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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

MAPLE sUGAR-IiOw MUCHi
This IS grra, yest fr Maple sagat
IN Vermont, and u the amour, produced
could be stated ,roly n would ssooish the
Southern sugar makers We are glaj to
see our trend Norman Williams OF
Woois,oek lwho G n rally s'a hand IN
coed works OF all s,dsl endravofinc to us
certain the qusn,ry produced IN Windsor
eoun,y For ,his purpose he has ln'ird
the clerks Of school di.iticu 10 report The
quantity made IN thor di~,ic's,o the town
clerk and the town clerk, TO forward 10
HIM the qu,n,ny Tor each town. VI the
town clerks ~ this county viii ascertain
the quantity in this mode. each IN his own
town, and forward 10 us We vii pay the
postage We also s1gscs, that ds
tic, clctk', NJ any other person, IN caeh
school district in the stnie, take the trouble
To ascertain the qnau,iy Produced and Tor
uard 10 The posI.masrr OF his toWn.--each
J postmaster make ont the quauiI,y or the
town aud forward to the pot master OF
| county clerk ~ the shire town ofthc oonn'
/ ". md the latter make statement for inc
coun,v anl publish II In this mode, even
/ II no, carefully carri,d ont ia all the towns
an estimate nearly experimenting to 'h'
value ofthc sugar produced can be made
! We guess the value Of sugar produce
thu. year 10 Vermont, will exceed one MI
, lion Of d,llau. Waterman & Journal
UPEdlors in Vernon, nrc invited L
/ cory tbs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

Change Of Fortune The Pittsburgh
Post says During few hours attendance
nj one ofdepots where provisions were stored,
we observed several person. who, onThurs.
day morning last, owned good houses, and
lived comfortably and WHO came with sacks
and baskets TO &c, few pounds oil -four and
bacon"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
SrArEO OF yERNONr.lpEl

STATE OF VERNONr,(DEutcnem
DNIrl Of ltu,hnd, =, - bored MAT
At special probate court held At Rrllird,
wiiniu and ots sad dniuci, on ,he IN d.r
OF hun, 1913,
Present VIM H.. J4i-e
An 0H'runrnt ~ ~rl'i0g p1rn.r No Goo -
ne last VIII sui tesiuheni OF EtHAr q .A,on
a'e VI Clarendon ~ aid dislri,L dr,,arct
having been presented TO said ro0u fr pro-
bate w John L. Marsh The sItcuio. ltereir
named
/, - or'erI lh1i said viii Ie rer-uri
for rtpbaie ana allowance o. tie Grt
Moni,y Being t1s 5ih day Of w nYtl
nod AH copy 81 his order be ruI,,hsJ
uree nfess sr~ces.lyF'y, previous tlr,eio
80 he RIilJnd Herald, newspaper r,inir .
Al Rutland. that all PERSONS inters,IeA mas
appear and object 90 tho same II they ssS
cause. A true copy ~ Record.
l6 HESKY HALL, Reg sl-f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
RAIsINo T.E NiND.-.We learn
that the Phoenix Bank of Hartford

RAIsiNG TAE WIND. -.We learn
that the Phoenix Bank of Hartford,
was few days since relieved Of Sl5,-
600, b. all individual who left as col
lateral, u package which he represen-
ted to contain large amount of New
York broken bank. bills, and TO have
been sealed by the State Comptroller.
lie said he would open the package,
were It not that by so doing, the bills
would cease drawing interest He,
however, made small opening at the
end, sufficient to show that bank bills
were within. The bank officers, hav-
ing some knowledge of the man, were
induced 20 believe his story, and gave
him bulls Of their own bank TO the Il
bovc amount, which he said he wan
ted TO circulate in OHIO. The long x
short Of the matter is, that some CIR
clmstanccs having soon after thrown
suspicion upon the transaction, the
package was opened and found 10 con
tain little else than wastepapcr, Tho
few bills included IN 1t being of SINAI
denominations A rrqulSltl.n ho'
been obtained from Gov. Baldwin o
Connecticut. upon the Governors o
Ohio, or New York, OF both, for TIT
surrender ofthc accuses. Journal o
Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
- S.nI1n TheIe s ,nme NE of'an

Ezra Ssisi04 There is some talk Of'an
extra SESSION OF Congress icing convened
The State Department en- great ae''ry
Mr. buchanan was eloscled flr same tune
with the President, and dispatches have
been banded IN BY Mr Pak,nham, shout
which much anIle,y Is frl. and the reply
locked lor Whh considerable inicrss' ----
Il aPPeafs To BE- the pr vading opinion thee
that AlT Polk vail not rdraei rom the posi-
ucn he hai assumed IN hls nsugursl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

thing toyols IN, pro c cvcn. the e.
forts OF onr Opponents.
Invitations have been gwen TO Col
Croker aud other friends of the pro-
cct who are expected to attend
H. lchn,f OF the Committee.
A. |. BROWN
Rutland, Aprl 2sth, lSI5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
RARE CHANCE.

