgsd brg bound red snt bue color.
Mah IT, by ship Guss lat ~ 70 Lon 49, brig Gen Jessup from
Phdaoephia ior B1sioa
March sohr Nathan Bird lat So on 13 So bak Fu,tence oi
an 10 ii-nc- from ArxlscAhCoiA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
CALIFORNIA
GOLD WASHERS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave call the attention Of
the public 20 their Gold Wssher, rs the Simplest most
efficient and useful machine OF The sind nov offered for
sale Ii combination Of The motions produced BY the
bowl and cradle which motions have been found, by long
experience be- the efecius Ia separating Gold BY
its specific gravity from lighter matters.
They hsve machines OF this kind made Of light; but strong
materials Constructed u such ay that they be taken
apart sud packed m a very small tTusx
This mschDe weighs only hiry pounds, and 10 capsule
Of washing over 500 bushels Of dir In day.
Those who wish machine Tor washing Gold are invited
call the store, 9i fuoust and examine FOR them
seves and those who thnk they hsve better one are IN
vsd pubic test IN the Park in 'front.' Of the City Hal,
any fair day ihsy please tn name
The Patent hss been secured for this invention.
NILS I'm SHERWOOD L FITZ3FRALD.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
nouaenrir RCKIs.

BOSTON Mac bsrk lowell, Lovelind Baltimore hng
Napoleon of Porsni wnow MAauzas CO schr Caroline shsr
wool Nyofs
PORTLAND March i7Ars brg Emens coUgh NYort, schrs
Ifuupst SYLVIA Whd.s. Curtis Do Warrior Smith, do
PROVIDENCE, March Is sloop Roger Williams. sturgs
Yo I'D bng Comn1dors Cooley o.. chr Cape COD Chase.
soops Harvest FrenCh Tecumsh DO i7h soop
Pfog Glass NILS So CAPITOL M DO cd schfs RIO Gande Chas,
d.; Ann Smith. Hawkins. DO.
NEWLONpON March l7Au schr Andes Keerey, NYork soop
New London Latham Sd Whmautc Rogers. San fran
C.sco California
NEW BEDFORD. March lIAu schT k1s, HowAnd, Nsmlon
Bay "a West and Ni0fs
PLYMOUTH March I4-Au srhr Conner. Wool. NYork.
BAIB, March l5--Au brg Gaho Duuham Baltmots.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
- ANTHONYiJ. BLEECKRK, AUcTIoNEER.

~. Peremplory sale OF ysusbe property Belonging %
- the estate Of the late Moses Field, Esq ANTHONY
J. BLEECKER VII sel, al public auction, on Wednesday
the 2slh March g. II Il O'CLOCK 81 tho Mefcnsns TX
chanse. The hye-aOfy graue bulicirg and lot so Wan
the lot "a Ns-s; the house ard lO 6t Newsl
three iots vii IA stable In Crosby-st between Broome
srd Grands ihree ots IN Thirty ihrts ten lots on the
corner Of Broadway and Thirty sixhst the doubelOt
aod bu5ing 55 Broadway extending through 10 Mercer
ss the entire block included between Fifth and Sixth
avenues and Sev-tvh anc Seventy fourth The store
srd lot 27 Broadway For apply ~ The AlclOneer
Broad-s ard for other l'Orm slion " Jay field AOr
usys. &c ~ NAsssu-u mia 2weod ldts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
HYDRAUI1C CEp1EnT.

fI'HE MOHAWK MARBLE CEMENT CO mArufsc-
lure the above article their mil, adjoining the
City Of Schenectady, The yauo u hch viii be seen In The
snsyss Of Prot Emmous u Albany Of the State Geo
Ogs. AID he cerfcAe OF The stse nsp-cIoro OF Masonry
on The Erie Cans. Analysis Lime s5 . magresii 30 =
siisa. 81; aumlns and peroxide cf iron. l4'5.
Ceyflaofe-l have been FOR fourteen years practical
mason end pact Sse Inspector Ofh ssonry The
Eastern Division o he Ere Caua have used and tested
HTdrsuc Cement mauuscurei al Schenectady by The
Mohawk Marble ana Cemea Company, snd lodh superior
to any used on the Erie Canal DAVID sOGAkf,
slate Inspector Of Masonry on kne Canal
Ms-ch 100 MO Gm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
nTARIEE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YoRK.. MARCH 20.

