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BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.

NryLS, FOX SAILS desirable Dw Rings in s
Ii, Exeter street, different Iocaliols, S4D3J 81
H#,,t, $50 and 1lljO; | in Hi-h street, near Gay,
53Gi a with passage and hack budding $1,000; one in
AsGuith street, near Jefferson, passage aud back
hnungS, @lGOO; one story House in Automatic Il
s0UO IN fee; fine 60ust on Caroline - rrar f. Bal
llmore $500; on washington St 7 z, 1000 iva an
Lu1hrd St near ENrt r. with Stables attached $500;
several IN unrlh Gay st. near Monument; handsome
dwelling in Madison 81. urar Howard S!aO0; uac in
Giauhy Il. near Exeter %OJ0; in George strcrl near
Pennsylvania avenue, with passages, $780, very fine
large story Stor", with dwelling, ON Lexington ST.,
between Howard and Eutnw SIS. cheap amt terms
easy; do do. South ST. near rIau; dwelling on W.
Lexington St near Fopplatpn $500; in Mulberry -.
near PHca Sl5OU sevrTa "a Monument and Canal SIS.
900 and SbUO; IN SuaWhCrTy street. urr Jefferson
500 raCh new Houses IN Short =. 500 each; d fine
large dwelling III l.. Pratt l. S2rhH 10. do. Ses -.
$500, i'll fee siiup"; IN moth Gay st. near TIE Ddt
Fellows Hal $500; ~ north Calvert II with oue
in the rear SlSO0 Il fr' large dwelling opposite Pas
caults Row, Lexington 81. 9:i0O; > in West Fpyclte
street, near Pine; and many othcls tuD numerous
here Ia mention.
Jg-GKOUND RENTS WANTED-AtjheA highest
prices.
FARMS AND COUNTRY STATS OF eve
,ssseaa lyvar"ty and location, pleasing terms
seh8& Purchasers viii please CAL aii ,pa !rscHp-
ssI.sS lions Several to exchange for city property
Apply 10 B. BOND OF g. GELBACH,
Property Agents,
sells ID Secont.st near the Town cock.
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&uxA FOR SA4E--A FARM Vi about 100
sTSSEss acres, about miles from the city, situated
jplEESs between the Hartford aud Bel-Ar rumplkcs,
about % or 81 acres of which are ~ uuod
wood and principally hickory, oak and chcsnut and
all under good fencing. The Improvements are a
comfortable dwelling, barn, COW. aud stone milk
house, and every other Necessary out building Also,
orchard Of choicest fruits and line meadows win
a good stream of water running through them. Tile
inaspuaDle, and will he sold great hargnn. Apply at
SCOTTlS Intelligence Ofire.
OIL No. 10 Exchange Place.
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Il NtdN ". EArNs. NJa.L UANPENTER
- 'AYzTTG-sT., adjoining As.ras,! Roons. alt,
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g an EI NINE II.
~ CHG0NOHETEE < warren MAKER.
ti;-'y No. = SUrTH q ~ sTRSr,
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DOCKET HDkFS. Mrs. MCPHERSON,
u No. 80 North Howard street, has just received
slit ched 1ankerchiefs. ol0
SECONDHAND DOORS, SHUTTERS and
~ WINDOW FRAMES-For sale low AZ
OS No. So NORTH LIBERTY-ST.
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NDATENT SOLAR LAMPS. have on hand
n complete assortment Of Cornelius * Cos cee-
brated PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for burning lard
nr o-togethcr wi h great variety OF Cnt and Plain
GLOBES. LAMP GLASSES, WICKS, &C., all of
which offered at the lowest prices.
&. WEST, No. Is Sharp street,
OS-lm between Baltimore and German SIS
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IARINELISr-pORT ON BAI.T,MORE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IL lsIj.
CLEARED.

