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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-03-19
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-03-19
BLANK BOOKS AND STA
TIONERY.


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-03-19
JAMES HuTCHINs, EsIATN.

VI rs ittlCl1lNS Els "A It.
hE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for tho District of Washington Comms
ets To receive, examine aud adjust all claims
gl persons against the estate of JAMES HUTCINS late of
Montpelier, in said district deceased, represented nsoyeni
nnd the term OF six months from the 18Th day OF February 1876
allowed 10y said COu the creditors Of said deceased
b and their respective claims before usDo give
ce that We will attend 10 the duties of appointment
dwelling house OF Jonathan Shepard in Montpelier, said
district on the first Fridays Of April and August next
clock AFTERNOON each Of said days.
e. ?. WALTON, r,,
. ZENAS WOOD, }"o""'sSoneS'
Montpelier, March IS, A. ID. 1876. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-03-19
FOR SALE.

Tue dwelling house aud of the subscriber with suitB
bic and convenient out buildings with about two acres of
land situated East CoTnlh Vermonta good business place
for Merchant, Meeting Houses and Mills seven miles
from Bradford Village, the Stage road leading 10 Montpelier
Also, of land Terms made Call aud
Sec. NATHAN BLAKE.
March. 1896 $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
CINCINNATI CRY MARKET.

uN, NHfHNft Fcb. 70, IkH.
LAIRD OH ln consequence Of the deelire
~ Use pnccs Of lard, some OF TIE manufsct,s.
rs have reduced their rates Tor Oil AMI =.
4uotc ~ 00seoc. a good Winter OIL -,
nov - bought ~ the former rate.
bAkD sale yesterday 81 400 bds No
country rendered. a. 6kc. 300 kegs DO a. :,
p" rs bhs fsif No. 2 on Wednesisy al s "a
ana . q No. ] az 5.63. The lorner ssIss
indicate al least. hunness Of the rates recent.
MOLASSES-A sale Yesterday. from 40.
OF 10 brls AZ 264c.
WhlSkY-Ssles'ye-scrds Of 20 b,ls f,on,
canal 81 l7Ac; so ~ l7sc, and no stiJg@'a
BITS from nyeT e. i7kc; 30 and IL do a. ia
receipts moderate.
fLOUR-A sale ~ 57t BIDS from Nil,
Osnsi Yesterday 81 $3.50, inspected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

G-r-ovr Argus NJ ghbor i OF pu'y. For
one dollar rsid him .! . rittsbursh Feuyman,
he is publishing 81 ADVERT cmcn, signed
wine Suspension, iHfended Bnl calculated TO
arousc Pittsburgh, apd il possible. Pennsyl-
vsnia. against any application we may make
for a Bridge across the Ohio. Its true rcading
Is this wise. The PirtsbUrghen ara pe,itionine
for a charter for a bridge across the Ohio
Some OF them say hat 1t that Bridge Is built.
it viii Get a bad p'ecs lrnt-that Wheeling
will have tho sane RICH, to have a bridge
This fcryman knows tina, such a bridge vii
rum his ierp and IN onlrr 10 delea, ths petit
ton tries 10 show that Wheeling is a.
bout acting upon the subject. lie sends down
the article. aud the Argus lor a dollsris foolor
rascal enoegh 70 publish il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