Steamship souhernsr Berry Charleston, cotton, sc
% spofofd. Tieson a Co
Snip Camden sherwood Charleston days, cotton to Durham
Dimon Pss-sngsr-Cspt W ID 0ates
Packet ship svonhifs Hosey London and Portsmouth
having 81 mj.s aud passengers, John Guwod The
ossed the uohward 10Th OF
Wn Rec fell overheard and iowEed
Ship Geoge Bird Lvepoofeb r. mdss and 37 passengers, 20
Dayii Ogden.
ship Cahsnns Herbert Charleston H. cotton &c n Wsrd-
Big Elisabeth Robinson Para % ds cocoa, &c. 20 Coming
Vessels len before reported.
Brig George Wsksr Charleston 6ds. TO Butley
Brr F,ceI Rsve Savannah cotton C.arman
Co r. o. Is 0 Nicholas saicheu. d-d Of De
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES. GLEN COVE l. l.
MISS DILLON fe.cecauly Informs Der ir-lls sno tne
4'fruoc that abe VII receive into Der care % ne r o
April ten pupil only, FOR Instruction IN al ihe bfsnea-s o
Tie French srerch sushf by nziyel and knxhsn lAl
gusges, sso Ags'c- Tue location "a on eeva-d around
vii1 " ich daily Communication nay be bad y farJsq
and .1esuhoai-ts lsncing bus nile from The oouse;
sgrpssssc ln hestnfg facility % seress ~ sny
siiz slOn IL ne Slsle, vle the mi-- nlo-r of p1P
irsures lhst sienOr 10 ef s;ruc1on and ofas cn
10 aTgs school w0-d be iuprscfcstl> Terms VI Dc
fount extremely moderate Circ1isrs, win e-relcr
70 be bad ofTirih, Pond Co Ffans ln-iq1 are; C1f
Austn Co Is Br0kdWay+ D. h1r ef ip5 S1tas selost
J. n TOWn.er1 Green Wicf-st } l. LOcL~ooc 1 Co ~
brosdgsy; W Dsbois S5 Bfosd1sy mls el
SgTRITINt. CIA-sE-.-JOSks's ISiIlATORi
w COUNT NC Rooms. ~ Broadway a WrlilrE
eisSs Is receive. rcm y ard - ? u In-y a
10 Ei. Elementary Wru1g Books In- success tn.l nss
seIded 1is siem Of ns!rucor % ne prrcips 'cnoos
Of his city snd Brooklyn s1t-ri g1srsnif insi ne
progress q ne gupi iH BE- con n-nslfaie We ne un7
s,d slgeruoa giTen Tnes- books are plbissed -
J. HETCALF, ~ EsH Broadway.
w,ole,tls orders are reetised ~ Broadway
ITAffILy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR-B0Ys,
il bt Porah-sIer On he S-S-Yoft ard New Haven ksl
rotd e miles ron New-YoTk The sumner Tern VII
eommercs May T. CTcpiss o'ntsniag i-ru' res'spees
&c be o1.sred b. scdrsssirg The Prnrfs or of
Durcomb, 2 Liberiy-Et Briggs As-Iiy, Nsl-it r .
Gam. l50 Nass1uft JOHN OSBORN, Pnncps+
ms I'M
ITVENJNts GLASSES IL FRENCH =. ihs resi-
Eience q Professor w LA PLACE, (laie PrneitE u
the Female Academy, BrOOtlynl q Casm oef-tl Ne.
YORK. Apply from 20 O'CLOCK llle adcfessS1io n
,ts ml6 lw'
f,RpS(U IaS.UACE.-MIss DELANEY IL
forms he ladies' q Brook IN and vcriY inai tns eN-s
essDcs In he above lsrgusgc, Msnescas Ofa system
Al her residence. IS Psss-st Brooklyn. M .m
I'Oh -ALE-The sood will and fxlures Of school
ha ynDer ra Cf The cfv Terms moderate bot cash only
Address, postpaid, :. 3. 10 g. y nlrkspsee. mly ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

