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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Nov. /.

DICINFI DIV MAXINE I-NIOnduy, NOV. I.
From the Boston Patriot.
a, market, 1900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, $500
Sheep, ard 400 Swine.
PnicEs--Dcei Cattle-A beautiful lot OF cal tie
from Cutchess Co. IL. Y. were probably sold high
than quotations, We quote first quality at
so ia 90 ;-socond quality so 5 %; third
qualify a 25.
BarreIing Cattis--We quoto mess, $4 %, No
3 l2, No =, = so.
Storns-Two year old $S a Is; three years old
$l4 "a.
sheep-saIes a, II, l SO, 62, / SO, 2 90,
IL and 2 20.
Swine--.SaIes quick at small advance. Lots 10
peddle, 8 2 for Sows and I-2 for Barrows; at
retail from I-2 to 5 1-2
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In Pcacham, I'd inst by Rev. Mr. Merrill, Moan
WORCESTER, NJ. D. of Cincinnati, Ohio, TO Miss
JANE E. only daughter of DR. JOSIAH Shedd.
In Danville, I'd inst. by Rev. l.. II. Tabor, Mr.
DAME! Z. Thayer, to Miss Lucetta West, both of
Danvie.
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bed Mrs Cady we understand, visited her in the
night, and found her about as when she retired
still refusing to have the doctor ia the morn ing
she was found in the act of dying!
A post mortem examination by Drs Parsons &
Brash resulted in the discovery of considerable
quantities of opium in the stomach - LarnoiHc
Whig.
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SIP o. s,e * G sE G

$Y o. Is u g SEa
TWHHlS cerfes that at lrasburgh, in the County
IL of Orleans and State of Vermont, the first
day of November, A. ID. 1871, the subsci ibers-
Ira IL Allen. George Nye, and Geo. c. West, of
said Irasburgh special partners, and Plinoy Oar
row, Jr of said Irasburgh as general partner, have
formed limited partnership under the Statute of
this State for the transaction of mercantile business
in said Irasburgh, under the name of PLlNEY
BARROW, JR to commence on the first day of
November, A. ID. 1871 and terminate the first
day of November, A. ID. 1914 and that each Of
said special partners has furnished and paid into
SAID partnership the sum Of one thousand dollals-
in cash, capital stock.
GEO. NYE,
IRA II. ALLEN,
GEO. c. WEST,
PLINEY DARROW, JR.
Attest-JEssE COOPER.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
Irasburgh, Sd Nov. lS4l.
Personally appeared the above named Pliney
barrow, jr Ira ii Allen, George Nye, and Geo.
c. West and acknowledged the foregoing instln
ment by them subscribed to be their free act and
deed. Before me,
JESSE COOPER, Justice Peace.
To,vn Clerks Office, Irasbwgh, Sd Noe l841-
Four o. clock, p. M received the above certificate
for record and recorded the same at length in a
book kept for such purposes.
Attest, HENRY M. BATES, Town Clerk.
Town CLERKS OFFICE,
Irasburgh, Nov. Sd, 194I. {
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
IF record Attest
2a3w6 HENRY NJ. BATES, Town Clerk
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JOHN HOLMES ESTATE.

JOHN HOLMES estate.
VTNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court, for the District Of Gale
donna, commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad
lust the claims and demands of all persons, against
The Estate of JOHN HOLMES, late of Ryegate,
in SAID district, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term of six months from the 18th day OF
September being allowed, by said Court, to the
creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us--Do give notice.
that we will attend to the duties Of our appoints
ment at the dwelling house Of widow Margaret
Holmes, in Ryogate, in said district, the 23d
day of February at 9o'cock, forenoon, said
day. WALTER HARVEY. Observation-Disclosures.
AARON WESSON, commissioners"
Ryegate, Sept II, 1S4l. 222w3
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,,,,,,,, Pennington, has been 1,,o'ae.ea'
rgWilIlam vote of "A to 80. Governor
y u Assembly, by vo'e
i'o' IL rs,sey He is Wing.
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Meeting AT the school house on the
Plain, Friday evening, Nov. ~, ut half past 6.
Questlon--Ought American Manufactures to be
protected by Tariff.
NJ KlrTREDGE, Pres.
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N' - massachusetts, yesterday Inc
pEI''"'hh .at Banker Hill Whige'ry' we pre-
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,.;nI n Colt for the murder of Adams,
.' l"I been postponed till the next term OF the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

