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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
With great respect, yonr friend
AMOS KENDALL


MI. Amos haDodll
Sir-Iour letter and circular came safely
by mail, free OF postage-and that | may not
be censured, have concluded to return you
your circular that you may have the opporiu-
nifty of sending it by mail, and of comse free,
10 some other man, who possibly may consid-
er il all honor to join in slandering and tradu-
cling, for individual gain, the private character
of William Henry HANSEN, who only
captured British army to entite him lin your
elegant language) to the appellaion of a mock
hero. You state that the slumbers of your
children are disturbed by the firing of Wing
guns | believe that the same thing happened
once or twice before. The enemies of Amer
lea have always had peculiar dread of Wing
guns. But, sir, take great pleasure TO inform
YOU, and through you, Mr. Van BIren that he
may take his rest as far as regards my children.
They are not so easily frightened by gunpow-
der, though they feel very indignant at MIR.
Poinsetts militia scheme, which His Excllen-
CIV recommended, though he never saw it.
The commission which hold, il Mr.. Van Blu
rem thinks il is a security for my vote, here
with inform him, through you, Is al his call;
and IL gives me more pleasure 10 otter II ttan
the honor Of retaining 1t could confer. have
come to the conclusion that America does not
entirely depend upon the election of any man
as President, though | am not so very certain
that your pension is so free from lis Deepen
dence on the election of Mr.. Van Buren,.
You say that General Harrison is, in your
classical language, a iongueless candidate.
| ] have never seen the gentleman-therelore
YOU and M Van Buren,, of course, know
more of him than do. | wish YOU 10 get Mr.
+ Van Buren,, who has a tongue, answer the
/ following guestions:-Did you not vote TO in.
s,ruct Rufus King to oppose the admission OF
slavery in Missouri Did YOU not vote against
James Madison in lsl2i Did YOU no, vote for
] TaIiiT OF ls2si Did you never see or hear OF
Mr. Ponseiis army project until II was called
/ for by a resolution of Congress Aud will you
not endeavor to have that project carried into
effect. II you are reelected Did YOU not sane
ton the admission OF negro testimony in Lieut..
George VI Hooe,s trial before a navy court
martial hope, my dear sir, that you and the
President whom take 10 be one and the same
in fact, will loosen your tongues, aud inform
your friend, as YOU style me in your letter.
You know that the people are no, quite ready
for monarch, and liiile decency is sill neces
sary 10 be used, IN order 10 reconcile them 10
their lots. Some. suppos, will feel highly
honored to be appointed cralde-minders for
your dear children Sweet babes lie still
and slumber Democr ats guard Thy heads,and
FTessufy pap. without number fan ihickly a.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday July G

At market 2s5 beef cattle, Is cows and
calves, 1925 sheep, and 1876 swine. 40 beef
cattle unsold.
Prices-beef ca,lc-We quote TO cores
pond with las, week. First quality S6,25. -
Second quality $40 GOO. Third quality
800 5,15.
Sheep--Lots were sold at $3.50, l,15, 200
1926, 1887, and 2,62.
Swine-No lots to peddle were sold. A
few were tailed at 4 l-2to7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

There can be no more appropriate place
than this, to insert the following corrcspon-
dence. Mr.. Kendall has not been used to
hear from his SERVANTS such language, but it
may teach his successor lesson:--
Letter from Amos Kendall 10 the Postmaster
al Conference.-The, Va.
My dear sir,--I take the liberty to enclose
you an Address and Prospectus for the Extra
Globe, hoping that it may be compatible with
your inclination and sense of duty to use them
for the purpose fprocuring and reforming sub
scribers. lin that hope shall be disappoin-
ted, solicit of you the personal favor to hand
II over TO some friend of the Administration
who may be inclined TO use it for that pur-
pose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

WE the subscribers being appointed BY ths
w hon. the probate court Tor the district 81
Fsirhaven, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of al pcfs.ns ..
raipst the estate Of
NOAH LEE.
late Of Casteton in said district, feceased, rep
tesentcd ms Ivent, and a'so all claims spd de-
munds exhibited in offset thereto and s., "'onths
from the I'D day Of June inst. being ..,owec ~
said court for iha, purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the business
Of our said appointment, a, the Inn OF II West.
over in Castleion N the last Mondays OF Sept
ember ana November nett, from o'clock until
6 o clock p. NJ. on erch Of said days.
E Eynr wss sI9IEx, commi.....'.
| Csstletob, June ~, 1910. D-0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
Drugs, Medicines, Books and
Stationary.

