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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!

rs'HE best OF SWEDISH LEECHES, lnrge md medium
j. size, imported by g. A. * II. WHITE - John street.
for snle from this date, AT ONE SHILLING EACH, IN aay
quantity To SUI, purchasers the following places,
Adaiisor. Uii 4: Brghams. Al Broadway; ]. w. Bas
% GA broadway and Bleeeker; Churchs D,pensary lss
Bowery: G. ID. COggests. AL Pearl street: G.. Cobys
S5l Pearl street; " D. Crimbie's 30 Brewery; James
Criinb'es. Of hOwey and Fourth eet;J 81 Cod
dnGon's, 3J5 Hudson; j. T. Chions. 23 Broadway md
corner OF Broadway and Eighth stree j. B. Dndds ~
Broadway: A. w. GabaudGns il Eighth Avenue, nnd 81
lrs u Broadway AMI Chamhers street; und corner of
hudson mud North Moore Sis }. n. urows corner of stan
Fields, conerOf Third Avenue and iGth M Alfred HIM..
loiness, 527 Greenwich st; n T. jennings, q Warren
Iohn Ni!lhaus ls3 BIoq,way; Places. Allen ST. J. T.
% Third Avenue: John chiins. ia Canal =; w N.
lhurmans corner OF Canal aud VuIick ss W Wu,son's,
rs Cntlarine 81; Harlow Jones, corner ot Houston and
hlc,ougeI james Weir. 2fS Grands- Clerks Pha.ma
cy, Jersey City, d3 Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

NEW YEARS PRESENTS-any Gentleman Lady
cal! at l.. BARONTO'S MUSEUM or ARTS, . Orclard.
street between Grand aud Dvsou streets where may be seen
sDlencid assortment Italian end English Ornaments.
Alsbas.er Back Marble Sps. 3gN'e Yellow Sue. Staac
te Red and other Marb: VERGE d Paio Granlio
Sr &C consisting of ut Groups, Figures BIstS
TAXES. Hebe Ewer. E,nlscan VASES. Candecs Ispets,
PenlrayS Ink Stands Watc-cHSss. Clock STANDS. Time
Pieces SheVaies Oval Vases. Lamps, bot:es Iycnhife
and Warwick Vases. Groups and Single Dogs Tebes tloT
ent,ns Baskets. LIONS B.. aches Necklaces Obelsks Bell
G0zzoly and Ring Vases Paper Weights, Stands Card
Boxes Gard Stands SMUT Boxes, Aniantu. Paintings OF
Mount Vesuyiu Naples, Books Conchoiosy .Nneruiasy
Geology Marine Boanisi, Sc Price of Articles from
III cents 500 Cleaning and Repairing oil every 6escip-
uon on moderate terms. di5 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

DALLS, PARTIES. NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES, &c.
ID Those gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities OF lie
ssnsun requested ric md rare
of fashionable SCARFS, CRANATS. DRt.SS GLOVES,
sc received by late arrivals from Paris Ud Londcn The
assortment the above articles have been selected with
great attention. well calculated 10 satisfaction 20
Gentlemen fashion, The subscribers would call the
ttentinn OF their patrons this their
arss and well selected Of the following goods
Linen and Muslin Shirts, (eut after The oS. GEpr0ref re7f
urtio 10 fl the form Of the cscrer) Six. Nerno. Lambs
Wool FllnnSl and BucsskiD Snrts uad Drawers; Neyei
Cashmere aud other Dressing Robe: Hosiery. Linen and SIX
Poke ketchie.S; Crawl; and Scarf Stocks RIDING Be Pa
tent Elastic Shoulder BHces, Suspence.s, BuckAin, Menno
Cashmere Cloth Beaver, and Goat Skin Gloves, &c &C.
Gentlemen desiring of the above articles wi be certain to
t;nI ;h.,n "a suit their taste old establishment
PAkSELLS * AGATE, 257 Broadway
6gI Corner Of Park PlHce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

