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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

n1-ATAN ADJOURNED MEETING oPrHE LICENSED
BUTCHERS ofbe city efNew York held IN house eff D.
Aneoche Wednesday evening January ss7 Jacob Aims
called to the Chair. and orvle Nash va Appreciated Sc
crctary.
The Committee appointed last meetings. prepare sut
able petition he Corporation on the subject s nnssseut
pa ebers meat out Of the public markets eror se drsE o.
oa with the f,9wins Re ea,ops wh'shans bssn taken
Resolved, That p Inc ime,ny with which y
market. are daily vos and Inc hsase 81 meat
shops 10 Of the CITY, The whole Of pub
lie sarkets dange and requires the mm e the
courage mooopoy favour Of tn licensed butcher Add thai
but aa % we
WEI kncwn 70 al the butcher. 10 the city tha
without premiums aud SUBJECT much lower rts han
are now number Of vacant stand. which ssS Be
d the demand IN the pub markets not ssssned
Reserved Tha the attention sfhs City corpo,sforke eau
ed ss q s iss ~ s ;s ~ ga the
Of the public hc wh~e :peca duty
e.sa 10 eject and ~b sSs receive for s.
% interested q the fines and g b. r.cysssd
6a particularly 90 IN rels on 70 TIM. ssssct M.
. rhs IT. ;s' sss
The occupants sops exr'ed to competa..s ~ sss
. s.y Ssss s"S 70 TN Ss ,
Reo,d Ths, the wS s Msns. !, in II, ~
eas an ample supply Of Provisions upca f ssd reasonable
fcrns b
~ IA ~ BY preventing the sale of bsdsn IN
s and The hcsh Of arimss WHICH have died hy
~, - $500 iii wcn BE- secured only BY the Of ~
e ~arse,s where ~ articles seed for sale s suec, .
80 where the collection Of provisisus aad
.. ~ n kinds will necessarily prevent esoebnant css "
wy ~ - be country, including butcher b. ve1ad
,s 9na without through second asd ns
the Petition hsins rad y unsno~sy
r.s.,ed That the anne be adopted and communities was
sncont attend the presentation thereof 10 the Coca
ratios.
.odsr the Directs ofIhe Chairman and Secr'ary
~ JACOB ANS, Ch2irnan,
A accrnfary ilaN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

sHiPwnscK.--The schooner Wasp, Knapp from
Richmond for New Yoik, was cast away on the Sd
inst during storm, at Frog Haul, three miles to the
southwark OF Cape Henry
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

Nrw vrssErs.-No less than 90 ships; "a briggs;
494 schooners; 1870 sleeps; SO steamboats,; in all
957 vessels have been launched in the United States
during the last year.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

THk sroIEs MosEv.-A portion Of the money sto-
len from the Lynchburg Stage has been most singu-
arly discovered. Acitzen Of Richmond, (va.) hunt
ing in the neighbourhood Of Manchester, observed
three persons comforting together two blacks and
he thinks, white. Seeing him advance, they fed
when ne fired upon them, assured at the distance he
could not injure them Making up to the spot he
discovered package, which on examination, was
found to contain s,200 in bank bills Of the property
stolen. Il expected this clue will lead TO further
discoveries.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

FEMALE CovRAeE.-At fire at bingham, hus-
band and wife, who slept on the ground floor went
up stairs 10 rescue their father and child who slept
the top of the house. In their passage they to
plank three parts burnt through, the husband would
not pass nor suffer his wife, He went back for lad
der to reach the window. In his absence her impa-
,ence admitting of no delay caused her rush across
the plank by which she returned in safety with her
child and father, noblcinstead of maternal heroism.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

The North Carolina "a sailed from Hampton Roads
on the 9th inst
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

ny UsURy-Upwards Of twenty years since the csssssss
Je,emy Benbarn pamphlet ovndica,e bs shts OF -
y;s-als 10 loan money such ty saw IT. was emu
tied DesncoofU uy," and usdoubfely one Of TIC
mastery ueati.es Of thesfc
Az this subject is nc tang the community we ac
sce that cheap edition of this Tract IL about 70 ee p1
yosTrR al his offce, corner Pine and Dccadwe.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

