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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

qNlRG x MARINE lNsrRANCE-Tberea re
4 iwosllualions only m when n4i,d1nl- ran
ae placed, where they can adequately npprsellte
the Nalue Il insurance. 1hrse me. WIN. and
M upon the runs Of Their own properly thef
receiving frrm an insurance aihee the tul a.
mount which thrY have loat, Or sanding on the
sumo spot surrounded perhaps by 4 selate#fal,i.
Is. lamennrE hat stupidity and folly which haf
ialed T. = VIDE Tor such contingency
: AIkINSp Agent of tue PROTkG Won
INSURANCE. co OF HARfFOhb. CONN
viii take rlsks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores. mills, factories. DC tagcth.i witt fi,l
contents, such ~ furniture, merchandise lua
ehinerY. and everyother desr rptnu Of lusurAble,
property hse, on steam, keol aud lat boat,
aud thelr cnrgoes to aud from any port ON thu
Western Waters
Oaee on MAN street nearly opposite the :
Hotel tan t41p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

kA BAGS prime Green RIO COFFEE, "a Lad
Nv aad f0r sale low by NJ REILLY.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

Hat.d line Of all kinde. At. ne, brick or OGDEN
a1d thetr cuut,uts:
Sleameoa' s. factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
Aud merchandHss ofall lInds.
And against all dlnaHl4 =att-a ding The trans
noriaton @ ieooda 4l.Jrs. t4kc-. sea-. canala
an railroads.
Fsf usehafacfef Of tle company a : to preup.
ntuae ara leefaHB IN ihe adjustment aud ~ =
mem at lasses we beg .avr O. refer ta the inrr
ehnats II this plaer AID elsewhere VINO have lao
'ht adjustment I clalms upon Ia ~
GfHf Nei. s - - ARpfNe 81, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

U = tNkETS-A la tiny. lung BASkI Is
= lnsi cd by loot p " r srIRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
Hit. RED BOOT,


\ NV hbIS. FAMILY FLOUR ma}c Il
4 "tue Whes', ia.' r slyej ant c,r sale =
sepl u lsI3 IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

q csr-- Between lhc residence Of Lr1ief 4
4 Ces M The Cnftehc Church. on Tho irst at
January 1911, u paf II J'oroIsr shell frame
-peelsces The finder vii be snifghlv rewarded
!, .avtna hem ot The slore ot LAA Ek ~ cox.
No ~ Main ~ jan il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
NIFMoIR or REy HENRY MAR

vi TYN-A few enHtes a fhis issasiiaf sufa
or ale ny JOHN ilASAEi.I.. rusfa ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
a.. al AIarIoN ~.

Y ~iIl eel ia Ne8He.sisy nofninf. February
IN. q 2 a'rlask n 81 saf Aaflsa Raams. ~
~ valuable r'athtng ani aihsf snlrifs. together
NtiA R.asi lsalhsf frnah r.flisiaaar rsen
rerms-Casle. lAlL 4 WlrknAN
fsH = AHHfHHHnffa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

tofFTE 70 hogs primo ptecu Rio e l.e.
Tor 'ale cheap by IRWIN.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
-,oPanTNrRsuIri>oTICr ) So

I SESEY having e. Is dnV sssnr.aied WI. hin
10 business. ~. nepi.ss Rhpie. ihe bush. -
% hliufa VII is eianiafiei under ~ FIRM 81
\ RHppfS Of lhs eii STAND ~ }
ssnsenhs. NJ d o. Man = oppaalis raiun
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
TIE "Nack Tariff. ~