vgIsTAEs'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Compound Beisamic Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kaoarn 10 the trorla for he cure Of
coughs. colds, asthma, Group, bleeding Of tie
lungs, iehoopiRg cough, bronchitis, infu-
ea=a, short,sss ef breath, pais and
1ceakRess III tie breas! or side,
2tper complaint, and the first
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

ss.seszs MIR Cfill D. OculRt, having disposed oi
sEn h, Practice To- Dr BRolVN. VIII, pursuo. tho
S6SSE ,ane mode Of treatment n that so sncIe-'tniy
= Sfs " ls.,l BIS himself IN every disease 81 the rye.
even in cases declared iRcuahe and aoandon-
ed by s,,rent PLY can and Oculs.. bees introduce him
IN lie publc feeling assured the bensfeia results pI
not jdil Ia warrant hls recommendation. 90.
d. BROWNS prnc &C SIMPLE and snsy-nehef tesuIi-
INK To painful mehOs which are n0 Gehetaly aopsut
1S rclnns thnt confinement from ght and mr. ana
inpiennt restncr,ons .od. which most usually en-
rr.d Numerous, cne, If his successful Treatment have been
prblcly recorded which he refer. ard he possesses o
Jmouals value efficacy Of his mode OF pfaeuee
winch NAV DO inspected by any who iayors nun WIN
nn I- vii undertake case where thee are n eooo
.ra-ons for expecting cn-nnd his ann mud oect oeng
.,t in tine inesnhbe blessing, sight-no
poorest ot'he community mny avnl themselves oi nus aas
snce ns freely n the most Oyulent. 80
Or BROWN mny he consulted every day (Sundnys ef-
reped) a bis office. 16 Chanber'fset. four doIs oeD~
Broadway. Hours If attendance from ii ~ Sl u vi
Advice 10 the poor s!ntls. Gsl oGl =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

beautiful AND USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D-STEELE & CO. S5 Pearl street, have manufactured;
expressly Tor the holidays, few supeby fine and beautiful
Fenthe: Brushes Gentlemen wishing make presents
y!ted 10 cal and examine The assortment. d23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

MACINTOSH COATS, CLOAKS AND CAPES;-OAY
IfE No. = Maiden Lane has received this ey uii asso
ment OF these reasonable light waterproof garments OF uie
manufacture of G.. Macintosh * Co England cmoache ~
his lending and colors prices ranging from 10 SlV
which IS lower than before offered IN this market
Also on han and will be made 10 measure required from
cloths OF Days manufacture, which stands de-
seryedy above any similar goods be obtained IN TINS con
try Every style and quality OF coats, caes coas sc. from
Naval Officers will find desirable blue byocdclo:h cloak
rnnchn &c nj o Mniden Lime. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

PERUVIAN GUANO.-The subscriber has received by the
George and Henry direct from the Chtncha Islands. on
the Coast of Peru, OF this valuable Manure ~ was
b,nne by uni for accoun, the Peruvian Gunno Company
md i, wananed pure and OF the hest qualify Fog sale IN
h, in small parcels Thompsons Store. Dronky or N
larger quantities ~ tDh IN bah lEl -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

