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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
John. d. Calkin's Estate:

John. u. Calkin's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, F, THE Pr hate Court
District OF Chlrenden, IS. ( 1 for The District OF
Chi,iepdfn: To all persons c ncerned in the eeia,e OF
JOHN B. CALKlN'S late Of Hine.burgh, in said
Disirc,, decea sed, i~n'e.iate, GRIErNG.
WneREAs, Jer.ha Calkin's. and Nj an EdwG,ds,
administrators OF the estate Of said decea, ed, propose
10 render an account ofiheir administrator, and rre-
sen. heir account against said estate for examinat'oa
and allowance A. q session Of The Court Of Proba,e. 10
he holden a. the Office of The REGISTER or said Conri
in BURLINGTON, on the second Wednesday Of Novtn-
Ter 4. D. 1913.
THsaIEoRE, You are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said court al the time and place sfosetaid, and
shew eanse, il any you have, why the accom-, stbre-
said should not he allowed. a.
Given under my hand At Burlington this 18th day
sows CHARLES RUsssLL. Iss.
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GLASS WARE.

A large assortment just received comprising almost
"A every article in the line, such as Tumblers Of diff.
ieteht qlahtes PLAIN and moulded, Lamps IL different
styles some quite new, Candlesticks, Pitchers, Pre-.
serve Dishes round and octagon, Jelies plain and
moulded, Lemonades do. Wine Glasses do. Ocean.
teTs, water Bottles, Gobbiets very rich, Hyac,nth
cry Store by
Nov. 3. JOSEPH WAIT
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NOTICE.
STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber. about the
~ frs! Of July last, one par OF red and white two
year old steers looking very nearly alike, and one red
and white heller of the same age, mostly white
Whoever will give any information of said cattle shall
be handsomely rewarded. CYRUS FARRAND,
Colchester, Oct. 80, 1913. 22w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

NEW GOODS.
LOVELY AND SEYMOUR
INVITE the attention of their customers and the
L public to their stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which is one Of the most extensive in the State, and
which they offer for sale at prices well suited 10 the
interest Of purchasers.
Goods adapted 10 the present and coming season
NAV be found in great abundance at this establishment
Nov. 10, 1913. "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

REVOL WING CASTORS.
lust received q full assortment of handsome Brit
> tania Casters, four, five, and six bottles, and for
ale cheap at the Crockery Store by
Nov. 8. JOSEPH WATT
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Oliver II iss' Estate.

Oliver II iss' Estate.
STAT e or PERNONT ,'FHE Hon. the
District of Chittenden, s.. L Probate Court
for the District Of Chi,'-nden, 10 all persons concern
ed in The Estate of OLIvER BLISS, lae of Essex, in
said District, decea. ed, GnrrrIsc
WHEREAS The administrators Of he es,a e of .ail
decca' e ,propose> 10 Fender an account of heir admin.
ls'rat oman presen, their arc unit against said estate
for examination AMI allowance at a session of the
Court OF Probate, TO lc holden al he oni,e Of the Reg
lister of said Court on the scc0ai We me day of No.
vemLer next.
Therefore, Won arc herel y noufe Ia appear before
said court al TIE time and place aiore,aid, and shew
cause, II any yen have, why the account aforesaid
shonld not be allowel.
Given under my hs"' a, Burlington This ls.h day
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! THE lion. the Pro-
Distric, of Ctntendrn. ian. Court wi,bin
and for the District OF Chi'icnden, To The creliiors
and others conrerne n The estate ofOLIvER BLISS,
late ofEssex, in sal Di.ri't, decreased.
whereas The Administrators Of said deceased, hath
made application 10 his Confi, 20 extend the time
ceased, twelve months from The 81 day Of November
2Si3, and the >econd Wednesday Of November next,
being assigned for a hearing in The premises, al the
Office oil ihe Register ofihIs Court, and il having Teen
ordered thai notice thereof he given, by publishing ,hi.
decree three weeks successively in the Burlington
Free Press a news paper printed al Burlington, te-
fore the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to appear before
said Court al The time and place aforesaid, then and
time OF payfnent being further extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand At Burlington this 18th day of
CHARLES RUSSELL, JuSS..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
FRESH TEAS.

