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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DrRsuAs1
FermoHt District, 10 ,cit: L 10 war
rnnt issued gu, OF the Hon. District Court of the Uni.
ted States for sid District TO me directed, I no hereby
give this public notice, that an information for viola
lion of the Revenue Law of the United States has
been filed in said Court by Charles Davis, Esq, Dis.
trict Attorney Of the United States for said District,
against the following described goods and nerchan.
dize:
2 frock coats, 2 pair pantaloons, 2 vests, 2 cloaks,
Q Silk Cravals, 2 Yds Ribbon, ! Yds Cotton Cloth.
| shawl, 4 muslin de lain dress patterns, | dress pat
tern, ! pair shoes, ? pair gloves, 2 stocks, | crava,,
5 vols. sermons, | bible, | testament, | hat, | worsted
handkerchief, i l.2 yards glazed cambria, seized on
the waters Of Lake Champlain, near Burlington, in
the District of Vermont, June 10, lS43.
B silk shawls, ! box linen thread, l doz. pair gloves
30 martin skins, 2 cross fox skins, 2 squirrel Innings
2 pair small moccasins. 2 doz. colored coney y ms
seized on the waters Of Lake Champlnin. near Bur.
llngton, in the District Of Vermont, July 20, ls43.
40 ya,ds muslin de lain, l2 4 yards cambria, 9 Sd
yards bishops lawn, 7 yards Swiss muslin, 2 small
pieces insertion, seized on the waters of Lake Cham.
plain, near Burlington, in the District Of Vermont
July 81, 1913.
l box containing 200 borlies of Bangs Mixture
seized on the waters of Lake Champlnin, near Al
burgh, in the District Of Vermont, August %, lS43.
And trial will be had on said information, al ,ht
next stated term Of said District Court TO be holder
at Rutland, within and for said District, on the Gil
day of October next, of which al persons interested
will take notice an govern themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand n, Bradford, in said District
this 9Th day OF September, 1913.
IA WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal.
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Andrew C~hatGcId's Estate.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chi,tenden, commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons agans, the estate OF NDREW CHATFlELD
late Of Huntington, in said District, deceased, repre-
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment, AT the dwelling Of Jonathan B. Dixie in Hun
lngton in said District, on the 18th days of Novcm-
Der and January next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each
Of said days.
Dated, this Goth dnv of July A.. d. le43. l5w3
DASiHL sCOFIELD. Commissioners.
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the course
u ADMISSION FGEE.-n

NIB. DR.. .. can be consulted at his room from 10
A. NJ. to4P. NJ. encouragement is not only held
out 10 those afflicted with the following symptoms,
put relief or cure have been the result IN The great ma
lority ofcases, viz: Weakness of the voice pain ia
the breast; shortnoss Of breath, with n tigIitness in
that region; bleeding at the lungs; palpitalion of the
heart, with a dead pain in he side: a sickness or n
with Curvature of the Spine, great weakness of the
al donen, and pressure in its lower region, great pain
in the limbs, with n fainting and d zziness, when rid.
lnn or walking, n numbness and ~p,ickling sensations
of the limbs accompanied by a sudden pain in the hips
on moving.
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC,

To be held at Essex Centre on Tuesday. the Goth
inst. Mt 9 O'Clock A. M. Clergymen and the several
choirs in Chittenden County, with their respective
Choirestcrs, are invited to attend. Each choir to sing
separately such Music as best suits their convenience.
The o ject of this meeting is TO organize in convention
and adopt such measures, as is thought best cnlcula-
ted, to elevate the Standard of Church Music in this
County. There will be n committee al the door to
receive strangers, and direct them to places Of enter
tainnient.
GUY SPENCER. Teacher Of Vocal Music.
Burlington Sept. II, 1913
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VIEW YORK CATTLE MARkETs.-sep. 4

