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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30
DOCTOR JOHN R0DAuAN.

DuCTOK JOHN RODAIIAN,
lFFICE. Corner of Market aud Aionr c Street,
~ oriosiie he POST "ilicc. resp c%ifnlly inE,rn
'he ci'':cns of Wheeling and vicinity. ,ha, lac al
r""cinally attend to NIL who may iavor hun with
call ON prof ssional business.
n series al studies in the best Colleges of Eurnne
;" ocqniie a thorough knrw !, dgc of his prof,s.,
WIN q most successful nraciicc Of The same for Ibs
lrsi SIX years ia The United Safes. will secure for
him he trusts. q p"riion Of public pa,unare.
jy 81 lmw&d
EIGH HUNT just published. ano,he, v,,l
IL 10y this celebrated " ritter. entitled Tho h,d,co.
tor. price SO cents. For sa.c b,
IVA JOHN J IIASwELL. Union ST.
'D>HE United STATES EXPLORING
ExPEDtTloN.-The subscriber has rccciv.
cd a few coric. OF This vcrv Interesting Sc;en,;Gc
work. ny Charles Wilkes. u s N. in 5 Lantsom,
volumes, which he ofcrs nj 81 per cupy.
V "a JOHN HASwELL, Union A..
HOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
~ Fine Gold and Silver Watches. Those
VINO wish 10 purchase Gold and Silver Watches
""" 'cweify' VIII fled il TO their Advantage 10 call
mo subscriber. who has n fresh supply of Tho
ahove kinds Of Gods on hand.
: inc Gold aud silver English pattern Levers
Do do Detached Lever Watches
30 DO Ladies' L.pinc Watches
Ladies and Gardeners fine gold Guard chains
do Breast Pms
Ladies' Bracelets C.lJ Pencil.
',id Watches os low as SOS. ard warranted To
keep time.
Al" watches warranted TO keep good time or The
money returned.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the
manner.
Silver Spoons mado To order and n general rs.
or mrni constantly on hard.
jy % A O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30
John d Foster.

J C.uasy.
NxTRACT FROM n DEt.tdkE.EfAS
- C"or DOH o.jndsc. order and decree, shsi
this coure be referred so enc of the Comsushs;ss>sS
81 this Court. WIN ~ - ascertsih sod sstSss whas
rca' es'nic wn' "wned os ps-s~ssed by The deNsssot
David Afmsrr'og on The al day Of Msy los3.ssI
what iiefs ~ incumbnnccs There Ore Upon ~ a
gains' The same at thai time. and kow az IN n hsi asjss
The same ore entitled 10 he Paid; and whss b ~
annual value of the ssid real estate; Desskss xish
any other matter deemed Ierinen, ~ hsnsslf. u
specially required ny either party. Tesss,
ALIEN r LAiDLEY. Cha,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Type Foundry.
Lewis Pe'ouzc. North Yves, corner of Third aud
Chcsnut streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

a GREAT EXCITEMENT jus, reed and
"a @r sale.a moe' beautiful assorimen, Of Gems
FANCY Silk Scnsfs. something supcrior TO anything
now 10 this market Take no,ice-cnll ut
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILLS.
Wo No 1871 Main o., Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Manufacturer of Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Cheap Travelling Trunks, Vaiisc Trunks
Carpet Bags, G'e.
A y Hickey a. Co. basement Of Jones' Hotel. Is
Chesnu, street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

M ATCliEs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . .cpIv Of
lvl superior Fncuon Moictc-; just reed and
iof sale low by & T. HORNBROOK.
iy II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

tATTEN LEATHEK!-I20U Lbs besi Span
IL ish Sole Leather, just received and for sale
low for cash at No I55 Main Of
VIZ J CONNOLLY a. SONS.
EonpoUND SYRUP OF sARsAPARiLLA
" -ThIs IL the best preparation Of Sarsaparilla
ever offered 10 The public. for The cure Of ScfOfula
or king's Evil, Cufancous Efnptions. Pimples on
the Face. R'ng worm. Tctier, Scald Head Syphiit.
ic md Mcfcunal Daeascs, aud all Diseases Of The
SKIN.
u - particularly Recommended 20 those whose
consifui Hons have been broken down ny lie inin~
dieIOus use Of Mercury. Prepared and sid whcle-
sale ord retail by PRYOR e. PAUL..
~ l5 Dmgeisis. Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