FROM rHr Gycd>VGE aE>pING-noou 30
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T. CLOVER, ARTIST,
MAO F"l5-im' No. 3 BARNET STREET.
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"a 0NTNORhNCY II. PRICE,
80 PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
NhGt-I No. 90 s. EArYspr srp Nv y
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S Emma, Stafford, Demaiara; Com.
I'd, Port spain; p. Soule, D,lvdlllc, n
a, Hunt, West Indies.
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ANARPETS MADE, CARPETS MADE

GNAkPEES MAID CARPETS MA ID ~
" will make Carpets in the btst manner. at II
lowest possible rates lay Oil Cloils cut and fl an
lay Carpets, at the shortest notice.
LOUIS MULLER, No. ", Libery st.
sells one dsor above Baltimore street.
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Spool COTTON. We have Just received per
- shipI Clara, an assortment Of SPOOL, COTTON
of our own manrtactate, which we warrant equal to
any thing in the mnrktt, and at lower prices
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
IS No. go Baltimore sttept.
TUyO FAMILIES. SLAW AND BEEF CUT
n TERS-A supply of Siaw Cutters, just received
and for sac low by ALFRED II. REP,
at the original Furnishing War, house,
No 33j Baltimore street,
% 81 Tin Store above Howard-st.
ECEATHER BUSTERS. Parof, Furniture,
" Bell, Piano, Patent and Chinese FEATHER
BUSTERS. Also, FLY DRIVERS and FEATHER
BRUSHES of every de .cripton, coorcd and plain.
For sale at the old established Furnishing Warehouse
JANIS CORTLAN II SON,
oS l8 Baltimore ST., I'd door East of Harrison,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
LATER FROM TEXAS

Nv the arrival Of the steamer Cincinnati
the y o Plchyunc has news from Ar,u.
sas 10 the Zslh ut, and from Galveston 10
the An inst, fortnight Inter than hal 1ccn
before received Capt West wonnlrd nv
o.. Aplosion on board the steamer Day
.on, OF winch he was ncung rs clerk has
died Of his wounds as also some t,o or
three other persons, from the Same cause
one cabin boy aud another n T. 5 sol.
der
Gen Henderson has been nominated rs
a candidate for Governor Of Texas The
Ircosnrer's Office, ot Austin containing all
the records up to llouson's second term,
has been destroyed hy ERE
Ga the 3Olh Of August. Mr. Peter NJ
Maxwell, n private IN the Ranging Corps.
was murdered by one Frederick Ballard. n,
Cedar Spring, near Dallas, Nacoodochcs
County Maxwell WAS nbou, lwcnlyfight
years ofngc had lived long IN Texas was
IN nearly Nil the battles Of the country, was.
taken at MIer, suffered Two years OF more
IN Mexico, nnd ruurncd to 1cxas last
spring. Ballard committed the murder
with bowIc-knlic lie was taken and
chained, but contrlvcd to effect his escape
The Houston Morning Star saws Tint.
among the items OF news recently received
from Mexico, IS Que that The Mexican Gov.
eminent his sent seven cmIssarirs to Tex.
as, to excite an instruction among the
slaves and To induce them 10 nc, ~ concert
with the Mexican troops. II war should be
declared by Mexico against The United
States. 10 one Of the letters recently re-
CrI"d l.l N",lro % i',r r.i.r.l '',,' ono
%, lDosa ,nusslrics has returned. aud r..
ported that he bad been sucecalul TO
what extent he had succee led does not op-
pear
The Picayune publishes the following
Corru, Christ, Sept II. Isij.
Gen. Worth, with portion Of the sla
Regiment Of Infantry, landed here yrslcr.
day The Other potion vail be here m a
few days. think the force here now Is
about p or 1000 labont 200 ohiccrD
Day before yss,rrday two Llpans VISITED
~ IN company with Col Cook ITeIn,
SECRETARY Of Warl Capt Jack Hays lof
the Spl's and COT Howard Tho L,pan
rhiL Castro, Is nohlo lookrng fllow.
about feet or 3 and Ln.ll "a propof
ton
Hays loto my eye lie Is young
man, no, over - or 80, very you,hh, m
app afaucc. model and rel,ung 10 hs man.
uct' but u IS sad Le has the courage o.
the lion "nd be has complete couuo over
the l. pans Castro, Il,ys and myself took
. smal' ''blizznrP ,ogaher, and Cnrro
Told hIm Il he wanted he L,paus to 90
against tho NrNi,ars OF Cananches. hc
should hove all .hr wofr,ors HAYS las
constant communication uYDh the Mexican
border IT, snys that nj M1pmofps there
0I. at.nl 200 az Nnntrr', about $500 ard
90 I.,l,4o about 100 ,olii'H A. l1redo
they IRE making prepaTailons ~ f,ceise n
hfse fofcs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