TINE subscriber viii continue to sell at bis shop
l. in Wallinglord, all kinds Of medicine usual.
~ called for. Also Moast's Biit.rs aud Life pills
Cheesms MS Arabian Bal am, DIR. Jaynes Expec'
iorant, Hair Tonic, Essence Of Life, Bslssm Life
ParmeIy's Female health restorative, Gregory ,
Indian purgative genuine vegetable and saoaiive
pills, salt Ibeum ointment, rheumatic plaster
uuss.s, &c. Also school books, bibles, hymn
bookc, blank books, Se cards, waters. ink, quilts
litter and writing paper, sealing wax, lip tslve
tooth brushes, and powders, pehumsfy, &c.
The above named articles can be had also al
my Office a, Clarendon Springs
ID. II. MEACHAM.
Wsllidgford, July ], 1910. 3cf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

round thy beds ! am al a loss to name per
son N this country who - willing 10 &C, as
cradle nurse for your nervous offspring. Tell
DR. Niles that | owe him an apology hu, as
he IS solely dependent on you for his bread,
and, permit the to add. office, that whenever
YOU shall have selected my successor, am
ready 10 resign.
With something shor, OF respect,
| subscribe myself
JOHN H. EDWARDS, 7. NJ
a, Goodwynsyille, Va.
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MARRIED.

In Wells, on the Sd inst. by Allen Grover
Esq Mr. John L. Hall, of Argyle, N. Y. TO
Miss Lucy Hyde, of the former place.
In Wells on the 9Th inst. by Allen Grover
Esq, Mr. Day A. Smead, to Miss Mary Ellis
worth, both of Granville; N. Y.
In Sudbury, June LIST, by y. Is. Gould, ESD.
MIR Amos Kingsley, to Miss Cornelia Brown.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
ATTENTION WIGS.

For sale by White, Henderson
& Co. at the Rutland and Cas-
Teton Bookstores, the "1ippeca-
noe Text Book" compiled from
Niles Register and other anthem
tic records by WIN. Ogden Niles,
and respectfully dedicated to the
Young Men of tho United States.
Every man. old and young.
w hig and Loco Foco, should be
in possession of the above book,
as it may dispcrse some doubts in
regard to his life both public and
private.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
SuB-TREAsURY.

Tie following are the yeas and nays in the
House on ordering the sub treasury bill 10 It's
ihird reading.
Ycas:-messIs. Julson, Allen, Hugh J.
Anderson, Aiheron, Banks. Beatty, Bfne,
Rack. Black Boyd, Brewsief,A V Brown.
4 G brown, Burke, sampson II Butler, W o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
A CARD.

DR. MEACHAM, would respectfully say to
- the inhabitants OF Clarendon aud vicinity
that he has opened an Office al Clarendon Springs
one door west Of Union Hall, for the purpose Of
prac icing medicine, where he will be ever ready
TO attend t. all calls for his services when not
professionally engaged. Particular attention paid
ID. II HEACH AM
Clarendon SDrings Nav IS 1910 EFF.
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Doctor BrCckway, Dentist.

VIZ ILL be in Rutland, On his return from MID.
w Jiebary sboo, the middle Of July. Should
his advice or pr of.ssionsl services be wanted BY
any, they will please leave their address, ee'oss
that time, with M. Beamsn, where be- will make
a short stop.
| Rutland, June 20, 1910, @-D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
DIED.

At West Rutland on the 10th inst Mr.. Phi
lander Chatterton, aged "a years, after pro-
tracted illness of more than four years.
In this village, an infant child of Mr. Alan
son Dyer, aged about year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
Notice.

.rAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber ~
~ bout the Ist OF July inst. two mare colts sep.
posed 10 be three years old this spring ono ssy
with white hind foot and star ~ her forebesd.
the other a sorrei. with light star in the tsss-
head Both shod before The owner can have
them by paying rsaso- able charges
L, mUssEy.
Mendon, July 3, le40. N-0
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Notice.

Notice.
CTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber on OF
- about The 9th Of Jsly, siI year old fsis
gray Horse little lame IN the near fore lodi and
weil shod al round.
MANS HAMILTON.
Weston, July II, Isf0.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

r. IsT of Letter. remaining in the ros, Once Of
4 Rutland, VI. 3Ah June, 1910.
Adams william lhos w 10 Chun
49,. Ilo,arc .ee Amherst
r,,l,n,. Aver, Long Jared
Ru,ter6eld Ephtaim ua'"n h.' m,fs
Is. Q ines Anne t. Norton '"ha
p,,n,a I.., Mirror Jubtniah
pa,, w,,y Mason fsnny
ns,ns,f Jo.coh MeAalcy Rachael
Itol,.a IIcm,n A Morgan DAVID
bailey Mary Loraia neHu, ~
Canron IL Moon AndreN
Cheney Bcnjamin lpnket sally
CLARK Charlotte w lp'amy May
Clark Louisa fcnnet
Cook John Ripley LIE
| Davis Andrew itic" Heal
Elliott James ltice nina
Edison Melzar N'ehardson Janlss
Edison Galep X. Rowe Calvin
Eyres Ann Mrs randall Jonathan
Ellis Mary r Mrs Rowe Mary
Fisher LYMAN sp,iding Amos
Flemninu John Slasou +
Fay william Stewart w
Grccnleaf Elias smith u
Green William 5hauuck Jobs
Gorham Rachel Cows'oe u
Gibson Nancy True Nancy
Human Cecilia Oyersefrs OF the Poos
| Haskins Racial wilkins Selab
Hammond Victor Wright Clsr'nds y
Harrington n wheeler Jban
iiin:klcy Saf'bard wessoa Amssa
Loring Sarah Wood Lew
whhuey Martha l..
II 90 TilOs } ORMsBEE. pm.
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W a ntc d 4.

,i,IiE subscriber wi.he. 10 purcA.~ q small
i Farm within hhy mlcs 81 Rotissi. eosvsss
entiy tpcpted for mechanic with q is--+ly, eco-
tanning q i,w scrrs Of good land, and wc'sh frps'
ten Co fourteen hundred dollsts cash dowm. Asy
person having situation answering the sh-ve
description, Wishing TO srll, who viii direct Isf'
ter to the subscriber, tpes, psid) giving . de-
.orip,ion Of the prem 80 and the price OF The same
betor- the tenth day Of Augus, neat, shsll be do
ly attended to by
.oE1. n. Low.
Shire wsbury, July Z, leo. T-W
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

IST Of Letlars resRain,Bg'n the Post Ofbce q,
IL Phtsford, Rutland Go, VI. lot. July, 1870,
Adams John Iadd VIM
Atwood Asa Mstthe~s& Davis
Arnold Uriah Esq Mitchell Col A.
Brown r. Mills Henry
Brewster lsr,el MyaUnPauik
Biaekme' Emily Nye Deans
Castle NsneyC Nimms .Sbiey
Cooley Mrs Teaehns MAST Michael
D~inBai John NJ Parmalse n III
Dolben Selma Miss Phelsn John
Morton John Richardson Mary mrs
Dyer Fanny w. Miss Reed John
Ellis Mo nah Stevens Ben iuin
EBos Shaemaker SSeet Tbeophilss
Fairfield Msrs q Sasah DANIEL
Fairfield ~, n. Rev Specie caab Miss
Hooker wm u ThsysT Jane
Hill Ann Vincent Leonard
Howell Rebecea B Miss Ward Ds,id
Han Psint Woodbury. Joseph
Jenkiss ftncoa Ahipple Caroline Minis
JacksSa Ffsneis w Wheeler Leonard
Kingsley A w
$50 ADDISON BUCK, p NJ.
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MORE NEW GOODS .