FRESH TEAS.
1S Chefs prime Hy>on Skin Tea,
~ 10 do Extra do do do
100 Half Chests Young Hyson,
SO Caddys Old Hyson,
so do Young Hyson,
10 Chests extra quality Old Hyson,
These Teas were selected with grea, care and
from the latest mp CITATIONS and will be sold at New
York Jobbers prices. and irelght:
Old Dock, Nov, 90, lS43. 25
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

LOOKING GLASS ES.
A Good assortment Of LOOKING GLASSES
N some very large and handsome, for sale whole
and Retail at uncommonly low prices at the
Crockery Store by JOSEPH WAIT.
Nov 10Th '43. q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

W. p. ELLIOT
ARCHITECT g. PATENT AGENT:
OFFICE opposite the Patent Office, corner of 9th
" and F street, City of Washington, will attend 10
preparing Specifications, Drawings, &c. and all bust
ness intrusted to him connected with the Patent Office,
or his profession, with promptness and despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18th, 1912.
Mr.. VIM. p. ELLIOT, who has been formerly EN-.
ployed IN the Patent Office, as a Draughtsman, &c.
having established a Patent Agency in the City OF
washington, take grea! pleasure in recommending
him as a gentleman worthy of confidence, and as be-
ing particularly qualified to take charge of any bust.
ness requiring a knowledge Of mechanical science, the
progress OF the arts, and patent improvements. Mr..
office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH
"a 6m Commissioner of Patents.
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NEW FIRM.

~ ILV II W..
TINE Subscribers having associated themselves
together for the purpose of buying and selling
Goods under the Firm Of COLE & ROBIN SON,
have taken the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
Lyman & Cole, and recently by Mr.. Cole, on College
Street, where they intend to keep a general assort-
ment of
DRY GOODS e. DRY GROCERIES.
And as they purchase altogether for Cash, their
friends, and the Public may be assured that they can
receive them as io,c for Cash as can be purchased in
the village. To test the ga me they are respectfully in
vited TO call and examine their new stock Of GOODS
just received from New York, and Boston among
which are a large assortment of Cloak and Dress
Goods, consisting Of Super Silk and Cotton Warp,
Alplccas, rich and changeable Alpaca Luster, Chu-
san, a superior article of Drap. Royal, &c. &c.
A splendid assortment Of rich and plain Shawls,
also, a variety of Cotton and Linen Goods. A pener-
al assortment of Furs, such as Capes, Collars, Mufis,
Boas &c. Also, a large assortment of Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, &c. by the
Chest, Barrel, HID. or single pound.
Produce of all kind taken in exchange for Goods.
Wonted, particularly, 10000 lbs. Fleece Wool, mud
1000 Sleeps Pel,s, for which part cash will be paid
Those wishing 10 purchase, would do we'll to call
and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
MORTON COLE.
JOHN H.. ROBINSON.
Burlington, Nov. II, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

CHINA TEA WARE,
VERY handsome styles, plain white, do with rars-
' ed figures, Gold band, Gold band and ~spriggea,
Gold edge and line, with tea plates to nu,ch, for sale
very cheap at the Crockery store OF,
Nov. 3. JOSEPH WAIT.
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Cu.OCKs.

CLOCKS.
A IL persons who wish to buy a Brass or Wooden
IA Clock are requested to look at our netc ones, we
will sell them by the box, by the dozen, by the hun.
dred or single, at such prices as cannot fail to suit.
"a BRiNeMArp & Brothers.
sHEET1NGs, sHIRTlNGs. sc.
OM YARDS light and heavy Brown
1OSOOO Sheetings,
1000 Yds. Bleached Shrtinps, Sheetings and Drills,
5000 " Dark Fall and Winter Prints, Just received
by HENRY w. CATLlN.
Nov. 10, l943. "a
SALT, FLOUR AND PLASTER.
o. TONS Fresh Ground Plaster,
90 100 Bbls. ~superfne Flour,
l400 Bushels coarse Salt,
$50 Bags Fine Dairy do. just received by
Nov. 18, l643. "a H. w. CATL1N.
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WHEAT.
A FEW bushels Of NEW GENESStE WHEAT
~ fthe growth Of ls43, for seed, = first article. for
sale by GEO. PETERSON
Burlington, Aug. 81. Ia
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Pierce Standish's Estate.

