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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

oAsA EMS BH THE LATE GALE.-At
Pfovlncetown every vessel in the harLor
broke loose. The loss to to the shippino
is immense.
From the Newburyport Herald of Dec 80.
STILL ANOTHER Destructive GALE.
On Friday night we were visited with an.
other destructive gale, being the Sd which
has occurred during the present month
The tide is stated TO have risen higher
than 1t has at any time before for 80 years,
completely overfowing all the wharyes.
and setting adrlt aud DESTROYING large
amount of property. The damage to the
shipping at the wharves has also been
much greater than has ever been expert
enced before.
The tide flowed into store on Bailev's
wharf, where large quantity of sugar
was stored, and damaged that in The low.
er part OF the store to some extent. We
learn also that some oil was lost from
t1askell's wharf, and large number Of
small boats were stove to pieces at the
lower end Of the town.
The ice from the fats is piled IN on The
lower part OF Water street. SO that large
quantities of it will have to be removed
before the road will be passable.
1t is altogether unprecedented that three
severe gales, two Of them heavier than
any We have had for many years past.
! should occur within period of fourteen
days.
1t is net easy to form correct estimate
OF the whole damage. but we have heard
1t placed above 10000 dollars.
HE LATE GALE AT PRov1NcETowN.
Pro0lncetown, Dec. %.
Last night and this mornino we were
visited with another violent Gale of w.nd.
which has done much more damage here
than any former gale within the recolIec,
ton OF our Oldest people. The loss of
property cannot be estimated at less than
S50 900, witch principally falls upon the
inhabitants of this town. The wind blew
with great violence, causing the tide 10
rise much higher than usual, and nearly
every vessel that was fastened at the
wharves broke loose and drilled among
the stores and dwellings along shore, de-
mollshing every thing in their way.
From The Rochester Democrat Of Dec 20
Great Snow storm.
We can tell of as great a snow storm
as our Eastern cotemporaries, though net
attended with as many serious disasters.
Friday evening the air was mild, but it
commenced showing s. continued through
the night the wind changing to the North
east By day light some eighteen inch.
es of snow had fallen on The level, and
that which fell towards morning had be-
come SO light from the increasing cold
and wind. that il drilted in all directions.
Saturday the storm continued moderately
through the day, and at p. NJ, when
THIS parae raph was written, the snow on
level was estimated to be two feet deep,
and still falling, though with but little
win d.
The MoRMoNs, by late reports are re-
ceiving material accessions to their num-
bers, and they boast of their brilliant
prospects.-N YBap. Regr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
For the Deg & Dumb, and Blind.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

nG c undersigned, appointed by the Legislature
Oh vermont to superintend all matters e. tb;nrs
relating to the care and education of the deaf a6J
num6' and Blind, of this State, hereby give notice
!La5 they will hold meeting at Blodgetts Hotel
IA Toya1t0n on the nineteenth day Of February
purpose OF acting applications in behalf of the
unfortunate youth above denominated, who NAV
need the benefcence of the State for their relief
Az VIII Witt Hr1 RndS, Commissioners
Windsor, Jan. l, 1870. Du'iD' q DIind'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
WEEKLY RECEIPTS,

]. Flint, E. Williamsburg, 5000
A. Woods, Londonderry, ON
VIM. Thompson, Ion
r. Horton q W W
NJ. Grow, Greensboro oHn
III Mason. Craftsbury, 209
E. c. Hovey, 909
c. Marsh, S0 %
>. Grow, o M
NJ. Carlisle. Brandon, m
&. Holt, Sharon, 0 10
A. Watt Granville Corners, NY. oO0
A. Ames, Brandon, i m
;. Abbott, Pitisford, 0 IN
VIM. Bliss, Z. Calais, ON
o. Blodget, Randolph, / %
]. Parker, Sharon, o M
F. Blood, E. Roxbutv, S00
j. Field, N. Spring field. ON
u. Stickney, w. Immersion, oa0
J. Cudworth, o0o
Il. Howard, . On
n. c. Jay, Puthey, M
p. Angler, Westport Ny. rs
f. w. Ranney, *
l.. HinckIey, Post Mills, o00
Z. Carpenter, I00
d. Larned, w. Fuirlee, bon
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
For the Telegraph.
ORDAINED.