~ ~ ~ &c srftsrtau'r af ihts ~ -, Z. Is
ung uu nc pu1!t, ssuttseeu, oi uut nsn
c"vgifs sru 10 u"ft,i. tnst ths tmtti, IN
Pssss ~'~isit sdiritsih- arti.n 81 The Gsu.
eial Asssnnh'y 81 thi- StHp snd ! cUuid
hstdiy 10 tn,n~d to ne pettrmause OF
rrws gfstsfui dUir t'ah T., bs '-on- he u-ii
I'm II sslfne y,ut siisuin.n ." a. ard recon-.
rneudins. ~ tu. - Do s,ittn ~ msy, iu
vour slop rprsi rffr,tusNv iepd ~, in.
husncr ~ hts safe N mttrrfsnee ai va.
gissi mottment 81 peace nn e.rh AMI gn"c
all iossfds men The s"Vsfrms NJ "i 'n'
United S,sie, las slseaiV. 10 three uetnnfa
he instsnes,. Submitted usIef. ~ DEF srsncr
With Uher nations 10 the afl'htsment al
hi. ndlV powru IN tso ~ them. Nth rcsuls
enc tual ~ tlie settlement " he dihefentes
suhm,ued
] musi Ia petsnitied 10 al an expression
Of 1hr ssH.. ! eniersir - the gfsst rAlo" ~
ihs tnprs 81 the hiends of gear~. ihtourh
The ufganiz.'ron 81 peace .ocIeti,s. ~ dl'pcl
Ting the d-iusinn - inn2 prevalent in regard
To wsL-srpo,ing the sn,i ChuNi'n .iunci
PIES On which It h,s 80 long rested, All
'ho"'ng ne eV'eni - ~nich II has pafAltfr
... ....~.tt. v4...N .- Wcaii.. .uIr. o.
100 muss. truihhzcd The passions, blasted
the hopes, md vitality injured The h,ebcs'
interests 81 n,en. The esuli.. thus hf Of
the quiet and perse,st,ng efIoi,s Of these as
sociaiIons. has furnished = most pt,uAy ing
illustration o. the sieni power uf ttnlh. Ia
the hands nf Christian benevolencr, 10 re.
form and save the world
IL only remains for me 10 tender 10 HE
General Assembly NV hearty ca .op.tAySIn IN
every wise and well directed efI"r ~ pro
mote HE publ" good trusting that Nr shall
all feel how much We need the WISDOM that
rome~ from ahove. t. enahle US To c"mptc
bend the lrne character ot that good, aud d..
rect us to The ainp.ion Of mca,1ies best
adapted 10 ensure its sucrr,.tul ACCOMMODATE
ment. WILLIAM SLtDE
EIIcu -vr Cn,pptK.t
OCTOBER II, isi5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
ARRIVAL OF 1HE STEAMSHIP
llIBER\IA