WANTED ~ ~ apprentice Al Tho T.
w arI Sweet l,on moOUilrt,v 90 to-
village, an active. hou'T. intelligent bog
Uho can come well r'eonm ui,I hr -.
huqy aaj attention 10 bslue,s AMI wbosr
,ensml De- unD, w.iI be fond pr n7 10.
cifeViler-t Of t.e above qualification
van find Ars r.'- chance 10 b, mo-. p a.
co1i trade. vr.. ,.'l bs h.rrf 10 L.m
thsu a large fou.r inheritance
ETHAN JUDD
R'nri A1H'2' 1896
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
NOTICE

lIERBY Gently that hN,r ih,s d., s.
4 IN nv son No,ney Sh,ppy Ne ,om ,u,..
pst " his minority and shall c)sim pnnr 9,
hn wsges nor pay debts Of las conlt4Ni.
nnet this daIe. lis
WILLIAM = SIMPLY
mltA
Shrewsbury hpil Is, 1913. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

w F. the Aubscnbcrs berg sfroiN'cd -
w tho Hon Probate Couu iur lhc the ...,
tnct Of Rutland. commissioners ~ rctt.'.
cyamine and adjust all claims md dtna..,
OF all persons against the estate at
Eudei Br,Dsier ipic of P0rC'i
IN said district deceased, tcpie'en',d lu',i
vent, ard Also all claims and druou.lS clh,.
ned IN Offset t'ietcio. aud AK mnuth, t,.-
The 7lh day OF April inslau' heiug al'n"
81 nv saiI Cuur Tor that purpose, w. ''
therefore hereby give notice t'.ai We VII o..
,phd 10 TIE iusiucs. ~ uuts.la app.atu.t o.
at NcAem,,hliatnes' dive ling house 10 llr-.
fond. on tho la, Mondays olM,y and topr,'
next. from | o'clock until O'clock T.. ~
on each ~ sad days.
IS PfNrttLp. Ic.m,,,..,
ROYAL HALL, commas
piu.fnrl, April, r., ISIS 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

VIRoINIA-Our first reports from
thu, State are not ola favorable character
for the Wings We far Bolts is defeated
IN the Richmond district, and that we have
not succeeded in retaining our asconiency
IN the legislature. VIE TIA be
better able to give the Tan,culan here
alter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
Core, poodcn, c o. INC a I,as
.Balnmote, Apnl q ists
Fpday. 7 T. NJ

hs'n'a EIoefion have TIE flloN ~
returns Of tn. elee,ioa ye'ierisy IN VIZ.
Ginm, which have received hy lhe wcs.
tern mail Those from Richmond Will
reach you hy the southern mail which will
no, come before ! close Tn.
Frdeuek rgr'a,onai DntucL The
eon'er here u b'twecn l.,cas and Bedln.
ger, both Ioeoiosos the 6tmet, however,
the regular uom,nce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
NOTICE.

TNiilS may certify tha, hive sid TO nv
l. son GayenOr Gaiaiin Sprague hs liuir
duing tho remainder ol ms IplnCtty aud
shall LAIN none OF la, earnings, nor pay
any debts oihis contracting ol rms date,
h.
MANASSAlI Y SPRAGUE
mark
Wa .ingford, April 81 l7i5 'ls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
HATS s. Gaps,
HORSE lSAN EES

rUNHE. subscriber is the owner ot
u Dewey. p'ten, for ,hc ~'iNr tooth
horse rake for RmNnd and Ndf'- 'u,n
hes AMI - informed that ms0, rf0'-rs 'to
.u.,nc thu,r tahe-. W VIOLATION "' The -gN'N OF
Tie ll'cuc-. p"i,tc,s thr'-h'c hereby c'vcr,
,h,i p,o.er n,nns "ill be- ron r,r0rrd - 1--WE,
all those who 'ndis or n'r tie ~t'tns tooth
horse tAk~s wuhont the pcfn's pa q NE p-.
trn,se ~ his as,igns
Aspiration tot rakos, ~ permission -
vac takr.. may he made To tho subs uhet a.
East POultnrv.
LEBkDlAII DENEN, 81
Arnl IL lslA. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
STATE or vERMONT,pREi,rcmc