~ The Sun" has published a catchpenny pam
phlet about the recent shpwrecks.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

Mvrrsy AND MuRpER.-The schooner VIM. Writ,
Smith, sailed from Boston fer RE Janero Shortly
before the vessel arrived at Pernambuco, Nov. 20 the
crew mutnied, and after severe contest with the
officers, got possession of the vessel The captain
was stabbed MORALLY; the mate was murdered and
thrown overbsard and Spanish sailor, who refused
to Join the murderers was stabbed and thrown over
board in his agony. When they had gained their OBJ
ect they found that not enc Of them understood how
to manage the vessel, which continued rolling about
until they fell in with an English brig, which brought
them to port The mutneers are in charge of the
American consul at Pernambuco.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

~ SANDY WsLsH, since his theatrical debut, has
been run down with customers There is not keep
Of any catng-housc that would not find il to his
interest to get into such another stew.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

--LATEST From FLeRIoA.-We learn by the Savan-
nah Georgian that Major Childs, Of Jacksonville,
with company Of recruits and friendly Indians, has
proceeded to the Indian country to join Gen. Jessup
from whom no information has been received since
he left the Wshoo swamp, in pursuit or the Indians
The Augusta Herald says that the expedition under
command Of Col Sanchez, consisting Of portion Of
Capt Hansons, Curry's and Frcy.su,h's mounted
companies, and number Of volunteers have marched
fer the south. They will proceed to Tomoka, and
probably to Mosquito.
This 10 the first movement that has been made 10.
wards that quarter since April last No white man
has been at that place since the South Carolina mill.
fa left H.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

SPLENDID SolREE IN TINE BALTIMORE ASSEMBLY
Rooms.-we have received by mail an account of
splendid Soirfe given by Mrs Meredith, ceebra-
ted fashionable lady at Baltimore. at the Assembly
Rooms al which all the taste beauty, and fashion of
Baltimore and Washington attended. II was held
in what is called in the Calendar, Twelfth Night"
and the curious olden ceremony was introduced Of
cutting the cake and contendng for the ring which
is mbeaded among the sugar plums. This ceremony
il beautifully described The prize was carried of by
the beautiful daughter Of the venerable General Smith,
Mayor Of Baltimore N. p. Willis and his lady were
At the ball The dresses, style Of beauty and parti-
cuar air of each lady mos, beautifully and poehca-
" given in the account we shall publish. The partl-
cuars are put together by several fashionable ladies'
and gentlemen and il was sent to us for publication
.aying--"Mr. Bennett-your paper beng the Herald
Of Fashion, allow me to give you an account DC.
&c"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

= Another Laborer.--The Cincinnati Wing
States that Col. Benton and the Loco Focos,
have secured the services of the prophet
Matthias as travelling lecturer. He is
lsays the Whig) opposed to all Banks, and
is deadly enemy to sharing. his beard be-
ing more than foot long.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

tween the States, which latter, she eaid, was
forbidden by the Constitution. Florida was a
purchased territory and the right TO hold slaves
within its limits had never been acquired
She then spoke Of Texas, and " the probabli-
~ that an attempt would he made to admit il
into the Union. The success of this project,
she said, depended upon the conduct Of the
Northern Representatives. She hoped that the
women would petition to Congress at its COM
ing extra session, against this monstrous ni-
guilty. She described the statesmen and he
roes of this new Republic, individually and
collectively, as outlaws and murderers, fugi-
tives from justice and debt, graduates of State
Prisons, the offscourings Of the Southern
States, aud the scum of mankind. This was
the people, she said, whom weAwould be called
upon TO admit into our Union, for the purpose
OF perpetuating slavery within the land, and u
the Northern Representatives did not stand E.
rect, slavery would ride in triumph over their
bowed heads.
The elder sister followed the younger, in
rather an affecting appeal and exhortation to
the religious feelings Of the assembled ladies'
She spoke of her being an exile from home
said that she had but day or two before re-
ceived a letter, in which she was told that she
could never return TO Carona--for no aboli-
ZIONIST could be permitted to reside within the
limits of that State. She related some feeling
anecdotes of the miseries Of slavery and the
suferings of the slave.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
Je'eetfs Iaiprored Vegetable Pin,
Or German Specific.