! The Royal Mad Steamship. IlIb,iri,
arrived q, Bo,tuo, on the 10Th ins. brn,
ns Liverpool dates to the 9Th ln,i. anlI'p
don 10 The evening Of the 81
The Corn market CONTINUES hrm arl
! me hoe weather Inch prevailed at The en-.
ing Of The Steamer Gttpt Britain. ha,r,
bt,n followed nv rcpcnlrd aud hcav, GALL,
OF ram the marked acquired ndJuonal hfrn
n'ss, aud coulinu,s 50. wHh a slgbi dtaO.
tack Large quanttics q ilout nre dn,
atn'ng itom thc Cuu,d States and tan.
ada
The produce ath,s arc not 90 nci,.
'h'l have teen Rec 0. ~ l,ss demand
sugar has rcccdcd lul,. vnh ,,,, NOM.
y, while the prlce OF For,,n coffee has
improved u shade.
he / on trade CONTINUES btsk the de-.
mand Tor lion IS daily on the ,ncrrn,e-.
the manufacturers arc working hitd-pr,.
COS arc well suppoucI--uud the trade -
rs huSk ms wei can h.
The Cotton market sill CONTINUES IN n,
inactive state The quotations on mos,
descriptions except SEQ Island, hive i,rc.
dcd en 81 per 10. and the market Is hca.
v Wth q downward tendency
The general complexion OF the CONNER.
cal news appears 10 be such as to snst,.n
The advance OF flour N lhi. county.
The rate Of interest IN Eughndls rIsinr
N Consequence Of \ scarcr, oi monty 81
p"rnduccd by railway speculation. Some
olthe large discount houses decline /, take
my more bills nj an interest less than 3
rcr cent
The Wool trade is brisk-a sure proor
OF the healthy state Of tho Yorkshire d..
lucis The lnttodrc ion oftho woods oC,,,o
Un''d States into England, lsn new Tea
lure IN this branch Il business and tho
success which has hitherto attended the
speculation must lcnl to a more extensive
import.
There Is nothing lmpourn, from Spain
NJ OConnrll lnS ,m'r,d from hi,
!. -h.4n "1"''., an. 90 .,,. ga u,r oiny
lie has been occurring a Monster - mon.
station at Cashcl and his appearance At
the Repeal Association has given new I'm.
pttus 10 the rent.
a letter from SaIouica, states that n cu.
nous phenomenon has been Observed NJ
HctAurclScr, village at eight lcagu,s
from that town rather extensive hkc
has InStlnancou,ly transformed n,clf into
n salt pond and 1t nov contain, sal, Of the
h,N quality.
Among the most striking events Of tho
day may be noticed the death Of Earl Spcu.
Ger, who held the post OF Icnder o. Ito
House Of Commons Dung the Wing ad.
mlnis,rn,iun.
~ large quantity Of plate, valued n, : 600,
as been stolen from St Pcc''s College,
Cambridge.
a d's"as" as mysterious as tia, which
nl"cts. potntors, has attacked The fish IA
many Of the rivers IN England anl lie.
land
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

ben ecu,ulicd ~ to " bot 10y shou,l A.,.
lhc oihec. Young lSnton would Duh,D..
have ovrn tbs isS onc recommends
lh,m. a. be- - u.dotiop.ly DESTITUTE ,f..
u,qulsuc character Hr ,u,h ttus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

'v,r them. slsp providing for county super
iaiendcn, 10 H. annually appointed b, N,
county judges, mi fHs stat, .npctintcnd
ut TO b. tlcci~d bv the Icei.larntr. pro
,,jing sI,o that no d,stci shall draw
school money Which shall cnplov ,rach
- Mt c,am,ord IN The mode above pre-.
sctlbcd fctfcd To the committee On Edo
cation
\ message ~, r~cciycd from lhc Gov
'fnnf .nlo' mug lhr Senate that l.onatd
S'tgrnnt d,,i,n"d The Office Of as,i-,n,
Judge IN Bennington County, oommonioa
unn rcicrrd To the S,nl,o's from Bcnninr
ton County
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
SENATE

Saturday, Ocl is
Rrpo'h BY Mr. Morgan, from tn,
eommiltre on Elections, ~ favor Of the bull
amending chapter 1T OF Il S relating Ia
election by pluulny, with an ancuIm,u'
providing Or odImonal trials. # there
should be- M plualHy on the third bn lion
the 1inrndmcnl W1s ndo M,d
BR miroi~cm BY VI, Bu,ioo ,s,b
Ilshing a hospital nj Cn.ll,lon rclrrrcd to
the commute on Education
Eag'oncI Ill., To INCORPORATE the
Brnnrnglon County Bank Mr. Villas
moved To lay tho bill On the table to be mnle
'hc special order for Tuc.diy morning
next, carried
EHgroocd rr'oisnon Providing for
tho purchase and distribution Of 80 eoplcs
Of Washburn's Dlg'sl adopted
Re'oiHiton tal,oi1erd By Mr. + +
BatfHt fom the commune on Military al
Lars, nsituctlng our Senators and request
h2 our repre- cniB,ivrs IN Congtass To use
their cHcrlInns to recover, from the pnssr,
SION Of the General Government the cannon
taken nj Bennington adopted
HOUSE
Bal, iniroaursd By Mr. Barlow, re-.
pcnling net OF IA for n Geological survey
Of the State. Repeating .nlh section Of
the act Of As 10 promote agriculture, both
uttered 10 the committee on WAYS and
Means
S,na'e b,Ns ,cftrrei In addition to
chapter 2s Of II S In addition 10 chapter
2j Of II s, entitled Of the Supreme and
County Courts
BW orfered 10 n hiyd reading En-
powerIng the Troy Conference Academy
TO confer d grccs
Ero.a...n BY Mr. Rice, lhn, 1t IS 10.
cxpcdicnt to rcchar,cr my banks Mt the
present tine referred 10 select commit.
tee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