EiGu HUNT Just published. another wutk
IL 10y this celebrated " riier. entitled tho h,d,co.
price SO cents. For ale b,
IVA JOHN J fIASwELL. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30
II. M. JAMESON,
Pr o ID u g Z ID DEALER,

- WHEELING, VA.
AS ff sac st Gosh prices, Feathers, Glass.
IL Tea. STIR Candles, s"psrior Sap. Tobnccu.
Gin Brs'mlv. Choicc asd Common Whirkey. Fam;iy
LNofand N o Sugar Bacon & Lnnl. jy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Brass Eight Day, 30 Hour, and Generoi
Clock Establishment.
jaime. , smith. 81 North Third 81, ab,ve Cherry.
Mamnfdctnyrr of Common and Fancy Soops.
Mould and Dipt Candies, fc.
Elijah 4 G,liies DaiIeu. IS Nisrke, Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

WATERS. CATERS -Jus reenysi abofhe,
NJ Trunk ~ ihose fine Lasting Bunon Eailef-.
lace At The side; ~ The gents wants something rhei
cont M leaf. call NJ The Shne Emrnsinm M Star.
Ret square. 0an 2S) ToDD 4 HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Manufacturer Of Splendid Cabinet Fmrnitur
and Ornamental Upholstery.
Crawior RidJell. LIS Chestnut, street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

\ FINE LOT OF CHEESE Jus, received,
"A from DVu Aliens Dairy, nnd for sale by
~ ~ J X BOTSFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

NASti-l will Pay The highest market price for
~ WOOL. feaihers. Beeswax and Fionr. al my
warehouse. Uhrec doors below Monroe) ~. Main ct.
Y III IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

DHASS CLOCkS--A lot "f superior Brnss
, Cl@ ks Of JerUme's manufacture. On hand
and 'or sale by J& z ~IORNBROOK.
YH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30
N

SOME YER PRETTY Misses Gimp Bonnr,s
Jn-' reed al (may u MARSHS..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Importers Of Watches, Jpelry, Fine Cutlery
Brittania, Plated and Silrcr Ware.
Dickson & Co, S T. cor Market and Third sis.
J q w l. Ward, LOG Chesnu, st, opposite the Frank
lin House.
john T. Farr, 1l2 Chesnnf street.
Watson e. HIidcburn, ~ Market street.
Thomas & Carrot, g. Co, l22 Chesnui, neLr 4,h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

200 BIS oAKUM. jus, received and tur
OOO sale a, 81 90 per cw,.
VII CHARLES II BERRY. Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Importers Of Toys, Fancy Goods, Musical
Instruments, Glass and China Ware.
G AhrenieIji Il Co. 10 North Foonh 81, between
Make 4 and Arch, up stairs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
YALUABLE yEIY bJcTJ0YIRy
Ser seb,,t. ...,.,