Dls'iCt ol difhdNen, IS. bred ila:
al a probate court holden al C'stlc'1n virun
aud Tor SAID district on the 7.h duy Of Apnl
a. ID. 1916.
Present. A. Warner Judge
Joshua Cobb guardian Of Johr Z. Warden
a MINOR heir OF A len Bafden late of Paw !rt
Ia said district deceased, representing 10
said Couu that II would he conclusive To- tie
intsfesi III a4iI irinel, to sall "A ne real rs
tate which he iuh-tits from The esiilr ri Lem
vel Iiardon, late oi said Pswiei. dct eassd.
and praying san court TO grant INN license
to Sc sad -stste.
IL - ordered ihst notice thereof he riv,n
10 all person. interested In said arrIi suo..
hat there ~Iil he hearing q. tie same N
the nur'crnth dsy ~ May .tt.. - 500
ptuAa'r nhite ~ tahtl-ton alnfrsaIH ~ iuJ.
hshiug ihs nTdef ihre" w'rts -uco"-sNeiY,
prevr,us trsaIJ time Of hearing. IN tho Rot.
land IisrsJ, newspaper pinned atkotlsnd
A troo copy NJ record, rs
Attest, y. Y. LAhGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
New Goods.

THE Subscriber is now receItinC
n from New lork ypuug and s.nmsr
goods OF NE latest sl1Ies md 4 tie n. .' &C..
slrabIe qual NY 81 Ia,Ines, npu>lin md
Grape De Lanes, Dumbazlnes, Psiaslne &c,
Also Bonnet silks. ribbons, and snihrIIls
Ladies' ana Gentlemen. Florence honneis
and Lechorn hats, BroAdrloth. cashmere.
sarineis, Tweeds, Kenrucky Jeses. Hlrsellc.
and other vesunRs together with vHrietJ
of cheap sumner cloths fot chliifon'' clothes
any other sr%ies too numerous 10 nenuoo,
Also good assortment Of gfp.eues, hui-
ware and Cru kerry An ~ whira have been
bought AZ tie loves; m7rtet prries. add vii
be sold On TIE most reasonable trim, bur
nrmcr customers and Others wishlog 60 bul
goods are respectfully 'o'Itei To cal, and 81.
anime our good. and Prices be,otc pnrrl7s-
lnp elsewhere - 4 Is BuLLiRD.
Pmsurd tprl O., 1913 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

Nv /. the subs nb"rs being arp. in,cl hv
w han Pfpha'e cuuti Tor tie Dlstut 90
Rutland, commissioners IN receive cSau.
Inc, and sJjuN all CLAIMS an dvm llds OF e.
persons, against the estate OF
Asa Smith tate 4 Drnty
n said distict. deceased. aud also oil clnln'.
and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto. a,
Sly months from the 1lh day Of the ith Hon'.
1913, being allowed by said count iot ,h'l
purpose We do therefore hc,oh9 t,vc 49,.
tee that We will attend to tie husines, uI
our said appointment. at the dwelling huu-r
o( the deceased, IN Dainty on tic secnr"
DAYS of The Oh aud OH mpnlA. ueil. ir1m
O'Clock m until louro Clio, X P, m. on each
Of sad days.
ISAAC NICHOLS. ! cL,.
AZEL KELLY. '""m'' "''
Danny. 4ih month, li,h day, lsI5 &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

George PiH berrcr nj N" de'7''eh''
rom Wa.. ,ng,cn 20 Mr. Donnrl'oo cur
Charg. d Afuu n Tesh' "'' m Ne"
Odeap, on h., aay lhhhrr on he l1'h -
"A. VA. TO leave The mex day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
Bail 10 The Ia,an,-On Fdday morn

Ball 10 The IaiaHr. On Fnday morn
ing lasl ball wns given 70 he lnrne m
m1,,. Of the Bloeklcy Hospital by the al
wee Of the physicians Of The institution i
was attended by an thcpa,ien's thai we're
coo,ble Of dpat -. and ~ we learn weni
Gvuh considerable celia anil ouloym"n'
Some of,hem were more or lees ianiSric'
ally au,red. wh,lc others were GOT ~ ihrIf
.b,b ani,ueLrr' and looked Ike moien
belle, and bc1ut
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
DXSOLVTlO.C.