At East Williamstown, Brother To-
ssp@ Huntington, to the pastoral care Of
the Baptist Church IN that place, on
Wednesday, Jan. /. 1910. READING Sc.
lect Scriptures, Introductory PRAYER and
Sermon, by brother F. Blood, from Rom
!: 10. Consecrating Prayer, by brother
L. Culver, aided by brethren Anger and
Blood in the imposition of hands. Charoe
by brother A. Angler. Hand of Fellow.
ship by brother A. Arnold. Address to
the church by brother Angler. Conclud-
ing prayer by Rev. A. Royce of the Con-
gregatlonal Church. Set music bv The
Choir. Benediction by the ordained.
The services we're interesting and i'm
presslve, and attended by numerous and
solemn audience.
In behalf of the Council,
A. ARNOLD, Clerk.
p. S. The brethren in WiIliamstown
have recently built them neat and com.
modious house of worship which was
dedicated on the 9th Nov, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

Recei0sd of
SALISBURY Juvenile Society. 1ooo
Rutland Church, % 90
Grafton Church, 1000; Plvmontb
Church, 200; 10 M
per p. w. Dean.
Willard kIMBALL, Treas. Bap. Con. VI.
WIll not other churches follow the ex-
ample of the above2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
DIED,
Commissioners Notice.

NJ Z the subsc rIbers, being appointed by the Hon.
" Probate Court for the District Of Rutland.
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against III,
estate of SARAH ARNOLD, late OF Brandon. In
said district, deceased, represented insolvent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited In o6ser
thereto; and six months from the sixth dav ~
January 1910, being allowed by said court Tor that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give NurIor ,I,,
will attend TO the business Of our said anno;nt.
men at the late residence Of the deceased ia said
Brandon, on the first Mondays Of February g. Inly
next from one o'clock until four O'CLOCK. p NJ ~,
each of said DAYS. - ". on
JOHN CoNANT.
Brandon, Jan'y 8, 1910. 1zIo
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
Notices.

FHiLoLExiAN.-A meeting of this society viii
oe neid at the Seminary, on Friday, the I7ti inst
0uests0nJor discussion. the Silk business
be made profitable in Vermont SrcRrT1pw
All who are interested in the investigation of this
subject are invited 10 attend. - '''''
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In Rochester, on the 9th inst. by John Cur,;.
er, Uriah Rice to Mary c. Huntington.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

Brother F. Blood has removed from
WaItsfeld to East Roxbury, and wishes
his correspondents to direct to the latter
place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

Brother J. S. Herrick, of Sharon, is re.
quested to act as agent for tue telegram
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
General Intelligence.

DISASTERS BY THE LATE GALE.-At
Pfovlncetown every vessel in the harLor
broke loose. The loss to to the shipping
is immense.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

SMITHSONIAN BEQUEsT.
Mr.. Adams brought forward bill in
relation to the Smithsonian beqnes, which,
upon his motion, was referred to a Select
COMMITTEE of nine members hereafter to
be appointed
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
WEEKLY RECEIPTSS.--
DIED,

7, usis Town, on Thursday, 18th inst Mrs. Axr-
:, "he oil William Bngg-, aged II.
nc deceased was universally beloved for re,
mid and amable disposition. She embraced -;
gion some thing more than year ago, and b,s lo,
behind good evidence to her friends tina, tbe;,
Is her gain. The circumstances OF her de,tb -.
peculiarly affecting. She had been married 49,.
year. and leit babe a few days oId-,oo 80.
TO kno" its irreParsbie loss. She was n. -,
child Of an aged mother, who arrived in to-, -
III Time TO attend her fsneraI. have seldom
more general feeling exhibited on a f;,,.,.I 90.
sion than on this. i'e'ai oees-
IN lhls village, on Saturday eve,;,,, =. "
L, wife Of Harvey C1iris "a ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
Review Of the New York Market,
Wednesday, Man