Pierce Standish's Estate.
STAT TIE or VERMONT TINE Hon. the
District Of Chittcnden, IS. l. Probate cour,
for the District Of Chltiendcn, TO all persons concrra-
ed in the estate Of PIERCE STANDISH, late of
Huntington, in said district, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS Russell rownson Administrator of said
deceased, propo,e s TO render ain account Of his admin
istra,ion, and present his account against said estate
for examination and allowance at a session of the
Court of Probate, to he holden at the Register. Office
IN Burinton, in said district on the secono Wednesday
OF Decent er next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and .hew
cause, it any you have, why the account aforesaid
should no, e allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this eth day OF
November, A. d. 1S43.
% We VIM. WESTON, R.gisser.
STATE OF VERMONT, TIL Hon. The Prol ate
District of Chn,enden, SIS. i Court within and ioI
the district of Chittenden, To the creditors AMI o,her,
concerned in the estate Of PIERCE STANDISH late
of Huntington, in said district deceased.
WHEREAS, the admin ,trator of said deccased. hath
made application 10 this Court, 10 extend the time
limited Tor making payment Of the debts Of laid de
ceased, twelve months from this dale, and the 2I da,
oil December next, eng assigned for a hearing in thu
premises, al the Office If the Register If this Court
and It having leen ordered that notice thereof e Civ.
en-. by publishing this decree three weeks sncce .siye.
ly n the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper prinlet
al burlington, before the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear lefor,
said Court, al the time and place Aforesaid, then nm,
there, to make objection if any you have, 10 The sail
time OF payment eng further extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand at Burlington this 7 h day o
November, A. D. ls43.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

LUMBER YARD.
Tor sale By the subscribtrs a. then yard an Pearl
L Street. COMMON BOARDS,
FLOOR BOARDS, ready pl.asd.
CLAPBOARDS,
CLEAR BOARDS, Also.
5000 CEDAR POSTS. white 4 red,
HICKOK 4. STEVENS.
Burlington, 10th September, ls43. l6w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
Steam Boat Meeting.
AGsH1
AA7a~
1EssaEsZYyS~

ne commissioners under the Charter from the
l. Legislature of Vermont, for the orsanizotion of
the New York and ~Champlain Steam Boat Compa.
ny hereby give notice that a meeting will be hol-
den, according TO the provisions Of said Charter, at
wednesday Ohe 6th) Of December, 1888, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ for the purpose Of choosing Nine Directors of
said Company, under the Charter above mentioned,
and to transact any Other business that may become
necessary.
LAWRENCE MYERS,
JOHN c. HAMMOND,
GIDEON LATHROP,
49, For the Commission crs.
pated at Piatfsburgh, November 81 ls43. 23w4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

= TONS II. 1 and 2 inch spring steel,
y 200 pairs sleigh and cutter shoes,
100 Gro bars, assorted sizes,
1000 lbs. zinc,
1000 pairs Wagon springs, manufactured to order
80 sett wrought and cast arms, for sale by
FOLLETT BRADLEY & Co.
Old dock, Nov. %, ls43. rs
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

AND SNUFF.
n0 Boxes and half Boxes Bonn's celebrated
wv brand,
30 do Pages,
60 do IrvInes',
rs do Cro>by's,
IS do Mitchells with various other brands,
selected with great care,
20 Kegs John Enders' Plug,
10 do Sheep Tobacco,
80 Bbls pound and half pound Smoking,
10 do Chewing, OF the most preferred brand.
Also, 100 Jars extra Roe Scented Maccobov Smut,
S Bbls Scotch Snuff in small bladders, for
sale by, FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, 1913. rs
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SUGARS,
lGGIN

2 AAiA lbs Tarred Rigging, from | to 8 inches,
0>SSS 10000 lb> HambroIine, 500 bis Marline,
500 lbs Spun Yarn, 100 lbs Sail Irvine, togeth-
er with Sail Needles, &c. &c.
Also, S Tons best hand picked Oakum,
so ibis Tar 80 do Pitch, 25 do Rosin, for
sale hy POLLETT, & Co.
Old Dock, Nov. 90 lS43. rs
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CONE LANTERNS.