THE business which has heretofore been
carried on 10y Howard 4 Avery, IN the
manufacture OF Worcester premium plo"s, Is
this day, 10y mutul! consent, at an end.
A HOWARD,
VIM. Az cry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
Poem, 4. WMnc.. Inlgc

FfcS"nI, n HTUcF, JuIgo-
Ona and William Goodu y ,,r,utJf 81
last will md testament al Duil Gooduch
late Of Wclls in said district, dccrs,aj, pro-
posing to render an account Of IAcll admin
iatralinn ~ said estate.
l,isordptet tina, slli accopn, be received
and cr,rnined Tor allowance on the fur.
icenlh day of May mex, a, the probate o.
zee IN Cis,lcton and tina, this nrdrr be- rub.
lislIcd three weeks succesivelyp prev ipis n ere.
TO IN the Rutlsnd Herald spapsr prnl.
ed at INLAND. which shall br Sufficient no.
lIce 10 all persons Interested ol Tive time all
place Of examining .aid account,
A true copy Of Record
10 i + LANGDON Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

STATE Of VERMoNTt RE II rcmcm
Disiric, of fairhavcn, IS. - bored ,ha,
at a probate court holden al Casielon -
and Tor said district, on tho li'h day u
AiTIl 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
YEIliEY kEEP con.lan,ly on hand. q very 6

YE%liEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very ex.
81 tenslve assortment Of superior Mahogany,
French aud Grecian Crairs; II cking chairs. Sofas.
Per ard card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. BesIs,eads.
Toilet Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
other article Of the latest style aud best finished
Furniture ever Offered IN this city.
Gilt aud Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Of
every variety and price. Looking Glass Plates of oil
sizes. Portrait, and Picture Frames Oh hand and
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds.
Bols'ers aud Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hnsk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Qnlis, comforts
SackiDg Bottoms OIL cloth covers, Fioor cloth,
Grass Mats of nll Kinds; together with every other
article. ol Upholstery Ware. on hand and made to
order.
Yeniiiar and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades Of every variety aud color; all of which will
be sold ut very low price., and warranted Of the
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEERs. Ha.r
cloIh. VARNIsn, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand rupet. Locals. Hinges. casters, Blind TRIM,
MINGs. C instantly on hand aud sold low for cAs1f.
GaJy STEAM Bo.Ts furnished with every article
Of Furniture a, short notice, and on the very bey
terms. sep 3T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

kN r.. has ju., received from New York
. fh''ndelILis aud Bnlumofc. an nnu>unli,|
n'e' ""d .anhiul stock ~ Fashionable Fall and
"!h'rt G'"'is new styles and new prices
Having spent several weeks ia lie Ensl.r m elite,
'nd attended I'll ihe auctions, and Their, s,l,cie,'
nv s'"k 81 goods III The lowc.i rates for G., ~. I
'el well assured that I can vilrt my old customer,
W." Va. public ~ general much cheaper Bargain,
'hnh Other h"u,c West of The NluunIa rs.
Now u The hWc for Gentlemen To- feplenish il.ei,
""fu'r"tcs. Gold weather il las, approaching
when all viii frd Il, essentially ner.,sory /, huy,
- g"d supply U wiiier clothing.
Ticking into c,ns:dcra,inn the hardness -, IA,
T, m's' ! have taken unusual pains t. purchase IN,
n'"ds much cheaper that ! have even done BET re-
ne Tact That my customers invariably pay NE ih,
cNsI. enables me To make my pure bases Tor cash NJ
my own prices therefore ] om able ro sell far CHEAP
or 'hnn ever. Aud now a. ! siill intend To- ,,I
pCODS on The pay dawn prInriple. hav. uo h.s
'"''"n ~ saying lh0' ! can give better bargain, Ih,,
"y establishment IN This or my other cry.
CLOTHS. CASSINERES, &c-My stock con
sisis ~ part III Black, Blue Black, Bruwn n. Pumn. n,
Visible Green and other Fancy cnlnrc,l Boon,
'loUls: hrn"iiiui styles irOm 81 IL $40 pryd French
English and ameri' an double millcd AID Twill, q
'""y aud PLAN cAssIM'R rs, Of tn sc n very large
assortment new ,y les aud r. mnfkably cheap price,
from 90 &c ~ 10 81. $50 Is oi Cassincrs all col
"ts, q,nli'its aud prices. irnm thirty cents Ia ON,
dollar. Pilot aud Beaver Cloths Of all cU.ors an,
qualities.
NSIINGS-My stock ri Ves,ings is large an,
h'hntiluli all entire new Fly les aud very durahl,
patterns, such Ms fg'd Velvet. Wooden Velvet. Me
fino, White. Mnrseilies and various Other kinds.
Mm6tn0n and n oubaionJ Blankets OF superio
q"a'I''esi a srlenGId article OF HEAVY EEDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES!
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEA
SAMUEL, M'CLAIIEN

