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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

The PRoMPTISGs Of CONSCIENCE. New Orlea ms
Picayune gives the following extraordinary case of the
working Of cons cence in a voter in that city who had
done more than his duty at the late municipal cleo.
ton
IAN along a'wantng to do what was right sir y
whimpered the prisoner, awakening to a sense Of his
turpiude. I'm a victim to conscience sir | auys
want to do what's right. Invent in the mornn' and
voted one ticket, cause seed that il was the reg
ticket. and thought il it reg'ler be right
Pretty soon somebody asked me had voted and when
told him had, he asked me how, and when told
him the reg'er ticket and what names was on il he
told me the country was ruined that I'D put rope
round every poor mans neck and drswed the slippery
moose tight that I'd twiched the las, morsel of food
out Of the orphans mouth and betrayed the unhappy
widows checked the current OF the Mississippi abo
ished the inspection of steamboat bilers and the
gen raj bursting up Of all the steamboats, the river
with unaccountable loss ollie, would only be an
ure OF dissolution and gen'ral burstin' up Of thu
Union"
What deplorable picture 7" said the Recorder.
Yes SIR SAID the prisoner sorrowfully," and wheI
iheard that, went right off aud took to drinkn AM
dnnk'n, and finally came to the conclusion that
Ia voted wrong I'd balance the matter by heavin il
ticket on the other side. The responsibility to,
great could Mt stand up and have every man, wo
man. and child in the State pint their fingers a
ne ana say, there goes the man that's destroyed tn
The unhappy victim of conscience was too muc
oVerpowered to proceed further The Recorder mo
toned 10 the officers and I've was removed for furhe
and future examination
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
s. Very like q whale ~

The soft and downy successor Of Major Gen.
eral Benton, Mr.. Folks special favorite and
chum Major General Gideon J. Pillow, Gid
con was mighty sword-bearer Of old y in his
reply to the expose Of the officers Of the Tennes-
see Regiment, which we published last week,
says -
At this supposed angle no guns could be seen, and
none were believed to be there-though on the las,
day OF reconnaissance, something presenting the ap-
pe0rance Of one gun seen. Still 1t was believed
10 be the weakest point in the line Of works and
therefore, selected by the engineers duty with M,
b ngade for un assault.
This is fascinating in the extreme. We al
most wonder that, on examining an enemy
lire Of fortifcation and seeing something pre-
senting the appearance of one gun, "he did not at
once suspect that it was gun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

Mr., ArocHAs SUCCESSOR. Notwithstanding the
denas that have appeared in many Of the ocoioco ma
pers and, if We mistake not in the Union itself, il
seems that NJ TnIsr has gone to Mexico as d.pio-
matte agent OF our GoveIninent. letter in the New
nounces his arrival at Vera Cruz with dispa tches for
Gen. Scorr and Commodore PERRY. The Vera Cruz
correspondent of the Times says, Mr.. Trist is the
Government in Mexico, lie goes with the train to.
morrow to meet General Scott, and will doubtless give
him ample instructions for the effective prosecution
OF the war;. This is all which had ranspred in New
Orleans relative to Nc Trssmissnn but we leau
and Enquirer thai Mr. Trsl n understood TO be ssso
ciated with General Scott IN thedsty Of debating
pc ace in the Hatisfof the Montczumas. I'o
Wk'g
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

Will the lrasburgh Record inform the public rht
wrote the beautiful lines the occasion OF the
death" Of Mrs Harvey, OF Bartonl- W. PATROL
Of June 10. u.U
The Record replies that it "does not know
and as the Patriot maintains " mastery in.
activity" in the matter, we are constrained to
believe that our well.informed contemporary
does not know" that the lines in question
(unquestionably " beautifully were written by
Mr.. WoLFr, an Irish clergyman, who is also
shrewdly suspected Of being the author of those
glorious verses, The burial Of Sir John
Moore"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
" The W. Patriot, al,uding to its articl,
charging us with being remarkable for GU
abuse of the Catholics savs.