At Market.-l2C0 Beef Cattle, 200 Southern, 40
Cows and Calves and, 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
PRicEs-Bef CaiHe-The offerings this week are
large, and no material change in prices we continue
to quote retailing quantities at 81 80, a 5 Is, and 8 IS
with n few extra at Sc.
Coes and Ca,rss-All sold OF $40 q S26.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales OF 2l00 at 81 TO 50 for
Sheep, and 81 so q 50 so for Lambs.
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MILITARY OTICE.
QUARTER MA~rER GEsER.L's OrFicr

Brandon, Sen, !, ls4S.
The applications by mail, 10 This eff e for the pay
mem OF The compeLs niion provided ly section 23S OF
he Militia Act, for Adiu,ants and Clerks Of Compan-
ies, are 50 numerous and 80 urgent, that the Quarter
Master General is compelled 10 give This public no.
ice 10 ,hesS Rticers, and 10 others presenting claims
for mil iiaryt tx pen,es, that he does not deem himself
authorized 10 draw money from the Public Treasury,
nn'l he Is %apprisei, by the returns of Maei>traies, Il
the result ofthe proceedings for the collection of fines
and penalties in the several regiments. When this
resist shall he ascerlained, the proper orders will be
transmitted without any unnecessary delay.
ID. w. C. CLARK,
l5w3 Quarter Master General, VI.
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HOUSE To RENT,

Ira smiths Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, (tiNHE Hon. the Pro-
District Of Chi,tenden, IS. L bate Court for the
District of Chittcnden To all persons concerned in
the estate of IRA SMITH late of Williston in said
ID strict. deceased, testaie, GREErISo.
Whereas the Executor of the Estate of said deceas-
ed, proposes to render an account, of his adminisira-
ton. and present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance a, a session OF the Court
of Probate, to be holden a. the office of the Register
Of said court in Burlington on the 10Th day of Sep
tember lS43, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
THEnEroRE, You are hereby notified TO appear be.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any you have, why the account aforc.
said should not be allowed.
Given undor my hand at Burlington this 29th day
of August, A. D l9i3.
CHS RUSSELL Judge.
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PLASTER.
0OO TONS frsth eoina Nova sra'. P,,e-.
[NO & J. X. PECK & co
Jne 20. As. SIS 4
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Oliver IIoward's Estate.

STATE Or VERNON1,( A T a rf9ta az
District OF Chitenden, ~. ~ coar', held =
burlington within and for laid District, un jlc 1911
day OF August A. ID. 1888 Present CnAhLE Res
SELL, Judge. An instrument purportnr 10 e tie
last will and Testament Of Oliver Howard, .ac G.
Milton, in >ad district, deceased, eng pre- eu'ei io
the Court here hy Ialitha Howard, cxe'1'rtX lfrrc-
in named, for prol ale; The tonri aiorrsaid doh
apporn, The second Wednesday Of September, 1913
AT 10 o'cloc; a. NJ. nj the oii"c of The Reg stcr OF
aid Corrt in Burlington afure,nid for prov in- .au
VIII, and doth order that all pcrsons concerned e
notified to appear nj the time aud pace aforesaid to
contest he probate of said will, CT ,hcy sce can y
by publication of This order ihrc wee g srccc.. lively
previois TO said second Wednesday # September
1913, in the Burlington Free Pres, n ncws rupcr
printed in sarl Il riington.
Given under my hand a, Burlington, Aforesaid the
18th day Of August, 1913. IL
CHI RUSSELL. .L,Jrc
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mi L ia d

oNThursday Sept. 7, at Milton, by Rev. Mr.. Coo q.
per, Mr.. CARLETON S. LEONARD, of Georgia, to Miss
KEzIAH II. Dewey, only daughter of Mr.. John NJ
Dewey, OF Milton VI.
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Id 4 a al

In Huntington, on the 81 inst. Horace, aged 3 ycars
and on the 9Th inst. Amos. need IL months, children
of Arnold Sherman.
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Asa Rhoad's Estate.