90 4
-.yo-c hra is> heeG extensively ccpst and Inprovet-
$50 g d. &C. aSay 70 Mass 4 rnss IL Nas
sq ,,-- ,yF " happy % furnish every information to
lie hy the clerk ne hoase who W ea'd ~
sss.-.s Immediately nn thsr a-tsv A. hs -awss
VCR'S HOTEL.
I'HE PROPgisrOR rspeeitniy inform, his inenfi and
ire pbir ir't he Ia es'e,' hs new a pe'p nY |
aae - mercantile bushes ard me prnslga, nafss
yo:bs SSS, Nth The very tss hoies the c,y. The
'o9usar buus aad ''as Up the s6'y We, 10.t ,4s ned
So [s 10 eeafe SnG S sSl Will ana nav, .' nc @ ''0'
'''' ;,i EG5a r ES f'5 0SE iS;{HF.f
The y. be -o,' aud upoo no OCCASION VIII
f; s. BE s'SS EF E S a 'S in sic there meals
Up HOURS # The day and sSsn,P Ihes Ss'
Inc potter viii be n atisndsuce all ,ns duras the uk
N admit .a!cers. snd Ia let them al all bours
" B-lhose who lHlEinc. after the hCsss closes
WIZ tns the MAJ. 9e.I. ===-ESs-=====-
5ouN L WAIT. Attorney and Counselor at Law lay and
= 10 ; SS he te 81 Yrs NORWICH
CoSS VIII devote paFcua' attention to the collection OF
5 Es + I'%ss ss'T @ 'bss fjsS5
EsLIE COMBS & SAMUEL shy, Ansrneys snd
- Councillors Mt Law Lexington n.y. vii attend 70 eos
for residents IN any pan OF the State OF hsnssI
a IEXaNDER HAMILTON. Junior. late SECRETARY Of
a Lssaiion n Nadn hes resumed the paoee % ~, ,ys e"
''ss W. ,,-,;-7vZ,:y Avn 17iTIsFI
h c II iR "a AS A5F9fStE4f Az tsSt
~ Fed Wayne, Ind w attend 10 pH9cs'o e'se si 10
attend 70 the payment 'Ie' Of lands and all other
apperanins TO General Land Agency 'o N"''ne'n
l' &s1s@ec, IN E%ond., E;s Mes MSs
vuot x Dawes. W. & ;. Woodruff ! Co. SuyNan Sase&
Go Thome. HUFF &. Thomas StIutlen Morehoase q 70
Com<iock Y Conger. -------------- "-, s'..
e 2E s3s is T%f L SSs{s
o roi. II give ms attention tn the collection v neOIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

DRESENTs FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
Fairy land and other Sketches illustrated, By PaiIsY
Lille Leaves for Little Readers, by Ps.lsy.
Prayer BOOK. and Bibles, tiue binding.
Animals OF various kinds. For sale By
d2}u HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE. 2l6 Peer-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
WllLIAM G. WARING

.ysssr; A. B. s. d. Srrds. Gent. The statement n'Nde
By " g. WAXING Respecting his case. and tho suffering
through which he has pAt.si may be implicitly relied upon
Esfy respectfully ynpr,,
RICHARD STEELE.
The following IS presented and the reader
ved cafef! persal. Conmsnt on such evidence Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

nAY'S ELASTIC BRACES OR SUSPENDlERRS. Mel
pchaAis who begin this kind oil goods Tor spring
saes are informed that DAY, Warehouse . MAIDEN lane Is
manufacturing, under his recent patens the m9si an anu anu
durable article of corrugated Braces exhibited IN ms
City md much sitter than similar goods oil any ONE, nm
nncirer whatever put up elegant STYLE ana without me
sulphur siiei y !! Re = mn nacso,s dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Is THE GRANITE RrILptSs, 20 BRoA1wAT, CesSxS OF
CHNyBEas-S-EEcT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

For further p7cunrs nnd conclusive evidence Of rs supe-
nor efficacy. pamphlets which may be obtained OF ussn
Prepared apd sold, wholesale md retait. BY 4 u 5; D.
sold nlSn b. Druggists generally Throughout the United
Static Pre-. :! Der b tile, SIX bottle, Tor 70.
I The puhc respectfully requested IN rene mot mn
II Sanass Sar.apaul thai hns been and i c9lStSntY
gcheyng such remarkable III the mot dtculi clhscs
=. $50 S,r'an",iiln and tnke no other d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

~stEETu-J SMITH DODGE. A Bond street, offers his
friends and the public entire new method Q, is1s a
artificial teeth II OF ms invocation, secuIsu W e'ie'
psreni and used by him.ei only inth!s city.
From Hon. SiIns WnSh u = Senator nom inc s'ae u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

a IEXANDER HAMILTON. JUNIOR late SECRETARY Of
Office No. 81 WAL Il. ns1 sM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
ASSOCIATED AGENCY.