nANiELs a BEtfs have jos, received fseus
- Boston an addition 20 thslr former stock a
Goods, which reoders then r-se''m,n' vefy oos'-
plr,e-all 1T which ~ill bs soil a, prices snusas
ally low. r."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14
NORTH EASTERN RorNnARY

On Monday the President communicated a
message TO Congress covering the following
correspondence relative TO the boundary qucs-
ton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

add that there are many matters Of detail IN
the American counior-draR which her majcs-
tvs government cannot adopt. Tho under
signed will be furnished from the government
with an amended dati, IN conformity with the
principles above stated, 10 be submitted 10 the
consideration Of the President And the I'M
dersTned expects 10 he at the same time fur
uishcd with instructions To propose 10 the gov
enmen, ofihe United States fresh local and
temporary convention, for the better proven
ton 81 border collisions within the disputed
territory during the time that may hc ocoup-
ed IA carrying through the operations OF sur
vev or arbitration
The undersigned avails himself ofthis occa.
sion TO renew W the Secretary OF State the
assurance Of hts distinguished consideration.
ii. ). FOX.
The Hon John Forsyth, &c. &c.
M. Forsyth 10 Mr.. For.
Department, ofSt ate
Washington, 2Gth June, 1910.
The Undersigned, Secretary Of State OF the
/ United States has had the honor TO receive a
note addressed to him on the 22d instant 10y
/ Mr.. Fox, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
/ Plenpolenliory OF Great Britain, enclosing
/ printed copies of the report and map laid be-
fore the British Government 10y the commits
sionors employed during the last season 10
survey the territory ia dispute between the
two countries, and communicating the consent
OF her Brilanic Majesty's Government TO the
two principles which form the main foundation
ofthe counter proposition of the United State:
for the adjustment ofihe question.
The undersigned, having laid Mr.. Foxt
note before the President; is instructed to say
in answer, that the President duly appreciates
the motives of courtesy which prompted III,
British Government to communicate TO that o
the United States the documents referred 10
and that he derives great satisfaction from tn
announcement that Her Majcsty's Govern
men, do not relinqush the hope that the sin
cere desire which is felt by both parties to ar
rive are an amicable settlement will a, length
be attended with success; and from the pros
pect held out by Mr. Fox, of his being accol
dinghy furnished by an early opportunity, wit
the draft ola proposition in conformity wit
the principles which in conformity with tn
the principles which Her Majes,ys Govern
: ment has acceded, TO be submitted to tn
, consideration of this Government.
Mr. Fox states that his government nigh
have expected that, when the America coui
ter draft was communicated 10 him, some rei
T, sons would have been given 10 explain wi
j the United States Government declined accel
u ting the British draft of convention, or that,
it thought the draft was not in conformity wi
. previous agreement. it would have pointed o
u in what respect the two were considered
1t differ.
{ Previous limitations have been given, tn
u mere exploration of the disputed terrific
q would not be likely to realize the hopes of {
/ Their government, but that some decisive mea
q ure should be adopted.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-14

Lumber Wagons.
Nine Two Horse Lumber Wagons,
for sale cheap by
DANIELS e. BELL.
Rutland July 6. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02
DRY GOODS.

NJ Ew N CHEAP GooDS-Clo,6 ard eloalins
IN Establishment 81 Meter street. next door Mort
OF u. ;. IIoieL-Thc subscriber is now receiving
IA u nusually large aad Will selected assortment i
FALL & WINTER GOODS. viz:
Extra wool dyed blue, black aud invisible green
clsret and brown Cloths; also. blue-black. brown and
green drab and Asphnlta Cloth Tor over coats Cash
mercs and CasInes ofevcry grade and colour ; Vest
ings. "a very choice and larye assorimeni.
Ready made Clokiag--Blue, black. brown. Inyis
green and clatet Dress and Srvek Coats and Coates
blue. brown, steel mhcd. green srd drab Beaver and
Pilot oyercsais blue aud green blanket nd lian-kiu
Overcosis, a large assortment; Cashaere and CaSsincr
Pants aud Vests and Round Jackets. with n general va
ricty too numerous 10 particulnrize. which will be oc
fercd for a very small adva..cc. Wholesale & Retail.
nov li-tn ALIEN. ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02
oprverTION PEorH.s LINE.