"a TO RENT-Ths homestead Of the late stephen
H. Mott Of NorTsk situate soo1t seventy rods west 81
the brid the main rosd II ccnsis4s OF large ard
ecumotious house barn and oher buildings and sbca -
Of valuable ar3 The whole b rad togeth-r or
l.ed FOR boardugh house SD IS egiby locsed for the
business Such bJardin ghouse Ia mucn NEEDED IN ms
vsg- 10 The Sumner season psr1cn sfy many pef-1t
have gh afous 10 this place ron the Cly of
Se~York and hsv- been ohhge ese~ hero oeeAafe
hey could NOT be ooisurd TIE con neton Of the railroad
viii undoubtedly Increase the number OF such spPlczuous
ard sescy bOsrcrr be hAd al sessons oi ms year
Tn- place also cesiraois for any g-ni-man d0rs
Business 10 NewYors who tcs,ous q locarng bis fam
iy Ia the cJgnfry on the OF IRE raifosd Posesson
given froTn the hrs Of April For farmer psfen.s rers
Of The family % The premises or Of 4. b bUILEh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
POLICE Courr officer walllng Of the Lower Police
BROOKLYN.
~.
med Constant Petporre
pnIIcK CnrRT "A

POLICE IOUKT--N man nbIneI IUntthht TtTpOIfr
Squre. charge Of stealing
from genensn residing South Rrlosn Committed for tf
Ofcer Imam Police ocef named Samuel Hcs,
cafse violently aaultug Johu f STRIKING hn wi sung
shot which caused great eiason Of blood and made serious wound
E1aunsd Tuesday Officer Smith arrested
George Huiason the complaint % Cshane sweeuy
chaenz with having. soBdsy a attempted sos- her
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
DRY GOODS.
LEW LAOE AND EnnBRoIpERY HOUSE,

NEW LACE AND EMBROIDERY HOUSE,
% WILLIAM 81.
rNHE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the Ions 90 William.
i would respectfully invite tte stleuton Of city and
country buyers 10 their sock OF Lace Goods EmbrOdees
plsin Nusirs Gloves, Gc &c Paying particular attention
this branch Of the trade, dealers always de-
pend upon finding every hing neg and desirable In
hne. and reasonable terms. }. w. BARNARD co.
m2 lmDLMs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

g. FOR sALE-At moderate prices and On favor
E5 able by he s1bscriher The following property
- IN The City Ct NewYoTks Cue bouss ard lot 1e Gin
houses and oIs % and "A Ritgesl Aso three
jstory BRICK houses leased ground with good es.es
hui. 10 good syl-, w.h marble mantes, folding doors
stoops sa handsome Iron rail and fece round areas
l7g lsl and s3 tonfoesL first res houses from Clinton
The Rutgers Femse Institute being he rear readers
them desirable pryste residences
Aso, In E.st Brooklyn, frsnkiin-sverue ffstrsis
house with four lots u ground laid garden witt
sunt1nc- of frar-s sud fruits of every sni with sabe on
he preulises-berg eenleel residence fulton ferry
sAses pas he door every ien ioates shrouzh the day
Aso, ir .os vLsye Of Iangcs, L. l. pod 2-.lory and
ai-ic house. with good finished b.aeu~e buii By avs
woTk with sbout hAf Of ground within
minutes wax of he Lorg Island Railroad DEPOT allowing
r-rsocs o business IN The City reside "a .ao Village 10
q1lr- u NATHANIEL MILLS. f5 Fulion-sg Brooklyn
mis- lv- ELLEN 5. MILLS Executrir
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
VAIcNCIENEE LACES.

DETER ROBERTS SIS Broadway, has just received
endd lot Of Nsenci-nne Lscss very cheap also from
sucuon 000 bofdered Sheer Lawn Hdt al e %. usual
price is SO Muslin Csps, from 10. upward; 500 yards
embro1ered Muslin FOurcing, from 10 3D. upward Lace
Chpes and fRnret Nels for Mannss ml62Ns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
INSUR RANCE.
EQUITABLE LIFEINsURANCE,

