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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
rA--cr-NG.
JOHN T. KNIGHT

w GUILD inform the inhabi,ani, Of this
town. and the community ~ general
that he li,s received the spnug and summer
Fashions for isi5. directly from New York
And having the best OF wotkmen, he is nov
prepared 10 execute with the greatest posi-
bic dis sch all kinds Of garments IN his line,
in the 1ostp fashionable and durable ,SXlc.
an a. chear II nc' cheaper than ny other
estab. shmcl; "a no county. Having had
some 90 yeni4' experience IN the bu- ines.
hc has seen tho iupossibIluy Of making jour
lailors OF womou. Ind ihsteiutr his work Is
done by men, soiciy, ond warranted to fit
Cutting for Others Ia u,ske. done as usual, al
a liberal discount, at MS old Stand over JAS.
Barrr,ts store, one door north OF the Frank
lin Hotel
J +. X tender, his sincere thanks to his
patrons for their liberal sopporl, the past
year. and earnestly solicjls their patronage
for the future, and more particularly sollrns
what little charge there NAV be OF over one
years standing, Also
WANTED
One or two first rate Journcymen TO which
good encouragement will be given.
! Rutland. April, isi5.
| n b. For the Information 81 the TEN,
pprance community. will state, the unde
will be conducted on Temperance principle,
IN all respects, for one year from dale
Is 3m. }. I. IL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
.SOTxCE

THIS may certify thu, ] have this day CIV
/ en- my SOL lIannlb al Tower The remain,
der NJ his minority and sh,ll claim none OF
his wages, nor pay any d. hts Of his con,Iae'
ing after this date DA ~ ~" EN-,
Clarendou Springs. April /. 1915 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

p. ss; Of Of n s.T"%% 'S%' pos.s
court holden al Rutland within and Tor sait
clstrio, on The 9Th day OF April, lSI5.
Present, Wm Hall, Judge
Joshua Harrington administrator OF the
estate OF Ira Spauidlne late OF Ira, in said
dlAlnct deceased having this day made ap-
hcaioN 10 said court IN writing, repre- seLt-
ing that the personal estate OF sald
deceased is insufficient ro pay tho
Deus Of said deceased and expenses of ad-
minls,rslion by more than $1,000 and that
the sale Of all the real estate Of said de
ceased iuven,oTied a. one undivi
led ha.l " the hnme farm estate IN meeting
house IN Cavendlsh amounting 10 une NTH
part OF the uuseid slips IN sad house. sup
posed 10 bo about 30 IA number also slip
Nu39 ~ the above named house, 100 acres
81 mountain land g. Mnunlhnlly, Is necessary
fJr the payment of said debts and expenses
and praying sad coun to grant him iicehse
TO SCI, all at said real estate
Il Is ordered and decreed by said cour
that salj application be referred iuI hearing
and terspn to the Gfsi Monday being the
9Th DAY Of Nav neat. and thata copy OF tins
ufAer he published lhrre weeks successIveiJ
prevIou~ thereto IN lie kurltnd Head. 4
newspaper pnnled al liutlAnd thai all pr
sons interested nav appear and give bonds
for The Jaynem ri SAID debts, acc
eIpen-es.or otherwise object To tho same d
they see cause 4 true copy ol record
HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
NOTICE

HERBY certify that have this day eir'
i en- nv son volncv Shippy the remaining
part OF his minority and shall claim none Of
lbs wages nor pay debts Of his contracting
aner this dave. his
WILLIAM y SIMPLY
mark
Shrewsbury, April IS, 1915 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

The heart Of n coqne,te is like public
tavern, the last visitor the most welcome.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

w l. tho subsct ibers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Conrt lor the dis.
,rict Of Rutland. cdnmlssiuneI, to receive.
examine and adJuY nil claims and demands
OF all perssns sg>fns, the estsle of
Unah/1'oners late Of PiisJor6,
in said diSn9, d'ceased. represented ln.ol-
vent, and also all claims and demaud f. exhIb.
tied IN offset thereto, and o months from the
lllh day OF March, 1915, being aln~ed Ly said
count Tor that purpose; we do therefore befe.
nv give notice that we will attend 10 the bu.
siness Of our sad appointment At the d~el.
ling house OF John Bells, IN puIsfotd
on the last Tuesdays OF Nay and August
neu from one until ak O'Clock o. m.
on each ~ sad dayt.
DrnSo GoHHiM,l Cou,,,
y prNFItIp, on"
PntNford. March ~ 1915 .lS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
TERRIBLE FIRE IN PITTSBURGH
PENNSYLVANIA