The Grorgia riceiioa proves to be a reg
nI'r thorough, old fashioned Wing victory.
Ia 50 coun,i's heard from, Craw lords ma.
Jofty IS 900; and the 8 counlic, TO be
heard from, if,hcy vote as they did IN the
PRESIDENTIAL contest Will increase this ina.
Jo"ty to about 100. A clear wing gam
Of 3,7l9
SO far as heard from. the Wings have
% senator, and Is representatives. Lo
cos % seniors and 50 representatives..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, ls45.

CIV consequence Of rbe grca, length
OF Gov Slides Message we arc unable to
give The usual variety in this week, paper.
but The lntcrcs, which is now lrh in the
matters which the Governor ably discusses
will no doubt render that interesting 10 all
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

Tie Appoiatmg Porccr The Lauis
vile Journal furnishes Us with another cv.
'denc" of the abuses Of the appointing pow.
or The example 70 TINT ofnn appointment
to the office Of Postmaster, al Brandcn
burg, Ky.
The former most eiiic zen, postmaster, Mr.
f. Haynes, resigned his Office, and rec
nmmfnd"d the appointment Of his assistant
Every Iocofoco rs well as Wing. who
was applied to. signed tho accommodation
and II was orwprlb'd 10 Washington civ
The D"pa nm'Dt "" are iHipfmcd wrote n
litter Ia General Pitcher. Of I.on.vlll. IN
know whether the person rccommrn5.d
vas \ Lnrofoco n be- VAS M, n I.ocnio
'o. 10" D'parmrn, rcQncsird Pitcher 10
"rwarl III" name ~ spmr one IN Bron1.n
hutg "ho va. Pitcher knew Lnrof,co
n'tn'd lbn'on, n Tn2 l,as,. and. wllhour
consulting him, wrote 10 the Drnurtmeuf
'"d r"com'n' n1rd hin for Office A ro-n
niss'on wns lm'Reb,,,-Iy made on, ard Cor.
Nard"h 10 ID Hor, who drclnrd accsr,io,
Ne oilee, b"cause his hu,inr.s rs m1ri.
lfn'" was more probable Denton wrote
10 Pitcher, requesting him n recommend
hi' son. lad of'Sl~'n y.ars mr rh. office
TIE VcTy ob4'ging Pitcher did ns rc1ueu
-. nui the - ,nrtin"nt actually g. g. an,
INC crum ''inn appointing tDy Lu, in,i
master. II q WIS necessary 10 apooint q
b'- 7ni The efiz,ns o. BraudrpJ,lr, had
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

The amount OF the tolls received on all
the New York Canals, during the Grsl
week in October, was s95, OO2, ogalns,
ss8,9G7 last year The aggregate amount
during the season has been sl,sis. 1903.
against = $40 $40 The Albany Argus.
says 1.-THE foreign news, now expected,
comes IN favorable, the aggregate Of tolls
OF 1915, will exceed the estimates by at
least $500. 900
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

4 Nuc Nuncai instrument In the
Rochester Daily Advertiser is an account
OF an instrument invented by Mons Joseph
D'eulonnIc, from Paris, called the "Cor.
foncum Qnlntctto," which embraces TWEEN.
ty'hIe dldcren, ins,ruments, among which
are the eIarionetic, viohn, triangle, snare
dunn bass drum, bass viol, cymbal, glass
instruments, and twenty four bells. all PLAY.
ed by machinery, and composing n full
aud perfect band. Each Instrumen, can be
played separately and all together. Mons
d has been engaged seven years n It's con,
'truc'on. lie Is now giving concerts with
1t in thu, city
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23