The following Statement from the last Boston
Daily Advertiser shows how the Wing Tariff is de-.
sirvy,ng the commerce OF Boston
"lScarAsr os Bvs,srss At the FORT ov BosToS
I'VE learn ,hstihe receipts a, our Custom house
this year up 10 the 9Th inst inclusive, were eight
hssdred esd thirteen housasi iro hundred and
e'sAty fire dol'ars and fly ice ents,-ssI32 s5 So
10 the same time lsstye they amounted to ss6,,-
s3s 90 oniy,-noi quite third OF the receipts of
the prescn, year.
ms protective system Is truly vndicaling itself
against the perpetual misrepresentation Of the Lo-
co foeos most notly. home make, with grow
ing demand for the products OF agriculture and be-,
'erprices--an extension Of manufactures with cheap
ar goods both imported and home made-ereater
commercial activity and increasing revenue
from the s'om-houss duties, sgains, free trade
theories. sobuessuries, bankruptcies, and wan, of
emPnymeni DAILY Adrsriser.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
MARCH,.
TOWN NETTING.

A meeting of,hs cksrcns this town, was hold
en- on the 2s,h Of February, having bern warned
Tor the purpose to act upon the question Of leens
inc innkccpcis and retoilers The meeting was
vtry fully attended and the question ably discussed
and rcsui,cd In the adoption ola vote, request
iog the evil authority not 10 appreciate any per
sons 10 be licensed as innkeepers in the town ior
the ensuing year and also requesting the County
Count no, to license any innkeepcrs or retailers,
escering for medical purposes in this town for
the year. The vote upon these resolutions was a
decisive one--nearly The whole meeting voting in
the acknowledgements some eighteen or twenty
votes in tho negative, with others Who declined
voting Of ALL The voters in favor OF refusing Ii.
eenscs, were Of both the political parties. Some
declined voting upon the question, because they
though, !, ofdoub,ful espcdiency--b we can bu,
hope tina, j, will result iavorably to the morals aud
habits OF The whole community.
One fac, is worthy o. notice. that several indi
viduals who were in the habit OF drinking TO ex
cess were among those who made the application
for the meeting and voted for excluding in,oxica,
ing drinks from the ,averns and sorcs-and it is
understood they did this for the purpose putting
The article out Of their reach and saving them
from the temptation We trust the time is no, dis.
tan, when the Legislature Of this State will put
their hand upon the traffic Of intoxicating drink and
shut il out Of the State forever--,he people would
sustain them in such an act
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
CONNECTICUT AWAKE.

The Wing Young Men Of Connecticut held a
convention at Hartford on the 22d Of February. Il
'repr son. as having been fully represented & as
having fully equaled in numbers and enthusiasm,
the wing convention Of 1910 II is estimated that
from ten to fifteen thousand wings were present.
The prominent sentiment displayed upon the muI.
titude OF appropriate banners was "Proteetion to
American Labor -"Clay and the Tariff
This convention furnishes abundant evidence that
the wings of Connecticut will be ready for the
elections on the first Monday of April 1914.
Ex-Gov. Morehead of Kentucky was present
The Prize Banner, splendidly got up, was
awarded TO the Wings of Bris'oI--..they having
delegation of 29S, equal to the wing vote in 1910.
Henry Clay was nominated for President and
onest John Davis for Vice President
The bali is rolling with accelerated NOTION
Every day is furnishing evidence of the election
t Henry Clay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
THE DISTANCE AGAIN.

