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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

ACCIDENT A son of MIR Emory Hawkins,
of this town, while engaged with an older
brother in sliding down hill at the time of the
slight fall Of snow n week more since, was
carried by the sled in wrong direction, and,
striking fence badly injured that he
survived but few days. Scarcely an exter-
nal mark could be discovered upon him, but
he remained in state Of insensibiity from
which no means could awaken him The
lad, we are told, was about five yenrs old.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

AN Invention. The NergeAAes Yermonter
says THURMAN Grandey, Esq. showed ne G
few days since very ingenious contrivance
by which doors of all kinds are rendered per
fecty impervious to wind or water. Mr. G..
has secured the patent right of Abe article in
;thiS country, and we understand, ther meet n
ready Sale,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

occurred la town. One oflhe three then III
with small pox, Mrs Mary Morse, nged 60,
died on Sunday, the 10Th day of the disease.
The other Two ure conVelescent, and able to
lenve their rooms. No persons living in Ell
ther oflhe lamilies affected, nj present, lenye
Their houses. We know Of no cnse of vairo-
loid in town.-BraHieboro PhGnir
Francis HIGGINsoN, NJ. u.
Brntieboro, Dec. IA, 1913.
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CON &c r E S S.

eD,,,rD "WEDNESDAY, Dec. n
SENATE. A peiiiion was presence
Mr. Benton Of NO. from. the citizens oC A. VI
Mexico, prnying Congress TO lepisIn,c n,'
vor of the establishment Of Territnriol " vi
eminent. The petitioners IN their n, wv
protest against the admission If slavery ayg
wish The enactment of no slave lnws - '"l
MIR Benton snid that the petition wns
sOnable in its character and ought to be g, w"
ted. sN'
Mr. Calhoun declared that the petition,
insoleni aud unreasonable.
Mr. Benton rose and replied to Mr. Cobo..
very warmly.
Mr. Calhoun rejoined in some animaed d..
marks. A flare up was threatened.
Mr. Rusk ofTexns, and Mr. Weston n,
Fla. condemned the petition,
MIR Wesico,t opposed the petition and rr
nounced it al inIpOsture and ungemn
This view Of its character he briefly SUM,
ted by arguments which he adduced.
MIR Clayton ofDel. said that the pelio,
ers had right TO offer the petition, proyid,i
II was not disrespectiul.
MIR Calhoun reiterated his previous rem,t,,
that the petition WINS insolent, and ough! mn
to he received.
MIR Benton replied with much warmth, and
was very dogmntic.
Finally the motion TO print was pat, anl
the yeas and nays were ordered, aud decided
in the affirmative; yeas 80; unys ia.
The petition was then referred TO the Com.
mittee on Territories,nDd ordered 10 be prJD.
ted.
Mr. Reverdy Johnson presented the petilior
of Mr. John s. Skinner, of PHILADELPHIA Cor
the establishment of an Agricultural Rreng
In,
mitee on Agriculture.
HOUSE. Mr. Pnlfrey, OF Mass, asked leave
TO introduce n bill for repenling all acts Of
Congress pissed for establishing and maa
thinning slnvery IN the District of ColumhaO,
this the yeas and nnys were demanded and
decided in the negative, by Yeas go, NAYS s
MIR Goggin Oh motion called up his Pos.
age Bill, which was made the order of Oh.
day for the Sd of january.
MIR Root 20. offered resolution inslrgg
ing the Committee OIL Territories to premrs
bills for the establishing Governments in c..
ifornia aud New Mexico, so framed as
provide for the exclusion ofSavery iron
said Territories.
Mr. Giddings advocated the reSolulu
Several members moved for call of ia
House. The motion was agreed to and Oh.
roll called Ivy the Clerk, when lS7 membcu
answered TO heir Eames
MIR Hall of Mo. moved TO lay the resolution
OH the table.
The motion was taken by yeas md NAYS.
aud decided in the negative, hy-Ie cas-, 81;
NAYS, l07 The resolution then passed
Yeas, l07; Nays, 90.
Mr. Robinson moved 10 reconsider the vote.
He wished the question debated.
Before the vote on the motion for recOnSil.
Grafton was taken. the House adl ourncd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