A N assortment, some extra size, q very heavy and
n superior article foy ssle at 'hs Crockesy Store by
Nov 3, IoSEPH WAIT. p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

e Bales of North West and Upper Missouri Robes
~ Cheap for cash, at COLE & ROBINSON,
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ES'TRAl

ESTRAY.
RROKE into The enclosure OF The subscriber on tn
- 23d OF Octo' er, two three year old steers, lear
ing The fol' wing natural. marks, namely one {
SAID Steers dar; rel wl,h a star IN he forhead; III
other dark rel wrh line back. The owner is reoue,
ted 10 prove properly pay charges and take ,hema way
JOHN A.. PLACE.
Hine,hur h, Oct. 81, ls43. 22w3
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I"

WANTED,
SO FUNCTIONS Of GOOD CIDER, Nv
w Oci. G. ls43. law3 C. l., NELSON.
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SALT.
1000 Bushels Solar Salt,
1000 do Cape May do,
1000 do Turks Island do,
1900 Bbls. Western do,
100 do Liverpool Dairy, for sale low by,
FOLLErT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, l643. rs
LEHIGH d BLOSSBURGH COAL.
ESQ Tons No. l., Raked Lee
high in Jumps from the Hasleton Mines, designed ex-
pressly for furnace purposes,
60 Tons Egg size for CRATES,
Is do Blossburgh for Smiths use.
The above is all housed and dry; For sale ~
Old Dock. Nov. %, ls43. rs
MOLASSES.
80 Tierces New Iberia Syrup, a superior
30 Hhds. Porto Rico do,
20 do Trinidad,
FOI.LETT. BRADLEY e. Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, ls43. Is
A MEXICAN patent wrought and east iron vices
"A a new and superior article.
Fosters Anvi,s,
Ame's long handled Shovels,
Homer's cast steel do,
Thomas Spades,
Davies Billie, Webs,
Trace Chains,
Saw Frames, Hammers &c. &c. for sale by
FOLLETT, Brady & Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, ls43, IS
= TONS IT, Il and 2 inch spring steel,
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LOOKING GLASSES.
UST reed a first rate assortment. which will be
j sold very low. HAGER s. ARTHUR.
Burlington, Nov. 2, lS43.
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HENRY HALE,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OR WELL VERMONT.

DRY GROCERIES.
lNEAS of every variety, Sugars do Molasses,
Coffee, Spices, Table Salt, in small bags, Lamp
Oils, different qualities, Ginger, Saleratus, Bar Soap, by
Nov. 23d, 1853. Is VIM. HURLBUT.
DIAPER HANGINGS Just received and for sale by
l. Nov. "a, l643. Is Wm. HURLBUT.
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LUMBER.
100000 Feet of HEMLocK BOARDS,
10000 feet of Hemlock 2 inch Plank,
10000 Pieces of 2 X 4 Hemlocs Wall Strips,
10000 of3X4 Joice.
5000 of
10000 feet ! 3s Ash Boards,
5000 feet 9 inch seasoned White Oak Plank,
10000 fee, 2 inch Eastwood Plank,
1900 feet 4 inch Cherry, seasoned, suitable for
Tables,
$4,000 feet of White Pine, clear and common,
from "a 10 | 10 inches thick, for sale low by
FOLLETT, BRADLEY e. Co.
Old Dock, Nov. %, 1913. rs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
asrn CONGRESS-. FIRST SESSION.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

