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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE OF vERMoNT,l ice il rcmembeIed
Disirie, Of rutland. s.. Is H., N",oe'ea

,,.L.,. .. 10, J - TIHl at special
PROBATE court holden al Rutland within and for said
district, on the 18th day of aarrh. 4 II 80, '"'u
Ptesen, Wm Hail, Judge.
An Instrument in wiring purpor;inp 10 be The
,ss' VIII and testament Of Alexander Miller. late Of
"ai1ingiord In said district, decreased. harng been
presented to said eeuu for probate. by Uaryey Bn,
Ton. the executor therein nam.d.
y IS ordered that said VIII he referred far
l'ooa,s ana allowance to the INST Monday being
This order be Published lhroe weeks "
previous thereto IN the Rutland Herald. news.
psper printed az Rai,and, tina, all 1e,oSs in,erss,-
60 may appear aad conies, tie rroba,e ibereoe n
inc. see cause A ifuc copy ore sd :"
~" HENRY HALL, Reoi.,.r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE OF vERMoNT,l DE il remembered
District Of Rutland, IS. Id thai al a sneai II

probate court held at Rutland within and for said
District, on the goth day of march, A. ID. 1874.
Present VIM. Hall, judge.
reoenck L, DAILY, executor OF The estate of Da.
s'o DAILY, late Of Pl's6eld in said district deceased
having made application to said court to have lie
,ne heretofore allowed for paying the debts of said
neKt; 10Y VI '''y
IL Is ordered that said application be referred for
nearing ana decision to the first monday being The
o'n nav OF May next and that copy of this order be
puoilsned three weeks successfully previous there
p,n ~ ue Rutland Herald. newspaper printed at
nuahu' mat all persons interested may appear and
oeIee, u the same ifthey see cause.
true copy OF record.
Itlo HENRY HALL, Reoister
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
Ca UliO n /.

u U
This is TO inform The public that all genuine med
icine has on the side OF the boxes,
WrigM's Indian Vegetable Pills,
(lSpiAS PuReArvE)
qfthe North American College af Health.
And also around the border oe the label. will b,
found in small type, Entered according To tho ac
of congress in tho year 1870, by VIM wRlGH HI
in tine Clerks office of the District Court, Of the
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania"
II will furihcr oe observed that the printed drec.
lions Tor rsing the medicine, which accompanies
each box, also entered according to Act OF Con.
gross; and the same form will be found a, the bo,
TON of the first page
The public will also remember that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided
with certificate Of agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
ofNoith American College of Health.
Wholesale County Agents
The public are cautioned against buyinq of anv
but the regularly appointed agents namely
w. +. c. STODDARD, Rutland;
c. Clements, West, do;
Brown & Dow, Cutngsville;
J. Buckmasler, Shrewsbury;
G. e. A. Billiard, T.. Clarendon,
S. Townsend, Jr.. Wallingford;
I,apham Vail e. Co., South do
J. & s. Vail & Co. Dandy Borouph);
$. & N. ]. Smith, do.
n. w. SAWYER, Tinmouih;
Vail g. Otis, Middletown;
l.. M. Walker, Clarendon;
Ripley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
s. d. Winslow, Pisford;
Warren e. Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving g. Catin. Orwell;
w. Chapman & Co, do
E. II. g. S. Aiken. Benson;
Z. s. Armstrong. West Haven;
p. Fetch & Son, Bridport;
]. Frost, do;
Wright & Buck, Shoreham;
John Simons, Jr., do.
A. Allen, Fairhayen
Il. Jameson, Casleon;
o. Richardson, Yves, Poultncy;
S. Mears, East do.
Allen Grover. Wells,
Wheeler q Swallow Pawlet,
j. o. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. j.. All orders and communications must be !
ddressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot,
l:ly 1913 fremont Street, Boston,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
Disilic, Of Rutland; S. iha, at spseiaI

probate court held at Rutland within and for said
district on the 2elh day Of February, A. d. 1874
Present VIM. Hall Judge.
ooed - Dickerman, administrator upon the es
tale OF Simeon Dickerman, late o! Mount Hoey in
sad district deceased, iniestaie. proposing to rem
DER an account OF his administration Of said estate.
IT is ordered tina, said account be referred far ey
animation and allowance to the first Monday BEING
the 9Th day OF May next and that copy of this or,
DER be published three weeks successfully ORE yous
hereto in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
al Rutland that all persons interested may appear
ana Object tn the same if they see cause.
true copy Of record
1910 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT !, -

