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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28

checks on the Banks. when the Banks them. |
selves, a, the time OF paying these checks,had
not a plcayuuc ofGovernmeni funds on dcpos-
II. Behold the response Of the Government
In lis recent unjust and ,yrannical legislation
Here you have cursing for blessing-cruelty
for mercy. And why, nigh, ask, has the
District Of Columbia been set up as a mark to
he shot a, by the tyranis in office, who under
the Constitution have power to legisla'c upon
all subjects whatsoever in the ten miles square.
Why did the famous Revolutionary Convention
of France, in 90 and 90 insult humanity in
the name OF Liberty, destroying whole heca-
iombs of victims Answer ms that, and will
tell you why the members Of Congress in
majority here have committed their legion OF
outrages You are aware tina, the people OF
this District-though numbering forty thou
sand,-are in the proportion of four-iitths OPP
posed TO the Administration. As sentinels
upon the watch-tower, they are bold enough
TO proclaim that hostility, respectfully but
firmly and fearlcssly, whenever and wherever
occasion offers. They have done II repeated
" in the election ofWhig municipal officers.
They have done it refusing, like freemen, TO
submit by silent approval TO the odious system
of rewards and punishments which have been
practiced for "a series Of years. They have
| done il in resisting the Jacobine Clubs, which
were here to spy out, IN every book ano cor
ner mems thoughts, whenever men in office
thought proper to express them. For this the
People Of the District have been marked as
victims for the sacrifice. While Virginians
upon one side of the Potomac and Marylan.
ders upon the other, have been dealt with
kindly BY the Legislatures of the two States,
Congress, which is the local Legislature OF the
District has proved itself in its legislation ty-
rannical and blood thirsty. Judge We, reader
of the effect of the Act of Congress so recent
" adopted in reference to the District Banks,
when told as the Banks have Congress OIL
cially, that but recently their circulation was
less than a million Of dollars, and their loans
and discounts,not much short Of three millions
of dollars. No Banks south Of New York
have been better managed, and through the
whole of the recent suspension part OF them
have met their engagements promptly by re-
deeming their notes in specie. But proprety
ofconduct,-an honest administration of affairs
has avaled nothing with the dominant party
The People in the District have been homes
and independent, and honestly and indepen
IDENTITY they have told American citizens every
where, that Denmark was rotten. They LOSE
in consequence their right as citizens, and TIL
good of those Institutions which are necessary
for the prosperity of every good Government
Yours, Z. ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
SIGNS AND TOKENS.
aOther Warning. Here are fifteen DEM
IL Of Middlesex hear ye them
WHO HAS CHANGED

(pors having gone abroad that the under
|ed have changed their politica. views,
deem it due 10 their own political char
2 aud the promotion of truth, to meet
reports in this public manner. That
ave ever cultivated and ardently cherish
principles Of democracy promulgated
PETERSON, Madison and Monroe, is true;
TIA, we rendered our support TO the ad-
sIsnOn Of Martin Van Buren,, in the hope
be would practice ubon those great and
principles, as laid down by the fathers of
ocracY, is equally true But when we
he manner in which the Sub-Treasury
has been imposed upon this nation,
u the violation of state rights, the subseI-
p Of the executive presses, and the Off
hess OF the federal officeholders, though
Njecid by the people; and when we
81 On the consequences this deleterious
fsure has had, and will have, upon the
fperi,y Of our country, in the reduction OF
value Of property and the wages Of labor,
also on the great extension OF executive
e' and patronage; when we see the vast
Ease OF our national expenses, which, in
most favorable point OF view presented by
lnends OF the present administration, is
'han double that Of John Quincy Adams,
We all thought and denounced as eN-
sSh'' when We witness the neglect which
asncultural, manufacturing and CONNER.
h'eresis endure, by Withholding that en-
sserlent which a sound and adequate cur.
would yield; when we reflect upon the
- and unieeling language used by the
Asiional incumbent, in substance that
Peple look TO the government for toe
aAi the government will take care Of
80 The people must take care of them
when We witness the bold aitemp'
'nends ofthe present. administration, il
'oe o. law and justice. TO deprive the old
Their share in the public Il nds, levi
,of The purpose OF securing western
- o! oedlng 10 The new states all the pub
Ia within their limits, on condition o
Sl'ng only half Of the proceeds into ih'
- treasury, and finally, when anon.
Nast things, we witness the vile aiiemp
70 PeHetuate power IN the SAM
violation Of the great republican
ste q rotation in oflice-candor, truil
Fs'flosism oohsirain us 10 admit, that W
enaer abandon the further support @
- buren, o. --usi, nv our further adhe
se.i'aon our long eheilshei principle
9ocFsey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
THE HuRRAh SONG