a DiCrtoS NEy 80, sot ~, Families, IA.
a huncston. Eiym'gy ,Bd rTp'sns,s,of ~ 100 20
~ sn'nsn ut Writers &, Which idi, vosahlsr, ON.
" eng si words and lot 81 C,es Isun 81
enl'ifs proper n1mes-br AletaBde Rset n an =. n,,a
suction y hen r. g Pro English Literature ~ IN. H.
ver,ry u Penniyvanra. ''' -
Ihs atanisn'd soieii The Of rrsf-s r,s.n.,
No"ihfndng 'tomTaetsire anil Hire...,, NJ r.. ,..,
pres uycf ysSfs tgasass word. r. -ls - =,
'" ,, o no,u' sohtains four yahsls upsoys rssss.
~. r"nn'Ve word gv' sod th-n foBo- r. a-s,,.
denvti We "a srhsbs'ic order vi h ne bar, ~ 49, ,.
,,,srr. ~ rnt ,e VOID "a n.-rtet ossIasl tstu,
stcv.d :" '"e H-etfsr ron Which
me- ,uhoined Voc,buay me Rcot.e f rns q .s-,.
- "s" % eeura'e pup q Then usssiy di.csv-,.a.
- Aeestt L.i nunb.t of 6nsss so.,,,,4 ~ o.,
"-nh. -hl scripture proper uHme4 y addeI
Nusfous isstinonfss N sdufase sa.pt..,,. q, 49,,
VIII &c found APPENDED Ju-t psbubh,d-Fos s,1- =,
NASH 4 WODfDItOf ar
- boolssHtfiaB statourfs Is7 MI. a,r,.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
NEW GROCERY STORE!

INHE subscribers have taken the store former.
occupied by hessrs Aym.r son four door. b.l,, m.
BEL Tavern Tor the OF the Grocery and Corn
mission business We have, and Keep consanty on hand
general assortment of Family to which ".
invite The attention Of friends and public senesy ON,
Foods consist In part ~
GunPo"de Y. Hysos InpI Black Tea. of the fines.
quality ' ~ ~ 'Ae-'
Mocha. Java and Laguayra Coffee
Wooisey Wooys best loaf payeTi.ed ard .h,a sus.,
~ Cmi. Porto Rico and q susar
Hnn u Sons best Soap
DO VHrieKated do
No. ! MackertI
A choicr I0t
kesalia and Prineipe sesar,
Bakers Cocoa ami Chocolate
No N. Carolina Iirrrinss
Painted Bucksts and Brooms
A great variety OF Spec.
Letter and Foot.cAp Pap.r
Beet London ard French Mustard
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
LONDON AMI PhIlsdephia Porter, N Dts snto,,
NanIla and Spanish siaI.
Connecticut Shad, half hi,
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS
French Apple aud Peach Brandy, Of the 6pe., ouanv
Holland i'm ~ - ~ ""~'' S'''V
Old jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye wh,try
hadea and Sicily Madeira WIN,
Fort Claret Sherry and Malaga do
hha az ofber goods belonging the Grocery Tt,s,
we also lender cur friend. ans The ,hs
~, Wv -e OF ffodnc" and promise every et,rton 4,
obtain the highest market ptic- wy ~
". ". TEMPLE IAN
T., ., WM. ~ RAICIIfPH
A la.N. Iarsa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
~ w" ~ 'oh cheap fnr caah.
uvs VALENTINE, BRBRDEN a On
- broad .trr sh..s,..

N'N00NA"b TIE MANUFACTURES or YoiTR
OWN STATE.
PAPrR MIL ASssIs,ant Company have hand At rs.s
orn' "a sf,ra -uPerdne nne and eourso, ...s
rHeS and PLAIN also medium priniux ..y.os -
10 .bnb 49,. -, s.Aes al The h,~es wholesale prse.s-
~ ~, N viii bar Comparison VIA s
:. % Noi'h.fn Factory Thy ps-parrS IN -
ay description Of paper that ih~ msra', ., ,s. .es
Nefehan's ard dear reqsssasd :, Ell. IA a. p
Nv themselves -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
NUMBER 81
BALTIMORE LOCK WOsp,r,,