~ Two DAILY LINES ron RAJ
SsHHSN~S rssosE. WasikSGroS CRY, Pm
LS2k9tSS~ LADEfrssa AND NEw Ioax.b "
the way of me Narsnal Road
and Bsliitnosc md Ohie Rad Road.
The public are respectfully informed that having on
the lst day of April last purchased all tho Stnye stock
belonging 10 James Rccxidc d CO. running on the Ma.
tional road. the subscriber will continue 10 run the
same as heretofore.
PILOT LINZ: leaves Wheeling rvrRY MORNING,
at ] o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line OF cars. reaching Baltimore same
afternoon. and proceeds 10 Philadc!phia or New York
same evening or next morning.
GOOD NTE LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
taxes TIVE mail line cars Immediately for Baltimore.
where they arrive in time 10 take the morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and New York.
The proprietors of the above lines all reside ON the
route. srd every attention is paid by them personally 10
the convenience and comfort OF the pascarers, and
one Of them Will always he found at Wheeling. Cum
bsr,and, tiageFsrown, Frederick ssd Baltimore They
have thc best Of horses. superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady and obliging drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend upon being carried tlrvcugh with the
utmost expedition aaS N the ssfes manner Their OBJ.
ject is and always has beca, 10 render her lnss al
least cquHsi 10 any in tho United States.
Va Office frs, door above the United Static Hotel,
Wafer street, Wheeling Va.
cop u r StfftivER 81 CO
Lou'sDilk Journal Sin cqpyt q. amoxut Of tea dot.,
and chorgc this ONCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02
KING, 40 Water st. offers for sale
on pleasing terms
25I gallons Sperm Oil
10 bbls l.jnsced Oil
10 kegs Pittsburgh White Lead. ap le

~ Ew MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Jusi received al the Music aud Variety Store.
Union sL. an assortment of new and fashionable Ma
sic. consisting in part Of SONGS;
Old Rosin The bow. Rnccoon hunt, Yankee wonder,
The dissatisfied man, A BE Duet.
4 wealthy old man n wooing did 10.
10 hones dear scenes | babe aGieu,
On de Lake where droors the willow.
Long, loag ago. Tbcy told me not 10 love him.
I'll so no rnore q rowing. Awake my lutte,
They isil me sh. a no longer fair, Erin. il my houae,
Flow on thou shining river,
And a variety sfnsw Marches. Values, Caiop-
Idcs. &c. Wnsa's military mnsc, arranged isr bands.
Hunters celebrated Instruction book for the Piano I;
Juvenile do.
Alsp. an aSs,rtinent Of Bras Instruments. consisting
Of Tromhomes, French Horns, Cornetis. Post horns,
Kent Baglcs, Valve TrumPe's. Plain do splendid AZ
Phsclide with eleven keys, 3kcy'dFluies. Cocoa * box
wood iiined1 Guitars, common aud machine heads. old
and new Violins in cases. Violincellos. BIss and Tenor
Drmns with the Virginia coat of arms. Bank Music.
Clarke &Nunn's, Stodarl's. Wooster / Dunhaais eel
cbratsd Piars Forie'A constantly Oi HAND and for sale
low by the subscriber.
Music taught on Violin Guitar & Piano Forte.
: Wheeling, oct5 }. MELLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02
rATENrT
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS, IN.
TERESTlNG AND ApPIICABLETO TIE