The BASKRUrT LAVA NEW IDEA. Speaking
Of the bankrupt law, the Philadelphia Gazette
says: 'The gospel itseIfs bankrupt law, remit
ting the past due the high Chancery of HEAVIER land
pity il is that eighteen hundred ysars have be en- in
sufficient to ,atify with law so long sanction
ed by God"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

The Jews of The Holy Land, have increased
within the last five years, from 5000 to more than
10000.
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r.,. We observe by the city papers that in
49,, ',,,Oce of the late intelligence from China,
. have advanced several cents. A pity 1t is that
'.ton is past and the locos cannot cheat folks by
Wv, Them it is in consequence of"ths Wing tax
10, reus pound"
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Ta GA 50 a. @ So IL ST. g
XXTOULD once more say 20 such Of the inhabi
w tants of Concord are willing to trade in
their own town, that he has now for salo
LARGE & ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
of q o O d 8,
consisting Of all the various kinds usually kept in
country Stores, which he will sell for cash. barter
pay, or 12 months credit, as low as can be
bought in the vicinity. His prices UNIFORM
Children can buy cheap their parents.
N. B. All demands due The subscriber Of more
than one years standing ought to be paid without
delay. J. q. ID.
Concord, Nov 1871. 223tf
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1850

Tyler County TO be heard from, which cannot
change the result.
The result is most cheering indication. IL
shows that the true democracy of the Old Domin
ion are still firm and affords the most gratifying
evidence that the popular tide is turning against
the Tories. Their CLEAN of sunshine is likely to
be as brief as it has been unavailing.
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An elegant marble Sarcopuagus, prepared by
direction of citizens of Washington, was received
in Baltimore few days ago, and forwarded to
Pitlsbuig. Its destination is North Bend, where
it will constitute tho depository of the remains
Of the amented patriot WILLIAM HENRY HAIR
RIsoN
PREcocIoUs SOMA boy named Harvey; says
the Wetumpka (Ala) Times, was fined $780, and
sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment. at the last
Circuit Court in that county, for shooting his faith
err! After sentence, he contrived to escape from
the officer, and has not since been heard Of
Is 1T so?-"We have reason to boeve," says
the Natchez Free Trade, " from some advises that
proposition relative TO the Union of Texas
with this country, will be brought forward by dis
tinguished gentleman at the next session of Con-
gress, under very favorable auspices.
'sI understand" said deacon to his neIghbor,
"that you are becoming hard drinker." "That
Is SANDER, replied the neghbor, "for no man can
drink CASTER"
A gentleman of high attainmens, and formerly
member ofCongress from this State, who has been
for some years most confirmed drunkard, a few
evenings since, signed the Total Abstinence Pledge,
and is now engaged heart and soul in the glorious
cause OF Temperance. He is an able man and will
not doubt, prove efficient advocate OF the
Boston Star.
The ST. Louis Commercial Bulletin says, that
not less than thousand substantial buildings OF
the largest class erected in that city within
the past year, some costing from $4,000 TO $780,
600.
PERFECTLY ASTOUNDING! Robert Rantonl one
of the big guns Of Toryism in Massachusetts, re
Gently informed his brethren of the spoils party,
that the cotos don't gice any more milk than
they did qchen Mr. TGn Buren, qoas President
VERMONT HISTORICAL ANTIQUARIAN
SOCIETY.
AT the late annual meeting Of this society the fol
lowing officers were chosen for the year ensuing,
| viz:
President,
HENRY STEVENS, of Barnet.
Vice Presidents,
! His Ex'y. SILAs Fl. JENisoN, OF Shoreham,
Hon. l. F. REDFIELD, ofMontpelier,
Rec d Sec Geo. Manson, Esq,
| Asst Sec. j. F. Skinner, Barnet
| Cor Sec. D. p Thompson, " Montpelier
! Asst &" L. A. Stansbury, -" Burlington
Libr d Cab. keeper ii. Stevens, Barnet.
| Commissioners, E. p Walton D. Baldwin, Nor
man Williams, D. M. Camp, c. w. Benedict, Solo
Stoddard.
1 IL Il A L.
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GLORIOUS WING VICTORY IN VIRGINIA