K RIk-r. So
T.. Z Durham, 70
r. ;. lamp 10
Scattering. J
and mr. w. + Burnham was accordingly de-
'larcd elected
They ais" proceeded to the election Of an
Auditor in the treasury department with the
following result
Joseph Berry, 1877
Royal Hatch, ~
II Y. Barnes, -
Scattering,
Joseph Berry was accordingly declared
elected.
A communication was received from the
Governor Transmitting The first annual re-
port OF the Directors ~ the Vermont Central
Ran Road COMPANY report reieffed 10 the
JolnI committee under the 9TH POINT rule
communication was received from the
Governor transmitting The iitsl annual repuI,
OF the Stale Geoloslst
Thursday. Oct. &c
HOUSE
BiHs paired. Relating to Fire Fnoine
Companies Amending chap Is of Il. -
rel1ilnG to common schools, Rel,tlng to in
quests os tbs dead. For the holding of one
additional session OF the supteme court 10
Mr. Suih called mp the bill giving towns
the right to elect town representative. by
plurality oA the third ballot
Mr. Sioddsrd moved 10 Law the biil on the
table after remarks by mr. Stoddard fof
and mr. Stevens against the nonon, u was
Pot and lost. 81 Ia 1856. The blll was then
ordered 10 a 81 reading Adj.
Friday, Oct. II.
HOUSE.
Pri,I,oas pro,aied By mr. Nelson. Of
James Morse and ils Others praying r.;
the revival Of the law OF ISIS rclnling to
the enrolled militia; referred TO the con-
mliec on military affairs
BliS AirodEe,d By Mr. Adims Of
Gr~sd Isle To sm@nd the charter OF lhr
Cramplaln and Conn - lcH River Had
Road - ~ to allow them to extend n,
rund 10 Cdnais Inc rrf-rr,d n thr com
mHlee on Roads By Mr. NFnrblnA,. r..
billng W tn" ,mpsnvrmrol Of common
schools pfoTiiiug Tor the aanual ,l,ct,nn
by the peoplr, at lhrir hlrch n-eilng. ~
town sup"finleodcnis Of schools. who h,ll
hqDife into the qualifications and moral
ehafartef OF I"Schrrs shall give ceuihcaics
- such termination - thr town cL.,. rr.
ir .'cIfj ] "a h,, me-. shall ,...t .r.,.
( de- lei s-booi 10 tow, al leastSice ye,T
'n' 'h'. cT'tc'c general snpSrvruoa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08
7SEHAESYeS
GOODS Hay ARRINE

- - y - - - a v II n N IN Il v u ~
n HOUSEKEEPING At quite supri Guous TO Sci h,,l
~ the iaci IN flaming adv risenenls or stating
hahdbills, us That practice has become too common .
I make The simple announcement, believing that
The well known character OF INV stock Will he suf
hcien' 10 attract The attention OF customers as sson
nsii Is known need scarcely say lhnI as usual. it,
making IN, selection Of Fancy Goods ha sc cullod
the choicest from the best markets la the Union
aiming TO procure such maiefi als ms are beautiful
ond useful, STILES aud parerns in the beet osc. and
so various that none can be cuIsdercd common
from ais quantity or tire by repetition. and encav-
oring TO prove that prices are reasonable. aud thai
goods OF eq"o! qualify can bought Of me as low
as they can be hOd in The West. .- rf
la opening my present. srcl (iusi errivinrl |
think can say have accomplished all these ends
and can promise To those who " III favor me w,Ib
a call, treat even in the exam,naiiun OF a siock
ficellng Tor beauiy. richness and variety should
they not be tempted BUY. There ore many arii.
clci which keen moi usually found in this ci,v.and
There are many other goods in general use which 1
have IN great variety and proiuslon. and upon
which might dllae at great length (as is custom.
airy now but hnowing That long enumeration of
articles IN newspaper columns is frequently tire.
some. and passed by as mmpnplncc. design is.
sning concise list OF such goods rs can cor,si.-
lcnily press upon the attention OF The public with
advantage TO Others well Us myself
oct $50 .rI w Il SELBY.