By the morning papers we hear OF a ire
rnendnus conhact,uon IN Pittsburgh, bY
which fr,m ONE to TWO THOUSAND
houses we're destroyed Loss estimated a,
TEN MILLION OF DOLLARS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
NEW GOODS

DLACK, Blue and Olive Broad Cloth,
ID Black and Fancy Cassimeres Gents
Scars and Crava,s, Vestings, Gloves and
Hosiery. for sale a, very low prices, hy
ID. Z. BELL.
Rutland, April a. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTtOItD, conn.

'hfl NJ, . 100 0O4
TIE undersigned, General Agent. E,f tho
sbnye named insurance conqany.f. p,e-
pafed Ia receive applications. ,ud make sur.
'eys. ard issue and renew poipies of ,n.u.
f@nre bv >"id Company an 6o,tnn, voalsp.
md pap'f miils, manufacturer. and shnos
~ all d"sonp'io's dwelling houses, Ts,.rns.
>i"tts' meeting houses. Academies. and ell
KINDS Of hazard ~ au1 Srfya hs.ardog, prop
enJ, upon iiyofs bls term. Persons Iesid.
~ AlA disiafce ran pTncGIs polIcss. ~
'Ar~srd'Dg aPpiicalions and plans IT rhs
Pr"PerY NJ lie insured. or suUeys can bo
mafs personally BY the Agent on Addressing
llne Ia him by mai. The high ohsfa'lsr
his company las ever .ustAiGsd mr. ibefAi
~ aud prom piness m al hs tT'nsaoiinbs. snd
The rui,,e COZ hdsnrs ahlrh d has lu.iiy nL.
isinsd Meg bs.,s~.s meR shd 'sThsli.is
~ New Rne md csnnoi fsf H. commend It
IN sli " BIO desire surh assurance
Is ~ lIEtLD, Agent.
Led!o~. wiad'or Co VI. iprL, 10 ~
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sarfns Eai.H gsoar5llng and Bay