Old Tips the boy to swing the fail,
IIurrah, hurrah, hurrah
And make the Locos all turn pale,
Hurrah, hurrah, huuah
He'll give them all a tarnal switchcn,
When he begins TO "Clare de Kitchen"
lurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hur-
rah, hurrah!
Ploughboys though he leads in battle,
Hurrah, hurrab, hurrah
He's team in raising cattle,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
And though old Proctor at him kick'd
lie is the chap that ne'er was lick'd
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, &c.
His latchstring hangs outside the door,
Hurrah, hur!ah, hurrah!
AS il has always done before,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
We vowed by Wings he should be sent
To Washington as President.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, &c.
/. In all the States no door stands wider,
- Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
To ask you in to drink hard cider,
Hurrah, hurrah. hurrah.
But any man that's ''given to grabbn,' -
Ne'er can enter his log cabin.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, &c.
For such as Swartwout, Price and Boyd,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
His honest soul will e'er avoid,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
And poverty he thinks no crime
But welcomes it at dinner time.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, &c.
So here's three cheers for honest Tip,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurah
We've got the Locos on the hip.
Hurrah, hurrah, buTah!
Wen row them all far up Salt River,
There let them stand TO shake and SILVER.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28

jealousy Of executive power, was one Of
the FIRST lessons inculca,ed by our republican
fathers. Absolute acquiesonce IN the will
and decisions OF the majority, the vital princi
pie of rcpublcs-economy IN the public ex-
pcnses, tina, labour may be lightly burihened
encouragement Of agriculture, and com
merce, as its hand -maid--among those prin-
ciples which, 10 use the language OF the Illus
trious Jefferson, form the bright consiclla.
ton which has gone before US, and guided
our steps through an age Of revolution and
reformation. They should be the creed of
our political faiih--the textbook of civic in
struction-the touch. stone 10y which TO try the
services OF those we trust" We therefore
announce our aba ndonment Of Mr.. Van Buren,,
because he has abandoned these great demo-
cratic principles; and we cordially embrace
and support the nomination of VIM. Henry
Harrison, because he processes these princi-
pies, and because in a long life OF integrity,
faithfulness and patriotism, we have guar
anty that he will carry out the great princi-
Piles OF democracy. We therefore respectful
" submit II to the consc 'entious Judgment OF
all, whose dem ocracy extends to principles, TO
determine who has changed,
Horace Snow, Jesse Flint, Jr. Daniel Ben
idict, Jesse Flint, David Barnet, George
Phelps, Samuel Barnet, Joseph Barnet, f..
Il. Hill, Orlena Hoyt, Amos Is. Johnson, Asa
Warren, Chester Barnet, John Hilton, Smith
Barnet.
From the Vermont Waterman.
Mddlesex, yuly,. lS40.
! The undersigned having been suspected OF
| the crime of "I.ocofocoism," takes, this OPP
portunity TO inform his friends and the public
that whatever other sins he may be guilty Of
he fondly hopes and trusts that he has teenguil-
" of no act or deed which should cause so fou
and black suspicion to rest on him as that he
has deserted the 4" Patriot Farmer " Harrison
and given his countenance and support &c
''dandy" Van Buren,.
| THAYER TOWNSEND.
.Shad for the office holders-Herring 70,
the pcople.-Mr Cooper of Georgia in re
cent speech against the sub-treasury bill, re-
lated the following anecdote; as illustrating
the course OF the administration in endeavor
ing to escape the responsibility Of creating
one currency for the Government and anothe
for the people 1.-Two fishermen drew ne
of shad and herring. Having obtained al
equal number of each they proceeded to dl
vide ''lhe spols." One Of them, wishing L
monopoize the shad assumed the task OF dl
vidng the fish, and proceeded to do 1t as fol
lows. Here, said he is shad for me and
herring for you-a herring Tor you ana
shad for me--a shad for me and herring 10
you and so on until he had all the shad IN his
and his simple companion all the herring II
his pile" Just so it is with the Government
Their language to the people is, gold for u
and paper for you-rdgs for you and shre
for US, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
CONVENTION NOTICE.