ard Of Representatives. Of ie United
II any people hud render thanks the Supreme
and difficulties which they nave been from time time
exposed certainly people. From the settlement of
iorcthcrs this connenthough the dangers attendant
upon the occupation Of wdenesthrough long peri
cd of colonial the war of the Revouon
of
forms OF Govommentn the hazards incident sub
sequeny waged with Of tho powerful the
eaGt tho increase OF popuatonn the spread of the
and Sciences and the strength and durability conferred
political institutions emanang the People sustained by
As preparatory therefore, entering once moro upon the high
duties Of lsgislation becomes humby acknowledge
dependence upon Him guide and PROTECTOR and mpore
continuance of His parental wachiunes over beloved
country We have new cause for the expression of
gratitude in the preservation of the health of fellow
citizens, with some partial and local exceptions during
past seasonor the abundance which the earth has
yielded up its fruits the abor Of the husbandnan-or the
newed activity which has been impaired TO eommecefor the
revival of trade in all its Experimentation the increased rewards
attendant the exercise of the mechanic aror the continued
growth of our population and the rapidly eviyng prosperity Of
The whole country shall BIO permitted exchange congraua
you, gentlemen OF Houses of Congress, these
suspicious circumstances, and TO assure YOU in advance OF my
ready disposition to with the adoption of all such
shall be calculated increase the happiness OF our
constituents and to advance the glory Of our common
Since the adjournment OF Congress the Executive has relaxed
effort to render ndesucbe tho relations OF amy which SO
happily exist between tho United states a Vnei
Tho treaty lately concluded with Great btan mas tended great
tere calculated encourage, ana Is most denty TO Dc
hoped that nothing may lanspfe 10 interrupt he relations OF
question of much Importance sun remains 10 DC adusteu pe
them. The territorial limits OF the two countries IN rea-
ton TO what commonly known Oregon territory still
mnn in dispute The United States would BIO all times in
disposed ggandze themselves at the expense Of other
nation while they would be restrained by principles OF hon
or which should govern conduct of nations well that of
individuals from setting up demand fol territory which does
not belong to thom they would as uhwnep consent 70 sur
Aaer tho most Tgd and far PRACTICAL unbiased examna-
that rights apporan the entire o country lying
on the Pacdc and embraced within the and hy
by Great Britain those who have preceded the present Executive
Of the United States, aeuasd no doubt by an earnest desire to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, DEC. IS, Is4s.

81 understand something of what you shy.
never dreaded this hour. | have relied for grace
and it has come-but Wlford-"
"What would you say ?"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27