abuse Of the Catholics" says: -
The Burlington Free Press is informed that abuse'
was not the word rrifen although it seems to have
been the word printed
The editor OF the Free Press suggests that we should
bear IN mind that we are not now editing the Spir
OF the Age. II he continue his present traitorou.
course toward the country tear the time will come
when he will be glad to forget that he ever edited any
paper
Will the Patriot do us the justice to /" blow
up" the compositor in his office who I" took the
responsibility of printing what was not wrii
ten!
Touching the other paragraph, as the Patrio
is sensitive about the cage" and as he rcall,
left pretty much all the matter and manner Of
that unique concern at Woodstock, we are dis
posed to say nothing; though as to our being {
"traitor" we cannot acknowledge the corn.
Give us something to fight for, a good caus,
and respectable foe, and we are foolish enough
to believe that we should come up to the aver
age of Locofocos in " patriotism. We say th
with great ditidence, however, as Locofoco pa
rictism is at the highest point Of artificial heat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

IL Our neighbor of the Sentinel is falling into
the Gazette vein in giving its War news. The
following mysterious paragraph occurs in its
latest accounts" - t--
A private letter from Jalapa says that Col. Law
renee, bearer OF dispatches and Of his we're
killed on the Vera Cruz road This doubtless is a
mistake for sour. ---
OF course we can't pretend to say whether it
really is a mistake for sour or not. There
is nothing very sweet about it certainly.
BY the way. is the above one Of the I" Report.
from all quarters" which the Sentinel say.
show that the Mexicans prefer our rulers t.
their own ?"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

The greatest and smallest man in the world ar
rived in town Yesterday morning from New York
via' the Fall River Railroad, viz: Daniel Webster
and Gen. Tom Thumb."-Boston Transcript
The above is rather an incongruou. mixture o.
the physical and intellectual. If Mr.. Webste,
had deferred his return to Boston until the pc
Rod Of the reported Presidential rsh to that city
the Transcript man would have had rare chance
for his joke. We believe Mr.. Thumb is BY NJ
means small man in any respect except in
stature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

Southerner Of the 7th inst. says, we have some
foundation for the belief That Gen Taylor will return
to the United States in about month OH temporary
leave OF absence"
If he should require Pass from Mr.. Polk,
he would never &c: back to Mexico. Polk will
never forgive him for the rough and ready treat
ment he bestowed upon his friend Santa Anna.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
Maryland Wing state Con vention.

The Maryland Wig State Convention, hav
ing upon the 4th ballot nominated the Hon
WV. T. GoLDsBoRoueM as its candidate for Gov
ernor, the friends of the other candidates expires.
Sc their hearty concurrence in the nomination
The convention adopted the following Reso'
lu,ion -
Resolved That the high intellectual capacity, the
noble and generous qualities Of the heart the cool bra
very, extraordinary prudence, and strong practca
General Zachary Taylor, as a citizen and soldier
give the world assurance Of man" in whom tn.
highest trust under our Constitution may be reposec
with entire confidence. tAh Ere. Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

We find in the Montpelier Watclman tho
Reports of the Directors and the Treasurer Of
the Vermont Central Railroad Company. and
give them below. They present the affairs of
the Corporation in a hourishing condition, and
such as appears to warrant the expectation Of
the President that "one.half Of the road from
the Connecticut to Northfeld] will be in opera.
ton by the LIST day Of January next"
We gave the names of the new Board Of d.
rectors in our last
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

"Repots from all quarters show that the
Mexcans prefer our rulers to their own =
Burlington Sentinel d Democrat
Exciting rumors prevailed at Vera Cruz, from
Puebla, TO the effect that the citizens had risen upor
Gen. Worth and cut off sig or seven hundred of hi.
men. The runlor was in every mans mouth, and muci
evidence is given to support it-Burngton Sentinel
Democrat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings Of Vermont are invited TO meet in State
Convention by delegates, at MONTPELIER ON WEpSEs-
DAY, rHs 7rH DAY OF July NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. M
for the purpose Of nominanga ticket for State officers
and taking all other measures necessary, preparatory
for the next election.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
E. p. WALTON, JR., State
SOLOMON FOOT, Central
A. L. MINER, Committee
GEO. w. COLLAMER,
ELIJAH CLEVELAND,
June 2, lS47.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
gree Press,
BURLINGTON, VI.
.~-y><.>~s1.-->cS~,~NSs4oS~s> ~>o~.>s>~~~~>
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, ls47.

els THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT IS
UPON US, THERE is NO STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE UsA CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WING PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATEs."-Dania Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
The Boston Atlas.