SSp ASSOCIATED AGENCY. l--A
yT$ CENTRAL OFFICE, 30 Wall.st. (pnsemcnt.l EEi,dS
- We have bunch offices IN Eutnpe and III -&sHxH
New. England, which Communicate DESCRIPTION of tho
Rca! E.te registered this office Tor sale. our gents td
Dropety and persons who come here with
nieu,on q making purchases letters OF nIodncton to
our Office We have constant application Tor New Lands
Farms Mills, Water Power Houses Town ots and Slne'.
and persons having Real Eats OF any do
,cton f sale exchange ie We therefore invite oil
such send DESCRIPTION ot their property to he entered on
or register. Terms for selling R-u Estate one per cent com
m sqn when the sale IS mule through Agency. II tho
owner plen,e 10 advance IS expend II advertising very
extensively All peroas wishing 10 make any transaction IN
Az Ga s. "'' ''''' " ARNOLD. BUFFUM g. Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

IEE L tDDL2i--a EOh- '
TIE Matte Bun School Geo
graphy end Alias.
Peter Pa:!cT's Geography tCf
ChiIdIen. "a,
Peter Psriey'. HiEtory for Chi
aren- 49,.
Bs.r1ti's Geozrrp5y q the
Heavens. with an A;laL.
Fellows Autonomy for BE-
yiuES5-
GDodflch's Eccieahsticsl Iii
tory for SCHOOL,.
Kanz' Eis-.a-z efCii-ic!a1;-
p7sso.'. iatepost Tsb!s7 pc,
cent
a PrzrtieaI Grammar of ihe
drrt;an 10 comparison. n whl
led iuio D-e3irafious ard ph.e;
CT tie .-p-iie: ard Dehaer. P
P.z fir, and secn5c bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

DO. DO. Abridged.
Wehste1's Dictionary for
Schools, Emo.
10. 10. Do Erlo.
sir. Linc0.n'i Botany.
Do. Boz any FOR Regimen.
10, Natural Psi'osop5T.
10 Natural Philosophy for
BssinEeEz-
Do. Lectures on Chemir:y.
Do. Ckemist,y 70. HeglaEets-
GclIaudet.'I Plc.C,s Rea6inS
Preston, lusesest Tah!es S pet
DO INT DO. An,idEed.
Ensli.h language or IN INTRO
"a the corcructions eIs eisszi-
e. By Edwzt Eazsn. erihor
Ut first
IN ore vol srpSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

yXTlNES BRANDIES &C.-The subscriber has Constant
w hand und Offers Tor sae 10 families hotels aud 9th
crs chulce old Wne Brundes, VIII Ky, Rum, sc. &c They
will be awa from the original casks IN quantities. 10 SUIT pun
chasc Champagne Wiue IN quarts ami pntS OF very ~
peo: quality BEN OF llS npoi nt ana ~'t
creni caIe Al5o large of all kinds of Wines and
oors IN pipes half pipes hhs, quarter casks cases &c ~
bond MS well store, which he offers 10 the irc nj TIE low
est market prce. 1hose wishing 81 the above articles
will pease Gull NJ the Warehouse. No % Peafreet between
dig II PARlS Il. POMEROY, IS pearlsreet.
BRITANNIA WARE.-The subscriber has on hand a ieyy
ID more Dixon < Sons Brianna lea SETS WIN me newiy
Invented Patent Tea Extracor-he best article ever invented
Tor Tea Abo aarge assortment of Lamps from the manu-
factory of Messenger & Sens comprising he latest Esl
patterns Hook Bottles with yer.,Op coks, most elegantly
elm sed and labels 10 match. :
TEA TRAYS IN sets separately large assortment vi
patterns. -, ,,.
chased for nj any other III the CITY. by
WAi. L. STOUTENBURGH.
ll3 Fulton, between Broadway ana NnsSeu.sl;
Inl Glg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