bbii"Uhb LUCk HOSPIIAL
"a yrns street. DatetaSys
STkEkT TRO DOORS IRON r1s ros =. .S-""s
Nv HEkE be obtained III. ,r<-s -
w r-ns-~y cononhs. CL..,. ss,,.,.,-. ny
nc-s, the LON. ~ The ksv-,s - .-s
sytnptotr q Sseryt p,s~ss. WV ~sss
4 CURE WARRANTED nm M ru p,e
IN FROM nSr' tn TxVo ~. - 80 "aDo,
l..n,yr... -. N 70.
S.A""'' JIom h MS AorntaG fM I'D q oi~kk
DIR. JOHNSTnN
A n~r,b-r of b. ROYAL Ts.JL,, az s,r...-.
Apoth-cary- Ix.or and & .l,.. - - " -
'r,s In the Cn'i-d stsI-- Committed u an a,...s
81 The human --p-r,.n, An IN s<'>1s
,.,r.,, $3.50. '" esrs~
hen Ih- ni.sus-a and imo,u,s n, 800 :,
rnpte thu seed. paien d.. a. "a to- 49, -
Tuned .-p-s oS ,h,,. a, -. M hatp>ns tAsi
appyax 70 tLo-. rho s,a, -. a's"vey erss lin &c.
HIM DELAYING ,i IN go
horrd d.'s- appearance, such a. sl,,,, % tA,s
.shs d-arn..- shin soo-s .os .1s - s@ns-
had fae- and ptorr.-aa. 81. v,s On ss
m ,' ih- pHlAi- "i n- mouth oC us g sn'
u, s",,n s--.asi .. .. :,
ue.s"' 10 'o"NsroS Pisdrs. himself ps-s-ry. N.
vFnlahle secrecy r~p.,,. .r..,,-. - ~
VA ., L,or an" An'.t'ea b. can eaanss.ny r-ss--.s
ease ''''" "f hs hssrIt de
In n,.,,,,I.,t, o,,, ~,
a,.-,,- -. ~ , "o"ano M victims hama
Of Ina, ~ ,dly y-,o, ,,r,-r,. n1h WIZ ~
.- ,ntorrn.tr ..o,r, q. - s>,aatlon ani
the t-..,.- az ~. u.- ,.-,s - sS~y BnsN
~ nv ~ a..
~ r. - H.. --1 'Nhhht
,,To,. - -. Per-ens VINO have iAarsl th.tt o..
whGl Ply thar a yonn< man M. -.
daring al 80, NJ hpe Of bis country n
=, 'i % snA'ehsa noas st pross~ers "a
"i ls ~ Inc eons'q-nsss d~yislias I,s, ~
He"s "A certain seerrt HabL ss.h ..,...-s-
'Se e"""HaInx
rhoal rseset mina ami bos, 40. ~,
rsaus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

GARDEN SEED.
A eeARAcUs-isnt~
a hFffcHOkE-farge Green Ctpbe
sENr-Dwan Kidney. Early yellow siI w,xs. E.,y n.
Ned Marrow. White Marrow LarT. LAMA, nc.
BEEfins Booc. Early Blood Turnp Whit svs., u.,,-
wuItx.i, &c. -s- "'s'
BRoCOLI-H.dy and Late Pvrpl.
CABBAGE EARLY Sork Large Hary Rsr..-. Party s
gar Loaf Late sur.r Loaf Pis Dutch Drup,sad RED u,L dr.,
CURED savoy. Drumhead savoy, &c.
cAkkUT-Lons Orange, Eary Horn, White Peh
CAUILFIOwER-Early and Late
CELERr-whte and ReAsoL
CREsS-Broad Leaf
CUCuNbEa-Ions Green Eary Franz. Ghetlu n.
EGG PLANT-Psrp~
HNDtvE
INDIAN CoRN-Hsriy sasar smith's Hr,r, Ear, ss
LETIUCE-iee. Brown D,nsh Esny sassia &c
nELON-Nnnes. cnfon, jackson Water ne
NAsruRrIUn
OKRA
oNioN-whii- anil Red
PARsl.EY-Caried
PAReNlP
rsAs-Ertra Early Esy Franz Early Bnnop. Dwarf End,
Charlton, Dwarf M.uo~fat A< '
hapisn-Ions Scarlet Early TurHip, A.
RHUBARB-Ior pies
bALsitf--Of Oyster
SPINACH
TOAAIO-Lars. Red
ruRrif-EaIy Plat Ouch. Red Top Sers.n he
POT AND SWEET HERE sEgl
BIRD SEED
ONION sETS-wht.
Aso general Pto~er Seed buoa. H,ox. 4.
~ s-sby r. Il. DrvAI.
~ Buuk Hsssrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
Rifb.nora Dailp aUbis.
.v...-S ,. ~. PLEAsANTs,
s -. q. GALLAHER.