The mails ofyesterday bring us the glad tdngs
of glorious and most unexpected Wing triumph
in the Wheeling dlsirc, in Virginia The cleo
ton to fill vacancy in the State Senate, occa
stoned by the resignation of Good, Conservative.
The result is a decided, gratifying and most un
expected triumph. as this Senatorial district has
elected Wing Senator; Mr.. Good, the late in
cumbent, having voted with the wings many
important matters. lie has been repeatedly charg
ed with incorporating his constituents, and the
Tories confident, when he resigned, of filing
his place with Locofoco. The choice OF Parri
Off, staunch and unfiinchng wing, secures 80 US
the Senate by two majority. Had the Locofocos
succeeded the Senate would have been equally di
vided. The following is the vote:
Parriott, (Whig,) Newman, IL. Fly
Ohio Co. GOO 267
Brooke 70 maj
Marshall, 354 423
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/ 49,, Governor Paine intending to give us
I.,l.,iyng is the anxious inquiry OF some Of
t"A'S 5',aoo,s over this way, especially of some
'''''" n 90 into partnerships for better or for
F""p' thanksgiving day, fit ever comes. II
FN VI ,ho Governor is waiting to improve the
FT"", ,b,s manner himself, perhaps, in char
F'ias'O" .,N he excused for the delay. If it does
PN' NV ANN Governor, we shall, IN imitation OF
|Oo' Vv ,'. I'm, in New Hampshire, "take the res
Il "0% ~~roourseves of issuing Proclamation
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Second Hand Ghaise.
E1NoR sale by Il. & r. FAIRBANKS d co.
It Oct. 1S4t. 2l9f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
l.au1vRAl ADDRESS.

- cL;of L,,-..,,,;,o oiiac oF this orsat and free
N,inn I .,,,eor III faro van, fsiin.g-cftjzeus, to
tato tho oo,1 nth. Constitution presrribcs,
as.a rao.s=ary nualifi,a,;7! =. the performance
or;ta d,.,.s 3ad :, ot,od ence 10 4 custom COG
-! ,,;,I, c,~ (,.,or,r,,an, md what believe TO
10 vour cv,ccfarion. | nrocecd 10 present TO
va. 4 summary Of the PRINCIPLES which VIII
rovor, re !, tho discharpe cf the duties WINCH
chill la caiira mon ia or,r,rfl.
II was tho rcrn,.te ofa Roman Consul, IA an
10 ,,a.:ad IS ,f,,, corohrafcd Renu.I.", that Il
.- ,r,t;,,. ,,,tr,et was Observable IN the con-
~, ~ can7f,,aa csr Offices Of power and tr4sJ,
lcr,rc ami aftcr oftainiaa then-ihov seldom car
IN, o,t in IN. latter ,.se. the pelras ana ur5.a-
;so, md, IN tho c,r,,ar However mach the
world may have i!nY-,.e1. IN many ra-.ac'7 II
the lapse of upwards pl two thousand years, since
,ho reln,,I, ,J,s made =, The yif.uaas aad udjr
-, Ra,n., I r,.r tbat strict examination of
tbo ,n,,ls If some Of the modern elective govern
,nonfs yvoyrI develop; similar Instances 0r siv!-
,aJ confidence.
Anhonph the fat of tho People has gone foTth'
ming me The Chief Magistrate OF this Eo-
ri.ns Union nothing their part refnainl"g 70 DC
dqoc. il NAV be thouoht that motive may exist
., H., -, tho dclusian under which they may
- e,....aaJ Ia hive acted III relation 10 my pT.n-
l,fast and onioions: and perh1ps there may he
-, ME rsso-,Ily who have come here either
- ! -, ..,lo,,, ,toz, / she 1! nou deliver. ar,
F''F-. - - J,,,f,, III, eIn-orifv with which
1Pp''''!5 49, p, ,h Inc q n few months
~ ~ o. - i'll DIR f..,rs-Tae outline Of
w 80, l,, md measures 70 he adnatcd
Ii'''.+! :, . 49,. 49,, tor,n ,vffl o.,on he
by an ADMINISTRATION n't e. W '''' ,.''
oxchangco Tor l.hHl' '''" I'9'"' . ,'''e' Ii
either eSohcra'ea ny '"3 I"'" - ,,-
with thc mass Oh thnSc VINO Pin'"i7I-. mt -" >
might deceive, ana hlttcfcH " ,'l ''9 '"'5'i '' -
b6H1y' IS ~ ~, - . ,,.,,,-
poso 10 realize the expectation OF Il H9 @h@hitn2Hs
and cnnfiIng People, too wei UNDERSTAND me
dangerous temptations to " hich shaA De cNj'o5e''
from tho magnitude OF tho power "hich II mas
been the pleasure OF the FcoPio 10 com i't 10 my
hands, not to place my 'h'ei coi'iion'0 uP'n 'u7
aid OF that Almighty power "h'," mas "i'""' ~
protected me, ana cnao'ca fh2 /" pEI"@ 10 'H'"'a
bio issues other important ou' sun bt'""F '"i'''
or trusts, heretofore c7n"Iea u ZIG ~ my I'''"
try.
Tho broad foundation on "hicn our o-'''7''."-
tlcn rests beng tAo ia3p.c-l u'.''" % t'I'''
having made. as breath can unmaNe. change, or
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