Dfssases oTffte Stomach, or Nerrss:
Such as Dyspepsia. either Chronic or Casual. un
der the worst symptoms Of res,lessness. 10 xness
of Spirits. and general EmacIaton, ConsEmpten
whether Of the Lungs or Liver, Liver affections,
JaunSice, both Bilitary and pasmodic eostive.
ness, worms OF every variety; Rheumatism; wheth.
sr Acute or Chron'c,. together with Gcut, Scrcfala,
Fever. Scarlet Peyer, Putrid Sore thros', Fever
.nd Ague. !Spa.modic PatpitatiSn of the Heart and
Mysteries, Tic Doulounsux. Cramps. Female Oh
siructioas. Heartburn, Headache. Co,gh, tho Com
mon or Humid. aud the Dry or the Nhooping
Asthma, Gravel, and Oroosy.
The Blood has hitherto been son.idercd h.
ErnpieSs aud Others, as tse great ro-ulaior OF the
hpmsn system. aud such Is the dcvoIedness OF tho
udhersnts 10 that erroneous doctrine. that nc con.
tent them selves with the simple possession ~ his
faliacious opinion. without etauiring into the pi
mary sources from whence Life, Health. sud Wig
o1remss,e =. hnd, rice rersa, pain. sickness. disc So
aud Death. Not go with Dy. HSnt, whose c3 en-
si,e research snd practical experience so emmett.
~ qualify him for the profession of which he Ia,
been oue Of the most useful meDbers. He con
tends-ana a moments reflection will eonyine.
any ressoniugr mind OF the correctrc-s of his views
thatthe stornacn. liver, and the associated organs
arc the priinar aud Estat regulators Of health. anu
thaI the blood IN very many instances - dependent
ou those organs, and that unless niedic,ne reache.
the root of the diseaee the superficial anodYnes
.usu,lly prescribed, serve but as foits to cover tLc
ravaRes of deep rooted mEladicSs Jnder thc-e CON
%ylctiops a, th1expense OF yesfs OF elso. applica-
ton, the doctor has discovered a medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible. and in prescribing
II ~ With a knowledge ofits being n radical cur
VI ~ Nat"Suo uirtaSCs nlIcduy enumerated u. even ~
applied IN the most critical cases, but no does not
preteld 90 escTrhe to
HUNTS PoTSNiCpHLs
C. supernatural agency, although froEn p~osiiv,
prs0is within the knowledge of hundreds, he is pre-
pared to show, that when avery other earthly rene
dy has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
havenever been known TO fail in ~eiiectinr two very
grsnfying results, that cf raising from the bed OF
sickness aud eisetse those who hive tested their
efficncy. and thus amply Iewerdlng DIR. Hunt for
hisiiong and anxious study 10 attain this per:ec-
IIon. in the Healing AIT.
The eat a~ordinary success which has afforded the
use Ell HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, 10 the best
criterion Of their sup erior virtues. They nave
been the means Of raising n host of lahgnIshing p.
tents Loni tho bed OF affection. as is clearly csin-
ced IN the follow iEg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02

AXTATER STREET CLOTHING STcRE-
JOHN LEIGH & co. having just received
from the east their large and usual supply ofFAIL and
WINTERGO0DS. consisting ofcl1ths. cassirneres and
veslings Of e.oTy description, all OF which we viii
make TO order in the inosi neat and fashionable style,
and on the shortest notice. 10 those vino wish To favor
us with a CALI We hive also on haad a large sud
general supply Of Reaig-rnads CioIhiag. such as
Goats. Pants. Vests, Drawers. upper aud under Shirts.
Stocks. Bos,ms, Collars. Gloves, Braces & Hosiery
10 which we invite the attention of our Gionds anal
former customers before purchasing any where else,
AZ We are determined To sell low for CASH
Wheeling, Oct. %. IS39.-sm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02
rmns-FIyE DOLLARS A YEAR.

Cars for Owings' Mills. leave with the train at Z
a m. Returning ioavs The Kills Mt before 4 p. m.
For Ns.fok. 5e-1A steam boat leaves Tor Norfolk.
DC. daily. at 8 p IN and one arrives here ut 8 a. m.
For bhs'on AID Cnnbrsdss-Thc steam boat Mary
land. leaves the lower end of Dugsn's wharf every
Tuesday and Friday. at Z O'Clock. q. m. for Caabridse
and Ension. touching at Anna soils goiag ald returning
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-02

EW COSCERN-Boat stores. Groceries. Liquors
~ So ~ w. II. IIousroS n Co. lat me stand
ormerly occupied by J. r. Forsyth & Coz No. ~.
Wafer street. Boats can be supplied a, all times with
storcs and every other aiication afforded 10 EcIlitGte
their interest. Family Grvceries. Wines aud Liquors al
ways ON hand rs above. nov IL