= ,,vc,pD-CorLrcr1oN oy DKBrs ~ THE NORTH
WEsr-E. D. WASHBlRNE Attorney al Law Ia
o. CJiro. give MS attention 10 TIE collection % cDIi
w., Ns,vY,IA Merchants IN Galerr, Rockford and Rock
san e " pu Rgggs oTs T. pHiSSy ,.ee,, ro's''
49, 49, - ~ -. vi ~ - sit {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Z FSLIE COMBS & SAMUEL SHY, Attorneys sud
Connscors nj Law Lexington, Ky. will e'tend 10 bus.
ness for non residents any pat OF the State OF hentns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
rYCE,S HOTEL.

|E'HE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his inenSs and
ire pbic @ he has osesc'! hr' ne" and 'pend1 h1ei
=, rs :f. ,7,, a iSw itcrs at lirpadway, ~ me I'M
hate vruy mercantile business ard ne pfnca ptascs
~ a,i VA, furnished style tia, MI. bear u.
vu;,c siNpN.r With The very bsS hote M the CITY, me
sragrs,ar "a biius and ciRs Up the above house As hsd
,t rs.a ec-Ece and Comfort aud tit nc mas ecr''
L L.. -lL VIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

The -u0ml vii he aet NiI', ai upcu no occ'A1on WI
tic-c be 1.orc than one bel ~ Il
There = a REFECruRY attached. IN " hch there ne iisnh
served up e" the day a'd cSenns there ~
also Iaih Rnua.S cannrCS cud snd shower satnS
The Porter will be ateudsuce a. NIL nes dutas the nShi
IN admit .a!cers and IL let them out al all bours.
" B-1hoSe who want l4Niglncs after the hoasc closes
will uls the hall bell. 1s1 si.l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Reefs 10 Samuel Sherwood. Esq., Tracy Aseer IRWIN.
liydo * Ely. CarSw huntington. dwight JShnso; ts'
=. cav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

EorIN 7 WAIT Attorney and Counsellor a; Law and
q 10 take ncknOw led cemerts 81 leet ana
peuii,os N writing Tor the State oi Ne@f Fk NORWICH,
coyS Will devote particular attention to the col econ OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-31
BE UP AND GO AHEAD.

Then You have got the blues, Foolish
man!-What is it that troubles you9'
Il shall come to want
mo, you never will, so long as you have
industrious habits
My friend has greatly prospered in his
business
what of it? Dom, envy his situation, bu,
be content with your lot
But feel dull and stupid
Rise early and drink the fresh air.
'We have so much foggy weather.
Keep at work and you won't think of
the fog, but enjoy the sunshine more
'Yon don't know how bad il is TO be afflic-
ted with the headache, and frequently have
pain in my side
80 do I, bu, keep atwork, and i. passe.
away. None are free from pain
Il have large family to support
'Fiddeslick who not that has been a
father these dozen wears! So much mora
reason that you should be more diligent and
active
Il have no friends
And you never will have, till you leave
off whining, and look up and exert Yourself
You do not deserve to have any friends
while you pay SO little attention to them.-
You appear like shadow in the grave yard,
more than human being living in the light
and sunshine of Heaven. Talk, laugh, act,
and you will have friends enough
Mr.. spoke agans, me, and his neigh
Dor has slandercd me-
a snap for their talking and slanderinp.-
If we attend TO all that is said against us, We
shall have nothing else to do. Live down
their lies, lies they be and il truth, go and
do better in future. This is the only way
Il don't think | shall live long
Il trust you will not, ifyou eternaly repins
for You are now but lilils better than "a living
corpse
Thousands are wasting the dream ofexis-
lance in sorrow and doubt; full of fearful
apprehension and melancholy forehoding.-
Shame on them, when by studying the
philosophy Of life, they nigh, become useful
citizens, ornaments to society, and blessings
TO the world. A drop of sorrow completely
nnnervcs them. A ,eproof, a harsh word,
a suspicious look, puts them into world of
trouble. Shake of the blues all We of little
faith be men-active persevering-and
the shadows that overhang you i'll dispense,
and the glorious sunshine of prosperity, life,
and light, slime upon you.-Erchanse
paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-31