MEETING OF THE Bible SocIErY. The
Secretary desires as to call the attention of
those interested to the change of the day for the
anniversary Meeting of the Caledonia County
Bible Society, from the 9th TO the 2sth Sec
notice
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

THURSDAY, DC, II,
SENATE. rsCameron introduced Will
for taking the seventh Census, which was re-.
lerred To a Select Committee offiVe members
MIR Benton reported lavorably upon the
menorial of Messrs. Aspinwall, Stevens uDi
Chauncy. The Bill proposes to contract viii
them for twenty yenrs for the transporting,
of Government property and troops Hcros,
the Isthmus of Panama. The con,raci is Ia
he made as soon as the Railroad is under
way. MIR DuHIUu moved to nuke the BH
the special order ofIhe day for Monday, whc
was agreed to.
MIR Cameron advocated longer time, in
order TO open a rOud to competition.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
MONDAY. Dec. i.


lands TOR n rail-rnad to connect the Mississl.
Pi and the Northern Lakes. Mr. Dough-;
called zap his hill in favor ofthe admission
of California and New Mexico, as States. and
moved its reference TO the Comniliee OIL
Territories.
Mr. Berrien moved TINT il be referred to The
Committee on the Judiciary, which was car.
RED.
A resolution of Mr. Downs of Lonisianu,for
The establishment of u mint in California was
adopted.
Mr. Miller of New Jersey, offered resou.
ton calling OH ihe President for the cores
pondence, ifIhere was my, with the govern
ment of Spain, with regard to the purchase
of Cuba. H..
MIR Benton called up the Panama Railroad
bill of Aspinwal and others. Mr. Hale oN-
posed the bilI,and after some general discus
sion, MIR Cameron obtained the floor. Much
was said against hnsty action, rs other par
ties offered more favorable terms. Without
any question heing Inken the Senate went H.
10 Executive Session.
HOUSE. MIR Rohinson's motion torseon"
slider the vote adopting the resolution OF MI
Root ofOhio, Respecting slavery in CuilloF-
mia and New Mexico, was laid on the table
Yeas I0S--nays 50.
MIR Giddings asked lenve TO introduce
bill, giving the people of the District of Co
lnnbia the privilege Ofexpressing their SEN
Iiinent upon the subject of slavery. IL was
read twice. Messrs. Jacob Thompson and
Tompkins, of Mississippi, interrogaied Nc
GiddIngs as TO the Interpretation of his BILL
He said he meant to include blacks-he knew
no difference in these matters. II was deCi-
ded to lay the bill on the table, yeas 105,uays
II. Is ,.a
Mr. Vmton submitted resolution referring
the Presidents annual message to uppropr'-
ate commitiees--which was referred 10 the
committee ofIhe whole.
.t- TUESDAY, Dec. ~.
In the Senate, today, the resolution OF MT
Miller, of New Jersey, calling on the fresl-
dent for correspondence relating to the P'r'
chase ofCuba, was taken up. Mr. berr'en
of Georgia, opposed its passage,as he though
it might prove detrimental TO the public ser
vice. Mr. Miller consemetlsIhat 1t should I'e
over. a.,
MIR Benton submitted document caheu
for yesterday, concerning the Panama raII'
road. debnte ensued hetween hessrs Ben
ton, Cameron, Fooie. Allen, and Others Ns.O
the merits of the bill, and no decision "u'
made. r.t fgisr t.sf. -
A sealed message was received from 'I0
President. and the Senn,e went into Execu-
tive session, and then adjourned.
In the House ofRepFeseutn,ives,the SPEAK
err called upon the States for petitions, , aiu
upon Committees for reports. SEVERN p'''
were reported and referred. -,
On motion of Mr. Tompson, OF Iowa. wv
House took up MIR Vinton's resolution 10 "
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sra TWMGNgEYas y }
FOR THE GOLDEN REGIONS.