: p }, = - or p VERMONT, pE ii rernembered
count holden at caslleion within and g, PROBATE
"'e' w 'ne 18th day Of March, Is4I. N''
n,n nit, Present, 4. Warner. Jod,e
i, en- p'Skew' administrator of the estate Of n.n
ls'e o. Fawlei in said district, decea.sd
de- Set,, /" sac count TO have the time for paving
from Tie lime heretofurs allowed. one year
Is ordered that said application bs h.,.. :.
~ e'hee 10 said csslleion, ON tbe ,. 4, -
~ Mey nehi and tia, notice ,lereaf hs 80, - Gay
,nn 81 interested il said estate by paec
to s.,s my I'm, eiast hree wssks successfully presioo,
newspaper printed ia Rutland. '"' iis'A'd'
True copy Of record
" tf LAsopog, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT DE it remembered
District OF Rutland, S. - tina, at n spec;sl

DIsTIct OF NuIINnd, 81. 7 thaf II special
probate count held al Rutland within and for said
district, on the 10Th day Of March, a, ID 1874.
Present WIN. Hall. Judge
Harrie, Strong, John S,rong aud George W.
snong. administrators upon The estate Of Moses
Strong late OF Rutland in said district. deceased, in
iesae, proposing to render an account Of their ad-
minisIrsiion Of said estate
u Is ordered ha, said accom-, referred for OK.
animation and allowance 10 the FIST Monday being
we on day oi May nexi, and tina. copy Of this or
der be published three weeks successfully 'nrevi.
Gus thereto in the Rutland Herald, newspaner
printed at Rutland ,ha, all persons interested NAV
appear and ohjec. to the same if they see cause.
true copy Of Record,
1916 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE or VERMONT ], -

STATE OF VERMONT. DE-, ,n
District Of Rutland, IS - ia, :, .,.a
r'oose court held al Rutland within md Tor s,id
s ..n 90 We h,s' Monday besy tie Is, dar Of
u..,. rt,.. fiesen', Wm. Hall. Judge.
,.on.A nos unoa lie estate Of R.lSs, SOY oe
'.Yilsnd 70 ssia district deceased ea,s $50, "
ing 70 render an account Of his ration uoon
- efdered ,ha, said seeoun, 10 referred n, -
, ~ ss and allowance 10 ,e frs ManS.y be's-
Ss, - s-S o NAY nsAi, nd is. copy Of d.. o..
- " Pssashsd three weeks saccs reiy oys,i,,'.
saase.s Ia ,Ae Rutland Hersa nsgsabesf
80 ss... lan al persona interested Iaay spoear
an. o'9se' TO The same II ,aey see cause @fFs@'
ust copy VI feeotd.
HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT mr.

"i NE OF VERMONT, DE i, remembered
eou hoIas ., r alrha, en- S. MA, at probate
49,, "'aen az Casie'on, within and for said dis.
'f'e' on the le'h day of March, 1874. '0 us
A. Present Almon Warner, Judoe
n r,s'1ument IN writing, purporiinc 10 he ,hs
has VIII ano testament, of Cyrus Graves late Fa;r'
s,s ~ ssla district deceased, beiag presented 10
uior therein named; 'ne eAecu-
= IS ordered by the court that notice ,bo,so, r..
Zen 70 al persons concerned, 10 appear a, Nc
,'.n o. sald court to 10 holden a, Cas,ie,on o. Is
n'n Gay OF way next 10 CONTEXT the probate Of I
~, ~ publishing this Older three weeks succs.'
iaad Herald, newspaper printed ,, p, ~ we hut
a true copy OF record, 'u'ia"u'
f.lo b LANGDoN, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
sIAIE OF VERMONT RE /, remembe,s,
District Of Rutland, S. ID tba, a, . .n"a''