tine or other Of thsir political career, on both
sides OF each Of the most warmly disputed qiea-
tons, forces upon us the inference that the errors
there were. Attributable % the intrinsic uiih-
Gully, ~ many Instances. OF ascertaIning the an
tcnton Of the trainers OF the constitution, rather
Than the influence Of any sinister or unpatriouc
ss.o,lyc. But the great danger TO our institutions
does not appear to me to be 10 "a usafPat'on by
}he Government Of power not granted by the
people, but By the accumulation III one OIL the De
partsaonts Of that which W1s assigned to Others
Limited as are the powers which have been gran
tel stju enonrh have been granted to constitute
Geenotistn It concentrated III one %! ire ccpaFt-
n4nt= This danger Is greatly heightened, as 1t
has always been Observable that men are less
Jealous Of oucroacn:nent q enc department. upon
another, than upon their own reserved rights.
Nhen the Con titIlion Of ill., United States first
came fom the hands Of the Convention winch
fsr,2ed il. InaBy Of the stcruest Republicans of
The d1v were alarmed at tao extent Of the power
which had been granted t. the federal govern
rnent and more particularly Of that portion which
had been assigned 10 the executive branch Three
we're in il features winch appeared not 10 be in
harmony with their ilcas al simple representa-
tive Democracy, CT Republic. And knowing the
tendency Of power to increase itself, particularly
when exercised by Il single individual, predictions
were made that, at no very remote period, the
government would terminate IN virtual monarchy.
!, would not become me 10 say that the fears Of
these patriots have been a!re2dy roaiszea- But,
As | sincerely believe that The tendency OF meas
ures, aud OF mems opinions, for some years past,
has bean in that direction, it IS conceive strict
" proper, that should take tins occasion to re
peat the assurances | have heretofore given, Of
nay detcrynnation 10 arrest the progress OF that
tendency, II it really exists, and restore the gov
eminent to its pristine health and vi-or, far as
this ran be effected by aoy legitimate exercise
Of tue power plnccd III my hands
proceed to state, summary manner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