TURDAY, DECE,M BER 90. Is4s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

UTThe gold fever is likely to prove more
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

fatal than the cholera. More persons wi
have il, and more viii be ruined by il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
FROM EUROPE
News Seven Days Later.
INsURRECTIONIN ROME-AsSASSIN
ALTON OF THE POPE'S PRIME
MINISTER

The Royal Mail Steamship niagara, nrriv-
ed at Boston Dec. lS, from Liverpool the I'd
inst.
The following is n summary of the news
by this arrival.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

Inc government nave NJ ieDgtn resolved II
set at liberty number of ''S;aie prisoners,
whose conduct in the hate crisis was very
conspicuous. From the Dublin jails-Dr
West, Mr. Timothy Sexton, Mr. Edward Trou
ton, and Nlessrs Ryan and Bergen 1.-THE two
latter natives of Ainericn,) hive been dis
charged.
The state of the country in the south anC
west is realty the most appalling. Destitu.
ton and distress IRE now the only things talk.
ed of,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
IA
He would also invite the attention of the public to
the following
Testimonials from Nsmspnpsrs.


We received a week since a very rare and superior
article for an Editors tahle-or for the table OF any gen
teinen or lady who can appreciate tie virtues Of the
most famous product ofthe celestial empire. II consist
cd ottwo papers OF tea, Che Golden Chop and the Ne
Plus Ditra) of very excellent quality, rivdlling in fresh
ness and m their rich tavors the beverages which grace
the table of The Emperor ofChIna. They We're from, the
Philadelphia aud New YORK fekin Tea Company, who
have established their Depot ia this city. Ahef full aud
sat ,siactory praJt of its excellence, we can with conf
dence commend it to our friends. - Cfristia observer.
PEAKIN TEA CoANAEY.-Oue who is really a IHdge,
says, that these Teas are very superior, and, If " have
anV taste IN these matters, II is altogether IN accordance
with This decslon.-thrlslia Repository.
iELIUtoUs iEAs-Ne taNe pleasure ia informing our
readers that the Philadelphia ana New York rekin Tea
Conpany have on baud a varied supply Of roth green
and tisck, diaicnt 70 excel, in deieacy of flavor, rich
ness aud aroma by anything OF the KIND ever imported
into this count y,-trhlsdelphh sun.
The ladies' OF our Lou ehold are charmed with the
samples they havs used, ana delighted thal certain spots
are known where asupply of IN. genuine CHINA can
be neutrality-suspicious..
The above Teas are fot safe by NJ REILLY, Agt,
jy23 No. l67, Market. square, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

GTFAr snNTnNH. p1VT'E
Y7ROM WHEELING TO ALfIMORE, WtsitNt
= rGH CITY, PilLAnELPifA, NEW YORK aad
BOSTON, Tie National Road and Good lnieli 7'asf
Comnanies are running six daily tines to Cumberland
connecting with the BALTIMORE aud ohio Rad Road. or
by ~ hours STAGE travel 10 either oithe ahovecities,
lance hv railroad.
iaTnne to Baltimore = hours.
Time to Philadelphia y hours.
Fare TO Raltip1te II DOLLARS,
Fare to ~ taacl phia ~ DOLLARS.
SIX daily lines leaveth Compnies STAGE and Y railroad
office even morning al q O'Clock, \. NJ. ANA extras luf
nishea Il amy hour d load fhoaid attr,
Tor through tickets 10 Baltimore atl Phlialciphis, an
ply attlr COmF apies' oil ce. No. % W alter street, W nee
ling, Va. two dsnrs uoTtt OF tde United states Hotel
For Good Intent Stage Co WI. SIELLE
And }. e. AglI.sON. far \. Y. So co.
auss Great Central Route hati Road - stage once
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C0UGps s.,
PHFhlSiC,
~ FLUENX \,
BRONCHITIS,