bs3csmuid wore her hair tdnadorned save a
tew r>tural rinslets that fil over he. bloom.
ing cheek. Both looked trans epdGilyb y eau
,ifrj. oh passed of in sosseo,s style: bna no
onein that gay assembly knew how wildly
'hroobed the heart Of the bride when she care
iesiy looked around her and met the stern
gaze Of the one. whom she had discarded for
the sake Of wealth. lie congratulssesabes up
on hcr new station with a eonmisesting
look. and then ressed on to Claude. whom he
had loag admired los her intellectual snd Ie-
nned attachments.
Mrs. Alrnodc. saw his look Of ic,otiou
e oniinusl'y benton Claude. aud she struggled
to forget the past.
MIR. Almods with his bride returned to hi,
home, much elatej With her beauty. but ra,h
CT ercst-iallen when he discovered that hc had
been disappointed in the hcircss.
When she had entered his magnificent,
furnished mansion. she insudibly murmurej
''hcrc ] shall reign with all the majesty OF q
queen NJ. Al,hode disturbet her revery BY
placing in her hand the works on etiquette,
and at the same time remarking. IA wish you
to observe those rules and b. mindful ,hs
none shall ever be violated in ny prineelymsn-
sion,'
For 4 season all was hiian,y AMI pleasure.
anfh &c gratiicd her fasiidious taste in all tho
luxunes ami cslravsgsnce she wished tor.
But a. time wore on he became less happy. for
hts home AMI ats delights were neglected leT
flr ul,s1.s To-. ..I 49,. - .sh..a ttnrla
of anger and contention were uttered in her
presence; but she needed them not. Tor she
wss not willing to endure lite without con-
,inual excitement.
The peace anl quietncss which he sought
in vain at home. caused him to seek gambling
dens OF dissipation; here he was led into wild
speculations. that swept his fortune away,
and lett him TO depend upon the cold charity
OF a few friends.
With little feeling he communicated the
sad news OF the loss OF his fortune tohis wife,
aud rather GRUMPY intima,ed tina, shc would
be compelled to seek smong her friends, the
comfort she hail denied him. She rcturned 70
her former homes sOnowiul aud neglected
wife, while he continued to drink deep OF the
drcgs OF dissipation. IL was with feeling OF
regret AMI hopeless misery that she
net her early friend Claude. " no had become
he gay AMI happy bride OF the discarded Que.
nd an inmate OF the once hated cot,sgs.
When she witnessed their happiness that
vas based upon firm snl uniying love. how
wildly every warning that Claude had spoken
o her on her bridal day. rushed q her rcco-
cciion. She clssped her hands in prayers OF
,rief. and wildly and sebemently exclaimed.
Gold goldi thou has, been the banc OF
ny life and the overthrow OF all my glory"
ELIZA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
NJ EXITING AT WEST LIBERTY.

Al a large and respectable meciiag Of the
Wings al Ohio county, held pursuant TO pub
lie notice az West Liberty, SATURDAY. Feb.
Iiih. l9iG- levi Mills vas called 10 the Chair.
end Hamilton Boon appointed secretary.
The object OF tn meeting having been "a
planned, TO b. for lhe purpose OF nolaina,inga
Candidate Tor tbs State Senate, on motion a
committee ci Ave, viz Johu Weddlc. Mason
II Dunlap. ffancls 4. Beck. William Wad.
die and DR.. joha kuglisi,, were appointed to
adopt resolutions expressive Of the sense OF
the m~eeting. Tie committee having retired
loo consultation returned and reported the
following resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted.
Hssotred, That We, as wings, are in favor a
a co%nvenIioat 80 amend the constitution Of Viz
ginis. by extending The rigi,s Of suffrage 10
every free white male citizen. equalizing req.
Tesen;zIion in the Legislators, and fixing IL
nPo.i a white bais, which we biic,e 10 BE-
the oaiy one dat .iou!t b. tolerated IN a State
claiming to have Il rrpub.ican form of govern
ment.
Hesottse, That We believe IL to he the dut,
Of the Legislature to establish a liberia, and
~J1dicioas system Of common schools through
GU, the State, 20 as to bring tie means Of OBJ.
i'fning an education within the reach of ever,
chIld wiihia rs %Doriefs, and ihus vine from
ihs escutcheon Of the Old Dominion the stie
mn that one sixth Of her adult white %no,uls
ton nno read.
Reseipod, That the liberal and
views Of our late Chief Magistrate in hi. me.
sag 10 die Legislature apon The sdbiec, ol IN
tesnal improvements, ss well as upon the sub
jcst Of education are such as 70 meet our cor
dial APPRECIATION.
Rssoioed, That wc recommend 20 the ,,l,,
al ths Senatorial district, ~ . suitable persoI
90 represent ihesa 10 d.e State Senate. Col
John rsrnoet al Marshall county. sud that "
believe this, his long Tried and faithful SER,
oss. both 30 the saaate aud HOUSE Of Dele
gates furnish an ample euatsB,y tia, IL elcr
'ed he viii failbhiIly discharge fbc importaa
duties Of he station.
hssotr~t' Thsi &c recommend 10 tbe wl,ig
~ me distnct 90 N ei ~ il,eir rspee,i,- orc
eincta, ioosgaaiAs thoroughly loi Inc nc,,seh
ing Spring %esc1tioa, All respond To ,bs Co.
nation. Hat should 9th portions of,be ID.
tr'et prefer aoo,her ihst we will meet ,h.r
90 convention 81 spch timc and place a. ra
D. appointed. % eHchnnae views w,,h ne,
ant AaoP' snEh measures as msy be calculate
90 iBsgn harmony. %uaison sad success
Resoined, Tbsi ne proceeding II ihs mee
ing b. s'g'ed By the Chaimsu aud sccrear
AMI that . copy thereof b. furnished Ia n
ediio5o q the Wheeling Times and Gazette 4
Pnblscat'on, a1d hat ibe Marshall Besco
end WeIlsbufgh Tran>chp. b. requested f,
publish the sams.
LEVI Mills. CAaiy~as
HAslIros Doos. SECRETARY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
ILLvMINATloN or wHEELING.