We are glad to learn that the Proprietors Of
this aby-conducted and influential paper have
made arrangements with Mr.. Ell WARDS, of the
Bookstore, by which he is authorized to receive
subscriptions in their behalf. It gives us pleas.
ure to recommend the Atlas to such of our
readers as may desire to supply themselves with
valuable and interesting city journal. Messrs
ScHouLER g. Rprwrp have bod -r.,h .-I;s>~.;.I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
Pillows at q discount.

1t may be referred to as an evidence Of the
contempt for Injuries which prevails among
our soldiers In Mexico, that the only PiHop
that was known to be at Vera Cruz and Cerro
Gordo WAS returned to the States in as good
condition us il was when It was furnished to the
srmy--uever having had head on it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

The LocUfoco State Convention will be held
at Montpelier on the 7th proximc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

o., 1917 Maria Dunn. I'm London via Hampton Roads,
4 A A ballast TO Richardson a. Watson
n h.rs promshair Pine AZ de TIM sligo IN ballast TO
Ssnoese big Glorioso Tuzxo, 81 ds tm Msyseuel,
70 .nssr sc to Pai.ips Co.
Rds Rob, Bruce. Wade, I'm Baize' hondarss' Via
usmn,oa Roads TO Blsneo.
Rris olive sumner. Is ds TIM Sae,tss sugar &c 10
uolt Owen Left brig AneorA snd sehr Io. eo1n IoI
Nv YORK loading eosh inst lat % 10, long 49, spoke
hr,s Ceoela I'm Esst Fiorids TOR Portland
schr J W Kempton, Bedeh. =. .. u.,,
schr Ann smith, Smith, TN Baltimore mdse' 70 siAif
Ter & Lord. -, Il, - us,usr A.
Lord. -. nr ,oas. d,
stufges, Chairman & Co. . 49,, l.
schr Nara Swain. ion Baltimore, md'e' TO Johnson q
Lowden. -, =,
seAr Emily Johnsan, sasdieor. fun Baltimore md'e' 10
Johnson & Lowde.
sehr Planet Howes Ids I'm Bath. Ne, potatoes bound
10 Rsltmorc =, -,
sehr Mary Jane. Osborn. de I'm Fort Wslthsh, Va,
,s.l to Sturges. Chairman Co.
schr Repeater, Jsrvis Dc I'm Richmond coal TO
sshy John Polk Concklin. I'm Virginia wood.
sehr Hiram, Gerard, Prince ds IN Baltimore mdse
scSr Poeshon,as, Smack 4 de fm Richmond ndse, to
sehr sarah Cope, IS ds I'm Beaufort nc naval stores
70 master. 80. p.,o. ID. A. ora.r
schr Aou Gardner. Hobart TN Port WSinsn - eeAi'
bound to Norwich. Ct =, -.
sesr Martha wa,hlngton Holmes, 81 a. I'm bsrscoA
irsss 60, 70 Cropsey 4 Glnsrtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
sECo>D SOARp.

AsNew. Orleans the money market IS somewhat
tighter The Banks have thrown out coed deal OF ps
per- and are discoun,ine very spsrpsy for the moment
This however said to be merely temporary and pro
eeeds mainly from the large amount OF Government
funds thrown suddenly the market for the purpose oil
obtaining specie The business To Texas Securities has
been quite lrncd Treasury Notes. i4al4te Interest
Notes, l6 Eish, Per Cent Bonds % Ten Per Cent
Boad. 24o ON the dollar Foreign Exchanges have been
very duh and drawers find great difficulty in negotiating
s,erRas lo4i 9l05s though some isvor'e signatures
have brought 81 Francs. $40 New.iork 90 days II
DER cent discount. Checks al psT cent discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
,.T-7yI xxFgE NyINDuW BLINDS kc-Tt