Nv ILL prove a sure remedy for dysus,.,
w JauDdice, diseases Of the liver. besS.r.l
heartburn, sour stomach, loss of apne,is i.
illness, weakness Of the limbs. cosiiseueI, :,
piles. Among the many Testimonial ,s..'.l.
received of The salutary effects Of lbss, ps.
the following strong proof is submitejL
examination:
Extract Of a letter from Rev Mason K0,.
pen, dated Sudbury, VI. Sept %, 1928
Dear Sir-li is with no ordinary ms,,
that undertake to recommend 10 the uI
lie the virtues OF Jeweit's Vegetable Pm
or German Specific, for the cure Of iodo..
ton. etc. My own case has been one Oflb.
most uncoDquerable kind, having long sas
defiance medical aid, dieting, exercise, ,D
the fashionable specifc,-Ihe waters Of s.
raloga. Being totally PROSTATE in mini
and body, | was induced, almost without
hope, to make use Of the above named Pix
and was surprised 10 find their pOrehl
and favorable effects Nv distressing .vup
toms daily decreased, and am now anss
entirely cured of mos, distressing con
plant which for seven years had rssissa,
great variety OF the most popular remeda
"Yours respectfully,
MASON KNAPPEN /
minister Of the Gospel, SUDBURY, u
Extract OF letter from a gentleman
Boston received through the past Office, d. |
ed Sept. IL, iS2S.-"Sir, ! am induced b
feelings OF the liveliesi gratitude to nal.
known TO the public the following cure y
means Ell Jcwvti's Improved Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. My complaint vas
the Dyspepsia. attended with pain 10 Ik
side and stomach, loss Of appetite, &c I
applied TO several physicians, and used al
the medicine. generally prescribed 10 per-
sons in my situation. but they proved lnsfa,
tual. AT last. by the advice Of friend who
had been cured in case similar 10 nlOs,
made trial Of the above named Pills andhy
implicitly following the directions tlq
gave me almost instant relief, and By using
two boxes more. they effected a peIuinsl'
cure. l am now enjoying excellent beam
and would heartily recommend to those F'rI
sons luboring under dyspepsia to naEslnl
OF the above medicine
From Rer. J. d. DrpmmOnd
With feelings of pious gratitude 10 Mr
en-. (whence flows every good and prHaa
gih,) | now come forward 10 unite mlk'
The numerous testimonies Of those, who DIV
experienced the happy effects Of pI Nv
eii's improved Vegetable Pills" fa e@
than two years | have suffered severely ma
A disease of the stomach, owing 70 iI
rangement of the digestive organs A
though | ran the recommended coOIss
many remedies famed for their reA'fsnaS
virtues. yet all was vain and useless--O lsI
at length through the advice o. lneaa
consented TO make trial Of the abcIe nan'
Pills, the use of which has eonptl'g
established my long seished for Aeal"
J. d. DRUMMOND, CdthOlie RE"
Boston, Mass. July 25, 1888
The fresh and genuine Pills arc U'~'
by Willislon & Co, BraiileOO'"
James Keves, Putney' n
Robbins & Wells, Bellows fa''
Price so cents. copy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
For the Vermont Phoenix.
ORIGINAL ENIGMA, NO. 0

ClFiVuAS W.
am word of eleven letters, and the name
of town in the United States.
MyS, 6, 8, 7, ., a is name given to males.
My s, Z, I, s is a vegetable.
My /, 7, 6, s is girde
My II, Q, Z is metal.
My 10, 8, is a mischievous animal.
My 8, T. 8, 10 is wild animal.
My I, T. Z, is an insect.
My s, 10, 8, 6 is the name of sea on the
eastern continent.
My Z, 6, l, 5 is the name of an island in the
Mediterranean sea.
My Z, 6. 8, 7 is the name of river in Eu-
rope. 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
BY last Boat.