Delegates to the District Convention at
Brandon on Thursday next from the west part
of the County are requested TO meet on the
Battle Ground in Hub9ardion (near the Bap-
list Meeting House, at clock IN the NOR
ming. A short address may be expected WIN
other appropriate exercices, and al 8 CLOCK
proceed TO Brandon IN procession.
Delegates from the South part Of the Coun-
~ are requested 10 meet in this village al
half past 6 o clock precisely, and proceed TO
ioin the procession which forms at Piltsford,
headed b. the Union Band Of this town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
HEaD QUARTERS, lsT DIVISION VT. MILITIA
MANCHESTER, July ls, 1910.
DIVISION ORDERS, No. !

OnHE following appointments having been
made in the Staff OF this Division, 10 vii -
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, ESQ OF Rutland,
Aid DE Camp, 70 bear date from the 2Oth OF May
inst, vice Maj. Edward Roberts resigned,
MERRITT CLARK, ESQ. OF Middietown, d.
vision Inspector, to bear date from the A'h inst
vic. Col. L. b. Harrington resigned
GEORGE w. STRONG, Esq. OF Clarendon,
Aid DE Camp, to bear date from the 18th instant
vice Maj. LeviC. Orvis, resigned e.,
AU officers and soldiers of said Division WIZ
take due notice thereof and govern themselves
accordingly. % -,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
THE WORKMAN.

We recommend this publication to Wing
Associations and Clubs as exceedingly well
fitted to do good and adapted to the purpose
of general distribution. i. is printed at Bos-
ton, weekly, 90 copies for IS, six months, or
1888 l-3 for four months. 1t is faithfully de-
voted to the work of reform.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday JuIy2o,

At market 200 Beef Cattle, 80 COWS and
Calves, 2O0O Sheep and 10 swine. 800 swine
were reported last week.
PsIcEs-BeefC Cattle. The prices last week
were sustained and we quote the same. First
quality, 90 25; second, IS rs % 90. Third
quality, 81 70 IS IS.
Cons and Calres.-s20, s23, s26, e2s, s32
s35. go, and si2.
Shoep-Dull Lots were sold, o. 25 sl 3s
81 81, 81 II, VI S. %, o. IL " ~, ~ So
and %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
THE wHIGs OF PITTsFORD

Are requested to meet at the Town House
on Wednesday Goth inst. at s o'clock, P. M.
Two or three gentlemen from abroad are ex-
pccted to be present to address the meeting,
and punctual attendance is requested.
BY order of Committee Of Vigilance.
Piusford, Jnly go, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28

The commissioned, non commissioners ofhcers,
musicians and privstes II the several Regiments
in the ID Brigade will, in the uniform and VIII
A. arm. and eauipm nts required by law, ..ssm'
hi, within the limits Of the respective hrgi.
men,. al the times and in the order hereinafter
designstrd, fof the PurP Sc Of resie~, inspection
and discipline.
The commanding officers Of said Regiments
will sppoin,ths place Of Psrsde and iotthrah give
notice thereof 10 the head quarters Of DIVISION
The 9Th Rsg't on the zld seP'eGoer.
The 9Th ed
The 4th " Ath
The several Brirsdier &c nsrsls in The division
viii forthxit h issDe the necessary orders 10 carry
tins order into effect
By order Of
MARTIN ROBERTS, MAJ Gen.
MHRRITT CLARK DiVi,lon issPsetor.
The Burlington s-ntinsi aud Bennington Ca.
r.t,. oil give this order 'nssrIons snd .sad
tksm bills 10 Merritt Csrk u miedletowr - )
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

ErceHenf. The old Jacksonmen in
the State Of Indiana say they intend TO
give Harrison a majority without the
aid of the Wings. All they ask Of the
Wings is to look on and TO see fair
play between them and the Loco Focos,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
Notice..