psooa'e court held q, Rutland within and for said
a's'''e' on The els. day Of March. \. u isl, '''
p.e Present. Vim. Hall, Judge.
PISS, 'anofc, administrative Of The e,,,i. Of
Palmer Stafford, late ofw anoforj in aid 81
deceased having made application 10 ga u,''',''
nave The time heretofore allowed for p,,,n. -. "
eeo's and iesacies Of said estate ex,eadeI 90" ".e
IRON the 9Th day OF march. inst: O''e year
~ ordered that said application be refe,,.d f.,
hearing and decision to the first Mondav 49,; ~,
ms ON Gay May next, and tina, copy ol,bis
o,,. .e po0al'ned three weeks successfully. prev.
oos here'e. IN the Rutland Herald. ne,-.n..
printed at Ra,snd, tina, all person, mspsper
sPisA, saa oeisc' TO the same il lhey see
true copy ofreeerd. >se cause
''o HENRY HALL. Rec,.,.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
HENRY HALL, Register,

A Ii persons having eoniaci, or bonds, from The
"A late Moses Strong, for The sale lands. where
the consideration for such confact or bond has been
paid, are requested to present them the subscri-
her before The Is. OF May next; ard all persons
holding contracts or bonds on which ine considera-
tion has not bern paid, are notified tina, The same
mus, be arranged before May is'. 1911
GEO W. STRONG, FOR tho Administrators.
Rutland, April .. 1871 ,4:IG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
Carriage Painting and
Trimming

-
'NhE sssseroef wishes 10 lahorr "a, ,,h,;.
l. that he has epeasd shop Coz lhs 80. Foo''e
nsss near Mr.. Wsraer's tavern. whsfe he Mn y.
hsPPs 70 rseesFs share Of public patronage
All sosk eairuslsd 70 hls Gaze sail lie dr.. =.
~efkmsahfs manner and al pssecs 10 eonf,T',
rDea " ~''
NATHAN s. pUNcELEE.
Rssisss ASrl 9, asa "a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

Stated 70 osr constitutions, and competent 10 me cure
IF erery durable d,'east. 'o" 30 Jou"d IN
WRIGHI'S
Indian Vegetable Pills

Il
UVIEsE extraordinary Pills are composed Of
N plants which grow spontaneously IN our own
soil, and re therefore better sdapied to our eons'itu
tons than medicines concoc,cd from foreign drugs
however well they may be compounded; and as The
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that tho human body
is in truth
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE
viz: corrup, liumors, and that said medicine cures
this diseas Sc on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
5v cleansing and purifying The 5ody it will be man
lesi iha, ifibe constitution be not entirely exhaust
cd, perseverance In their use. according TO direc-
lion, Is absolutely certain to drive disease OF every
name from the body
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, il not the very best
medicine in the world for The carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they exrel from the body all morbid and
corrupt humors (ihe ca, Sc Of disease) in an easy
and NATURAL MANNER; and while they eve-
ny day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease ofevery name is rapidly driven from tie
body.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