HSd N1IOdU 5 CsIUtVs
STATE OF VERMONT Ar Prol Al. Cour'
District of Chrienien, s. A held a, BGI'nevu
within and for said District on The 10 h day Of August,
A.D. ~lS43-Pre>ent, Charles Russell, Judge.
An instrument purpt ring 10 be the lat will and
le>'ament Of ASA RtlOADS, tate Of Richmond, IN
sad District, deceas ed, Icing presented TO The Cor.
here ly Amos Barty, one Of he Executors therein ma
me for prol a'c;
Law Of S,ri,In' or Ists At /, 10 0,"'orI. a AZ, a, tbe
y lice OF the Register of sail COurr, in sail BurlIng-
'on for proving laid will, and doth order HAT all per-
sons concerned be notified to appear al The time am
weeks sicce, siyely IN The Burlington Free Pres, q
news paper prin'ed in sad Burlington, previous tc
>aid first Wednesday Of Septem! er, 1913.
day of August, 1913.
ilw3 CHARLES RUSSELL, .Ltdge.
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or GOODS FOR SALE

AND TOtF. To Ut.
A entire lui small stock Of DRY GOODS and
IA GROCERIES off person wishing to retire from
the business, will be sold cheap, and terms Of paymenl
made easy, the stock L. well laid in aud affords an
excellent, opportunity for one wishing 10
business. Ap " TO JOSEPH WAIT, Assignee.
Sept. 7, 1913. IA
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NOTICE.

THE Subscril ers having formed a coparinershiT
L under the name and firm of KERN g. SPAR
would inform their friends and the Pullic generally
they have opened an entire ne,r stock If FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS and DRY GROCER
les, to which they respectfully invite their attention
DANIEL. KERN,
g. c. SPEAR,
Burlington, Church Street, Sept. 9th, ls4s l5tf
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THIS may certify that | have given to my con
l. HARRY K. STEAltNS, his time during the IT, s,
of his minority and shall claim none of his wages
nor pay any debts Of his contracting fiotn this date.
PETER STEARNS.
Westford March lst 1913. l2w3
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Asa Rhoads' Estate.

Asa IthOads' Estate.
WYE SUI SCRIBER>, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for The District Of Chli,enden, commissioners to re-
ceive examine and ad just the claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate of ASA RHpADS,
late OF Richmond, lin said District, deceased, represent.
ed insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhIbi-
ledin offset thereto; and six months from the day of
The dane hereof being allowed BY said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our aid appointment, at
said district, on the 81 day Of October and 9th day
of March next, q. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of SAID
days.
Da,el this 9th day Of September A. D.. 1913.
lsws R H4HGhS INNS SfMss. conmi,-
ROLLA siohers'
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DRONSON'S GRAFTON lelore the Literary So
ID cietle> Of The U. '. NJ, just published and for sale
Sept. II, '43. by v. HARRINGTON.
A DAMS NEW ARITHMETIC. for sale by the
n hundred, dozen Or single copy, at
Sept. II, '43. V. HARRlNGTON'S.
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Lie La Mott, Sept. Z, 1913.
SALE of BANKRUPT EFFECTS


NOTICE is hereby given, iha, by virtue Of orders
~ and DEGREES in Bankruptcy, IN the following
cases issued out of he District Court of The Unite
States, for the District Of Vermont, | will sell al pub
liz Auction. at my Off sc in Burlington, Saturday Ocio-
ler 7, 1913, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, the iccts Of said
BankrHp's as herein de>cril ell, and which lccame
vesleJ in me by virtue OF The DEGREES aforesaid.
Effects of Dexter NJ. Fay, of Burlington.
All the notes, accoun's, judgements anil demands, de-
scribcl in his Schedule in Bankruptcy, a 81 render
ed by him. and which will be particularly described al
he time Of sale.
Effects Of Henry II. Hine. Of Burlington.
A hou e and 10, situate in Burlington. on Ma ne st.,
slblect 10 n mortgage to Wyllis Lyman for $500, and
also a mortgage 10 Henry B%oardman, Of Colchester,
for Sll0O-AiI ,thc account, notes, AMI demands dc,-
cril ed IN his said ,chelule-A lot of land situate IN
Colchester, containing one hundred acres, conveyed
by Arson Bostwick 10 II me and Boardman, and sub
Ject to a mortgage Of 5000 in favor of Henry Board
man Of Colchester aforesaid, Icing the same de- criLed
in the schedule # said Hiue.
NATHAN B. HASWELL, Assignee.
September, IL, 1913. I5w4
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GOD FISH, Lemon, Boston Sod and Cold Water
~ Crackers, and Pilot Breai, inst rccclyeI Iy
Aug1>t 81 S. n. GAUT i c..
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NOTICE.,
GRAIN CRADLES.
UP n DOING.