VNHlS is to notify and warn all persons harbor'
II ing or trusting my son Charles O. Barnes on
my account as | shall pay no debts Of his con-
tracing after this date but shall exact his wages
WIN. BAR,ES.
sh,.w.hu,v Ju,v oIst. 1910. 3O.32
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
MAnRfuD.

In Siockbridgc on the 2isi ms, by Leonard
Ainswor,l,, Esq. MIR Rufus Richardson. j.. Of
Mendon TO Miss Eliza Durkeo OF the former
place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
MORE NEW GOODS.

nANiELS & BELL baye Just received rom
IL Boston an addition 10 their former stock oil
Goods, which renders their assortment very con-
plete-all Of which will be sold al prices unusu'
ally low. ~o-c"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
Dental Surgery.

VUIEN we consider the es,easive inAsssee
w the state Of the teeth eseu upon NE ssss.
ton, oithe stomach. and the oresns 81 dsgsssssas
we do not wonder - many cases ef syspsvsss,
consumption, epilepsy, hystsr,s, tic dcaieorsss.
sc hSii,e the shill 81 the hes, phy.ie,.ns, vssss
the ps,icnt "a allowed T. csfrs a mass ~ sssssss
In his mouth, sufiioi-nt 10 destroy the hsw<se
constitution The subscriber viii attend 10 cleese-
ing car,ous teeth Ny removing the d,scsssd pef-
ton. and all foreign sceamuis,tcns which 70 he
cause Of bad breath aud many Of the fatal d,sssss
that human nature Is heir To-
Lost teeth supplied by the best mineral tsssh
on gold plate or otherwise a the case may 70.
quire. ,io will oil with gold hu.c that have ~.
gun TO decay ss 20 render them useful fos ne.
nv year. ID n 1EACHA1
Office in Barlow & Smiths stofe, Cisfswacn
Sptings June 1 1910. mi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28

STATE OF VERMONT. lyDE it re-
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND IS { ID mcm er.
. that at a special Probate Court held a, Rutland
within and for said district the l4th day Of Ju-
", A, ID. is40.
Present WIN. HAT, Ju lge.
A certain instrument in writ ng under seal put
porting to be the last will and testament Of Z-ph-
sniah Hull, late Of Waliingford In said district
deceased having been pre- ented TO said Court by
Alfred Hull the executor therein named. for pro-
bate and allowance.
II is ordered, .hnt said will be referred for pro-
bate to a court TO be holden at the Probate Office
in Rutland within and for said district on the Let
Monday being the seventh day Of September
next and that a publication OF copy Of this
order 3 weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland, soon may be shall he sui
fcient notice to all concerned TO appear IL they
see cause and contest the probate and allowance
Of said will
A true copy Of record.
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28

S,eine.---Dull. No lots were sold TO pcddlc
and no purchasers were nj market. few
were rciailcd a, former prices, from si.ia To 7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
Wagons.
For Sale.
Miss Roberts,