We find in the Watchman of the esd February
the following
"The Distance. We perceive that the RUTLAND
Herald persists in spite Of the map, in claiming tho
advantage in distance. Ify0ur route is the shortes
why is not the Montreal mail sent over it, and VIII,
does It take one day 10 carry the mail on YOU
route than on ours I"
Now this is a poser-and we shall not ATTEMPT &c
answer the two nerrogatories But we stu per-
slst lin spite ofhe map in claiming that our route
at the very outside Of the measure is not as long
the Central route by 25 miles. Now we are indebt.
ed to the Waterman, or rather we have used their
data in making the distance 245 miles on the Cen.
trail route from Boston to Burlington, without resort
ing TO "the map" and this will probably be
iound IN The end to be some ten miles less than the
truth.
why, neghbor, not abide by the facts instead of
holding up snap before your faco to keep tina,
245 miles out of your sight!-you must see it ..in
spite Of the map" You say in the report YOU have
gwen, that by actual measurement il is from Bur.
lingion to the mouth Of White River 100 (e0) miles
IRON Concord TO Connecticut River 10 miles, and
we say from Concord TO Boston. by rail road, is 70
miies-you can add the figures at your leisure. And
10 save you the trouble OF looking it out, it i. oso
mics from Boston TO Burlington on our route, all
told.
The Waterman is disposed to give us "ratber a
nafd case" besides his in,erroga,ores i, is moth.
ing less than to shove US through "lhe tunneln in
weston, and thence down West River, TO get 70
Boston The Waterman infers that we must On
This way or considerably increase our dis,ance-bu,
had they been aware Of the the truth, thew never
would nave been at the pains Of saying any thing
ABOUT the tunnel; because il is only about 10 miles
,ur'her oy the Yves, River route than by the way of
bellows Falls and Keene, to Boston. "Tbe Ru,. ;
'anoers are no, quite hard pushed as YOU though,
Once more, the Waterman says, an fact. tho
no'lsnoers 10 The contrary notwithstanding. The
rhehouigh route, via Keene, Bellows Fall. and
Montpelier viii vary but few miles from the RIM.
land Route and will accommodate more counties
and do more tusiness. Now We think the Watch.
man has not consulted tina, map, in relation to this
asser''on-or his variation of "a fee miles, will
be focnd between IS and IS miles and no, les. IN,
% miles. The route up the Connecticut from Rel.
lows Falls would accommodate more eoun,.es bu,
less populs,ios, and do less Busiaess, than the Rot
land route, and would be more expensive route 10
build per mile. We have been over the ground
ron Black River 10 White Rver-we do moi GUESS
Al our assertion. The Waterman will find On ,h.;,
'"H sac 'hs' "t'g sfonss cannot alter facts"
oo' fo1'e will be found the best, in poin, Of dis
'snee' eheaPness Of construction, bushes. AID
profits. '
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
For the Herald
RUTLAND co. MEDICAL CONVENTION

}
In pursuance OF previous notice, the Convention
(of Physicians Of Rutland Coz met at Rutland, a
l o'clock, p. M.
The Convention was called to order bv DR.. A. G
Dana, Of Brandon, whe,eupon DR.. Silas Bower, @
Clarendon, was elected Chairman, and DR. b. H
Strong, Of Pawlet, Secretary. DR.. A. G.. Dana OF
Tered resolution that the Convention organize a
Rutland County Medical Society; which wa
unanimously adopted
On motion Of DR. Dana it was voted that com
ni'iee Of three be appointed by the chairman, I,
draft Constitution and code of By Laws. 10 be r.
ported Tor the consideration Of the Society at the
next meeting; whereupou Drs Dana and Hale, O.
Brandon, and Clark, of Tinmouth, were appointed.
on motion Of DR. J. w. Hale, Of Brandon, il was
voted that the officers of this Society shall consis
oil President, two Vice Presidents, a Secretary q
treasurer and board OF five Censors, to hold their
oces respectively for one year. or until others are
appointed and that the chairman appoint commit
tee Of i've to nominate such officers. Whereupon
Drs H. W. Guernsey, Of Shrewsbury James B. Por.
ter and L. Sheldon, of Rutland. D. II. Meacham, of
Clarendon and Charles Houghton, of Pawlet, were
appointed. sms
The chairman ofthe nominating committee, DR..
L. w. Guernsey, reported list of officers, which re-.
port, after some modification, was accepted and
adopted, as follows:
For President-Dr J. w. HALE, of Brandon.
For Vice Presidenis-Dr l.. w. Gurnsey, of
Shrewsbury, and DR. J. Perkins, of Castleion.
For Secretary and Treasurer-Dr J. B. Porter,
Of Rutland.
For Board of Censors- L. Sheldon, of Rut-
land Chs Houghton, of Pawlet, |. F. Merriam, of
Brandon, N. Gale, Of Orwell, and T. Clark, of Tin
mouth.
On motion OF DR. Dana, it was voted that when we
adjourn we adjourn, The Is, Wednesday after the
I'd Tuesday, being the lllh day of Sept next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at Rutland, East Village.
letter was received and read 10 the Society,
from DR. J. Perkins, of Casteton, excusinr his I'm.
ayoldable absence, and expressing his wsrmest ap-
prevail oil and Pledging his cooperation in the OBJ
lec's OF this Society, and also suggesting the pro-
pre'y Of holding tie meeting Of the Society =,
Cas'le,on, and alternately thereafter at Rutland and
On motion, DIR J. Perkins, was appointed Orator
OF the Society at its next meeting, and DR. B. II.
strong his substitute; DIR Perkins 10 be apprsed of
MS appointment, by the Secretary.
On motion of DIR ]. w. Hale, it was voted that the
proceedings ofihis Society be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, and published in the Rutland
Herald and the Voice OF Freedom
"hereupon the Society adjourned to meet again
on the iithday Of Sep, next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at
Rutland, Eas, Village.
sILAs BOWEN, Chairman.
b. II. STRosc, Secretary.
Rutland, 2sth February, 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