In sress are not only eshiouabls ornaments 10 me WY
M fnTnIne bui their numerous uses render them " sls
49,, s,fata he room and render Il healthy and agree
sse They sford persons within the room iuli vie" Of
he reel and prevent thoss outside rom seeing mo w
,ror, They are extremely ornamental Ihey Keep out
es ml ouitoe. and other nsecs By having Ine-e ono
par.on. not only avoid the annoy snce Of nese @
Ave tbeir furniture from being soied by men, as wen as
Inc expeu.e OF repairing and cleaning they also " "a
airtns he ght and air prevent the paint from oee0nS
We anuf.cture this article to order Of any SIZE or nsurs
ellheI ~, -. .1vI.. LEE 4 co.
AZ " -" -. r. r. once 80 BeeckersL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
PARKER'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
No. DEY.sr. (FoRMERLY o. JOHN.sTl
Nsw-York. AIS hm'lsip

New.York as en- lsip
,I,n suIPCUANDLERs, Dealers 10 Naval Stores
i Cauphene, soap Makers, Sc.-The undersigned, has
tn succeeded 10 the business Of Messrs Cooke ADAMS
s Turpentne Di.ueTs SC Is prepared 10 execute ogeIs
10 any extent for Camphene, Spirits Iu penune so'
pentne Pitch. Tar, Rosn, Soft Pcn spls isl, al "
psbes Coal Tar and every description Of Naval stores OF
,h fr.t ouay aud which he will sell on the most iayof
able terms. Having effected an arrangement VIII st n
Thomas Cooke, late OF The above hr 70 supeIlheuu va
nanufscurng and dising department, the undersigned
fee. assured thar his articles will be found equs ho'
superof To those Of any other house 10 the United STATES
'1'' - 80 South 81.
We Jake this opportunity u addressing our Ola enus
and customers In behalf OF MI y Il laPseOs " ~ ~
Gee ost cordially recommend them for any article IN MS
line feeling assured from long acquaintance WIN
him The having been formerly 10 our houseJ su 49,.
ia'''OH " '' " THOMAS COOKE,
q ..a,, b ADAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

AptEsTlfkD II TIE fkIhUNL ~ ~
sls Ard BE- II faytkr sn.acted, =, ~. po.,.
AID al advertisements made unoe VI ~ iet,er,
ress Sor 10 Any Poa o8ce shall be Inserted N zoe p.pes
1r papen, Of ,ne Town or plsee ns.e M
may De - PR OSos Ian passsd March 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

y. BRIG Rob- Bruce. from Beli;e. Hon-Mrs Loroir
and children. Mrs Deisndre and child Mr. MaAin'
Horn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
pubIir Conc anees. &t.