TIME Cash System was never progressing bette
i than now NJ HowARD's where the wool money il
taken in such quantities as to keep every hand ncliv,
and busily employed in measuring and preparing
packages 10 hand over To customers rs an evidence %
leaving the money at the Peoples Cheap Cash Store
whose Agent is HOWARD.
Thursday morning, 18th July, 1913. 6
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STRAY COY.

MY Cow !, a large rel colour, half hiped and one
Ivl horn broken, has been gone since Tuesday Nor
piL &, II any one will give information OF her, will
pay them literally and thank theu Indy.
SEPT. 7h isa - GEO. A. ALLEN.
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NOTICE.
TNhlS may certify that | have given my son, BY.
Il RON WooDwoRTH, his time and full lit erty IL
iran act business for him, eli. I shall clnim none o
his earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting af.
ter this date. RAPHA WOODWORTH.
Attest, ALFRED BlcKNELL.
ABSTAIN MATHEWS.
Underhlll, Sept, All 5i3. lava
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ASSORTED CIR ATEs OF CROCKERY.
JOSEPH WAIT gives notice to merchants that he
y has alpll stock of assorted packages of CROCK.
FRY, II " will sell at as ioio prices as any Neu
York - Merchants who prefer 10 buy in tina,
way are invited to call and examine the invoice al
the Crockery Store.
Burlington, Aua. 25th, le43. IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-15

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
he firm of OSTHtlM Il NICHOLS, was lermina-
ted and dissolved on The 2lL day Of August by mutual
consent. All persons having claim, against the firm
OF OSTHtIM & NICHOLS are requested 10 pre-
sent the same 10 the sui seriLer aud receive payments
m fall. IS NORTH OSTHElM.
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ESTRAY.

ESTR
STRAYED from the Subscriber about the last OF
- August, a large White Mare, some spotted on her
siles;-Al,o,a Bay Mare Colt. The finder shall lie
suitably rewarded hy giving information or returning
the same to The S'b>crii er. MICHAEL VILLET.
Hlne>burgh, Sept. IL, lS43. l5w3
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FLOuR.

THE Sntsciters are daily receiving s~uperine
L Flour in barrels AMI half hnr rels, selected with
care and Of the most approvel brands, which they
oaer for cash at . small advance. :
1OlLETT, BRADLEY & &c.
Old noek, June 5, lss,.
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SHOES! SUOESi!

I Fre,h lot ofTaisins, Figs, Dried Curanrs, Ci,ron,
TamarindS, Rice, Salcratl>, Starch, Pure Gin
ger, Chocolate shells, Indigo, Gum Camphor, Baker,
Cocoa Paste, Candles, Bar aud Shaving Soap, Cav
enii'h aud Smoking Tobacco, : ,gar>, Mola>>e>, aud
Nrnegar-all Of which are o!ered for ca,h al very
red lcei price, by 5. N. GAUr Co,
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BURLINGTON UIGH SCHOOL,
EORG LEE LYMAN PRINCIPAL.
TNHE Academic year of this Institution will COM
l. mence on Monday the 29th inst.
uuust lSi3. I1v2
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BOSTON MARKET-Sep.6 s.