"A WOMAN BEHEADED-HeidleIere. German,
1dn. 22-An awful spectacle has this day been nrs'
sen'ed SUCH as,haPpily in modern tines has rarely
oeen w,tnessed-the decspitalion of a woman m,
the murder oil her husband The wre tche1 nnxaa.
ess was native OF Wilhelmsleld an inconsds,
hamlet In odcnwald, about two leacu es distant from
heidelberg, and was the wife Of peasan, A
clergyman attempted TO offer her the CONSULTATIONS
OF religion in her last moments The cuprit e,bih'
'ed no extraordinary emotion, but surveyed the an.
paratos OF death with perfect composure He,
coonienance presented nothing of the ashy paleness
oil iear.-She assembled the scaffold with e.
slep ana TOOK her seat in chair which was IN he
centre OF II. troop Of dragons was drawn ' no
iound the platform. short PRAYER was read bpp
'he clergyman, after which, part of her a,,;rs . ~
removed from her neck; aud can was ,hen wis
over her lace The remainder of the noaI, o'a~ wi,
spectacle was sufficiently d,ama,ic. There ,"y
.wo ekecutoners, the Principal minister or ,;,
sho an assistant. The LATED twisted Inc " ae.nce
hair and held up at arms length w Sune' s,'
"ss oooe' me principal hesdsman ad,, u,is
:. oroad TWO handedsword. A silent ,h,,I.s WIN
s ae assembled multitude who now ,ndersa ni,o
,. moment had arrived. The dreais''i - 'he
"ss raised oy the execoiioner and s;na,s "eaPon
s severed The head from The body. o,sa se olow
S,yJd simultaneously followed The besd no% o.
sent Up 70 me gaze of the crowd. whils ,ha men
sS"1 'ough trap door,and the dismal 'ns oooy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
DoINcs AT wAsHrNAToN.

II umo-cd tbs, Mr. wherion, our Minister
., Berlin, will have the nomination to the vnconcy
in the Supreme Coun--Mr Upshu' 10 supply has
place NJ Berlin.
Mr. Van Ness or shannon OF Ohio, Minister 10
Mexico Spencer or Tszwell to France. Il is al.
50 whispered that Mr. w,bsser may be recelled to
he State Department, to negotiate with Mr.. Pack.
cnham the new British minister, upon the Oregon
question.
The recen, duel between May and Cochrane,
in which Cochrane was killed. has made much
sir a, Washington, furnishing topic for coversa.
ton and work for the Press II was a horrid Of
lair no doubt, the consequence OF some hasty words
in Billiard room
The six wing representatives from Maryland
have taken their seas---this is matter anything
but cheering to the locos-yet they attempt 10
laugh n, il trea, !, as an affair that was to be ex
pected-,hey calculate to carry Maryland for
their candidate The locos have their own way
of multiplying signal defeat They affect surprise
that the wings should manifest so much JOY at
Of SO little moment in their estimation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