BEW ARE or THE TRIBUNE. Carr. PAXSoN
assEDkk REWARD--on slinrd,y morning
SIJ IL OSS 23I January, lSll aEuYe,, II SmiIli
land, GA the Ohio, on board the Steamboat Yriy,.e I.
NJ. whoa Nj Haynes anl family lcf the boat he
having given ne leucr To Mes,rs Fisher & Co. o.
Batimo!s. containing between two or three hundred
dollars. On Sunday, al r. NJ. US vas retiring a.
bed, discovered my trunk hrOkcn OPEN and my lok
ct book sJlca the lcIicr from aT Haynes to Mr. Fish
or containing money and Iwo other packages Of let.
Ier..
Immediately called Capt Paxson, Of M Tribune
aud several gentlemen. 10 witness the act The Ca, I
assured me ftOm liPc 10 time lac would have a search
but. to The nsionishmeni OF all tie passengers was
not done. iiis conduct was very much ccusured b.
all. At2P NJ on Monday. 25lh. arrived al Louisville
there len The ITioune 10 see my connections and
gave Instructions 10 have The bat and domeSiics scar
ched on her arrival NJ Cincinnati. a Z Il NJ on
Tuesday loit Louisville on br1rd The Steamboat, sus
fgehsnna, Capt Wiley. for Wheeling aud arrived Al
CiacInnlii21gh. al II a NJ. A; day ghto on 25,I The
Tribune arrived from Portsmouth, / had an inter.
Sicv with Capt PaIsOn about my loss-he informed
me hs hal deemed Il unnecessary To search at all
oven that o! hrs domcs'ics, allowing hcm all u go on
shore at Tie intermediate places trr pleasure az
Ter my pointing out my pieiOs 10 shat % c cham.
bgrmad particularly.
! must say by mature reflections anl circumstance
attending hs affair. the Caplin liable - nuch cen.
sure. ifuula party concerned Whenever smoke ~
him Ola search he would cvaie The necessity of 20
doing. by stating he scarcely ever made a trip ihai
he did not have passengers robbed Of their pocket.
books. and one last simmer 10 Tie aInYInI Of about
i,,D or three thousand dulars There Is n ssr.efiia,
seriously improper attending this Boat. Tie Clerk
Jerome Ballard take t. be honest sud a respectl.
be hc sick AMI ine 10 his slate room Al
the Time Ofh= rUjhcry;-5ui further carnpt say, as
suspicious from nearly all thu passengers are aroused
IA ISc manner 10 myself JOHN 4. WEBSTER.
L. $. Il. Service,
Wr, iAs passengers on board the Trbane are con.
yiHccd the foregoing statement 10 be correct
w. Il. JUlGLAR, LockhayeH. Clinton Gu. Pa
TIlOS. II. HUME Oxford. n. e,
W. G.. BELL, Piusburg.
s. w. CLARK, Ne~ugion. IIlrIfJrl, 60. c.
Signed on 3J,h January. lo4l
CJg Of BaItTI0rc--fs s5h
On ths lh February, 81, personally appeared
John :. Webster and made oath that the flrcgoin-
statement is tTue-aud iha, the accompanying ccrtid
cate - true copy from the original now ~ hts PCS
. session. a. NlLTENBERGER
Justice Peace, City of Bliui1rs
The Wheeling Times 4ud Picayune. New Orleans
will DO an act Of Kindness due e the travelling com
raluiiy ~ publishing tAc 1rcg1iug statement once
month. and should there he a charge. Forward h u
ne 10 Baltimore JOHN A. WEBSTER
feb 9-law3i l. > X. Service.
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DIR. WIN. EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP far CHILDREN