ID ECElVED and for sale, prime assert
~ ment of WEST INDIA GOODS of ev-
cry description, at
BlRGE & DICKlNsoN's.
June 90, 1887. AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
Assignees' Notice

THE subscribers, Assiguees of FRpnp,
IL lex HUNT & CO., do hereby % a;.l
lice, that these perilous times and ci!, s"e DO
ces connected with the trabsaclion If ,l
ness community, have compelled The A ~ u0'F
TO call upon all persons indebted 10 ~
pany to make immediate payment. ,ss .on
contracts excepted. An demands r po war
arifhin sirty days from this date riab, i pas
CALEB TODD, W.
K. w. HUNT.
JONATHAN BROWN
Hinsdale, N. H., May "a, 1897. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
Da STOP THIEF!'
Tsressfy-fre Dollars ke'e",

WILL be given 10 any person VIM sl;S, wv via
w. preheDd, or inform the suosT,,o0'' "A
be can find, SAMPSON PARhEam 9SI
who left this place on or about 'as a. sy
April last, having in his possession ' sy bp,
Wagon, nearly new, the seats llnea , ~ y
broadclolh, and trimmed on patent , lss'% I'd
railing Of said seats wound VIVA ,ss IA, Il
cream color. The body Of said Wagon ;o,I ii I'D
seats, step falling down with DTfSs NI
and whip holder on the frontsea'' IL, s.nv
and running part are Of brown cO"
with black. M. rwuI
Also, Five Dollars Reward w'll Is sSroV.a
any person who will return the auO,, y cdbt
10, or inform The subscriber, BY ie"''
wise, where il can be found. ,,.hssbS|
Said Parker is about five feel zen ,sI idrp y
from so to GO years of age, OF aspa'' y"
REYNOLDS GREEN"H|
West Troy, May 29, 1887. -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

To Ma. MoFFAr--Sir: Having been long
afflicted with Erysipelas, and having made use
OF many medicines and had the advice of good
and experienced physicians, without receiving
any permanent: benefit, deem il an act of ius,
tIce to you and the public, to state that / was
entirely cured by the use Of your Vegetable
Lie Pills, have recommended them 10 9TH
ers, and in every case they have had the desir-
Cd effect. Yours, respectfully,
anna HARDY, 10 Sixth Avenue.
NJ For further particulars Of MorrAr,s
h,rE pILEs apd PHOENIX BIrrgns, call at the
hEC ESs, Bratteboro, where the pills can be
obtalnedIor % cents, 80 cents, 81 81 per box;
and the Bitters for or ~ per bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
LETTER FRoM r. H. HousH.
New York. December 18th tQQe


To john MoFFAT, Esa.--Dear Sir: have
found your Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters of
such benefit, that cannot help expressing a
wish that Others should be benefited also. -
After taking only part Of box of Pills, and a
small bottle Of Bitters, they cured me Of the
rheumatism and dyspepsia, both Of which had
been troubled with for two years, and had tried
many things; but nothing gave me any relief
until took your Pills and Bitters.--My boy,
nine years old, had breaking ont which lasted
him for eighteen months, and although we mi
ed many things, he got no relief until he took
your Pills, and in twenty days he was perfectly
wei, and cured--and has had no return since,
which has been six months. ] have recon-
mended them to girl that is troubled with the
scroiula; she has taken them about TWO months,
and is nearly cured. must say the Pills and
Bilters are the best medicines ever took, and
think no family should be without them
Please send by the bearer box Of Pills and a
bottle Of Bitters. Yours &c.,
II. III. HoUGH, I9s Elm ST.
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MORE NEW BoNNrrs.