sfs BIZ, 81 y s has' :. , -. .ssGs
tfs'se couft hpiaea o Rsi atd nd 80 'aia
dsn % he isia DAY q isafh. = 1854
p.ztui. We TAI. 1o'se
Where's. iiasna saf. geha a,roag, 40
GrosEr W. ksrpuR. sdHsa. fslnts ~ sss rNs'e "
Moses Suaag. late ~ sal- asi ae4 ettesse5. iass,
isis. hsene ihss est msar sr9hest0n TO saii ces'i
iH ~tinF. fegTesenanr glsi lis rrY~.bai esia'e os
ssbt eersase5 70 iHselis eel pay ~ 6e'fs against
ssd aeneasrd sBd Inc chstgs, u adsninlsira't'n
-iibevi isjgung she business ~ these interested u
sc estate. Otherwise risiu5ciae their in'eresis'
BY akcst the Of szoon. and that he sale o' 70
much II sDe real e,sis of .ad 8eeFnkef - s'ufsisc
tha IN linu ~ pstspnsl cpislc, would or pene
hfial 10 Tie g<rswts ia,s'esied and fisfinF ss'o
cosn 10 ersns them rBsc 81 i'is ssls iheieol tine
Lets festdlrg IN Ills State hf themselves and guar
esss ss,nseassns thereto ln wgi,iHg Also repre-
niins THAT Tive said cercaa6 N iis I'VE 'ihe "'s
nndes tnrirtci hancine In Jaw % rqYnT 70 Gee |
cs'lsis isiss 70 eerssis parsons as hcfe'n SPEC
10 wR
l.sefisi 80 10. o. division, MeDiou' 10 iona
,b-a sn5 u. l. Davis
10 scfes az 70, NJ. 81 - division, Mendon and
90 seres IN Chantn3an 10 Wen ClarA.
100 astes ioi No. ~. 81 division. lendon TO J.
A W. W. Green.
50 sers. otto, No IL. "a division, Mendon, 10
80 are. Of io' 10, 81, 81 division, .;endon, to
Tisasle Lincoln.
10 are. u lei 40 81, 81 division, Netdon, TO
Argnsh CLARK.
70 s,re. Of 10, No. 81. % division. Ncuson, TO
Israel II. Wilcox,
IS acre. Of LOT No ~ ADD 81 81 division, Men
DIN. 20 General Ds,is.
80 acres 81 los No /, % di.aion, i,ea3on, to
C0,oael Davis.
SO acre. Il 10, No. -, 81 division, Mendon, TO
r.. sud A. d. berry.
$50 sc-es Of 10, No. -, I'd division. Mendon, to
w Curis.
IS acres Of 10, No. is, 81 division, Mondon 10
Sheph erd Csrton.
To Ruel Parker loi adjoining his tavern house
In Clarendon.
r. d. L. Ofmsbes certain Lands 10 NJ. Tabor
Too w. Temple part oflo, No. IL, 81 division,
Mendon.
And PRAYING said court To grant them license 10
eonsey xa,d lands according To said contracts;
Therefore. 1t 10 ordered and deereed bv said court
that said application be referred for hearing aud
deoisioa 10 tho lat Mordss being the 9th day of
May nett. and tina, copy Of this order be publish
ed three weeks succcssirely. previous thereto, in
ihe Rutland Herald, newspaper printed n, said
Ro,lasd that all persons interested may appear and
give bonds for the paymen, of said debts and char.
res Of administration, or otherwise object 10 the
& an,ng Of said license, they see Cause.
a true copy uf record.
Ii.io HENRY HALL Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
BY Post-Ofice Express.

~ The Exqress Of the PcstoHiee Depart
ncn. left Washington with ,hc Message at l2
o'clock yesterday, and arrived in this city last
evening at 10 O'Clock. having come through IL
10 hous.
u For the Proceedings of Congress on MOn-
day, see First Page.
r For the Postmaster Generals Rspart, see
ae1t Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC A.
Outside.

Ers, Pase-Oganization of Congress: Session OF the
IT s,preme Court uul of Rev. Charlie, T. Torrey: An
.is an uyd,opathy from the London Tes: New, By WY
Of fJamaisa; Michigan Official Returns: News Items
Last Page Death of Hea Johnson noted lndinn, md
Of Hon jaime. Fisk of Vermont; Texas unc No Tariff OF the
Alternative: Wheat Culture: Spanish Siilkmen Cherokee
Npess Dr Locke, Battery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