RESPECTFULLY announces to the ladies OF
hRutlsnd and Vicinity, that she ha. commence
ed the Millinery and Matchmaking business %
the house occupied by DR.. Ross, where she wih
be found ready to execute all orders IN tho best
and most fashionable style ladies Wishing 20 nie
sewing doua ef any description, will do well to Ia
yor her With their custom. mn
Rutland, July 9Th, 1910. ~-o<
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
John Leach Il Co..
.rressors In Leach. Page A Gil more.
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE or VERMONT, lIhEhr.m.'..
District IL Rutland, - bersd that
AZ special probate eo1r held Al Rutland sitb,s
aud for said district on the l,th esy u July, AID.
Ie40.
Present, Wa HILL Judge.
Hiram W stmos Q, administrator OF the ssistse o.
Rachael Potter late Of Ira IN said district d~essssd.
proposing 70 render an EeeOsni 81 has admins
TsuoJ.
It's ordered that said aee0ont be sIs"lssd 10
eour al a session tbsreofio b. holden 81 Rutlss<
on n. 6iss Monday being tho seventh deg %
September DsIt, and Thai . PDshe'''on Of .
Gov of this order thee SEEKS sooesssarsly 10
The Ratiand Herald psiatsd ., Rutland" coon -
NAV bs .hsli b. sBfieisni no,ies 10 all eoassrss<
70 spP<sr. d obj-si t,.fsto II they ere esass
A fas copy Of fseo,d.
2D-u HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
Notice,

Notice.
'1NIIIS is to certify tha, have this day given
l. my son Milo Bowen a minor his time. Th' 70
fore shall pay no debts Of his contracting nor
claim wages Of his earning after this date.
VIM. BOWEN, jun.
West Rutland, April. !, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28
A CARD.

A CARD.
nR MEACHAM, would respectfully ssy "
~ the inhabitants OF Clarendon and vicinity,
that he has opened an office at Clarendon SpsiNfs
door ives, of Union Hall for the purpose 81
prac' icing medicine, where he will be ever resdy
TO attend to oil calls for his services when cot
professionally engaged. Particular attention paid
TO chronic Diseases viz diseases Of the eye, scro(
ula, Cancer indolent ucery, NC.
ID. n MEACHAM
Clarendon Springs, May IL, 1870 2ssG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-28

Any one returning sniu forse or Rtvtux tnsoSs
nation where he may be found, shall be hapd-
somely rewarded aud all reasonable charges psid.
HANS HAMILTON.
Weston, July IA, 1910.
4 IST of Letters remaining in tho Post OfRss d
i 4 Rutland, VI. 10Th June, 1910.
Adams William rbos W. L. Chua
Andrns Horace zee Amherst
Billings Aycry Long Jared
Bntterfeld Ephraim ,ia'on boomers
u, e'ines Anne T.. Morton John
Becbe Fanny Maynard Joha
Butm,n Lucy Mirror Jublnish
Burt Mary Mason Fanny
Barnard Joseph McAuiey Rachssa
Iiola nd IIeman A Morgan David
Bailey Mary Lorain Merrill JB
Cnpron -. Noon Andrew
Cheney Benjamin Parker sally
Clark Charlotte W IPumly Mary
CLARK Louisa N Pennock EN-
Cook John Ripley l.
Davis Andrew Rice REM
Elliott James Rice Eliza
Edison Mrlzar Richardson Jsnss
Edison Gaien r. lowe Calvin
Eyrcs Ann Mrs Randall Jonsthss
Ellis Mary T. Mrs Rowe Mary
Fisher Lyman Spsldng Afaos
Fleming John siasoa Ia
Fay William m" stewart " II
Greenieaf Elias tSmith EB
Green William Shattock Jobs
Gofham Rachel Tows'ee u
Gibson Nancy True Nancy
Human Cecilia oyer.eer, Of III. PEGS
Ilask ms Racial wilkins Scsh
Hammond Victor Wright Cisriads 3
4 Harrington N Wheeler y,ass
| Ilinckloy Sar'bard Aessoo Amass
Loring Sarah G Wood Levi
Whitney Martha L.
q % THOs J ORMsBEE, Pm.
I IST of I..tars remaining'in the Post Ofhcs Il
IL Pn,sford, Rutland Co,tt. lat. July, 1870.
Adams John 2 I.add WIN. u.
! Atwood Asa Matthews Davis
Arnold Uriab ESQ mitchell Coi \.
l Browo y Mills Henry
Brewster I.fgel MyaunPsFik
BLACK uet Emily Nye Ecnnis
Csstl. NsncyC Nimms Sibiey
Cooley Mrs Teachus Nash Michael
DwinnsI John NJ Parmaies u
Dolben Selma Miss Phelsa John .
Morton John Richardson Mary hs
Dyer Fanny W. Miss Reed John
Ellis Moriab Stevens Benz amin
| Enos Shoemaker Sweet TheoPhilas
| Fairfield MARY smith Daniel
Fairfield ~. n. Rev Spence Csrsh Mics
Hooker VINO Thsyer Jsne
| Hill Ann Vincent Leonard
Howell Rebeeca b Miss Wad David
Hart Ps,nk Woodbury. Joseph
jenkins Simeon Nh'pPic caroline Miss
Jackson Francis w Wheeler Leonard
ssZO ADDISON BUCK, r y.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25
BOSTON MARKET, july 81.