EQUITABLE LIEElN-uRANCE,A ANNUITY
Il tSD TRUST COMPANY, ~ Walnutsl Philadelphia
Charter Perpetual Capita $4,000.
JOHN W CLAGHORN, President
,NsuaL PREMIUM IssURfNG 500 on SINGLE I'VE
Age. For year. rof years r.. Lio'
l6 s0T soN fi.S
Il 082 0B l,oo
y osI loe LsS
20 IN l,bt ~
The premiums fixed NJ the lowest rates consistent
with security From The difference Of premiums charged
by this ana other companies parties insured 10 the Equa
he receive heir share OF The prots In cssh At the tune or
paying their annus premiums without waiting, ss hs Mu-
wsl Offices ght years for prohs which, lhOUgh az
psrcnUy made may never be resiized
PRymeus may be made annually half yssry or quarterly
Persons insured for NE can FOR the first se years borrow
each year half the Of their premiums by paying
per cent interest. without giving any note.
Married women sod Female Children may insure the lie
OF either husband parent free from the CLAIMS OF any
creditor Policies sssgt able without the consent OF the
Compaoy The Capital Of the Equitable S2oc'" guaran-
ties to the insured the payment In full Of their policies no
mseF great the mortality may be from The Cholera or
any other epidemic
Forms OF application and any other Information may ne
obtained at the New Agency = Merchants Exchange,
HanOverst. JOHN A. UNDEhNOOpi AEenI
JoHN X. MCoMs NJ ID. l65 Duane-sl Medical Examiner.
d28 jmeod MWSF
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 80 WAIL-STREET
NEw-YoRK, March 5, l8i9.
rV'HE DIRECTORS OF this Company have this day de
cared dividend OF five per cent payable 10 Iho stock
holders r their Legal representatives. 90 demand
mo l5t GEO HOPE. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
SECOND BOARD
Law ourfs.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The following has been announced
a. TIE srrsns-n.rf ior he April Term
Inque b he fr.t l~sdsy her Jry
the CIV Cssudsr t hit ~s-s 100 WI pscsd
upon Caer1af he frs Of slori
Special Term W oe held or Eve Noncy. beng spees
motion t-Js
Oysr Teru,.r proceed third ~s>t T.. spss
Tern y I'D not b. interrupted, sodoad J-os. oil stsc8
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
o. FOR SALE CHEAP y.lua6le Gri.! MI

81 property win lsrge Of custom. 10 thorough re-
- pair, a never falling stream Of water, together WIN
FIVE Of highly cultivated land, dwelling mouse hafp
sheds &c all In fsate order slusled Ia Bergen County
New ersey al dining the Saddle River stream and whn
ard half miles Of tbs Psierson and R>mspo Railroad
Aendse dep6i ard within niles Of nunsey, on the New
York and Erie Railroad To persons desro1s OF purches
g mill property n. above offers inducements rarely TO 10
met with. The mil be converted INTO manu- acilring
Establishment II tes'red without much cost The shove
properly h offered FOR ssle account OF III health OF me
over For farther particulars inquire on the premises
mis- 2g- JOHN VAN BUSKERK, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
Foreign Ports.

Al HALIFAX iith insi .chr Ocean Queen. or NYon
Al Cafd-nss 7h brig W Stafford dg shT rhos Hicks Hail.
for NYork Jtg trig Tyrone. for Reifasi, Me
AtHumsco PIX let inst br AschassstsTa, Means Tor Niork
AT Cnfasgo. s7th brgs N.p,sas Baord Boston d Moree
Snow Ph,ds ph 30 Ago Dig ssrsh Willow Baltimore, DO. Chm
chs 90; bark CAoaso ss hr Exporter Baltimore dg A.
tOua, DO DO
At Port Prince Feb 90 bfg FAIRY Harper I'm and for Phsis
phi, wfe snd for Gilbert Hatfield. I'm Whining
ldri fronter, frsnc. from Bangor DO fhe
stock Amsan produce msrk.i large. doaee
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
soSNET....For The Tribune.
BY vn. ALBEIT RArLryYz.

HAVE not ssriven. and rsiny, TO ind',e
Strains hish and LOFTY with majestic ioref
Nv pen and spirit fail me while write.
Ard 90 ! sit me down .nd strive no more
Wild eost the imssings above my brain,
nu, strange despsir hath stricken dumb each thought
Ana have ssdven with eut,eriag soul o'erwrought
WIZ burdening scumep. but all In vain;
Dsspair has shivered Ia my heart its sung,
And cherries life IL bowling at my gate
While deeper passions rise my soul within.
May Heaven have mercy ere IL be too ls,e
Father oh bend the singer calls 10 thee,
suitten from wave 10 wave On Life nercs sea.