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour mar
ket since our last report has exhibited bu
little animation, the sales generally ex
tending only to the parcels required 70,
immediate city use, and the Eastern mar
ket The receipts of Genesee have con
llnued quite moderate, the PRINCIPAL mari .
which has been taken at SA,94 SIS for
common brands; though Yesterday 81
81 IL was the most that could be obtain.
I'd, and in some instances sales were made
at S4,8l IA, on Saturday, 1000 bbs de.
llvera6ie the present week, were dismissed
OF for export TO Havre at S487 .
Some parcels OHIO, via. New Orleans. to.
gether about 1000 bbs. sold at S475 a
S4,07 Ia. For Southern, there has
been but little inquiry, and we have only
TO notice sales in lots of Georgetown and
Howard street at S. a S5,i2 IL. ipcIud-
ing fancy brands at the latter price: and
Richmond country, S4,87 10 Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are steady. at about
former rates; $50 bbIs of the former sold
at S2,75; and 1 a 200 do of the latter.
S2,07 l-2, both for export.
GRAIN.-The market is bare Of Wheat
and we have no sales to report; we quote
Northern and Wes,ern 81 a SI,95.: and
Southern 81 s ,03 per .busheI. North
ern Rye is In moderate request for distiIl-
ing, at former rates. Northern Oats con-
tlnue scarce, and in demand, at 40 cents
by Fetal; Southern command 20 a 29
and Jersey, about 81. The receints of
Corn for some days past have continued
hight, with a fair inquiry for dis,iIIino.
and prices have rather an upward tende3.
cy. Northern and Jersey sell ia lois at
Do % cents, cash, weight and measure.
MoLAssEs.-There is less inquiry
from T., c trade, and the marker closes ralb-
er heavily, particularly for common quail
tiles, while prince is scarce. AID in better
request. We notice sales of $50 hhds
prime Cuba MuscovacO, two cargoes Ma
lanzas, part sour, Zone previous TO arrival,
Tor diSt'llIng, on terms not made public -
300 hhds Sweet, of III. same. % cents
100 Trinidad Cuba. 81 and $50 Pono
RICO received coastwise, 20 a 80 I-Z, all
on the usual time.
PLASTER OF PARIs.-We advance our
quotation to 1925 a 1897 I-2, cash. as
me cargo price, at which sales TO con-
siderable extent have been made.
PRovIsIoNs.-The demand for both
Beef and Pork has continued active. tho
without occasioning any change in prices;
owing TO the recent interruption of canal
navigation, and The high rates of freights
via New Orleans supplies come In quite
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
Burke, e. Village, MAY II, 1910 D'-''
ENGLISH PRIZE ESSAYS ON

Mr.. Cummings. Please norm;,
,nouSh the columns ofthe Mirror. to make
Known to the American public, the off,
Of lie Committee of the London Peace
Society, of prize one hundred on;naeo
ior The best, and 20 guineas for the ssconJ
oeSl, essay on the following subjects =
FIRST, To show that War pnder i,
circumstances, is inconsistent Win -
Precfpts Of the Gospel and the spirit of the
SECOND 10 point out the dp,;es %
magistrates and peace officers IL casa of
'umults and Instructions, and ;nras Se y
WIN me most efectual method of nreven,
ing such calauities: prevent
1hsrd, To show the best mearsoe.o,.r.
up disputes between nations wi,bon,
course to arms.
Inc essays may be sent to AIexander
GProcKnay No. 81 Bishopgate-wilbin
London, on or before Sept. next or -
y, Wh'ppie d Damrell, No. Cornb;lI
boston, always free of expense.
1 am authorized, by. the London pe,.o
society to otier these Terms to the Amer;.
can Public. The length Of the assans
n9' limited. 1t is probable, that the time
Q! receiving and Judging will Be extended
SIX months. A'eiiueu
III WILLIAM LAID.
washington, April %, 1910.
Alledrtors friendly TO The cause ofpo.-
are requested to give the above an ;nsor
ton. an ihser-
w. L.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
$4,000