Tte Jonesboruugh Why. M
nood-. gives very gaph,e eh,o,,1 " ITS 'nrldrf
ollO~inx aceOusI oT Tue Lpco L.. She'' Ins
-"s''"s "e mu"'"ds. AMI onIishrcniny
"i'h The 'uPernIundsnrs VI hi. isp,rane..
hie''ks. and We see the man US plainly a. n n. W
stAnding before us; ""s
Mr. Crouch rise up with n elk kcrchi,1
handsl pulling u by the ends, Bcrss his nr,,,,L "s
starring the andienee ~ the iacc-Io us. a lItI. IT.
the manner 81 I0lk ! tie sIHi I hrs etuft,un :,
he had not hem fetched uv ma CrIle,.-,h., t'
been taught oei"een The pidnsh handles -Ihn, h.
language you'll have To he plain-.IId TIM a.. A..
ped he would De allowed o. suppress has up,ni,.,,,
ia a plain and rIndd MANNER lilo VA, onn,..J
To a ULitrd S.aics> Bank. brcause our yNe.r.rn ,i,.
Eetrs had nO money with ~h,cn 20 take stuck IN .u,,
an insiIIuiI7n-Ibat consequently Nh. ,k,gk s,g,Ii
have :" De taken ny n-rheu, lpinIi,l,-.u, N
'he Ptoh's VI the Institution woull z, INTO I'M. nal
cts oi 'he rich men NJ the North. The ,,,.,I. n
. "'"N "'seu 'n'' u would regulate Commerce nv
Mh'e" "a UNDERSTOOD The throw hs beiure the p-,uis
the precious metals. His regarding ro,,y.,r ~.
The .ircHLatiOa OF the precious metais. q, i. "a a"a
gold anu SILVER, as one and he same thing wA -,
have regarded u u slip Ot the tongue, hnJ he o.,
afterwards gone un To show. that the ,Fert. ~ 49,
ave oHn upon me e0NnHeres Of the cuLntry n a
oeen 10 unNe inc precious metals out Of circuloIion.
Mh'e the bulls oi the Bank circulated IN their ,tesd,
D""hs uiLscli, llUugh he dnt
hi tell US where The capital 10 bank uum Ms, -
come from. w" r"
IA Tor n protective Tariff. which wa. nou x.
GATED by tho wings. he was opposed TO il ont 80.
out. b. = fHrff he understood u duty Ia,I . -
laoofins classes 10 support the Givernm.nt "a.
Knew u was oppressive here ut d me. Tor the g.
Iners were scarcely able to Tay their taxes. he -.
ideniiy believed that the State tax, culieri,d he u,,
Sheriff.. "as it the support ofIhe General Goyeu 4.
neut.
Another objection no had to the present NH,,
Idr!F was. that II Was oppressive in is operation.
upon different sections OF the same country. lie
would instance tho single article OF salt, which.
under The present Wing Tariff costs the people OF
Washington. Sullivan. aud Carer counties. ST nj the
Works. while the cIIIZens at JelTrrscn and Knur
cOnnlIes' and Ihnse of Ydncy. IA NoIIh Carolina.
could get II nj 0ty cents The Ignorant uud mis-.
informed creature. erIdeuIly seemed t. I,iGk that
Kings Salt Works. ia Western Virginia. were con.
lollrd by q c laws of The General G yernnen,-
Nut another objection he head TO The existing Tariff
was, u prop ses To assume He d,6is Of me States.-
Now. was eveI such gross isnoraEce displayed too.
fore. hy any man pretending To have my sense az
alR Aud WIS ever a greater foil nonin lted tt
aay oiiicei We could say more. but what has been
sand will give the reader all idea Of the kind Of man
now be fore the people Of this county for their sui.
lrageS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
ELlnU BURRIrr. TIE BI. >CK

ELlhU BURRlrr. THE BL. ACK
SMl IN learn from the Bangor
Courier that ~ tie settlement Of IA cas-,
nj hat place RELATIVES 10 an estate in 81
Thomas, u document was produced rs
eyi which was written IN DANISH,
AMI contained forty foUlscap pages, bur
tkers were none incro who CO. All trans
tate II. II was sent To MIR. Burritt, OF
Worcester. known "a the learned Black.
smith, who rrtIrned "A translation of il.
which Is spoken Oft very highly b, the
r ntor o! the Courier. In u letter, Mr.
Is. remarks that the translation cost HIN,
twelve hay s ard labor, Tor which n,
presumed the sun of Sis would pot be
an unreasonable compensation, - that
would be about whit any blacksmith
would charge, provided they wound do
1 with hammer and toLgs- TaHnion
Whjg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
SrLOuIS MARRE.r 1.

FLOUR--The Flour market i, s,,1 J,nan ~
dillon and holders have submitted to rlrrb.S de-.
line Tbs only sale that We noticed 10 dsv wa, -,
y barrels Of Beardsiown brands. at s3.75. but "a a.
generally asked. aud IN store Il is held eyes bisL.,
we place our quotations for good country brand, , =
-; as The highest price that Gun be oJlpined. ci,v
mills IN store uro held at sI,25asI5O, w
Dsud--The receipts vii, omo,,, !. ecoo
pigs since Saturday. Prices remain wi,haY, 80,
material change aud sales have been m,Jo n, Go,1y
80 SE""-n loiOf 100 pigs sold yesr,rJoy
. we Iearn, 81 lhe last named Price. The demand
j. equal 10 The receipi wIih q moderate ,rncE -,
hand. ''VSN oN
IObACCO-Sales yesterday aud 10 dsy al the
H''s warehouse amount 20 one hundred bids.
Iu''"''s" 'he demand continues gOUd) arc or
The decline. Passed brought from Al s1 4, "a an
Refused sl,lO 10 s2,56. Tho receipt, .,ucs S,iDS.
Gay have been liberal. and lhc stock ON sale I,rge,
Than ul any period Juung Tie season.