CoTToS GooDs IN CAxApA-Mr. Blanchard
e1i'ior Of the Warsaw, n y paper who is now
travelling 10 Canada wiring interesting letters for
has Papa, says. that nearly every store in Toronto
Is sap9''se ~rh American sheeings and many
e'hef seoas Iron the States The trade 10 these
an'e's' ea' much increased the pass year The
merchants Of csaads 20, their ,appl;es from inc
cad oae house purchased half million yards
las AL Roeh Dem
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

Hoo The Tar9 scorks tic destruction Of Com
meree, aud ieares the eounfry withoHf revenue
The receipts at the Port Of New York for one
week ending the IL February 1914 amounted 10
ssl2, 900.
The total receipts Of the Custom House in New
York from the FIRST 10 the seventeenth day of Feb.
ruary amounted 10 the sum of 81, $4,000.
The receipts a, Boston, Philadelphia, sc are
In like proportions
Now here are facts from which the advocates of
Free Trade, can very readily deduce arguments
to prove that the affect of this tariff, is to destroy
commerce and the revenue. Itisjust like proving
that the increase Of IS per cent is the price Of
wool, the result, Of the present tari is destruct-
i've to the interests ofthe wool grower or ready
mai ket at remunern,ing prices is utterly destruc-
tive to the prosperity Of manufacturers,
But we venture to hope that the people will
look at the facts instead of being imposed upon
by the bold assertions or studied mis- statements of
reckless and selfish politicians and demagogues.
Oh say they if we can but blind the eyes of the
people, we shall find no difficulty in proving that
black is white.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

The Msd'sooian after denornc,ng Mr. Clay mos,
wralhfaliy for nsarlythree ears, has come 70 talk
Of him thus "Henry Gays fame as a splendid
ora'or, will descend 10 remo,es pos,erhy as Cice.
ro's has descended to US Hence he has achieved
inperishable glory for Ri. eoun.ry.n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

n-More sasa sish,y psises. consisting ofiarre
aud small ns's. horse shoe nails lacks. and broken
pssees d irOs, were ,skea from he stomach ~ |.
coo tiilsd lss' week BY William sxuaasr r.a y
he township Of Ewing NJ A quantity of,hem
have esse s<Ei 70 IA The rougknes. Of the Iron
hs sssn Polished down BY the gastric aud
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

~ Inc Bangor Gazette says; "a man was
driven into tree, in some part of Aroostook couu-
W a snort Tune since, by pack Of wolves, and
kepthefe during the night, When the NOR
m"g came, the animals decamped, but the man had
n's nanas and fee 80 badly frozen that i, is feared
he will entirely lose the use Of them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

IrTThe Globe complains ,ha, the wb;v. !, :,
,ee"'s ar '1ay sag and dancei It's good 70
DC merry as well as wise" Why 10, stag sad
aanee' Better do ihs, Than 30 scold, and ne, and
call hard names and be N bad huraour
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

has ,.,c ne irs' uum6erof Harpers Pretoria, R,.
number viii be- b,e ea,i,on Of $4,000. The second
prepared, probably within few d,y. as can be
country. ''soeo oil an work in this
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