a special messenger is on his w,v
from Quebec, bearing petitions TO the
BRITISH Parliament against the union Of
The provinces. He will embark in the
Great Western.-N YSpec
CANAL ToLLs.-We learn from the
Albany Journal, that the amount received
Tor tolls on all the New York State Ca
nais, from the Goth day of April, when
the navigation commenced, to The 3Oth of
: : -,r4l-ls NINETY-FoUR THoUsAND KS
AND FIFTV-FoUR cENTs.-N Y.Spec.
The body Of VIM. Newman steward
OF the Lexington, was picked up aAoat in
SmIthtown harbor, on the 9Th inst and
forwarded by the New jersey TRANSPORT.
alton and Navigation Company to his
frlends.-N YSpec. -i''
ANOTHER Act OF .CoSso,1n.r,
Some five or-s six years 400. the old O.
lumbar CentineI and the Boston Gazena
were united and we learn from the Bos.
ton papers of Wednesday, hat the Cent?.
mel and Gazette is abou. TO be united with
and merged in, the Boston Daily Adver-
user. Ii this work of consolidation could
be carried through the whole Union, i,
you'd add greatly to the Responsibility,
and TO the ultimate usefulness of the press.
Bat The mischief is, that when one paner
goes out OF existence for wan, of support
two or three more are ant 70 start into
existence under the conduct OF young and
a. GUS men, who will not believe that
they shall burn their fingers until thew
Jeet the smart While i: requires a wear
to learn to shoe horse, and half dozsn
years to make genteel boot, everybodv
thinks himself exactly the thing Tor al
editor. Hence the siekly condition Of the
prsss.-N YSpec
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS
terday afternoon the different transoorta-
ton lines adopted The following rates Tor
goods from this city to Pitsburg:
Coffee & Goldfish 95 cts. per ION MS
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20

slowly, and the stock of both Dissertation.
s much reduced. Lard has advanced
y ot cent, with sales OF Western a. o
+ and Northern, 10 cents. Hams.
smoked Bel, &c. remain as last noticed.
RIcE.-There continues fair demand
'"r export, with a moderate and gradually
decreasing stock. There is but liule in
curry for consumption.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
NOTICE.

The Ministerial Conference of The Addi-
son County Baptist Association will NEE,
al the house of brother Increase Jones IN
WeyoFIdse, on the fourth Tuesday Of lime
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ The iollowinr
order OF exercise is assigned TO The men,
oerS composing the Conference
|. Written Sermon, A Harvey.
= Exegesis.-l Cor. IL: 9: first clapse,
NJ. Flint. e''usel
8. Matt. 5: 81: H.F Davis
A.. Gal. 4 IL: ]. Ide.
B.. Rev. 20: II: V. Church.
b. Passages Teconciled: l JJbn /. 1e
8: 9: A. Kingsbury.
II. Passages do. Gen. 6 6: L Sam. IL.
20: J. Ten Brooke. 49,
8. Skelelon.-2 Cor. s: 10: MD. HAYES
8: :: l Cor. 8: 16: Qast clausel
c. Fisher. 'ose1
10. Essays.-Bapiism a prerequisite 70
the Lords Supper, w. G.. Johnson.
III. Connection between Divine and
human agency IN the salvation OF the soul.
J. K. Wright.
IL. " Call to the Ministry, d. Foot.
Is. Church Discipline, c. A. Thorn
BY order Of The Convention,
JER Mrppuv TIo-L
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20