FLOUR-Howard ST. s IL. % Western canal,
a rs dn4S7;
BUTTER.-lO q Is per ID.
CHEESE.-4A y 8 do do.
WOOL.-There is but little change in the market
on previous reported prices. The quantity taken by
manufacturers is much larger than at the same period
a year ago. The supplies of fleece wool are are equal
to the demanI: but of pulled the stock is light. There
is a steady demand for foreign coarse, and consilera-
bic sales have been made since The last weekly report,
40, en- ....
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VVINtT .'.-.VF : FsoVFIVs
WE Tn" sn',ruI er>. having been appoin,cI ~
" The Honorable he Fro. ate Court tor the Dis
.rct OF chIt'cn'cp, comm toner's TO receive, eXec'nn
and ad rs' he cllms aul demands Of all pea ons,
against the e>ta'c cfJO~EPH MINER, late If Nil
ton, IN said District, dcrcl ed, repre- cniei in 81 lvent
and also all ella ms and dcnGl, exhi'i,ed in Offset
thereto; and TX months from The day OF tie da!s
hereof Icing allowed ~ ,aii court for that purpose,
we do Therefore hcre'y give notice, that VI will at
terd 10 the ulnc-> Of orr appointment, at Inc dwell.
lrr of he Nl'ow Sa ~ Miner, in VI lion, in said dis
irict, on the fourth TIE. days ofO.loher and Nove,u.
Der nrNt, at 10 ~o'tluc,, 4. ~, on each Of said
Dated Ibis l2lh day Oh IL A.. y. 1913.
IGA WITH RS,
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o S.
z ono Cal. Fall snerm and nnre Winter Oh
~.OSS 5000 gals. Blcaccd Whale do
$500 gall. Linseed OIL,
1000 do Lard do
1000 do Olive do for sale very low by
FOLLErT, BRADLEY X Co.
Oh DocS. July l3, ls43. 6
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WOOL! VOOLH

'ANIN sr'-crI' er wishes toplrrhase Wool, and will
L pay in gp1'-, grain, or ar.ouu.S, al his S.osc,
a, B lring'on Falls.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
june 90. 1915. Ar
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A very elegant set of MANTLE LANPS,4 bur-
IN rus WIN cut shades, for sale uncpmmonlv cheap
at the crocsrry stole v JOSEPH WAIT,
Burlington. june 30 1873. 4
AT hONA }!'o here alc a iFi ,upp'v If Goods
= whlrt w,r' ought .ow and are o. sale cheap.
27'h July, 1879. 8
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NEW COODs..sEPT. @ Is43.

'JNHE Subscriber has jus, returned from N. Y
L with a very large Assortment Of Fan,y am
Siape Dry Goods and Groceries, (Li1uors Excepted
dnce, college Sly 10 II. w. CATLiN.
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A NEW lot Florence Gcaid and Amazon Bonnc,.
- Just recelvei cheaper Than ever, ~
July I, 1913 II. W. CATLlN.
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THE Sal scril er will prefer a petition TO the next
l. session Of the Legislature, tor The exclusive grant
to keep n Ferry, for me term of five years, from the
east and North shore ofthe North Hall OF Isle La Mott
to the west shore OF Alburgh, aud also from The west
shore oft north half of said Isle La Mott 10 Chazy,
in the state OF New York.
HARRY HILL.
Lie La Mott, Sept. Z, 1913. l5w3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

NEW MlCROSCOPE.-A new Mcroscope con.
sIucted ny Mr. Carey The optlcian,lor The Polyirch
nc institution was luiey privately exhibited prepa
ratOry 10 It's being added 10 the ulher aract,on, of
that popular establishment. The effects are prndu
ced by the agency ofihe oTy hydrogen jet PLAYING
on piece Of quIckiime. Familiarity know n as he
Drummond light. The micruscops consists of 81.
Powers ranging from 40 times 10 III 900 600 time,
The second power magnIles the wing, OF The locust
To twenty seven feet IN length The fourth pow or
mhgnihes The sling of The bet twenty seven feet
BY The sixth power The eye Of the by, which s said
to contain seven hundred and fifty lenses is 80 mag
nhJd that each lens appears TO be fourteen inches in
diameter. The human hair IS magnifed eighteen
inches ia diameter, four feet six inches in crcur
terence. N"Ihing can exceed the beauty with
winch architecture ~ developed under the influence
OF ihs enormous power. The cUndensng lens is
nine aud hail inches in diamster-Eng. Pop,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24