Ne arc informed that such isthe confidence
eas Wheelins ncishbors feel nj seeing the Bal
tisnosc RailoOd immediately commenced IN.
tlscis CITY. founled on the communications at
DIR. Jones'. the President OF the Company. TO
their conipittec, that they had. one night lss,
week. a general illumination Of their city
LIT thos. who have opposed The righ, Of way
through this State, under the suppcsiIion that
the road wouli stop q, Cumberland, see il IL
il not time 20 changr their ground. and let our
Legislators b. cautious how they pile onerons
restrictions on tia bill aud thus defea, i, al
together.
The above from the Pittsburgh Gazette of
IN, iTth. shows to what All extent some pco-
Ife will deyiaie isomihe truth to attain an ob.
jeci. The whole Article is false from l,s in.
crpiion 20 It's close. We have not had an il.
Nomination. and we have llah no commuuica.
,ionirom Mr.. Jones ,hatlcaves "a any ground
for surprising the law will b. accepted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

CREDIT, signifies the trusting or lending
one man $ property TO another; and my tailor,
when he sends me homs g coat. srs me
credit and does himself credit at the same
time. IL the coat - a good one; 80 that the OBJ
legation - really mutual. Some political
economists say there ran be no credit ~ithou,
capital. Bat the absence of capital is the ca.
sence OF credit; for when a man has not the
capital 10 pay a bin. it is necessary to give
him credit. In a case OF credit, the party to
whom credit is given Is generally called the
consumer, though the other party often con
sumcs much time in running after the original
consumer, without being able to lay hold OF
him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

FROM HYDE PARK.-Meusrs. J. 81 r
6illendeT, at hydepark, writes W., thai a cen.
ilefnen of their acquaintance hail been subject
to splitting Il blood. which REQUIRED 40 Ire.
qucnlly as 20 furnish the most conclusive eyi.
donce ot a tendency 20 consumption. Vs,ions
Srmedies hsd bcru tried without eject. AMI
consultations were held with physicians ol
the highest eminence with no better success.
circumstance brought him accidentally 10 a
knowledge OF the Clickencr Sugar. Cosird Par.
gstiye Pills, and although he had Iittle faith
IN their VIRTUES, the persuasion OF friends =,
length prevsilcd over his a. termination. and
be consented 10 Try them. The Gfst bor
had no peTcePtihle effect. However. a sec.
ond WAS purch Used. aud the symptoms of hi,
COMPLAINT began immediately to ameliorate,
The splitting Of blood recurred NJ much Ioag~,
Intervals. until. finally. after the use at : lew
boxes moTe IL ceased altogether. W. i nos.
ia the fall glow of hesldi, 0nd capable Of en-.
during tse greatest fstiguc without Inc ieasr
Inconvenience. For agents zee adscni,ement
febl9lt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
POISONED PARrRIDGEs.-on Mond.,

POISONED PARTRIDGES.-on Mop5.,
les, an officer Ut 'lpe Marine ecfp. Chsrles
town hsd o' his table some roasted psuudcrs.
oi which he ste heartily An hour after he
was attacked with violent spssms. lea, n,
dimncss Of sight. vomiting. sc. and 49, ~
seriously affected that his life was sapuos~d ~
b. la danger. servant who pauook of f.ol
from the SAM dish had a similar attack. and
other memben Of the family felt the eaecfs III
illness. but with les severity. probably from
having partaken more sIaringly. II IL h..
lieved that when snow covers the ground the
birds named esi Of q pois0nous berry, and thai
his has produced Ill this trouble -Bosfoa
Posf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
AGovERNoR REBUKED.-Gov.