.U~- PEOPLES LINE Of Steamboats, for Al.
EE43HEEa bany Daily sundsys excepled-tbroughdi.
rect aIe o'clock NJ ron ne pier 9 ,rn,
Capt Nm. II. Peck will lesye ON Monday, "Wednesday
and Fl5ay evenings s ~ - oeSea c,..
den VII lesge On Tuesday Thursday AID Saturday eSe-
ningsal O'Clock.
Al o'clock r. a-L Landing a, Intermediate places
FROM the foot Of BsIcleysI Steamboat SOUTH AhEh-
ca, Capt Thos NJ Halss, will leave on Monday, Wed
nseday Friday and sunday afternoons =! oeoes 49,,
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain X u fufei
will leave Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday afternoons
Al O'Clock
The above boats will at oil times arrive ia Altsoyis
ample time for the Morning CaIs Tor the East of west
Freight taken at moderate rates and mons 'aSen si'sf
All persons ere forbid trusting any OF the boats Of this
line without, written order from the CsPsin OF Asso -
SCHULTZ, a. he once ss On ID The Wharf myle
sH~~ MORNING LINE al seven o'eloeL
For Albany and Troy s1d inIsa%s,
-, ds's landinga-BIessfasI and die Tso q
Capt A. 0orham. will leave the steamboat pier 1901 u
Barclsy-sI on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fhdsys
The .tss@bost NIAGARA, cspI H. L. Kellogg. viz
leave No steamboat pier foot Of Bafclaysl Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday al hapssto O'CLOCK reiufuinS'a
'D' EVENING LlsE-THRouoH DIRECT
From The foot Of Conlaod.st
Passengers taking this boat will In time 10 sss
the morning ,rsn q cars from Troy west Buffalo, and
nG Tas % sIs csp Macy
Thursday and Saturday a. o,eocs, d. ,,,..,.,.v
and Friday, al y O'Clock, +. NJ. d,
For passage freight apply on board the boat, or pf
b. HALL al the once on Inc wharf my3
IT, APAssAGE REDUCED.-For Absny'
EzS5ttecz3N lsudng oay the foot VI Hsmmoak
street.-The fat and elegant steamer klr
VAN WINKLE, Captain George v. Riggs VIII lesss
the foot Of Kobinsonst Monday, "Wednesday and ~
day even ngs O'Clock, Y. n. The Rip Van Winke
Is hled Up p.of style and has connection wiihaDy
other bOaI on the river This boat will arrive In Albany
pie for the Eastern and WesLern cars All pefsoss
FORBID trusting any one account of mi boat Sious
written order from tho Captain or Agents. For hgsh
/ GEO r. sTANfEY sar
Il AClTIZENsv NEW DAY LINE Of
! {ck Opposiion Boats FOR ALBANY Snd ~,
tefInediate places. Fare 5ocenIs. bseshiss'
! and dinner on board
/ The and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
Capt A. DegroOi Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, 81
/ hsif past A NJ. AErAMoRA, Capt J. 8. Knight Moo
days Wednesdays and Fridsys, at haf pats A NJ froG
The pier foot VI Wanen-sL touching Hammond Of. piss
For passage OF hgh freight sppy board tho boats Of
| 70 GEORGE DOBsON, 81 the ofsce.
lie Wsneu-st corner OF WesLsL
~ All persons forbid trusting the above boss 90
account Of the 81
L. ExCURsIONs-Ths steamboat e
I E<<S3301fS reke be hired for Excursions 10 ue
| Bay Norm or East rivers &C, upon spph
Gallon 10 the Captain on board. myi3 w.
/
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

DARGAIN- The Subscriber would respectfully 70,
ID Iorm he public that he 10 selling on cheap afge anp
sr,ed ns.ouent Vi unredeem-d pledges al Zreauy 70
daeed prices. consisting Of oyefeoAS and eoa5s ION
h nzns snd vests from - cts ~ - each also Jar
Of watches sud i-wery Of al descn Pons 1na
al kind. Of musical and mathematical instumenl- sex
1an,. o1sdrsuts guns pistols. swords cutlery, and great
mani other articles, too numerous 70 mention Aro'
large assortment Of c2rpeners tools those IN Ws.s
sxsmins hsfore uurcha.ing elsewhere l. WlLoONi
FORMERLY Sim9son Wilson, 10 Chainsm'sL
NB-Al Hose having soy q the above named 1rueies,
which th4y are DESTROYS dispose OF al ressohaD4s
&C. Will please cali on l. WILSON, 10 ChstaansI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
BOOTS AND SHOES

q OF THE FIRST QUALITY 81 the ONE PRICE
cheap Boot and Shoe store, az Chsthsm-st-The
Subscribers would cal tbs attention OF thef cls-
- and the public In gecsral " their large and
well assorted stock Of Lacies Misses aud Cnildfen's
Caters Buskns SIPS kc together win large STOCK OF
Mems, Boys and Youth's Boots, Shoes and brogsns,
which hey will sell q. the following iow prices;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25