TUST received at the MILLINERY ES.
- TABLLSHhENJ, over A. f.. OWN
ellis Store, splendid assortment of Florence.
Dunstable, Open Work, Eleven Braid, and silk
BONNETS, which will be sold as cheap as
the cheapest. Please call aud examine for
yourselves.
Also, Dress Making done as usual 10 good
style, and al as low prices as at any other shop.
Brattleboro, June 20, 1887. l2
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Hall & Townsley

HAVE just received so dozen Brown and
~ Holman's Ger. and Cast Steel Scythcs
80 doz. Sibley & Sons :" "a
so Rixford's
80 Root, Rankin g. Co.'s Patent Snaiths,
superior to any other Snaith whatsoever.
20 boxes Of Indian and Magog Scythe Stones
by the box, dozen or single stone.--All Of which
are offered AT the factory prices, wholesale and
retail June Is.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
Flour, Groceries. &.

DL e & CO. have ;,.,
- so barrels Flour, so bushels Rv. 'ecs'a
9 hdds. Brown Sugar, Loaf & T.,
8 hdds. Molasses, y Lump h
3 tons Cod Fish,
Connecticut Mess Shad.
Salmon. Mackerel, and llalibu,
Clear Pork,
300 bushels T. I. and ST. Ube, 81.
% bags Fine DO, &c. &c. 'i
Brattleboro, June 80. 1897.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17
ny the western Express Mail.

We have dates from St LOUIS the 18th of August,
and from Cincinnati to the 10Th inst
They busy in electing militia officers in ST.
Louis
AT Manchester, a thriving village on the Yazoo river,
in Mississippi Of the largest meetings ever held in
that district has denounced the bowie knife, dirks, ps
tolls &c. as the Announcements of gentleman. Good
Captain I. b Palmer, editor of the Southern Tele-
graph, died at Rodney Mississippi, the 25,h July.
Charles Hammond of the Cincinnati Gazette has a
long article upen Washing,ons farewell address, des
potism SC. How silly such homilies The present
generation is for action and it does not stop to inquire
what forefathers though, Of this or that We will
go to the devil our way.
The elections in the far, has terminated in
complete of the government candidates.
The legislature of Arkansas is TO be convened the
LIST of November, in consequence of there being too
much money in the treasury The object is to reduce
the taxes.
The pretty and talented Charlotte Barnes is great
favorie in Louisville Hear what Prentiss says of
her -
Our favorite Miss Barnes is playing the "Youth
full Queen in New York with great applause. Veto
ria another lovely GIRL is playing with equal applause
In Great Britain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17
THE NEn ALb-NEW YORK.

lErom Evening Edition OF yesterday.l
To the Dark Z ed Juno.
In the depth Of my spirit
The light OF thine eye
Is enkindled. bear ii
In bliss till die
While memory fingers
The love that own
Shall be swep, by its fingers
In rapure alone
An sh Of the sun-beaH-
diamond ray
Just shining with one CLEAN
Then melting away
Art thou my spirit.
Yet though should never
Thy beauty inherit,
love thee for ever.
Oh is ii possession
Alone feeds loves glance
Is not its impression,
In absence he same,
The Persian bends lowy
Each morning, in prayer,
To the East, though clouds wholly
Obscure the sun there
And so. having clearly
Gazed into thine eyes,
I'll worship, most dearly,
The ight in Them lies;
And bless the communion
Our souls once have known
Though they own reunion
Though they Iinger alone. PoUssETTE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

MoRrrse HsRALp-Issued every msrning exceyt Sunday
Price copy Country subscribers furnished aths
sse rate any specific period resistance In advance.
No paper sent out, unless fHid in advance .
EyErIrc HERALD-Issued every AFTERNOON ~ sciOch-
Price per copy Country subscribers furnished ut
the rate. Cash, ia advance
O'Clock Price, IA cents per copy Furnished 10 country
subscribers At Is per snnum w advance.
WrrxIy UyssIp OF FAsuror-Issued every "wednesday
monirg At nine O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy FURNISHED
IN eounrv % per able in advance
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in any o. ali those pspen u
ueusI rates-alwsys payable In advance.
90. ssrosuNrrs-Are requested 10 address hen eera
raes srdoa DerneN proprietor end AZ letters buness
70 be post psSt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE COMPA-
ii NY.-TO TIE PuBLIC.-RY a late OF the ecsa