TO AGNES.
Whsa 6sst We met. my untisd heart
We lke thins own cen now. a. free;
But Cod with his golden dart j.
eeen pierced Il, and IL blsd-fof thee.
Thsn, with his murdsress weapon few,
And 81 No fest I'll sailing knelt.
Dot danoiag to thiss eyes, h knew
A. once Thy heart NO pity felt.
With angry brow. end sparkling eyes
A. clear, end bright, and deeply blue
A. sweet ltaliss moonlit skies.
He a. lhy bresss tho missile threw;
but - the lance sn epiraas Eiass,
struck Ss0sllsd hesr, and broke;
Then Cupid spread his sunny wings.
And quick his leave In silence took.
o oallous, cruel girl! Why spurn
The offering At thy feet thus laid,
And eoldy from the altar turn,
Nor view the suffering thou hast nsdsl
Sul sdu gladly would forgive,
And bless, for thy dear sake The pain
That have felt for thee. and live
To suffer. feel. and b,ess again. -
II once from thy dear lips and eyes,
Thou wouldst snle, . look besiow,
Nor all my VOWS Of love desPise,
Nor break the heart that bleeds eco now.
But II thy heart 10 still the sars
lmprcensble and fiiuty jewel,
I'll seek far of some other flame
More kind than thou-at least less cruel.
Seclnsavsi, August Is, iS45. c. NJ. +.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
$4,000 WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER Coons
BROOKS Il HUDSONS!

MAY, IsiS.
VIE subscribers have received by the latest
Second Supply Of Spring sumner [
,oa Of The be and .y, wL,c for ssrs, mi ehe.p
n,'pa.eed 10 this msrts The following embraces
fr,,a I'm 500 , i,,'a. VIZ az.
French worn Cousr. anal 1 %sp nqui'D' lot Dresses
na,in aud cs"ens tAsins. and In-er,ns.
s shfsaa i.aees and Edsnss
SHADED SHADED Gimp cGI d., Or trimming Dre..r.
sR and Cotton Iio.rf, in S,, nnr "'''
Ribbons Para.os Par,.ojcu, M suD.,.d.
SIN fernani TripoIi and Barge sean. and Shawl.
Light and dark eOIoured rOular and Gro DE- PER" An.
nm sn naI nI Sos ara saS Ha, ,s warp ApssaI
nti Love sn%cr. %a" Val. and 'h'H' S'"N'''''
s1; s;i: ,:;s sI. an. America. Print, ,
Linen c. g., psI ,ii,Si
Superior ~ Li" s,; m yars IN 0S IT,, 'ofr
Heavy unb'enehed r.h Ltnrn, family use
H1ss,rbsea R"."." s 80. iaI n C'o'h,sn Napkin"
Isii. Gas. cloth m Ir paS,, ,,l nspst'
Lace strips ana Cb,c..J N"s,,,. '
riaIn striped sng ~, ng ,na w" s' s n".ln'
French and Ensli.h T,ot,. .ns n, .,,ns.
Mountain Tow finsn
snfiaps, ttown aRJ bIrached Shining, andsb,.tss,
u"' =, o4.abur' prrI'ns. Ac sc ven sh..pat
n,,,ox- s,,,,,,., oHo'hH . h,IroNS.
- SIDES. in GOr sale By
M uIrr v,s,,,, -, v. "" -. "ANAlt.
w hlIf NESGS-WhHe IfsLs-Just receiy
ed 'pendd lot nne Whit AAf--n. vra, made N the
I.o ,upsiot :" ac ssa ,oss,Os TO-,
ers se- ke- te. For bargains. eau on KEEN a 20
NEW ORLEANS sTGAas.
cS0 HTlDS. Prime New Orleans Sugars. all
Hs<O on. brand, and one crop for .s.by
aH' WILLIAM ANDERSON j.
tsr received B,v edison OF Wool and a,sh.. n = n
P,"aiory, for sale To, Bookstore Of
"' DE1NKIR n MORRIS
f"'""' LiS'@y and NoHfbiy y0Unsi Of Asrieybus:
CyuHscR,rT,nSs , sn So'N >. nslSNtE, heS'
- loot.tot, Of ~ "''N AZ me
aus pRtSyrp . voy,,,
mn, ,, ~ : ''""'s,
iuh h'DbhN bklIlSH ESSANiSr,
- Nol'S octavo containing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-03
FRESH FALL HARDWARE.
W. s. L. J. DOMAIN,