AGoVERNoR REBUKED.-Gov. Skunk
OF Pennsylvania lately RENTED the fine Of a
man who was convicted OF pedling without
license. but the Court srt aside the pardon.
on the ground, that sIthough the Governor
may have the power to remit a fine, 10 far as
The Commonwealth is concerned. yet IN this
instance one-half went 10 the informer and
TIE other to The county. and they having OBJ
tnined a vested right, the Governor had no
power TO interfere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

We ieam that the Capt. of the Hibemia is
very mad with us for our notice of his refusal
TO stophere IN Sunday last, ume enough to
land aud take ia the passengers that desired TO
leave and NO OF board. Cannot help il. He
does not give Wheeling fair shake anil we
will tell him ofit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

WEATHER.-Thc clangeableness OF our
weather is worthy OF rcmark. Yesterday
morning between 3 and : o'clock the Their
momcter Tell II degrees or down to 10 above
zero; yetut2 O'Clock on the same day it had
risen 70 10, and The snow had nearly disap-
pcsred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

rRrsLEy MsnrtS, ESD, is, VIC perceive
nominated by some OF the ~loooiocos. for Sen.
stor. We do not think he will be the candi-
date. The Col. stands in tho way, aud il
nominated he win have a very good chance
to - decline. then appear abroad ss a
very popular man. Oh. you might do tina,
much for him who has done - much for your
emolumenss. Ifyoudsnot where will he gol
Did not he get Mr.. Newman the Post Office
Did not he dine AZ the white house--on the
cold saouidsr Of iw iumatef Eh!i We'll,
them why NOT nominate him Cor SENATOR
II you should elect him you will have tho
satisfaction OF getting n troublesome friend
out OF the way Of harm for about three month,
ia the year, and it may be the means o. get.
ting him IN ofics ss como fulsssdsy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
THE INSECT SooURGE--Adxice.f from

THE INSECT SCoURGE-Adrices from
Cuba state that the orange. lime. and every
tree Of the ciiron kind in the district Of Ma
hnzas and in other sections OF the island are
perishing under tho mvages Of ali Insect in
shape like a flea, which light on their yerdure
BY myriads and deposite white adhesive spscks
on the bark which are the egg from which
the worm is Matched which ias devastated SO
many of the citson aud orange groves. Some
OF the trees ase wholly deunded. and il is fear ed
that this blight VIII extead itself oves the
whole island.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

These constitute the articles. ma oil the ar
icles taxable BY The State. excepting hank
stock. interest on loans. siocks la the piblic
works, which, suppose ! need not SPECIFY.
There ~ also a%coantry tax for the purpose
oil delaying the county expenses. This =
what we call our poi-fdT. IL never amounts
to more than 81 so on each titbcable. A ii.
tlienble y any white male person over l6
years. The object OF this county lew is 10
binld bridges, repair eour, houses, and defay
ttr ordinary expenses incident 10 every o
~ organization.
You will thus perceive that our taxes a.
mount To little 90 nothing. 1 suppose There
Is hardly a Stsie In the Union, less 'burlened
by taxation tlian Virginia.
There is smoothing said ola tax OF % dollars
on newspapers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
GOVERNMENT ECONoMy-M

1CO4'Oh mineral
Lands appears from oficisl records that
more than a million Of acres ofland have been
reserved from sale as lands supposed 10 con.
,ain lead AMI other minerals. These lands
nave been leased by Agents Of Government
and the amount received for rrnts dn,;na r.,
years was $685. 7i-whiIe IN. rrnenrss -
The syssem during the same period, incIud;ng
salaries paid 20 agents. clerks, and inc;den,s7
expenses amounted ios26,l III lIlil Would
ne eenslfHiionGi Treasury recommended h-
Nc. Posk be a. profitable q government con.
zero a. the minetsl landsl-Sf. Leafs Me-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
CONGRESS.
Mcxpay. Feb. 10. 1916.
SENATE

Petitions were presented from several
States. the Reports of committees received,
several bills from the House read 4 first tune
aud the senate went INTO the debate upon the
Oregon Question. Ms iiann<gAn continued
his speech. and Ms. Colquitt obtained the
floor. .snrI ff-rf. al.A 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