OF this state much of the restraining prohibits
individuals associations from keeping Offices Of discount and
deposie repealed Under this law association has
been formed under the name of THE AMERICAN Ex-
CHANGE CoMPANY-the object of which is, TO provide
safe well profitable place for the depose OF all of
money not less than twenty five cents
Certificates Of deposte signed by the Treasurer and Secre
Of the Company will be given those who make
depoes which shall the time and the Of such de-
poe Special deposites on time, will draw interest proper
donate the and time OF investment General depo-
sites such may be withdrawn moment and will
draw interest.
The money deposited with the Company will be placed in
The hands OF the Treasurer and the other Members of the
Board Managers who will invest IL in such
hold themselves all times in readiness the demands
Of deposiors.
all deposited large of real estate has been vest
ell rusees-who entirely inie
whatever either directly indirectly the affairs of the
Compaay The value and proceeds Of which will be appropra
ted, he necessary the full and entire payment
of all deposites and the interest accruing thereon.
The deed OF trust OF trustee and all particulars in
which deposors interest will be exhibited them
the office OF the Company No ~ Wall the Office Of
the Recorder In the city OF New York. au7lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

nOCTOA IA w CS TT, klenber or tine X ,yaI Lescxs
~ Of esScoos Of London sad edinburgh. vebe Of TIE
ton se the trestnent oftke following Diseases, viz
GonssrhBa chapces, structures, irritation Of the ureta bad
dey and prestste sanfs sore legs heuss and sco
h?us Affections Recent n veneeal cussd two day
Esnos, msTcTy preventative MAY BE- lad pSscMIu w
tain immediate relief Separate ooes Fulton street.
0resawich. The strictest sscresy observed myty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17
R0yAa,x1IDgIyG AN NM Day SCHOOL FOR

'N nave removed their school from the city the
pleasant and hourshing village Of West Farms, wechester
county
They have selected this location. not only In consequence Of
its proverbs heah but Of It's proximity the city
not excteaag eleven miles The house large siry
and well adapted for such an institution. - -
They prepared To- receive Young Ladies'
day scholars and they ter friends and the pubc
nothing shall be wanting their part 10 afford every r..
ciis o instruction and Improvement their pups and m
qualify them by liberal and accomplished educ atom for the
respectable walks ef life.
Tuition comprises complete English suyeradded to
which taught the French Italian and Spanish
Mbsis, Drawing, ADD Dancing " required $50
Highly respectable references viii ~ course be given pa
guardians application be made either personay AZ
the village by letter directed to the post Office West Farms
sui2-lm
EOu sLE.-Budinr lots 60 feet front and rear by
W 300 feet deep situate in the village OF White Plains,
the county Of Weheser few rods south of the court house
and about ball mile distant from the contemplated route oi
the New York and Albany raresd recommended by the
civn engreer " D. Allen, Esqpree e5o 500 ot-terms
twoyears credit White Plains Is about rs miles from New
There are daily ~ said city by the
Ned BIRD stage line which leaves George Halls Is Bovery,
every afternoon except Sunday nj O'Clock returning leaves
white Plains every morning o'clock Persons wishing
view the aseye premises avail themselves OF the above
convey apce For particulars inquire Of JOSEPH n HART,
corner Prince st. and Bowery, New York City, or 10
jy2Sfms HCHp WOODS, White Plsias
uARLFM 0TL.-5c gross Of the genuine IIsrisu, OH.
H. Of recent importation, for sale low by
DIR. LEWIS rEgCHTwANCER,
sar removed TO Courlandt T.