We have always been the advocates of
reduction of the rates Of carrying to
PHtsburg. We believe the prices are
now down to the lowest saving point A
vast amount of produce is coming 10 from
the west. We learn that single line
have contracted to bring in 100 packs of
furs and skins belonging to the American
Fur Company, also 600 bales OF cotton,
besides large quantity Of bacon, floor,
&c. Another line have upward OF 500
hogsheads of tobacco, and large guam
tity of wheat and -four engaged. All the
other lines have a considerable amount Of
produce engaged. Bat few goois how
ever are going westward, which increases
the expense of transportation westward
Phita. North American.
APPALLING CAsUALTY.-This morn
ing as three men were at work upou a
scafold, which was formed by projee!io' 5
from third story window, 10 house IN
Union, below Third street, the scaff3 ID
broke. Two of the men saved themselves
by clinging to the firm parts Of the seal
fold, but the other fell with great violence
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
BY order Of the Convention,
JER. MURPHY, Clerk.

TIE DANViLLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS will
De holden al Burke, on the I7lh and Is,h
oil June next. The Ministers and Dele
gates from the several churches who NAV
i've at distance, and go on Tuesday nre-
Vious, are directed 10 call for entertainment
as follows, VIZ: From Lunenburgh. N Dea
GlarS's-Passumpsic and DanviIie' a. Dea
!. kIiIrIdge's, in the north part Of Lyndon
and X: Godding's, at Burke-E. YillaceN
HaFdwIck, Craflsbury, Albany, CovenrTy (,
Troy, at brother ]. NJ. Kibbey's & p. w
hiooey's-trom Derby, and churches in the
Pr0vaee' at isS5e Denison's ESQ, brother
Hewell's. Truman
49, II I'M me ministers wish TO hold conference
on tuesday, they are invited 10 boJd !, !.
the house of the subscriber. O'u II d'
burke, Il. Village, Nav II. 1SI0
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
Offices.
NOTICE

We ne oemI-annaal meeting OF Board of The,
'Tiihont Baptist Stale Conyen,inn mill -
10, al the house of The subscribe IN
W hi'ing, on The second "Wednesday IN In -
heG', at Ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Il i yery A.,
raole that oil the members Of The Ro,rd
shouid DC present, as there is important bu-
slneSs p be transacted. O''1H' Ou-
Query. Would il not be wei for a,ob
member 10 bring along what money bs con
collect, that We may be able TO paw off some
OF our debts 2 - soiiie
w. G. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Whiting April 90. 1910.
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$4,000
SCHEDULE (Bl

=. SCHEDULE (B)
GlvIl Secretaries and their Offices, $4,000
Prov. Secretaries & their Offices. 5000
t' Generai and his office, 5000
speetor General and his office, 1900
Board of Works, oooo
Emigrant agent, 9oo
c, enSio"S' 5000
Contingent expenses of public off
ces' $500
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20

me. ne Semi-Annual heeting of the. Board Of IN.
non Society will be held at the house Of Er,,bar
O'Clock Z. VI. = H., suhe ~ az
Windsor, W., May s. ISiO. Sec'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20

IL SCHEDULE (A.)
p I $1,000
Lieut.. Governor o0o
UPPER CANADA.
| Chief Justice, Izoo
Pulsne Judges. at g2Oo each, 3G00
| Vice Chancellor, 1125
LOWER CANADA.
| Chief Justice, Quebec, 50a
Polsne Judges, Quebec, 1000 each. 2700
| Chief Justice. Montreal, I10o
3 Puisne Judges, co. at 5000 each. 2 700
| Resident Judge at Three Rivers. Q0o
l Judge of the Inferior District of
St. Francis, Son
l Judge of the Inferior District Of
Gaspe, 500
Pensions to the Judges, salaries of
the Attorneys & Solicitor Cen
era, and contingent and miscel-
laneous expenses of Administra-
ton of Justice, % o75
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
+ Il M ONT TELEGRAPH