IMPORTERS DEsLERsp
Foreign ana Domestic Hardware and Cutlery,
III West Main STREET,
RionsosD Va,
RR receipt by the arrival the River
"A nun Liverpool their Fan Importation Of Brmn
and theed Hardware and Cutlery and arrivals from
me Northern Cities have received al American
Manufactured Hardware, comprising together larger stock than
usy have Heretofore offered
fosens every facility for purchasing goods the
possible tsrns Ne feel eonhien sbr and
poscn 70 seh 81 ssmoderate prices any house ~hateyct
hefhins ssd oilrrs purchasing HARDWARE respectfully IN
vedio eramne our seek opened inspection which
re nnh " pleasure IN showing they may Judge Of
pneee VISA J. DOMAIN,
su % III Main Street.
N0TICE-ws dDy assoeaed with ne IN our ss,,ns.,
W. William brH Of the House Of Nichols n He'll Lynch.
burg aod have united with him Mr. Geo ~ RueEcr in the
purchase Of hf A. D. Nchoh In Nichols Brt. aet
Of Goo1s The Wholesale ard Retail business will b. CONDUCTED
ns hereto ore In RiehnOnd, under OF Broots Rou
B0dsoa, aad ~ LynehburE, Of Bel, Hueker d Co
We respectfully Tor the business continuance NJ M
patronage heretofore extended 10 the believing ,t NJ
have secured important advantages ehupge In being sn,b
70 bug In larger and in JirseLv Is "A, In
1erters aHd 5rou, which advantage
IN who may Nichols Hell Iyaeh5uK aud
BROOKS h HUDSON, Richmond, Va.
bensoho hufur " 1870 aul
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