 rnE rEY. JOHN ANptesoN, A. st. Principal.
 MIR. Wm. IRVINE. T. z. D. .2s5jsaRt. ENlIE business of tic next session will commence | on tue i7th Of November. HF. Anderson has made arrangements for the accommodation ef about twenty boalders Who during ihe hours Of prepafa. tory study WlI be continually under the sup5ryi9- ion of himself CT his Assistant Suict but paren- tal discipline Will ls all times be enforced. Boys who viii not comply with Inc regulations oi the school, viii be dismiesed Those wishing, can study the entire undergraduate coHFse of tAe best colleges Of the United States ip Classics, Mathe- matics, Natural Philosophy, and thorough English education. Reeitations oi pieces are weekly re- quircd from all tite students.
 Jhe terms afe--ier boarding ssa monia--the student plying his own caadles, or paying ss5 exlra the session ut fen months. Noexifa charge for f1el or washing Tuition for the session of five months in English or any Of it's departments $2o and in Classics 25.
 All boarler3 ae required to bring with thein two towels which, %.th thef clothes, all to be dis tinetly marked. Roardsrs also are required to pa, for their board a all instances half of tho half sion ia advance.
 mr. Anderson refers saith pleasure 10 the follow ing opinion of his labors during tha session which has just closed:
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Sagy and Grisg Gsial fG Kent. r WISH to rent my Saw and Grist mill in Jefferson \ County for one or more years. believe fl the best water power in the State; plenty of good tim ber and the Glist mill will furnish bread and feed for the establishment
 1 also wish to contract for the making of 50,O00 cypress Shingles. Persons wishing 10 rent the mills or to contract for the Shingles, win apply to the un dersigncd at his plantation in Jefferson county. The term of the rent will be made very advantageous to the the Lessee SAM. C. ROANE
 Nov. Q, 1915. l0-3w.
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.;fc duty is certain, precise, and
 Jnty. imposed upon a particular
 o( articles of the same kind, acith-
 on ,,e 10 their cost or ralme. It's mea-
 ' be best understood from its appli-
 ...oce. brown sugar pays a specific
 .,.a % and a half cents per pound; that
 'oosed wv on all kinds of brown sugar,
 np 4,.v be their cossin foreign mar
 ..b,rever .P~ their quality. The best |,r,na sugar pays no more than the Tsw @ Orleans or Porto Rico sugar.
 sr,r ns pays specific duty of six cents whatever may be its cost in a
 .,"ntry, or whatever may be it's quail ,,ics. used for dresses, pay speci- [ s2 50 per pound, whether they [s or fine, cheap or costly. A silk [,6ing one pound, and costing not [, Sl6, pays just as much duty to |1menI as pound of rich lace, which .,es pays duty of four and half |, pound-which, assuming that a .;d5hs ten pounds, is four and half l. Sallon-v hatever may have been !. foreign market, or whatever its life duty, as have before remarked \ to an article, whatever may be it's rlue. Therefore, on some articles ' heavy in proportion to their value; In others, it is very light. But this 's better illustrated by reference to table exhibits the names of 'aicles imported under the present tar .oecitic duties imposed upon them, rsdnced to an average ad valorem the importations of the last three
 of the fiscal year ending Jund 30
 calculated at the Treasury Depart 4 the ad-YaIorem duty an the same calculated from actual importations.
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1TE " G0ODSI!


 [ FGST REG4sIN ED, al my Store, oHiMain street, pg general and beautiful 1aiety of new and fasli- ionalle goods Ny selectioao of goods for LADIES' DRESSES, Sc. is very well WolhY ot attention. The articles beia.; admirable in style aud excellent in quality. And al! adapted to the season.
 l, also, canrecommend Ay new stock ofCLOTHS. CASSIMERES, EESTISGS, SATfNETS, and all articles of geutlemcH's wear.
 HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, Sc., of the latest styles and best kinds,
 QUEENswAhE, GLASS, CRocKERy, HWDw3RE, SSc.. &c., large and valuable assortment. SUGAR and COFFEE ot the very best qualities. These goods nave just been purchased with CASH, al the very lowes, prices, and l can afford to sell them lower believe, than suchatcls have ever been sold, in ths market.
 All persons who wish to purchase goods al the very lowest prices. for CASH, will dc well to call on GEORGE MELBOURNE,
 EaSt side of Main st. Liitle R9cI., Oct. % 1915. 7-0
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"PRlCES REDUCED.
 EE N. ALDRiCH takes this method to inform A \ the pubic generally, that in addition to lis present Stock on hand of Dry Goods, Groceries Sc. Sc, he is receiving per late arrivals every descrp- ton oi iancy and Staple Goods. which will make his assortment very large and complete, not inferior 10 any in the place, he has just opened the follow ing articles viz; bio and b!eh, Domestics from to 54; Negro Goods of every description; blue, gFeens and white blankets, satnets, Kentucky james, cot tonnades, furniture plas, apron clleclls, ahirtng stripes fannels, eircasians, bomba1nes. Irish linen, drilIiBgs, table linen and napkins, Rusia and bird eye diapers, linen, lawn and cambric, hanksl. l very large assortment of English and American prints silk and cotton hankls, Woelen shaws and hanhis hosiery, gloves suspenders. ribbons, tapes, pins, threads, needless butons hooks and eyes, Ste Sc. Slc.
 HARDWARE viz: Carolina wcelingh ghoes, grubbng hoes, horse collars, names, faee chains, Collins sl Co. axes, Hents do., drawing knlcs, hand-saw3, cotton and wool cards, iron squares, spades and sho- vcls. garden rallas, manure farxs seel garden hoes sad irons steelyads coffee mills table nes, pocls- ct knlies, butcher i,nies, shoe appars, shoe ham m2rs, nail hammers, hutchets. 4 general assort- ment of mil gin and han1-aa~ files, wood screws cart butts, gun docks pad and tfau! locks chest aud cubbardDcks. illocks, stocklocls, percussion caps oil iints. shaving boxes with glasses, razors shay ing brushes, brass candle sticks german silver tea and table sPoons britannia and ifon lea and table spoons, kilb bits, bgaaorn bits, plough bits, Chapmans razor straps, Emerson straps, augcrs gimbets, chiseis, stamp irons, curry combs, bulle moulds shoe thread, cut pacEs backing, horql brushes. blaekng brushes, sewing avis, peg. aWls shoe tacis, beidle bucblos, sheep-shears tea kettles wire sitcrs, plane ious double and single, scissors scrubbing brushes, hand bellows brass and pewter iorseis. brass taehs, shaving glasses.
 QUEENswARE-Tea setts, dinning seits, plaii and printed pitchers, com. teas, dining and break fast plates, bowls, cream pitchers, dishes, pnntet toy mugs, basin and china cup plates.
 SAppLgRY-Mens columbian saddes shai1 sad dies, half Spanish saddles full spanish saddles flush shafed. hog seat saddles, boys hog-skin seat saddles. saddle bags, snatie bridles cnfb brides, two rain bradoons. post brides, fa ring marngales srrup feathers, ciTcinges grths bride feathers, ri ding whips, cow-hides.
 STATIONARY Of every description, shoes and boots, hats, caps, of the latest and most fashionable styles
 All persons visiting OFT city would do well 10 ex. anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere, every description of country produce taken in exchange for goods
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Eeaaay.ay Neea., ia .Easa.