AtMe Sign of he BIO RED Foot.
S NOW RECEIVING direct from The manu-
iaciurers. $50 packages Boots and Shoes, com.
pr'slng one of The largest and bcs, selected assert.
men's of Boots and Shoes ever offered IN this mar.
Ret. aud wall be S'id either wholesale or retail. al
prices that cannot fnl u please all who may favor
me with n call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing TO purchase
a small assortment ui Biois aud Shoes, will find
upon examination that can supply them upon MS
l"voranle terms as they can I've hal ~ BnlIlmorc or
Philadelphia. sep 10 SAM'L M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III AND CAP 4

On Uniun str' eL, near The Soui nd E
al The Market House. ~
DARE & IlOCE. are now manufacturing aud
viii keep constantly on hand. a large assortment o
HATS ard CAPS of The finest styles. aud mann.
inctnrcd from The hest maicIiRls Bu'h ci us being
practical liaiiors. We mako and supctIniend ia,
making OF all the liza $ We sell. Our Caps are pun
chased from The most extensive Cap Manufacturer.
Ia The Eastern CIiIes. at Ihe low est prices.
All lhoSc sn want of n genuine article and lnicst
AmerioaH fashion ui Hats md Cars. wit always
ind Them al ogT establishment, whIrh we intend "a
make kno"n and lalkad ol 10y all men. from [
good wrrk aud ltw prices.
sep DARE & HOCE, Union IT.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
MuEEI INC

q LOHLEIN, French Dyer, on the other
side of the bridge, South Wheeling, second
dooi from B + Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE
ll thanks to his friends and customers, for heir
former tarOrs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added to his establish import
ant and, IN France, newly discovered improve
them.
He feels perfectly confdeptto give every salts
iact9n,nn hopcs, therefore, for the continuance
OF a liberal patronage. oct24
~OUTlI WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACTORY + LOiILEIN, would respects
inily inform siorekeepers in this city. and citizens
generally. lhut he is now ready for printing d.
nestle Blue Calicocs. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. aud he trusts To give
The same satisfaction in this branch. that he has
rendered ia his old business. Jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
FRESH s41TlUNZ.
MORE BOOTS AND SHOES"

CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE

No. l56 WEsr SIDE MAIN STREET.
4 CONNOLLY Il SONS are now receiving a
-. large aud splendid assortment uf OOr &c
SHOES Of all kinds, which have been selected
with great care from The best manufacturers in the
east; and will he sold as low rs they can be had
west of The mosnInins. Among their stock can bo
found every description and variety Of Mems Thick
aud Kip Boots. do cali, Morocco and Seal do. Boys
calf Morocco, Seal, Kip and Thick Boots; Mems
Kip. cali. Morocco, Seal and Thick Monroes md
Bmenus; Boys Nlonroes and Brogans of all sorts
and sizes.
POLKA BOOTS. n new ohd fashionable articlo
for fall aud Winter wear.
FOR THE LADIES.
a splendid assortment OF Fashionable Boots
Shoes ard Slippers OF every description. from the
most popular Philadelphia manufacturers. which
for neaIness Il style. beauty or quality cannot, DO
surpassed, aud al unusually low prices.
LEATHER.
a general assortment Of best Baltimore Spanish
Red DO, and country Sole Leather. Kip. calf. French
Morocco dressed and undressed, do Gentieman's
Morocco aud Kid Skins.
We respectfully invite our friends in city and
country 10 give us a call; we can suit Them in our
line. mud are prepared 10 sell on such terms as cannot
TAIL 10 i've satisfaction. sep2 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11