lIiif1lStS #NIiN'
81 Nd an other Bronchial ~ Catarrhal affections sre
"a. rrFr.rtAtty. aud frequently PkRaAsxNTIN relte
we'd and cured hy ilt- TRuN Ms lNfNt.tlBlh
P0IGu EAEnN Il nas never tstiea 70 give ample
satsfactOn. one OF Two dases wiz satisfy you thai ts
VIRTUES sre not cNa fgeratcd. Reai the following fr1ai
the wfeof the Junior e. Tor OF the '9nishursh Ecmpor
ancc Hanuee,i aud daughter Of Judge Gortun. Of Sion
on4aifeia citf. Ia.
Or T~ruNai-tarins The saftng Of ~ | contracted
enlt which Nas attended with a most P~crpleNing cungh
and shooting baius through my luu-s. II was ainos
impossible 10 ice iowa or rest At tisht. Tor acute pan
and slnuucssuf lrcatu; and aNsruslus q bottle 81 cele
braiei lnperisl Cough syrup nitlout ttneti. tool
Two Basas Of gnur llsEihis Remedy aud was perfectly
relieved, and Save mol been rou. - wint stner
MAWrd }. G.. AI1ER
Pittsburgh. Tee 20, iSi7.
For safety Or CHuMDACkE8, McssfsF AiRCHiLI
4 TAYLOR, and MELLON - cts ger bottle
mr. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOKK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY,

r. AVING appointed NJ. REILLY, No. iG7, West
@@ side Market Square, Wheeling, Va, their agent for
this CITY, he would call the attention Of the public to
those '|ELEhBAIEb PACKED TEAS, tho superior
excellence of Which Is too well known to require COM
mcihlaiton. They have te u Tor 4 long time the favor.
tie Teas in the principal Atlantic cities. ard ara fast
obtaining a character throughout the country winch Will
give them precedence wherever they are used.
Al houseNeePers know how dificuit ii has been here.
ioiote TO oAtalp good Teas at far prices, hut the great
iactItesot this Company euahle them 10 place in the
hands oftheir agents the choicest article al prices which
cannot fdIlt sustain the high character already attain
cd by them, and il they should not suit, YOU have only
TO return them 10 abe aren't aud get YOUR money refunded.
many imitatets have risen up who are
vending an Inferior article IN tho name OF this Company,
they deem Il proper TO state, IN order to prevent inpusi.
tt0n, that none are genuine which do not bear on every
package, in addition to the tltlo ofthe Companv, that of
A~cCAlLMONT 4 IN
Sc corner Market and Front SITS, Philadelphia.
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2 a~ss @aD0 SIS
HAMPTON. SMITH & co.
DRY GOODS JDBBEE~.

81 ~
No -! Woop Sr rrrrHraG.
= ne Iow oresirr their Fau sureIy 81 FOREIGN
= y DOMESTIC GOODS. mfc'3sed ct the \.
VOL q a1 -jtrn ''s ai lowest poini of private
s.ts,la Boston, View Nurk, lbuaitlphia AND B~itHorc.
vftrf "jiH be asr.ea ai as s#aN aavad'ee 20 caah 40
ar.rest3 s-pitt H4yrr- as tu any ma-kcf East or West
-t5pt sacs '"w tnsA. cog usta mas offers faf large lots
aHd lngs oi e'nfs, wa Hava Bought leavtiy Of sin"st
every description 81 uaNEs1Ie FARftcs az mach les
titan casf ai production
cor assortment of ORElG DRESS GOOus wes
selected .r"u Ti' stocks No Hnslot aud Ncw YORK early
- Nl-rsi, sItgs Which date they are advanced esst 20
tWe"'' = Z ror' tf package
l1rs 'T Merchants WHO ntt have tioHaht Of going east.
tsiicl 50 20 be- convinced they ran save That eNrense Of
tifae AVID u0uey on Dry Geofs in our market. a. also on
Groceries. Hardware, shoes nfensw are. variety Goods,
etc, etc.
IN OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND
ofoo pieces Domestic, English and German Prints
sft0 do do d. do do
iaoo DO stack. colored and rlail slpacces
Casssof Oregon checks. California riaiis. lama checks,
TyroHcse CLOTHS mohair lustre-, Belgian checks, ere
inpua l'sircs. raraetetta cioths, etc
sen a,eees Jack. bloc and fancy coiored cloths, French,
German afd domestic
100 n,cres pvcfc1jttugs. black and ooiored
sh 81 brew a4d fine ssiinet's
gha do newest style fancy cassimcrcs
100 DO niSin. hiack aud 4orskut dc
SEQ Do leans and tweens. Of every description, Der
wirb t"ecis. Monterey striaes, bids dyet"ccds' Eer
se,s, etc
Ayrrl hasasan variety OF " 'oilen, SIX and satin vest
igvs. revcst STYLES
SEA pieces pIstd iuscys argyle nlaids, etc
ta li res wpplen plaid>. aeRvesi patterns
80 "a arosn and EieachaJ Cartons
$40 do ftucf t~lotkin-s
Gu0 dort1 Il c'aatufss
20 ctsss ot ehc-ks sai5tipr s'rjees. cotton twe"ds. &c
SIS cas- = -rasr Hollands, %raddiass, era'3is' huck
\ vert Jar . vfstaiv ar! quaatity If Winter s'aWis 20
hsffae-5H iets. winter gloves aaI aosiaey, waaileu
e7nf raes ali jackets; winter styles bonnet and
~ 8 lie ssoNt ]s.i,tlnas aud dril'iues
80 W" , a..,.t. e,.d
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CERTIFICATES
oAK srnlNes, Orange COUNTY. Val