Cotton-The recent advices from Liverpool have APP
parentlv had no effect on the market The sales on
Monday a Z Tuesday were light, atformrr rates.
Flour-Prices fully sustained. with moderate de-
mand Sales $50 bbIs Fredericksburg extra eagle, S575
cash; Howard street ind Georgetown S. 81; Ohio
SIS; Geuesee common brands of good quality, fresh
gospd IS 1884, M which sales 600 bbs; and poorer quail
ity has sold at s., all cash.
Oats 80; Northern a. ~
MolassesFnrther sales Of fuha for dstilng at l9c,
equal 20 mo- Small sales Of retailing without change
In prices.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25
LAMBERT GITTTN Css,

EACHSdNGE PL-HCEs
OFFERS FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE.
900 lbs PIG COPPER, received per
Il barque Jnd. A. Robb
COFFEE-eO0 bags old white and prime green Ha-
vana
SUGAR-25O boxes white HAVANA
HEMP-70 tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCK-9 bales sup. light and heavy
ALMONDS-le0 trails soft shell
RAISINS- $50 boxes picked "Eleme"
CUNN1 BAGS-l2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-l2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MATTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORICE PASTE-24 boxes sup suality
GUM TRAGACANTA-l2 cases Turkey
SQUILLS-7 bales Malta
OIL OF PEPPERMINT cans
BOLTlNG CLOTHS-Genuine Dutch
Also in store the following choice WINES entitled TO
debenture
80 qu casks superior rich Port WINE, Page & Co.'s
brand
9pipes Temperance PORT WINE, free from Spirits
or Brandy
20 or. casks sup. Calabra PORT
IS Ind. bbls. famed "Lagrima Chnsta" or sweet
WINE of Naples
20 ar: casks sup. Madeira WINE, Burnett. Houghton
& Co.'s brand
7qr. casks sup. l.. P. WINE, Santa Anna brand
do % Old Sherry Hertiz brand
l4O cases old Rhcnash WINES "Hochheimer'' and
''Neirseiner"
iy Is
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25
EITNInIER RETllEAT.

nMRS. ZIGLER informs the public, that she con
HOTEL. situated at the village of Franklin, four l
miles from the city, This establishment is pecn P..
arly adauted to the accommodation of boarderslssA
the narlors and chambers eommodous and convenient,
and the proprecss will use every e&erton TO promote
the comort OF those who may visit her heuse she con
den,ly believes that place within the vicinity OF BAL
ti,nore Offers many Inducements to families rs tne
franklin House. The village is proverbal for It's heata
and the saubrity of the atmosphere.
In
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25

ACKNOWLEDGMENT partnership heretofore
3 existing under the firm of WIN. REA & GO. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST inst All per
sons indebted to the said firm will please make payment
to JNO. SIOWACRE, The only authorized person to
collect the same. All persons having claims against
said firm will present. their accounts TO john Showacre
for settlement. WILLIAM ts ~, :,
P.S.-JNO. SHOWACRE would respectfully lnioim
his friends in general, that he intends TO carry on INC
own name, at the same old stand, Ne u ). LIBERTY
STREET corner of Liberty German SITS. Returning
thanks for past favors would still hope TO meet tha ib
erao of patronase as heretofore extended 10 the firm
of VIM. Rea s Co;
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