.AV Es county, State Of Arkansas, on the 2Sd I. d9y of August, lS45, negro man, Wh0 says --S y his name is David, and tlat aa belongs 10 d man by the name of Baird, in the Stae o Louisiana, about l3 miles 1sicw Trinity, On Hlaci, river David is very stout hlacl, fellow. and is very smart in conversation for I neero. ite is aboHt zs or 20 years old, feel or 10 inches high, and had an old pair of brown pants and an old palm eai hat.
 The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property pay charges, and take him away or he will b. dealt with according to law
 L. E. TONEY. ShcrD
 of Lawfcnse county, .lrdaasas. jlopembef l. isi5.
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MISSISSIPPI U. s. SEyAroR.-The Hon. Joseph w. Chalmers of Marshall county, has been appointed by the Governor, Senator in Congress, rice Hon. Jacob Thompson, who declined the appointment.
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% i0oVe table is made up from the ta- s0ded to the report of the Commit-
 ays and Means-29ih Congress. lst
 .e G0c. 366, House of Reps. The
 :. :, articles might be quadrupled from n ue late report of Mir. Bibb, Secretary ''easurv. But the table above will VI v 'he purpose of Illustrating the in ,aa ss Oppression of specific duties. As marked, VI the table exhibits-lst, the ,a ~aea, 2d, the specific duty per square la. Ipaa' onshel, or gallon; 3d, the same 's'sa to average ad yalorem on the
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IIdslia8ioa, february 10, 1915.