OAK SFRiNGs, orange county, fd.t
May &, 1874.
Dear Sir-rhis is to inform you, that in laia. I was
attacked with a disease called Dyspepsia. My symp-
tolns were a collection 81 wind mihe stomach and how
els after eating, swimming IN the head, together with an
affection of the whole nervous system. had the hest
medical attendance my county could aaord-i took the
whole class Of tonic medicines for two years, without
relief; I wore down to Il mere frame. 50 much 80 that
my homes cane through my skin. My diet, for one year,
bread IN twenty tour hours. My ply irtaus gave me
mp 10 die. YVES then carried TO Philadelphia, 10 DR..
Jackson. who saved me from d-aih; hu; notwithstand-
ig he raised me on nay tetl, for twelve months after
wards tet disease raging Ia my system, 50 much 50
that had no hopes et ever getting wei, until by acct
dent, heart o. your Bit ers--I seat ana got three hot
ties. was then 30 weak | could scately walk or ride.
could not eat any animal food: 1 commenced with
then-l could then tive GpoI a fsir diet. tooS SIX bot.
Ties. aud considered mysglf clear Of disease. felt bill.
h0us this spring, and took two bottles more, which |
tnntk has PM me IN az gO0d health a. ever enjoy ed
ihavrtakeu the Bitters be ore and aiiet eating, aud ne
ver without ieeing benefit, / have no hesitation in
sa iHe, tiat I have realized more benefit from your bit
ter Iau any medicine ever look. ielieve. with a
fair rad, they viii .orrect any disoriered stoAlach--
rou may make any dis osal of this that YOU please.
Rcsy %eetfuiiy,
fn3N pOVTER Ir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