The Argus man expresses grstihcsiion at
the defeat Of the small note bill ia Virginia.
He would prefer that the people Of Wheeling
should be blessed with ragged Indiana and
Pittsburgh and Ailceheny shipplasters. ave
suppose. Did MI. Newman vote Tor or
assins. the bill, or did he !.ssree TO upon con-
ditions that were falhlleds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
PROFESSOR MAFFTTs RELIGION

lhis gentleman an accepting an invitation 10
lecture IN Oswego, said. IL am a Metho.
dist Christian. bat my religion is not eOnfnrd.
nor intolerant, nor bigoted. II Is as Tree as
ar, and as sweet as Heaven; | wish Won all
the true d~iscipiineship Of JeSns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

We must postpone the rmsindcr OF Mt
Rivss' letter . a o.apI dIuI tD-morrJw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
IN

A correspondent, OF the Rochester tN. W
Advertiser writing from Wester Virginia,
thus aiiudes "a the Ia, System of Virginia,
aud the amount Of bur,hens borne by the peo-
pie of that STATE.
TAxfS. Nc.-Although your letter makes no
inquiry ne 20 our taxes. yet | have thought il
we'll enough to direct your attention TO it,
Virginia owes no public debt. IL is true. she
has a nominal debt OF about five OF six mil
lions, but her public stocks would, Tomorrow
even under tl'e hammer, pay of al. she owes.
Consequently Gus people are not burihened
with taxation.
proceed 10 give you = list OF cur taxable
articles with the taxes thereon. They are Is
lall.xx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
BRIDGE AT wHERLlNG.

Resolved, That the Postmaster General be
and he Is hereby requested TO furnish this
House with q statement showing how often
the public mail ON the Cumberland road has
been Interrupted b. the impossible condition
Of the Ohio river ut Wheeling since the LIST Of
January, 1910.
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
Mr.. Tibbat,s moved the following rcsolu-
ton: rf
Resolved, That the bill Of this House MAX
ing appropriations for certain harbcrs aud
rivers be made the special osder for Monday
next. then TO take precedence Of all other
business.
MI. Tibhatts Of the same time moved the
previous question. Carried los, TO 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

There is SONS ice winning in the riveG bu
not enough greatly 10 imreis navigation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

The Habcrdsshers who were more ancientiy
chilled millincrs or miilaincrs on account Of
their dealing In articles imported from Milan,
were incorporated into a company In the year
l4t7; but IL is probable that their number
was not great. since in the reign OF Henry the
Sixth there We're not more than a dozen hab.
erdashcr shops in the whole city. How
much they must have increased during the
reign OF Elizabeth may be inferred from the
complaints made against them. that the whole
street from Wcsimins,e r was crowded with
them, and that their shops made 81 gay an
appearance as to seduce persons to extrayagsnt
expenditures. The business OF the haber-
dashers was not however. confined &c the
lighter articles OF a lsdy's w~srirobe, as O.,
present; bat extended to the sale OF dangers,
swords, knives, spurs, ghsscs. dials, tables.
balls, canls, puppets. inkhoms, too,hpicks.
fine esrihen pots, sait-cellan. spoons, tin
dishes, and even mouse traps, binl-cages,
shoeing horns lanterns aud jews -iumps con-
tnbu,ed TO the gay appearance which the hsb-
erdashcrs shops are said TO have lmadc in the
reign OF the maiden queen. Among she PEN
sioners on the books of The haberdsshesx' com-
pany Is William Pullen, who was fifty
years tho tenant Oh ihe same house. fly yeats
tho husband Of the same wife. and Gity years
IN the employ oi the sasne master. So sinxu,
lar a concurrence u worthy OF rccorts--1-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

A LEo-f AL pel a. sesni Sc . y scatI. 10000
ceres - Loss lying IN Mpsgsa es-nsy, Tsoe.
Nslns IN ne nFai b<suifui ssd healthy sis..,s
,bs kne~n WILD. sold is 1000 ssss Isssn :
esnts - se,e' ~ sl e ~hieA J viii sac ~ -
flemish . ish descfiFf,on q eseh trsrs. fsnu ,he
'erseyos oI'hs 20 in shich go \ lsasl - s,ss.,.l
=" psrE aisrs nasirs ~ Th,esss A Ale3saArsn
= Wbettns We. - ne ssbss sss~s 81 s,.,.n sIia
W zee ~ tYRfs lsHAtg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
BOARD OFTRADR.
PENNSYLVANIA

Sommnfse On Connsres (or fs5raory.
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