y CASKS NADER
80 Bags Pepper
30 do Pimentos
Is Bbls Alum
80 boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales ) ) Almonds
2 cases birthstone
cask Blue Vitr.ol
2 barrels I lov,s
20) Mats Cassia
90 boxes Chocolate
cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwcod
80 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
Q cases LIquo. Ice Ball
% kegs Mustard
l.2 barrel Nutmegs
80 ba TIels Loaf Sugars.
Al INST ceiyed and TO. sale by
y 10 CRANGLE & BAILEY:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-11
CAPSL CArSL CAPSl

g. AVERY, has lusi received ihc largest ana
~ hest as-ntIincnI ui Fur and Cloth C,ps Thai
hes ever been brought in thus market. al all punli-
'es and prices, from l?I cents 10 IL DOLLARS. con
sI-iiIg rs follows.
Super Oter urCaps Super Seal Fur Caps
d. NulfIa Fur dn do Alu>k Fur 10
ID Cloth cap Fur irimcd. Super Cloth CAPS,
Fashionable Silk Glazed Caps. Fashionable Purplc
Red a, d Back PLUSH Cap; Youth, and Children,
caps ~ great variety all OF Which WI he sold cheap.
Cali aud see. at No 10 Muurvc street.
sep 10 ) AVERY.
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n
E~SpECTFULLY hnnouuccs Ip his old friends
anil the pu'lic IA general. that he has now
go, hand a l,ige a"l superior stuck ui Hats and Cap
oi The late Fall Fashions. comprising all qualItics
shapes an > Lrs. Has Hats are mhuuint iurp,l un.
der has uwn unmrdr'lc sup"rinteudancc. of The Il.
ucsi materials AMI hy the best - workman. am
" II he -ohi Wl,,les,lc and Retail. NJ prices STILL
LOW HI than they have been fcrci 10 this rii,
Tnbsc wishing ,o %pufch'sr HAS and CAPS. Will fmi
II H. their advantage L. give hun ~ call h.i"te put
Chas ing else Ahrrc. sep 10 = AVERY.
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RESTAURATEUR.


HID +. ZiNN. respectfully informs his friend,
. and The public. that he now occupies os n
keireshmesi House. and hns pI in good repair Tho
house on MONROE STREET, between MAN AND
WATER. lilo has on hand and will C onslantIy be
supplied with
fkoiis-Roisins Figs, Oranges, Lemons. Apples.
Melons. sc DC.
NUTS-Almonds, Fllberts, Walnuts, Gfouud Nuts.
&c.
CANDIES of all kirds
AND GIG RS-The best that can be
found in the city.
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie has also two or three fine O,sler Rooms.
where he viii, on Il after The 18Th inst. serve M
OYSTERS. m every possible style, aud 10 suit The
palaics Of all customers.
Parties or families supplied with Oysters. Lob.
slcfs' Crabs. and oil the other delIcucies in the
season for lhem.
lie assures the public that they shall he well
served, aud asks q share Of public patronage.
sep B u
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HAVE removed 'hcit T. iabl,bnertt, ,bei,
lRNew Butk Building, east side Of MAR.
NET -. a few doors below The Post nice.
where iheY have supplied themselves with a
htw and large Engine and other 6Sfurc Gcr
l1clr business, ~ superior style.
They carry IN me llpuse and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN all Us branches
heY have con tintiy IN hand Uyd, s,,s If
various description, hsuerS' Kritles. water ctoo
els, bath tub, hot and cold shower ba,bs 70
iofi' Tor bleaching, chemical am ram, I.ad
%cothns, patent bath pumps, lead pipes of slrsiz.
rS, Sbect lead o. any thickness aud worked nn
IN any manner of i0im. ~
Water cOndDcfcd through lcadrn mines f,,m
>pripgSte dwclll1g houses IN the country.
Also BEER PUMPS Gued up Il, orIe,
LEATHER HOSE,
Sngenef sgmes lo[ c9n"'y wells, Steam En-
An ofdaf> thankfully received and pnncru
ally attended To-
- ~aTEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes con be applied
IN several descriptions OF mechanics ,n t,,
= j story OF tben building, or on The 81 Quad
HouI al very moderate fcnt.
Wheeling, Feb 10 10.
a GOOD ASSORTMENT Of Ke,Jy N,i.
"a Ladies Cage nod Head Dfc..e,, ois, Ro,..,
B'fders. and Artificial F.owc,-, Tor sole by
'tp 20 o fAiBCIHLO