PoLlrIcAL STEAMBoAT.-Colonel Pros
ton. in recen, speech at Charleston. OBJ
served, tina, "Mr. Tyler had done his hes,
though not quite Balimurus, TO steer her
little harque into the Presidential harbor.-
lie has struggled hard agains, the head winds
that beat upon it, the counter currents in
which he was carried adriit, the shadows and
flats upon which it had thumped, the mud in
which il had repeatedly stuck. He had
freigh,ed j, with all sorts of principles and
manned ii IN vain with all kinds of crews
and now, AS a last resort, he had rugged Mr..
Calhoun for jurymas,."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-31

Have you found your dog which was
s'olenV asked gentleman on the door step
of certain provision store the other day.
No, not exactly bu, know where they
sold the sausages ! was the reply.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02
DIED,

In Nottingham, July 5, Mrs Rebecca Brigham,
aged 50 years. Printers in Mass. please copy.
In Guilford on the 18th ult, Mr. Aaron Wilder,
in his Goth year,--aera lingering illness which he
bore with Christian fortitude and resignation. He
was kind father and husband He has followed
his wife, who died few months ago. They lived
together SO years. He was revolutionary solder
They've reached their bright and blest abode,
Where they will sing forever there,
And in the presence OF their God
1rumphing they appeal
In Westminster, on the 9TH ult., Mrs Lucinda
wife of Mr. Bella Miller, aged 80. On the 5th Of
consumption, Miss Abby w. Converse of Grafton
aged 81.
In Keene, oath ult, of consumption Mrs Han
nah Perry, az. AZ, widow the late Gen. Juslus Z
In Nashua, N. H., on the 10th ut., Mary Ger
trude, only daughter of Allen p and Mary S
Dudley, aged - months.
In Peacham, July 81, Esther, wife of His Excel
ency John Mattocks, aged so.
Al Wardsboro, July 18Th, Julia, wife of DAME
Harris, Jr,, aged 30 years. She was kind and at
feclionute wife and mother, and beloved by all whC
knew her.
In Athens, July 18th, Mr. George Porter, revo
lutionary pensioner, aged IS years and months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02
Farm for Sale.

sskA TINE subscriber will sell his Farm
&S.::& il on Putney street, one mile
TEa7 ~ zk north of the village, containing 10
acres of excellent land, 80 of which
is meadow and tillage, in good state of cultiva-
ton, and is mostly flowed or irrigated by Sacketts
brook, and another stream running through il; 90
acres ofgood pasture near by, and a Gne wood lot
of 30 acres, very conveniently situated.
There is orchard of as trees the place, so
of which young grated trees. One third of
these are in bearing state On the farm is a two
story dwelling house, barn, so by 81, and other
buildings with sheds al the house and barn. Also,
excellent running wnier al both
For beauty, convenience, and fertility, we think
the place seldom equalled The barn, excepting
the floor and ~ foot stable, literally stuffed
from sill TO ridge. together with 40 foot shed.
But for further commentator refer you 10
your own observation and Judgment and the crops
of grass and grain on the ground which are album
dainty able TO speak for themselves.
With the farm will be sold, if desired, SO acres
good pasture and woodland, well walled, lying one
mile north Of the farm.
A considerable part of the purchase money may
lie on mortgage. J. G. AIKEN.
Putney, July 49, 1874. 3m AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

LICENSES IN WINDSOR CouNrY.--A day or two
since, while in conversation with gentleman from
Windsor county, member of the bar, we learned
that several prosecutions for violations of the H.
vrusN nave tuhcn piaSS, 'Otatofs put
under bonds TO appear at the next County Court to
answer to the charges made against them, or in de-
fault, have been committed. Last week tavern
keeper at Chester, by the name of Bruce, was ar
rested and ordered to find bonds but falling
do SO, was committed to Jail, where he now lies
He says that three, fouThs of all the voters in that
county petitioned the County Court not to grant
any licenses, that licenses are only granted in six
towns, and the public feeling there is Ury strong
in favor OF sustaining the law.
| In Rutland County it is reported several prose-
cutions have taken place, and the accused have
been bound up