The HousarosIc ROUTE TO ALsASY'-by an
advertisement in this paper i; will be seen that the
n,e,s Nimrod and Eureka for Bridgeport v which
connsc, with the Hoasatonic and Western ks,-
roads, will hereafter leave the i'o' 0' isoss.es' 8,
instead OF Liberty.etreer on alternate days AT "
AM This route, during 'he winter, wiil 0, eo'' 80
afford the most rapid communication wia 1is0S's'
and will, no doubt, be extensively patronised'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

er The steamboat haieker6oeker is now on
tho Sectional Floating Dry Docks. undergoing
repairs. These Docks appear to give universal
satisfaction in all cases where they have been
psed for vessels of the largest class.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

FKoA BRAzn.-By the arrival OF the bng
Henry, 81 days from Bio Grapdc, we learn 1t was
rume,ed al Rio Grande that General Rosa had de-
clared war rgains, the Brasiliaus, and that they
were making preparations TO defend themselves 10
case of an Invasion. Business of all kinds Is COM
nle,ely sta mated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

Anx,yAL OF CARGO OF GuASo.-Ths bark
George and Henry, Capt. Kiach, which arrived al
this DOR, yesterday from Chinea Island, brought
cargo OF Guano, the first ever brought 'nio ihis
Civ. The George aud Henry ieft al Chinca seven
or eight British vessels taking emgces OF 1uano
for E,,ronP.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

a. Our streets were probably never IN much
worse condition than they are atihe present time
They are muddy and filthy in the extreme, snd
remain SO from week to week. We receive na-
merous complaints from citizens in almost every
section Of our city, requesting Us TO call the at
tsn,ion of the proper authorities to this subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

| Mexico had no just ground Ct displessure
against this Government or People for nego-
tia,inc the Treaty. Whe. interest of hers was
affected by the Treaty. She was despolled OF
nothing, since Texas was for ever lost to her.
The Independence of Texas was recognized by
several of the leading powers of the earth She
YVES fee to treat-fiee 10 adopt her own line OF
! policy-free to take the course which she be
| !ieved was best calculated 10 secure her happi-
ness. Her Government and People decided on
annexation to the United States; and the E1-
ecutive saw, IL the acquisition OF such terri
| tory, the means Of acvarcing their permanent
happ:nsss ard glory. What principle of coed
faith then was violated what rule of political
morals trampled under foot? So far as Mexico
herself was concerned, the measure should have
heen regarded by her as highly beneficial. Her
liability 10 reconquer Texss had b; en- exhibited,
/ repeat, by eigh,-how nine-Je8r of frcitess
| and ruinous contest. In the mean time, Texas
has been growing in population and resources.
Emigration has flowed into her territory, from all
parts of the world, IN current which continues
| 70 increase in strength. Mexico requires par
manent boundary between that young Republic
and herself. Texas, at 10 distant car, it she
continues separate and detached from the United
States, will inevitably seek to consolidate her
strength by adding to he- domain the contgu-
Gus provinces OF Mexico.
The spirit of revolt frUm the control of The
Central Government has, heretofore, manifested
Itself il some OF those provinces; and it is fair
to infer that they would be inclined to take the
drst favorable opportunity 10 proclaim their in
dependence, end to form close alliances with
TEXAS. The war would thus re endless; or, il
ccssations Of hostiiitss should occur, they woald
only endure for season. Thein;eresss OF Mex.
co, therefore, could in nothing be better con-
suited than in peace with her neightors, which
would resul. in the establishment OF permanent
boundary. Upon tie ratification OF the treaty,
the Executive was prepared to treat with her on
the most liberal basis. Hence The boundaries OF
Texas were lett unde fred BY The treaty. The
Executive proposed 70 settle these upon terms
hat al the wo;ld should have pronounced just
and eisoashle. No negotiaton up5n that point
could have been undertskea between the United
Safes ard Me1ieo, N advance of the ratification
Of the treaty.
We shoeld have had no iight-no Powei-no
| authority, 10 have conducted such anegctiation ;
and 10 have undertaken it, would have been an
assumption equally revol,ipg 10 the pride of
MsSco aid Texas, and subjecting US to the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