The L. s. steamer Princeton reached the harbnr
Of New York on "Wednesday morning. The Ameri.
can thus notices her arrival:
A Phenomenon lrat,rS.-The new u =
steamship Pnnceton.C apI Suickta, csne m uion as
this morning like flash 10 The admiration OF ali
Who hrt. She came the Naftuws under
sail. hut when abreast oi Robbins Reef took m her
canvass. aud then against strong ehL tide, without
any apparent moving cause. went ahead more rapid
~, told by our news collector n good
judge. Than he ever saw vessel mIvo before.
She Is driven, as our feeders kncw .hy submerged
propellrrs at the Stern, nnd as she shows neither
wheels. works nor smoke pipe her rapid progress
against tide, without any percepnbe motive agent
was n marvel indeed.
She is at anchor IN North River, abreast Of Canal
street
Since the above was in type. We have this nste
from the ship:
"rhe u. y. steamship Princeton arrived here This
morning. IA III huuis from New Castle. Her spced
aud Other qualities. we understand. exceeded Capt.
Siockions most Sanguine expectations. She came
up 10 The Phoenix to taking her
guns on board and will we understand have tIial
Of speed with the Great Western in tho mornip from
the East River.
The dr1it OF the Princeton is II feet amidships.
which We believe is fully one foot more ,han that of
the Great Western. This will be, in a nautical point
oi view. one ofthe most interesting speclacles ever
in this port"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-24
BALTIMoRE REvIEw OF THr MARKET

BALTIMORE REVIEW OF THE MARKET
AMERICAN COTTON IL wOOLLEN GOODa
We have no change To note an the market Tor
American manufactured goods.
BEESWAX.--We note sales nf PARCELS of yood
GLOW BsesWnS tins week nj ~ cents.
CATfLE-The market was well supplied with
Beef CaiIle ut the commencement uG the week
The prices paid ranged from $3.50 To s237A per
lOO Ito
HOWARD STREET FLOCR.-The demand
Tor Howard street Flour hasnct been large during
the week. and We have no change ~ price to nnle
PRONlSlONS-lu Prov 'siuus gruernlly during
the week there has been bat hule done Small
sales I winter packed Mess Pcrk have betR made
al elO75 which We cnnIinne to quote the gene.
raj asking price &C. this Description. sale Of roo
hbls. NJ - packed from bulk meat ais" made
this week ut slO25. and q sale ct 50 barrels VI
Prime Of The same description at 50 .2J
The demand for Bacon hns been quite small
throughout the week nj the have been,
moderate aud musily confined To very prime p.rrels
SON" holders have reduced Their puce- "a shade aud
We qu"ie !" day Iu embrace The range at the marker
as ioIlows, VIZ: prim Wesern assorted nj Al ~
cents; SIDES At Al d cents; Shoulders OF 3 IA 81
eon's' nHd Hams al AZ 81 cents in quality We
note sale 81 abnui 700 prime Hams nj 81 cents.
inferior descriptions Of Bacon are held at lower
rates according 10 Condition. buI are difficult of sn.
sales "i Western Cheese al 5In6 Gents Al tho
"ioSe OF last week a sale Of So bbls No W,.,.r,
Lard was made al s. cents aud other lran-acion,
nave taken place sln,e al the same rate We nore
sale also "i 5OO Kegs "f the same description Mt
cents at which prize The article Is now held Bu,
Ter continues To come IN freely but is Difficult, of
snle except NJ very low rates. We moi N ,.I. f .
parcel OF No. WesIern NJ IL cents The mt.
Tor The different gTaJs 90 C:ln,les or. mi 20, 6,.J
out from Present prospects they will be likely To
rule very "w. Tie inspections Of the week ccm-
PRISE 2S5 bbs. end AZ half bbs. Beet; 80 bbl.
Po'k 552 kegsand / bbs. Butter 1922 Kegs aud
80 bbls. Lard