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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29

IUIH, CIC' GU.
In conclusion, we would remark that our goods are all
purchased with CASH DOWN, and at the very LUesl
prices, which will enable us to sell hem upon The most
favorable terms.
In buying the large amount we do, we obtain our
Goods of the AGENTS for the MANUFACTURERS, and
hence we are not compelled to pay ttco profits before
they get into our hands. This gives US a decided ad-
vantage over those who buy in smaller quantities, as they
pay ONE PROFIT which we SAVE by buying direct from
the ACTURER's AGENT.
Ne intend at all times to keep a general and large as
sorIment IF GOODS, and we solicit business, fully con-
fdent that we can give SUBTRACTION to those who ia
vor us with a call. WILLIAM r.. Villas,
MORILLO MOVES.
Burlington, De ember, l845, 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
FALES' Cathart!c LNZENGES,

VHOUt'H prepared from a great many Vegetable substances, are
l AS palttraIlc and pleasing to cat asany other cont, ctionary COM
pound. This preparation is decidedly the best among all prcbara-
tons Tor while It's operations arc a. sure rs Salts, Castor Oil, Cal
omcl and Jall0p, N any other cathartic medicines, il has the adVan-
tlge over all in being pleasant to eat, while other CaIharic Mtdi-
cines are generally dsagreealji 10 ta&e. Price % cts. per box, with
full directions, and may be found AT the depository, No. w Com
marCilI street,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29

10 ps Cotton Carpaiing 2 too s
3 ps Floor Cloth 5 ps Stair Carpeling
BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS
10 cases Thick Boots for Men do do for Boys
8 " OveTshoes
Large and unprecedented sales Of Boots at our store
this Fall, induced us to purchase very large This Winter.
We shall continue TO sell Boots Of the LIST quality for Is,
We have also received a large lot of CARPET
BAGS directly from the manufacturer; for low prices
and good quality not surpassed.
CROCKERY! CROCKERY!
New lot of Florence Blue Tea Ware, with Plates TO
match; Glass Ware of all Kinds. Come and examine our
Crockery before you buy, if you wish TO buy cheaper
than you have ever bought.
GROCERIES! GROCERIESl
We ave received also an addition TO our former stock
1900 lbs ST. Croix Sugar 900 lbs Loaf Sugar
7 lids Molasses 2O00 lbs Sal ratus
20 chests Tea 10 bags Coffee
II boxes Raisins 5 boxes Bar Soap
200 lbs Cinnamon 500 lbs Rice
80 lbs Nutmcgs 100 lbs Cloves
20 bbls Rock Salt 500 bush Coarse ives. Salt
100 small Bags 100 Roct do do
We cannot but feel grateful for the continued increase
of our trade, and we say to our Northern Friends, that
we will sell all kinds of Groceries so low that it will be
no inducement to go to Burlington or Boston and finally
let all come to Montpelier for Goods Of any kind-anG
call at our Store, and see the largest Stock ofGoods this
side Of Boston 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
70 Morch E. PedEers!
Villas & MOVES,
EgVRITVGTON. Vt.

WOBBERsIN AMERICAN PRINTS, TICK
Oh ings, Colored Cambrics, Silecias,
Canvass, Padding, BurIaps, Br. Drills,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Wad-
ding, Batting, Wicking, Cotton Yarn,
Gotten and Wooden Flannel, Edgings,
Laces, Cotton Threads, &c. sc.
ALSO
A great variety Of Buttons, Combs, Pins, Needles,
HOOKS and Eyes, States, Scissors and Shears, Razors and
Razor Strops, Knives, Silver Spoons, Plated, Britannia
and Iron Spoons. Soaps, Wallets, Pocket-Books, Tapes,
Suspcnders. Handtci chiefs, Crayats, Coat Cord and Bind
ings, Sewing Silk and Twist,
Also
Fancy Jcwciry, &c.-ThimbIes. Essence, British, Bear
and Macassar Oils, OpOdeIdoc, Spelling Books, Letter,
Cap and Wrapping Papers, SC. &c.
ALSO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29