From He Rector qf s. Joha's clayca, Ccorge37,sn,
 .. C
 In reference to tbe aboYa il gives mo pleasure to say, that if parents wish for their children faith iGl guardian, an accomplished teacher, kind friend, and Il beautiful example ih manners and a life, l know of none whom would morc highly recon mend than Miss EosA NJ NauusE
 ALEXANDER SIlfRAS. February 10 1915 IL 3m'
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A g'Eesia Suppgy "! HIST received per Steamer Arkansas Mail, and eB Issac Garrott, large assortment of desirable goods much in demand at this present time, consia- ting in part as follows White red and yellow Fllnnels, White and blue Macsinaw Blankets Bleached and brown Donestics, New fashion GGcoes, Winter Clothing, Hankerchiefs Boots, and Shoes, Ladies Bonnelts, Hats and Caps, Kentucky Jeans, Lindseys, Apron Checks. sanaiies S<c.
 ALSO 1000 ID Cotton Yarn. I00 Sacks of Salt 50 Bbis of 1thisl5cy, 40 Bbls of Flour, ? Crates of Queensware, 10 Coils Grass Rope, ID Do Cora Biooms, 10 Boxes of No. Soap, and Groceries in general In Store and for sale low by
 GEORGE <, BROTHERS. Nov. I9 1915. l0-tf.
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Fses%E5s dsgggls5yygssDse.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
 MERgHAMlTs NO. , FoRfeher street , doofs ffeal poydrae. NEW ORLEANS, LA. O. Particalaj attention pad to the sale of COT TON, TOBACCO, AND OTHER PRODUCE the collection and remittance of FHnds--and f. purchase and shipment of Merchandise general,
 sly.
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srRtNe HiLL, August 30, is45.

SfHfNH HILL, August 5o, lS45. 7o lie Rce. Jola .Hf,deysoR:
 DEAn sln-Your examination which has just closed has oqualIed. if not surpassed, our most san gnine Expectations. You came among5tus with the highest Recommendations as q ripe scholar and an experienced instructor Of youth, and this iom some of the most celebrated Professors and Diyines Of Belfast Royal College Ireland, and Of the States oi New York and Virginia: Me are now satisfied that these high seeolAaendatoas did you no more than justice oriHe witnesses that inc youth un- dcr your care for the past year ho oaIy unted and happy, but have never been thoroughly am accurately taught before. We tender you OUT thanks for determining 10 settle permanently amongst us. and feel confident tha! ii is only necessary for this fact to ba made known b make your Academy on. of the most celcbated Of Is kind in all the south ern country. Bo assured then, dear sir, that yo have already won our highest comaendati0ns, ;n nothing on our part 5iiall be wanting to cheer ana sustain y6a for ta future.
 Yours, veryleepeotfuliy, l " LILLIAN M. BURfON, SAMUEL D. FtUIr, RICHARD pReoR, H. " Po1ND. yrER. 1 WILLIAMSON FosrLR, C. T. NELSON, ! A. k. ELLErT IsAAc N JONES, STEPHEN [. COOKE, GEo. ". HARRISON. l PHINEAs NASH.
 Sepiem5er I5, lSl5. Ism
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I1E.MhT.E EnTYNRTTNN.

 NNflIH the intention of aiding in the education w ofyeongor sisters Miss ROSA N. MOUSSE proposes opening small and select boarding scheo at the Highlands, the late residence of her iatfe Major C.J. Nouyse, situated on the heights abor, Georgetown, and three miles from the city of Wash lngton The position s remarkably healthy, con selent, and easy Of access and the house large and connections Iae young ladies will be furnished with the means of attending church in Georgetown and will ba considered in every respect as members of the family.
 The school will open on the first Of October, and as the numher vii! be limited, it will be necessary that all application be made as socn as possible. Should references be required, tie highest will be given to persons n the District of Columbia and most of he States
 TERMS PER ANNUM PAYABLE QUAR-
 TERLY IN ADVANCE. Board, including bedding, S;c; complete course of tuition in English and Hieucb; Useful aud Ornamental Needle Work $250 %
 ExTRA-fER QUARTER. spanish , 60 German , GO Italian , 00 Drawing , a9 Music on tte Piano, Harp < Guitar each f5 % No extra charge for the use Of large and well selected Library.
 Each wound lady must be provided with silver cup, fork, table and tea spoon an4 half dozen nap kins.
 Direct to Miss Rosa NJ Nounsr, Washington, D. C., care ol Major c. ]. Nourse.
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From 3lrs Madison b Hiss Rosa IL No.ase.