INCREASE OF SPEED AND SAFETY OF
cTEAMBOATs-The subscribers new boat SbullI e1,
- pressy to try new principle OF poPelnsl ~ ~ ,S
launched In ten or hileen days ANY time previous 10 we
tal he will sell one-eghth Of the right for reasonable
compeusston NY new method OF increasing me speed
and ssfey OF Steamboats, has the confidence OF al VINO
have examined L. Apply 10 sEWALL shOkI,
u" ~, IA i0is 100 Nesey-sL
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, suitable Tor ne"
"A housekeepeu or TO repensh the disasters oce
ed by removal, or hou cleaning, Consisting OF WINE
rsst vsIslv IN paiterns; new shape white China Tea
3ets and Cofse Cups and Saucers For sale AZ
Al south Brooklyn and sent 70 every parI OF bIooAJu VI
New.York, free Of expense ,,o,,,sv vtvIp
as In InOmAo y. ti.-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
EyI sCRIBNER, OF the late hrm Of lockwood scfio-
AMER thankful TO his friends and the public genefay oI
th,r former patronage would respectfully inform Them thai
he has sold out his Interest In the late hrm al 20 Peas
corner OF Fulton and has taken part OF HE store "a
g. two doors below Gold where he mas opened an ehey
new and select stock Of - -nr
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND slLVERWA AXE
COMPRISING in part follows, viz hne gold and SILVER
watches q the best makers gold guard and foo clans
breast pins studs fnger and ear rings, keys
seals gold and silver ihlmbes, specsces, pencil cases
gold pens lockes, &c silver spoons sd ies ~
ngs butter knives every variety and OF the sles ano
most approved styles siiyerwtTe made 20 1Ias ION
ron md Ia the l. Ss expenses being very
oht enab Q HIM by quick sales and small prohs 70 NEE
ne views OF ell those who may be pleased TO fasor nm
win their patronage l., a.. -, ,...
Clocks watches and ewelry repaired In me best man
ner. LEVI oSh. oNl = - : 49, 80 arid
,,orr gfls oens myll lwisS3Nos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
JOSEPH r. GRlFFirHs. i35 Amlty.t.
JOHN ALLEN, II Nsnderwater-st
MRS GRIFFiTHS, on The premises.

- FOR sALE-Wosich-ser Lsnd.--ro gentlemen
~ want Of sites for country seats 10 market gardeners,
80 IN want OF land Tor gardens and To- all perseus
wishing location In the neghbofhoOd OF New-Yofk 500
acres Of land in the Of Westchesier whiting mes
ofthe City Hall with right OF passing over Harlem Bridge
free OF toll offered At private sale In los contain
ing from to 50 acres each The lands within fifteen
mnutes walk Of tho Railroad front good roads are IN
the Of schools and churches Of different de-
nominations the water is good, and location heslthy-
Title indspusbe. Terms moderate. Apply TO 0oUVEh-
NEUR MORRIS, Morrissnia, Weschester CO., or 10
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor, 70 Nsssau.s,
New York, myf I'm
% $50 ACRES OF good rich farming lsnds, part 81
which Is valuable timber for sale al ~ 20 per acre
located IS miles north Of Canal and Railroad al Rome
Oneida Co. ~ x. and only Is hours ride from this cly
title good and taxes paid to date Apply al 80 Lloe,y'
front Office from u TO O'clock myN W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
farms for Sale.

~, FARM FOX sALE-Consis1ing Of sixty seres,
af0 belonging To he estate of The isie capt Josepn
So G,6i1hs deceased situated near illiams Bhdge,
West chester Co n T., and wiihn ten minutes VAN OF
the Railroad The location Is not surpassed by sny 10 the
coun,y surrounded on all sides by good roads, aud al
Joining the country seat OF Capt Spencer and sns Acee
Fac The land IL IN first rate condition me o's wei
divided with 5tone fence and shove six sores Oh upefo
wood land and the whole well ws.ered. The barn sf
orthouses srs In good order. The dwelling hoass 70 u
every respect a comfortable dwelling. -,
There Is on he premises, good sppe'besInS o'enss,
onslsog Of over four hundred yoing and thrifty uees,
beside pear peach and cherry tree. Any peIson wlsn,
ing retired country seat ssing iaelInss oi eohs
20 ami from The civ pleasure by railroad rev such OF
portuuities Offer part OF the purchase money csn ~
n,io on bond aud mortgage six per cent For further
particulars enquire OF -. .
JOHN ALLEN, II Nsnder~atersL
nvig l,ys MRS GRIFFITHS on the premises.