GF fof SnER lhr following Agents:
Montpelier, 5. X. Collins, Druggist; G. W. Hubbard Iainfed,
J. Town %Alarshfcd, l.. d. Putnam; CdbJt, l. Cutting; Danvilc,
Dana, Weeks q Stanton; II. G. lahcuck IyI don, Fuller & Go.
Lndon Centre, |: A. Dennison < Coz WherioCk, W. l.. Bradley;
Glover, WI Palmer ,ngno', strong & jewett Derby Line, Cobb,
o. Pike Coventry, z" Cloaycimd Albany, ". Hayden; CIaftsbu-
r, 4. Scott; WoicCtt, S. NJ. Pcnntek, P = Benjauin; t~Iydepark,
y, p. keeltr. 23-ly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
90 Hollis Carneting.

New and elegant patterns. We sell %carpeting at Boston
prices-our customers throughout this section will attest
that we sell as cheap as can be bought in market. Since
we commenced selling at Boston prices, our sales have
been immense; i; has been almost impossible to get e.
nough 10 satisfy the demand.
10 ps Cotton Carpoiing 2 too 8
3 ps Floor Cloth 5 ps Stair Carpeling
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
FALKS' DYSENYERY LOZENGES.
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGES.

Arc a SAT- and Agreeable remedy cor dysentcty, diarhea, and bowe
complaints Of children. Particular atteN'mn must be paid TO the d
reCtiuns ON eachhoN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
inst Received.

just hGCclNeu,
At SOMERBY's PERIODICAL OFFICE, il New
Supply of Magazines, Newspapers and Cheap Publica-
tons. Now is the time TO obtain Periodicals, postage free.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-From
a communication from the President and
Directors Of this company, it appears THAI
the annual interest on the bonds issued in
accordance with the act of Assembly to
complete the canal is $4,000, interest on
debts due Potomac company $4,000, amount
annually set apart for sinking fund $4,000,
together, $127,5O0-and that the amount
of tonnage guaranteed for five years is 1885,
IOOO tons, equivalent to $4,000; leaving
S07,75O applicable to the payment of the
arrears due the State This is exclusive of
the ordinary expenditures, so that in the
first eighteen months, and for the four sue
ceedng years after the canal shall have been
completed, the State of Maryland will re-
ceive at the rate of $67,5OO per annum, at
least.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Monday, Feb. 16th.-Mr. BoTELER OBJ
tanned leave to report bill supplementary
to the license law of 1S42, oh. 1874.
Mr.. CARPINTER, from the committee on
Retrenchment, made an adverse report up
on bill for reducing the salary Of the
Treasurer.
The following bills were passed:
A bill las amended by the Senate for
building an additional tobacco warehouse in
Baltimore city.
A bill repeating the provisions authorize
ing the Orphans Courts to grant permits to
colored persons, manumitted, upon their
giving certificates of good character to re-
main in the State, so far as concerns Charles,
st. Mary's, Prince Georges, AlleganY, Wor-
cester, Hartford, Calvert, and Baltimore coun-
ties.
A bill supplementary to an act for the re-
covery of small debts.
A bill requiring clerks of courts to keep
certain records.
A bill taxing stocks and funded property.
Thesday.-In the absence of the Speaker
the House was called to order by the Clerk,
when the members proceeded to ballot for
a speaker pro tempore. Messrs. CARPIN-
TER, of Charles, and PATTERSON, of Mont
gomery, were put in nomination. On the
first ballot there was a tie. The second
resulted in the election of Mr.. Carpinter;
who, upon taking the chair, returned his
.hs nks for the honor conferred upon him.
Mr.. JOHNSON submitted an order revuest-
ing the Hon. Stevenson Archer to act in adj
usting difficulty between the States agents
and the President and Directors of the Che
sapeake and Ohio Canal Company, in refer
ence to the right of control in locating its
office. Adopted.
MIR. HOLIDAY submitted an order calling
for certain reports from the States agents in
the internal improvement companies. as to
whether any practicable retrenchment can
be effected in their expenses. Adopted.
Mr.. KEMP obtained leave to report bill
rendering county clerks and registers o
wills ineligible for second term.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
x Elected.