\
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
81 + mothers knew the blessings this Syrup would O.
ford their lnlUIs during the period Of deutiiion Toy
rubbing lhelr gums with il, tender mother would
neglect the use Of II.
DIR. WIN. EVANS CELEBRATED AMOMILE AMI
APERlENF PILLS for Weak s,nmarh Pain in thC
side, Bl.!.Sus affections. &c, tho Pills will performs
cares when Physicians have despa;rtl relieving tie
Patient.
hysicans are respectfully urged 10 US. these Pill!
ia cases Of Dyspepsia IIypucondria Ac when the bad
quality Of Drugs will not effect cure DR.. EVANS
basis the cliciCnry and powerful virtue of his pills
the Ipcror quality Of The Ingredients vi y,hich they
are compounded.
DR.. GOODS FEMALE FILLS
ThoS' Pills are recommended 10 The Ladies for sup
preston Of customary periodicals also other weakness,
of Females TO which they subject.
DE HJNIS BOT'4 Nc Pills.
celebrated au,h.lIoVs Family MaJ,cine.
The above medicines sold Only vrthc fJllowif g
regular agents buy oniy cfIho Ecgsar lg-n. Us .one
men sell COuneritiis:
Regular Agents, W. RI. King. Grocer. Whac!in--
James BJrley & Co., Moundsylic. Va. A. ID. Clarke,
Fish Greek. Va. ROhi :. Holliw,y. Smyrna. o. Mr..
Turnhull. Book seller. SIeubcnyille IsIac Harris No
100 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
ChUTlON.-Dr. VIM. Evans will not be RESPONSE.
bic icr the gcnuneness Of the CamOmile Pills unless
shcy bought of Dr. Evans advertised agents.
There is one agent IN every county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18
CINCINNATI. February 2.

CINCINNATI. FEBRUARY 2.
TIC E.ycr "a 90 M iurn. having risen aAoui S "a.
heS IN the oC las gh; aaI has iruu. To 10
CIT uaici IA the channel. Tao weather continues
Vsry ~dd. Wo igarn ~ sho N,~ Orleans Bulle,in
81 iLc 9ri rsi With ~h;oh we have been rivorcJ h,
she cork ofiss Aial-aia. hat Tho uyer Ihtre was
ihcn rang rapidly; hr;ns thc previous evening
y,hu feet Ofiso hish'r, marx OF last year. There
hope eSpFc,.sd !hlt il NJ ght not rise higher; as
fidd 'he p!,lsrs on the shOGli suffer scye:,
ly. On u, ol,i ult. the Arkansas river was in fair
boating v.Ics. rirrg aud covered with floating ice
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INSURANCE.

4 -f y q u 4 y {. r
z , laNS viii DE taken by tle FIRE & MAXINE
II INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING.
NJ Otc iprsy, rcfssuu--
Buildings Of al kinds, stone brick or uoolsn. and
Girir contents
Sicambnais liciusics 0iiis. &c.
Furniture.
AID merchandise 90 90 kinds
And 7-lust oll drIefa attending The trsnerrr'7.
ION Of goods on riycr lakes. seas canals and rail.
-u-ls
F5r The character &c fi- company az ~ p-opi,',-
'rl. and hdera'Hy ig ice o.'jaoqsr, a4f rIguepf af
ast--uc beg leave to refer fr ae .lrrcb1u,s of this
pace and elsewhere who have bad idc adjustment Of
claims upon
JOHN FAWCETr. Prrti8esi
D,vIFi Ltvr. Secretary. Jlnuury 1e. 1871
Bo,rp or DtrEcrpRs John F,vceu Prtsidlrf
s Body Jyhu G1sh,.Tr. Charles ID KNOX Ricllrl w
Harding, samuel Neel William Paxton Jacob s
sirvc-. sluroi -1sir-. Directors
~ Wclls51fz Tfapsripi. stcIhruville gu7etis
g. l1Irsyi1e Chr3b.cls. ard Marshall Bsss1v in,sr
hsa'ovt O. cr aa-ur' afy5 earh q charge ih4 ofhsc
1000 YARDS Tow LrSNEy.-Jur reserved
.Hi ior 'sle ~ JACOB 3 MITCHELL
<.st7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

NOTICE.
SSEAlED proposals. viii be received by me until
~ 1tt'dsy tie I'D insi f~r cleansing Market
Square. IN The city of Wheeling. e; the current wear
apl'csHls must slate distinctly the amount tor which
They prop Sc 10 do the work Any inl,rmtiioa on the
subject can be obtained. upon application To the Tn.
dersignOd. WNL Hall
TED 10 Clerk OF Iae Market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-18

kyrEpugNs0N e. GhRWOOD have been saip.u.
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