stock through the State and if the Mortified route
should be obliged to 90 to Montpelier, (which we
think they cannot avoid under existing crcum-
stances,) the difference then will be over per cent
And as 1t is a matter of dollars and cents with the
stockholders this sum saved is worthy of attention.
and also the saving Of from l2 to o ~ miles
travel when complolcd-and the last consideration
alone is enough TO warrant the assertion of gem
tlemen who are well versed in railroads. that if It
should be established on the Mortified route, il
would not be ten years before it would be discon-
tlnued and the rails be placed on the other line
The estimated cost of the whole road S2500000
at l-2 per cent. is $l37,500, and allow the annual
expense of running the cars at $500 per mile,
would make an additional sum Of $3.50 annually,
which is the interest on $l3750C, together making
the sum Of $4,000; and it will be seen that this
estimate is made on the most favorable terms for
the Mortified route that could be as il is calcua
ted upon the shortest difference between them.
But it may be asked if all these advantages OK
list, why has not the route been surveyed before,
that the friends Of the Central Railroad could have
bad the benefit Of 1t in getting the road established
and procuring stock subscriptions We have on
ly TO say that nature had so opened the way that
supposed Il preliminary survey unnecessary for
those who had personal knowledge of the two
routes. The greatest part OF the travel, of both
large and small teams from Montpelier to Boston,
has beer upon the Gulf road ever since the settle
mcnt Of the country, which has long ago establish.
ed the fact in The minds Of most men In this ycln
n.y. that this is the shortest AMI easicst road. But
to give more public satisfaction, those living upon
the Cuff route subscribed sum sufficient 10 p5y
the expense Of survey with The expectation Of It's
being done by Mr.. Carter, who surveyed the North
field route, but it was late he was unable 10 DO it
last fall aud the first opportunity was embraced to
have 1t done this season. But since the late sur
yeys have been published. placing the matter be.
You'd doubt as 10 which route is for the general
interest Of the Central Road, the question is fire.
queutly asked why there need be any delay in ma
king decision: The answer is, the Directors
feel it their duty, before making any decision, TO
have both routes surveyed by the company's cugi-
neer that they may be able to settle the question 10
the satisfaction Of the stockholders and the public,
which we believe will be done by establishing the
road upon the shortest, easiest and cheapest route
And we ask, is notthat the Gulf? BARRE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
FIREIN RENNlNGTnN-

We have just returned from one of the most de
structlye fires that has ever visited this town. A
bout two o'clock this morning, the barn Of DR.. 81
| las Wilcox was discovere to be on fire,
| In few minutes more fire burst from his dwell.
/ ling house and both were wrapped in flames before
an engine reached the spot. The engine; from this
and the east village were on the ground as soon as
possible.
The hlmes could not be stayed till they had dc.
stroyed Mr. WIS house and barn, together with
Dexter Damons honso and barn, tailors shop oc
cupied by |. Judd, Jr., which was also occupied as
dwelling, the Baptist Church, and the shed be-
longing to it, and the dwelling house belonging to
the widow of the late Henry Norton.
There can be no question but that this is the
work Of an incendiary. Dr. w. has been very I'M
fortunate since he has been in this town, he has
had much property destroyed by fire.
Some two years since his house was burn: down,
that stood on the same ground as the present one
Mr.. w. and family had been from home some
days, and there no one in the house. Mr. Sere-
no p. = eek was knocked down by the falling of
chimney, and it is reported that his skull is iuctu-
red
There but a small portion of the furniture
in either Of these bull ngs saved We know not
the amount OF loss, but think it cannot fall short Of
$4,000. We do not know how much of the above
property was insured bennington Gazetie, Sept.
30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
THE ROGUES EXPOSED.

In another column will be found sundry beauti-
full extracts from McKenzie's history of New Yor,
politics, showing up the Locofoco leaders in great
style Mckenzie was formerly great "Pariot -
i'll Upper Canada. Being driven from thence he
went to New York, and after while got into the
custom-house under Mr.. Van Ness. Jesse IIoyt
had been in the Office previous TO 1871, and there
left his private and public papers political cores
pondence business letters and even love letters
all forming a fine mernge, which the clerks enjoy
ed nicely when they obtained access to the feast,
by means of general order from Collector Van
Ness to open all boxes of papers, and arrange them
in new place. We observe that the Burlington
Free Press hints that Mr.. Van Ness may have been
instrumental in this revelation; but we think he
was not Intentionally so. Be this as it may, how
ever, and be the course of Mckenzie right or
wrong, the letters are now public property, and we
see not why our readers may not have their share
Of sport in this revelation of the rascalitv of poll
tlcians who have been so prominent in public af-
fairs. Jesse Hoyt has himself removed all doubt
Of the authenticity of these revelations, by bring
ing bill in chancery, in which he claims That the
letters are his property and asks the court TO protect
him in his right to them, &c. So the reader may
rely upon the correspondence as genuine.
Since writing the above, we find that Mr.. Van
Ness denies any participation in this matter. Nc
kenze also acquits Van Ness.