A LEGAL PUN.-During the delivery of
the able opinion of Judge Purviance, in the
case of Upperman Us. Upperman, in the
County Court on Saturday morning, mem
Der of the bar remarked to another that che
wished the Court would decide to give the
child to Mr.. W-,'' lawyer noted fol
the quickness of his wit on all occasions
Mr.. W, who overheard the remark, i'm
mediately replied, shat would not be right
as he was not apparent "a parent) upon the
record.o 1t caused no little merriment IL
the court room.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-On Saturday
last, William Richardson, son of William
S. Richardson, living near the Hill Top, in
this county, was killed by the fall of tree
1t appears that after he had cut into the tree
sufficiently to cause it to fall, it caught in
the branches of one adjoing, and, whilst III
the act of looking up to see what sustained
it, it suddenly fell, striking him upon the
head and telling him to the earth after q
few minutes he got up and walked TO the
house, distance of a quarter of mile
but in short time after arriving there ex,
pired. The deceased was young man a,
bout % years of age, and his untimely deatl
is much to be regretted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. &c, 1916.

We publish this week, by request, part
of the Report in relation to the Free People
of Color of this county, submitted by r. S.
REEDER, Esq, TO the House of Delegates.
with the intention of giving the conclusion
Of it in our next We believe there are many
persons in the county who Gas well as in
justice to Mr.. R. are anxious to see this
report, hence we were DESTROYS to give the
whole of it in one paper, but its great length
has precIuded the possibility of our doing
$3.50 they are necessarily compelled tc
"season their admiration for a while.'' The
report has been printed, and, we believe
laid upon the table OF the House.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT,


FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. %O
COUPONS.-Salesa at "A 76c.
FLOUR.-Howard Street Flour, q4.75.
City Mills Flour we quote at $4.8l IA
Susquehanna Flour-$54.75.
Rye FIour-S9.75. ..
GRAIN.-Wh eat-We quote white Wheat for
family -four at 10 Is cts; prime reds, lO0a loS:
and other sorts lower as in quality.
Rge.-Sales of Md. IS cents.
Oets-Sales of Md. at SO SO cents.
Corn.-We quote good to best lots, both white
and yellow, at 5S Sc cents.
PROVISIONS.-We quote old Western Bacon
as follows:-Sides6 l-2 7; Shoulders 9-4 cts;
Hams l-2 lI2, and Baltimore cured hams
command s a l-2 cts.
TOBACCO.-The market this week has been
very dull, shippers showing no disposition to enter
the market until further advices from Europe we
continue the following quotations:
| Maryland inferior and common 81 $3; mid
ding to good So $3.50; good s6 s.; and hne
IS $l2.
The total inspections of the week are Is hhds'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

We have seen returns of an election held
on the 18th ult., for two Senators and five
members of the Legislature for the parish of
St. Landry, in the State of Louisiana, under
the new constitution of that State, recently
adopted, which we give below; by which
it will be seen that our fellow-county-
man, Doct. |. ARTHUR TAYLOR, youngest
son of the late Capt. JOHN TAYLOR, Of Poyn-
ton Manor, in Durham Parish, has been
elected a member of the Legislature Of that
State by handsome majority, leading all
his competitors, of all parties, by from 20
to 100 votes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