y unao;e TO pay the fine, the Presiden
WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE was sen.
tenceo TO eighteen months Imprisonment
from the 2Oth of June last, and $40 fine
Tue residue of his punishment has, we an.
dders'and: been ALSO RENTED by the Presi-
dent'-Al60ny Argus.
CANADA UNION BILL.-We have re-
&c from London copy of the bill for
Inc union Ct the Canadas. as printed hv
order OF the House of Commons i
consists OF 65 sections, and occunies q
printed toolscap pages. Annexed TO #
are schedules of the salaries to be attached
to the several offices, which schedules we
give below. The payment of these saa.
RES IS charged upon the consolidated rev
enue fund of the united province. The
sums charged in schedule A can be alter.
ca only by the provincial Legislature
nose mos 10 schedule B may De altered or the
O y abolished by the Governor.-Nev
YORK. Spectator
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

p5-2lzs<E NJ RANGENE\T.
s====z-zss-ss THREE DAILY LINES FDR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PTiILA
DELPHTA aud NEW YORK Extraordinary
SPEED! q. s. MAIL CHARIOT LINE-rnREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs Through 10 linlTmoreb v con;ractin 81 hours.
the only line al that sr.eo
leaves " heellng every morning at - O'Clock
Iakestbe mail raIl Toss ETtfrr elk arrives il
Baltimore second morn ~ (fi0m y hcelinc } taktt
mai cars and reaches Philadelphia, Nsshin-tof
cltv. ere New Nork same cav
NEW EXPEDITION LINE, g,ares VBrelirc
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening
takes the sHine NAL ears 70 Baltimore, Nashinp
tor. PhI'sdel ma or New Yntk
RELIANCE LINE, Leare, NLeeliag crery NO,
nlng, reaches Frederick second morning and takes
the mornlns line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same sVe"inG, ard proceeds To Philadelphia OF y
l@Tk next morning; or. AZ the option of o ssen
g'TS, taxes Tue evening mail cars al Friedrich
Ihe suhsc lbeTs have cDGtrgCt with the rail
roao company iu carry their mails ard sengcrs
''om FTe1"T ca, snd every arrangement has beer
Iaade to insure comfort and regularity. Tho pta.
Lreiofs OF The above Inns reside upon the route.
their personal attention, devoted to th, husn mess
% fiG5d at sWhe"H@, Washington PA Union
town cumberland. HlEerstov ~, and FTedei,ek-
" adfitlon to which travelling ageats al employ
rd, whose duty q J. ~ pass along the route con
"a tly 20 supeiiniend the lines.
Printed rules and regulations for the benefit 80
- ayers. will be Furnished en- application at 'ht
once on WINTER street, below u. : Hotel, OF at the
N;r anna Motel Mhcrllnz.
rari SrOCKTON. MOORE. FALLS & 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
STAGE; K.fNI:.S.
OPPoSI ZION PEOPLES IJNE.

Two DAILY TJSC< rsW Bat
Ses5szS.s.lrrc--ss5s riNoRF. WASHINGTON CIrY. Pm
49, $3.50 LtpEL-HIA AID NEW NIrK d,
the way of the National Riac
and Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road.
The public respectfully informed that having OF
the Let day 81 April last pUfchs-,d ell the STAGE stock
belonging 10 James Rcesde d Co. running Ca the Na
iional road. tho subscribers will cOntnuo 10 run the
s1nnc heretofore
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
at 7"'coek reaches Frederick second mosrng and
takes the morning line reaching Baltimore
afternoon. and proceeds To PhilaGelph9 New YcTk
sumo evening or next morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening aud
takes the mail line Immediately CIR Baltimore.
where they arrive in time take tho morning Inc of
cars for PhiladelphiI aud New York.
The proprciors Of The above lines al reside The
route aud every attention paid by them personally
the convenience and comfort of the passeugerS. and
one OF them will always be found nj Wheeling Cum
bcrand. IlageSiown. Frederick md Baltimore. They
have the best of horses superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady and obliginc drivers; Tray ccrs may
therefore depend upon being carried through with the
utmost expedition and in the safest manner Their OBJ
ecI and always has heen. To render their lines az
least equal TO any in the United States.
Fs- Office grst door above the Usted States Hotel.
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
sep Il T SHRIVER Co
Louisville Journal HiH copy u Gnoaut Fl teaGolia,
md ck1rCr MS Office