~ horria Frs,r;cde was communal in
cainng'on County, Weg Jersey, on SUNDAY I.s-
Andrew JARVIS cutting the throat Of has bro,her =.
sleep '' a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

ealing broad and elevated iorehead@f You
upcruous dhguns any part .our Otherwise teaut
full faces the Poudre Subtitle, invented by Dr. Felix Gouraud
will quickly and forever snscete thout the slightest in
dcooraton kinsthis ean be satisfied OF
the preparation tested the oce all doubls
Of the arrcle ben, hambug will quickly vanish for sale
only CT Walker door from th- rner Of Broad
way per bottewhere may had the folio articles
al wauanted-The celebrated Italian indicated Soap for
ing all botches, pmpIes fnckes morphew scuvy 1t h.
hands fee musqu:to bies its effects immediate: the
Wasting Of chdrsa, IN aiaying all irritation and chang its
mother should be without cake ne cake 50 cents,
efficient, and IL return the money II not
cessiu Ne guard against bold imitation and buy
iourauds Fan de Bcnnte Trre Wetrr OF Beauty, is
yell Known aud approved cosmste for se,nspg pu
petes preventing the formation OF Wrinkles banshing
them when prevent - ror bottle.
Gounpds Ycaetabie Ii uid Rouge rpsrs sdecne blush
sndkrcN,cf or linen cloth For dyeing Iados stockings
gloves this preparation, diluted with ws is nimabIe 30
}oaraus Hair Dye will change or gray hair beau-
fu dark black wi hout staining the kn 81 bot
le. WIN ser aud E}e brw Dye2 cen $ 9eI bottle.
ife like asbasr white and smoothness to the sknree
all ingredients and Is eatTely annhila
chalk and flake white Pat pp IA elegant boIes e.n,s
Buy whe else but g. Walker street door from
the OF Broad way where will be found assortment Of
III. most delicate and choice Peumery imported from all
hgentsJoran Milk street, Borton; rs Chestnut street,
Philadelphia tobnson, Hasburgh Hcniteh, Lane ster;
CanweI Lock.or Smith, Pslmyea; Grigs Hamilton coun,
~ Guth,e Albmy; Gray, Pouxhkeeps,e Elicit Go.ten,
s gss Nf Lowell sivrp Ives, Salem as NesSuvpo
White Calais seth $. Haze Bal,m9rei sslby, Parker,
Conn Wells IIamphreys afford; l.. c. Fene Middle
town. 81 mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
CLARK, BININGER IL COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,

UO FESey WTttIy
HAVING completed the argement Of their Store respect
fully solicit OF their old patrons and the pub
lie 10 their increased stock of
SUPERIOR BRANDIEs, WINES, sEGARs LIQUORS,
TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.
Their goods particularly suitable for Hotels being sslect
ed with that purpose and embracing Ar-
Gle requiste-segar and Brande. psrtieu's Of choice
old Scotch and Irish Whistles, OILS Cheese Maccaron and
Vermcelli.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice Preserves Brandy Fruits. GRAPES Rasns,
Spiced Chocolate Currants satns Tor making Jelly IN few
minutes Fvrict Vanilla Wax Candles Almonds and every
thing nece. , for the use Of families.
n ? Sole agents in New York for Demuths Snuffs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

WANTED TO RENT-In Broadway, a store fronting
w the between the Aston House and all street. Al
dress, with Box No. 757 Lower Post Office d77 It'd
~ not having heard from her $ Samuel H. Williams, now,
late Of the city Of New York hatier 70, time Pest
would be thankful for any nfoTat respecting him ii this
should his eye line sddr ssed her, No Is Cherry st.
Philsd lphia PernA., would find her $50 j 3tgbs
under general order, Ore,ns hayf foot Of all
Cor will please attend the Of their goods
d3Osc
DACKET Snip UTICA fo' Hsvre, will sail Tuesday
next the I'd January at Y o'clock. M when Passengers
will plesse be on board. at pier No. North river.
The letter will lose usual places halfpast
o'cIock on The above day.
Shippers by this vessel requested cer their goods
the custom house this day Saturday, 3h and send their
bills OF lading FOR signature to the Office Of
BOYD HINCKEN,
d30ec No . Tontine Building.