A supplement to oh. 43 of 1893 provd-
ing a summary mode of recovering posses
sion of lands and tenements.
The Biennial Session bill, from the Sc
nate, was taken up, amended, SO as to sub
nit the bill TO a vote of the people, by coun-
ties, and passed by the decisive vote of &c
TO s.
The order of the day was proceeded will
in Committee of the Whole, and Mr.. Ola
GETT, only, spoke.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-At q
meeting of the President and Directors Of
the Company at their Office in Frederick
on Friday last, PHILEMON CHEW, Esq, Of
Prince George county, was unanimously
appointed Treasurer of the company, vice
ROBERT BERNARD, Esq, resigned. :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

In consequence Of an unusually violent
storm of rain, which poured down in tor
rents during the whole of the day upon
which the election was held, not much
more than half a vote was taken. The pa
IRISH, we believe, when lis full strength is
brought out, can poll 1900 votes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

EFFECT OF THE LATE FOREIGN NEws.-
We learn that the foreign news by the
Cambria has had but little effect, so far, upon
the price of breadstufs either in Baltimore
city or at the North. Its effect upon stocks
and other securities, however, has been
cheering, and the sales show an advance in
almost every description.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
I ED.

On Friday, the Goth inst, in this village AMAN-
DA BURGESS, only daughter of ELIZABETH
ANN ard PETER WILLIAMS, aged % months and
20 days.
[The Bait. Sun will please copy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

HEAVY VERDIcr-Messrs Dorr s Allen
recovered on Thursday last, in the New
York Circuit Court, the sum of $4,000,
paid by them under protest while Mr.. Swart-
won't was collector. The sum was paid as
duties on hosiery, which the custom-house
charged with woollen duty, and upon silk
twist as sewing silk while the importers
cortended that both articles were free goods,
in which opinion they were sustained by
the court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
The Annapolis Republican of Saturday

The Annapolis Republican of Saturday
last says:
Our city was near meeting real affection
on Thursday night last An alarm of fire,
given about z o'clock, PM, was found to
proceed from that noble structure, the or
nament and pride of Annapolis-the State
House. Flames were discovered to be is,
suing from the ventilator of the cellar, I'M
der the House of Delegates. On getting
the cellar door open, the smoke was so
dense and sufocating that there was great
danger in going in from that cause, which
was added to by the fact, that it was slowed
with an immense quantity of coal for the
use of the furnace, besides a large pile Of
charcoal. notwithstanding that, some dar-
ing individuals ventured in, and the fire was
found to have made progress upon some
combusIible underneath the coal, and was
reached with much difficulty. The place
was soon deluged with water, however, and
the fire entirely extinguished with little or
no damage. Fortunate was it though that
the flame shew itself before our citizens had
retired, for otherwise the beautiful building
with perhaps its valuable records and other
contents must have been destroyed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

JAMES D. CARPINTER, Esq, has been
elected Speaker, pro tenn. of the House of
Delegates.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

VACCINE MATTER.-We learn from the
city Physician, DR.. Leonard, that he has
procured from one of the COWS which the
city had procured for the purpose, sui6-
cient quantity of vaccine matter, and that
he has tested it and found it to be pure and
of the best quaIity.-Bah. Clipper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

TyARLE CUTLERY.-Just received SUI
perior lot of Table Cutlery.
ANDERSON s. HUTTON
oct so.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
MARY ISLAT u RE.

Conclusion next week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-31
pNlNI -.
~ sHllNt bA -
. RESTORATIVE SYRUP.