| message OF December last, that instructions had
been given to MIR. Wheaton, our Minister at Ber-
| In, TO negotiate treaty with the GeTmanlc
States composing the Zoll Verein, if it could be
donc-stpulating, as far as II was practicable 10
accomplish it, Tor reduction of the heavy and
oneious cu,ies levied on our tobacco, and other
| leading articles Of agricultural production and
Welding, in return, on our part reduction of du-
| ties on such articles, the production OF their in
| cuslrv, as should not come INTO competition, o.
bnt . limited one, with articles the product OF
our manufacturing industry. The Executive,
In giving such instructions, considered itself as
acting IN strict conformity wAh the wishes OF
Congress, as made known through several mca.
sures which it had adopted sli directed to the
accomplishment of this important result The
treaty was, therefore, negotiated; By which es
scntial reductions were secured in the duties le-
We'd by the Zoll Verein, on tobacco rice and lard
accompanied by stipulation foE the admission
OF raw cotton, free of duty. In exchange Tor
witch highly important concessions, a reduction
OF duties, imposed by the laws of the United
States on u variety of articles, most of which
| were admitted fIes OF all duty under the act oj
| Congress commonly knoTn as The Compromise
| aw, and bat few OF which were produced n the
United States, was stipulated for on our part
| TINS treaty was communicated 10 the Senate al
an early day of its last session. but not acted up
on until near its close; when, for the want, as
am bound to presume, of fell time TO consider il.
II was laid upon the table. This procedure had
the effect of virtually jecling it. in consequence
of stipulation contained in The Treaty that is
ratification should Re exchanged en- or before
day watch has cIteady passed. The E1ecutlve,
acting upon The fair inference that the Senate
did not intend its sbsolre rejection, gayeinstIuc
sio1s 10 our Minister at Berlin 10 reopen The lie
go,istion, 50 far as to obtain an extension of time
for the exchange of ratfca,ions. regret, how.
ever, TO say that his efaus, IN this respect have
been unsuccessful. am nevertheless, not with
out hope tina, the great advantages which were
intended to be secured by the tleaty may yet be
realized.
am happy to inform you thst Belgium has,
by an "aIrets royale," issued n July last, ASST.
INFLATED the flag of the United States to her own
sofsr as the direct trate between the TWO countries
| is concerned. THIS measure vii p.ove of p,eat
service to our shipping interest the trade having
heretofore, bcen Carried chiefly in foreign bot.
toms. flatter myself that she will speedily re.
sort 10 modification Of he, systsr, feiat ng 10
The tobacco trade, which would decidedly benefit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-27
~ variety OF small Warr4.
Goods.
RTssEI4L & MERCER,

Snressorsio Aion-o LWpl
'RTFR $ inf Tihey, Talham q Walkers
NJ Shoe Thread. Spool cotton. Tapes
AZ BINDINGS, Ccfron ftosierv and Gloves,
Time Horn and Paper Buttons, and
wars~ seneraily, al
%. baflsmove 81. fapposite Sharp 81
We 81 BALTIMORE, MD.
snhscrisers. would respectfully inform
lends and the trading community gene
hat they are receiving nv The different
'from Liverpool, general assortmeof of
nthe above line, which add. 4 10 their
# Combs, Buttons. Brushes and yarie.
ids generally. makes. their assortment
nplera; AMI to which they invite their
N before purchasing. as their j; rices . -
Y. and cannot be heat in any OF .he "a AZ :
IS. RUSSELL e. MFRcER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-27

w SPRING GOODS

50 p. Lonsiale and Phmnix Nnnkeens;
-ase 4 4 Hamilton Pfinls;
vds Pointed Nankeen;
900 v1s Heavy Br.wn Muslin.
"a gg'd and PLAIN Blqe Black snlins, very
just reed nj No i3i Main Street.
JOHNSTON. BERRYuILL & co.
8 Afens