l10aT -'IT5. lT1aEs0l tJ -If5S Nd5a n. N5aT3e. hy DEAR Rosa;
 have derived so much satisfea- ton iiom the intimation Of your plan of cheating Yaur younger sisters. Gih few additional compaa- icas, at the liehiaaaa, s5 long Ha%a to ae IS ihe residence of y5ar .tjis, t,at l cannot bat cYpfesa to yoa my eradication, as well in regard to your sisters as to those oi your iricnas who shall avail themselves of the high and honorable devotion of your time and talents to the duties of education. know how efficiently you will be aided in inc intellectual and domestic dcpartments; and you arc aware how highly l yalHa homa education when so sustained. With every wish for the success of your establishment, and every sanction which my judgment can confer.
 am, very alactionate!y, yops.
 'D' D N AUfEON
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REGULAR PACKET s W .EA h [. o "

]. COCHRAN, Master. iszza.@@ h THs splendid, new and fast running s ls#iSt steamer, will run as a regular pack e5'.s- ss---5 ct the ensuing season, from New Orleans to Little Rock, Van Boren, Fort smith and Fort Gibson, touching at all intermediate landings. Every attention Will be pail to the safety and comfort o passengers aad 10 the delivery ofletters, Parceis or orders entrusted 10 the care oi her .oil cerS,
 For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
 T. D. hfERRIGK & Co.,,
 ,3gents. Little Rock, Oct 70. i3i5. 7-ff
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Esk&slaeE4al,a7aapV
Gtnrh.as.Essc,g,aSa7fa.

FTylIE undersigned have tIs day associated them-
 \ selves together for he transaction of d GENER- AL COMMISSION BrstNrss in this city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP. Office, 39 Camp
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After the sale or offering above mentond shall hayo been completed, applications to locate the 10. maiang unselected portion of the 500 008 acres will be received; and a persons arefequesed to embrace in such applications the exact number of acres con tained u the traeig desired.
 L. ], REARDON,
 LAND AGENT.
 | 4tt5
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MAPRlE

On 'be 12th November, by john S. T. CAllaway Esq, WILLIAM !. $. BARKsfAN to Miss NARY ScoTT, daughter of James Scott ali Of this county .as.sasss.as-ssssszrsszssa1e.
 DIED.
 In Memphis, Tennessee on Sunday morning, the gth instant. L6wRENcE DECATUR. aeea seven years. only son Of Austin and Amelia Fowlkes.
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$. F. BELKNAP, New Orleans, Sept I. isI5 3-f
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New and HraagsFoveeg Stock,

Lii9e R9cl, Ocl. %. 1915. 7-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
NOTICE.
WE take this occasion 10 rive

WE TAKE this occaslOn 10 give
notice that we kcer constantly On hand. Stoves.
Crates and Cooking Rangers Of all kinds, that
are generally usrd In this markst. OF our own
manufacture, which we win sell on reasonable
terms. Also. Mo,t's Agricultural Furnaces too
streaming food Tor stoek, which we will sell at
the manufacturer's prices. amer adding the cx-
pen.es. NJ our Tin. Stove and Shcet Iron Manu-
factory, near the Ben Tavern. where all kinds
n be done on the most rec .onahle torms. and al
odns with Tin os Coppsr, Gusierns. &C.
4. X. WELLER.
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WADES CONDITION
AM

WUKH FOW DER FNR HORSES.
4 NoNDfTiON AND WORN POWDERS, prepared by William
- Wade Veterinary Surgeon Waterloo Road London
Of the Royal Veterinary College, Iiam-tead Road
These Powders prepared n peculiar
er being the result Of experience years successful
tee and have been has
induced To offer them TO the public
several OF the influential nab-a,en
among whom the Proprietor being permitted Ia
mentnn Lord Chesterfield. SIR Thomas Moyston.
bacst"n Esq who consider
anna Of winch 'hey srson having any
Consideration for their studs ought be They are
recommended To all Of i'm
proved ani may be oh
tanned from them without any risk.
Recommendations @ tar Psfsriaary Cgs, Lo.dss-wade's
Powders consider the best ed Improvement the
condition. aud the destroying Bolts Worms young
they Invaluable and they are admin
is,erei strong general use
wM YouAIT. p
JOHN BoUrALI- v. p
To be had Of PEYToN JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor,
oe9 lis Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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80 - THOMAS rYaEa,
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