ALTERNATIVE RESTORATIVE SYRUP
AN ENTIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
Efoi The Care oisCRCFULA, E~stus,neaf q
Ns J0iafs. Chronic Rheumatism. Govt, Iun,
hago. DYSPEPSIA. f@digs,Gea. Eour,ors ia "a.
Skts. Neuie Rash. Tcuer DR,rsY. =, pt iliclic ur
Mercuusl DscascS; in short lrom nIl diseases nti.
sing rom 20 lAirURE s'ais OF INC BLOOD. a de
rarg,d condiiun 81 the Digestive O,gous or the ~.
JUD'ci0"s u,e uf MEECVRY.
u Is now some twelve years since The proprietor
came 10 the knnwisHgc ot ths Syrup. ~ Which
time u has be feels harry 10 sty. tar exceeded hh.
expectations. hoving performed cures whore
S'a.m's Panacea aud the various preparations si
Sasaparlla could no.. though persisted Ia fr q loeg
time. produce the least ~saiutafy III, CTS upon the
paiieuis.
In iis properties. il is 76aic, C1'1riic, Digplu-
rctc. DicOfciic. aud acts upon thc LIVER. 10y ,A6I.
iirg It when languid to teerctun.
As an Ale a ace and PaIfrr q The RLOon %
- honestly beli,N Ell 10y he Proprietor so.cior 10
.suy oiher mejiciue nuw N use.
Indeed u VAS nos Lutl he had brcouc fully sat
listed ~ is great medicJn1iNirucs ircciher with
The solicitations OF persons vbp he'd witnessed he
same. that he would cuuscr*N nptice tIhuugh he
medium OF n ueW spopcr. ssNuch - course 20 HIN
always sccmel % much hso q~yaoI,ry pulling o..
self into notice.
Though The pcrsuaaG Of many persons. who
seem 10 think him IN ia bound To pnhish % To
he world ior The eencitp 81, dcrus humanity, he
has 1t length come ~ NO cuuclusion If %ruisning
The course adopted 10y every compounded II lplck
medicines. though he treats nat With hat birclaCrd
cfrnntcry Which many Use an order 10 cram taeir
stuff down The Ihroi's Of loo easily deludcd yeh-
pie. Cef,ifcates II cuus hnvS often been ten.
dcrcd him. (nr which he iccls truly ihaskiul 10
such ior their good ntcntons) hut such thug. be
never deemed necessary, q. he does At All time.
consider hs assertion 1T ITSELF. ~ sufficient. and
those who cannot lake fr sranlei What hc .aysarr
under 10 comrulslun 10 take hs medicine. AC-
rompanyiLe each buuiS arc Instructions ia iobing
tho syrup. aud also a description cf ihc Kind
1t food h be us,d. with lhe mode VI prc
pairing o.. FIR sale at
BHENTLlNGERS ArOTIECA. Monroe 81,
Near The Cuuri House, where can be Ind al, IN,
hour II the day or night. rhysirious' prescriptions
and family Medicines ufalt DC ctipuors.
Alec Brenlhng'rs Compound Syuup oi BfrB.L
ior The cure Of Coughs. Cohl.. L,ghmcss OF The
Chest ard fsciPisnt Con'1ppiion.
Sta"ld any rerson ui,er u.irg | bottle OF this
Cough n iy'utc, comc back and say he had received
~ bencGt ir.W. ~, has MONEY shall loo Refunded.
dee % ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-31
NJ. * T. SW EENEY,

Va ~ - NV
VVAVE just received and opened 100 packages
FINE CHINA ani QUEENSWARE.
AmeRg other articles They have
Fine Gold hand China Tea Sets from 81 10 leo p
Rch Gilt aud Fancy do do
Do GO extra fine g.,
Richly decorated Manirl Or amcnIs. Coiognes. Fan.
Cy Inks. Baskets Sc. ip g-eat variety.
The Ladies are invited u call anl examine
he-c. as they sufpsss psy hing ui The kind ever
before brought " tLS country aud ARE worth seeing
Rich Gill and embossed FmII d ,skeis. laced & high
Whtfe China do DO d.
GiiI ard plain comT"iirrs. CnsserDiles. Tnueens,
Boats nni Stand; Tea Pots Sugars aud c cams.
Tea snd Coffee Cups aud Ssucer, Plates. Sc. hpied
riain and il"cy styles. 10 sois OF pieces 10 sui Gus
TONERS
Ig common wafe we have L%I~efpool Dishes and
Plates oi TALL sizes. Tcls and Coaccs. Tea and Coffee
Plts. Sugars sni Green's, &C.. uf yaFiou. coIots,
printed. Fltwiu blue ard Fancy Tpii't Set., c'm.
mpn edged Plates. DshtS, Teas. DC. &c. with eve.
y other article usually Kept ~ The mnsi extensive
esabli.hnents 90 he rouutry. ard Which tie public
need only call add Price 90 he satisfied hat NC eel
I hyNcr han hey can be purchase elsewhefe We
hive 90 tntl and ore cUUsianily manufacturing
Cut md liam IIsll Lsmps Lan,ems. rum'ief-
- sse-. Sc, Whioh bgcihcf with orr stock 81
Qicensware. wc invite tbe attention % puuhassrs
euhef Wholesale nr retail Warehouses Mo- 7 aut
Monfoe 81 Wheeling. Va nov l2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-31
- T'.9 a. f. LIVES.
"HEAT CENTRAL OUT fRON

AtEEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
Su WHEELING TO BALJINiORE, WASH
INGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
MD OSFON The National Road aud Good
Intent Sage Companies are running q daily lines
to CushcrianI. consecung with ihe Is * q K r.
Only 81 hours Stag, rmveI to either OF N, above
cities. the balance Ivy Rpiiroad.
Tune ,o Biii,note 81 hours,
Time TO Philadelphia 81 hours
Fare To Baltimore IL DOLLARS.
FIRE ,s Philadelphia Is %.
SIX daily Lines leaves the CO., Stage anI Raj
road Office every morning at 8 O'Clock \ ~, aud
extras furnished At airy hour a loaA ahpuld offer.
ForIhraugh Tickeislu Bilimoyc aud Philndcll hIn
afp'y at the Cos Office. No 30 Water 81. Wheeling
W.. me donr Nouh Us Hotel.
For food Intent STAG Go. W n STEELE.
AID WA X NEWMAN. Ter " RSCo.
Great Central Roule Raj road and Siags office
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-31
WANmiNGTON uAII.
MArEfT sTULLT, sTTUnENvtLLr. emo,
JOHN iR ONS, Proprietor.

NArGET sTUELr, S~TEJHEEFttLE, TITO
JOHN TX ONS, Proprietor.
fI'HiS csi,h'fslmcuJ has been loosen 10y the gu.
dcf-frrcI, who respectfully hra' leave rl
inform his friend. aud INC public rtnrfpIiv th1i DO
has been rcGuei md form she'd iu a uyl, rpi sIr
passed ~ rny hp'4e in t.i. place. and nt. lcasl equal
tp lry 100 the WtFt.
Washington Hall is 'nra'cl in INC t]usiress Part
VI tho iov n. on Matkei Sifoe'. nearly afp.sife ,le
Court House ani pphic tudd rg.. nnd within %
iew stops 1T Inc Market The -iu.uup is tho m1si
elevated OF any public house Goo foe Cts. continue e
dug a view Of tie River lofsysomI u..e, atuyc
and below.
"a ONNlBuS and Servants, viii 90 at fmc,
be fn feHdtpss. 20 ronvey rss,enqes mo heir bog.
ssre 10 ami from Iho steamboat .apjirgs
Every recommendation VhI,h be public have q
right O. sxpscf mry nogy hc faI atife IifII. col.
Terms IS rea-onab.c NJ ,1e-eI by ary nler rnt
house IN sreuhrnyIlic. Asfhe proprietor vl'Is.af,
no Tsiusor etpsnsa 'o render qereui sa.vstfIou
bus. with bs long experience ia me t1s.ress. oI
mako 90 he interest u tn1so who come tss $50,
fo gips him a aH' JNO U,yNs
B dec H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-31

Ef IT BE KNOWN ,ha' A ~ ADAMS bs.
~ reed ihs New Yoik and Psns Fsss,eas Sc
fsli snd Winter q lSt5 an8 Z. sud slso = small
bi u Cassins'es snd Vssiass which Will - male
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