40 -, a..f, - P"'' y Il u tbiloN ing
NEWS ROOTS.
$500 pairs mems ,hick hoots
eco do mons Kip do
500 do stout calf do
'0 90 car m %nsVGl'2 sE lSPP sss Boots
1890 pairs mems thick hrogans
$500 do mems kip broraus
$40 do mems stout calf hrogans
$40 n 20 Ss'' a \ go yoi PTHe sG non srrsan'
Geo pairs boys thick boots
$50 do boys kip do
l00 do stout calf do
SEQ do youths thick do
go do youths kin do
leo do youtL's calf do
BOYS MI YOUTHS
500 pairs Youths thick brogans
500 do boys do do
500 do youths kip do
$50 do boy's kip do
900 do bv's & WINS calfdo
WoMEN's KIP LACE BOOTS.
1909 pairs wonten's lace boots
500 do wonieu's calf do
SEQ do wmn's morocco 30
30 do women's Kid do
WoMEN's GAITER ROOTS, HALE CATERS AND
GRO pairs women's eaiter boots
800 pairs thick sole half CATERS
80 pairs pump sole half CATERS
2c0 pairs ladies' Kid buskin welts
100 pairs ladies'kid tie wells
500 pair n, w9men,s morocco and seal neg'd buskins
900 pairs misses' Kid lace hoois
80 do misses goat lace boots
500 do misses kip and calf lace boots
100 do misses bali naitcrs
~CHtLDREN'S HOES
1000 pairs %chiidren's morocco aud leather hootees
laGo DO 60 leather pegged bootees
800 do 20 fancy CATERS
b0O do do goat hootees
RUBBER SHOES.
1000 pairs Indian rubber shoes, embracing every STYLE
of ladies' aid genilemen's rubber shoes that is worn.
SHOE ENDING AND STOCK.
constantly on hand, a large and well selected assert.
nlent OF shoe stock and hndf rs. viz: Spanish sole ieath
er, unper leather, kip and calf skins, morocco, kid. lin
ing and binding skins. AlSO-Lasts, boot trees, shoe
threads, shoe nails, lacks, pegs, loot web, shoe knives,
awl blades aud hats, patent and common pincers, ham
nlers. rasps. lasting, lacks, gslloons Iaces. An assorl
nient Of the finest and most approved styles OF French
BOOT and SHOE KIT.
Thankful for the iihcrel patronage heretofore extended
10 us, we still solicit q continuance of the same.
~McCLAlLEN, KNOX & co,
Wheeling, Sept %, 1913.
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w, MEa.ES,S
Vegetable Dyspeplic and CholiC
BIIIllRS.

u'lE numerous known cures performed by these Bit
1 tiers has induced the Inventor, al the earnest solicit.
alton Of many respectable citizois who have all expe-
Tehced tdeir teneicial and saiutary Effects, TO make
tten public tor the good of mabkind in general. They
are made purely Of vegetable matter, aud may be taken
hy the weakest female with perfect safety. They act
gently Oh the how els. and VIII he sure 10 carry OF any
immunity Of the stomach, and thereby impart vlgor and
sirnnaih 10 the ~ hule sNstenl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

FINE ATCIES AND JEW tSLRl.
III sphscriSer IS se,liag 81 DESCRIPTIONS Of me Gold
aai saver Watches, legeiiy and SILVER Ware, at
much less than tea usual prices.
Fine sola and silver Detached Levers;
do Anahor d.
do LepiRos do
do " quad and tot CHAINS;
DO " ae,s, n,keys anG seals;
Gold aud silver Pencils;
Pencil asses;
Gold Pens. ti eoi and silver cases.
Ladies Gold Breast Plus
- praceicls and Loctets;
i" anal Siivel fhtmtdes;
Diamond Russ and Bfeast fHi~.
s.erfiig silver Spoons and Silver cups, msde to order
Clocks and ~ atcles repaired al shart order
Aae4 \. "a. FNfRfhlLn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

NJ uAVE fr sale some rare lafaaius IN the way Of
< Real Estate 10 the city OF Nteelirs and tan b ~
the rYnniry. auI ihoFe wis. BOG - %Faschase. lea their
s.,,s he lafse or small, woald Dc wed TO MAKE early
,.l,ralau a. iie awncrs are des,rJus 20 sell, aud !
,st,,,,,f seu the land 10 small parcels. and divide the lots
10 .tltt me- parcltsscss. A small payment while reldi
r,d IA hind aud balance Dn tlhic. JohN npsApBs,
VvIeefl,r. &c. ~. Lest Estate Agett
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD q HOWELL.

a i the well known stand of the Black Mammoth
- Boot, south end of Market Square, would respect
luhN INFORM liielr customers and The public generally
that they are now receiving from the Eastern Mauutac
turefs a large aud well selected assortment of Goots.
ahoes' Leather, Caps, Findings, &C. These Goods have
seen selected with great care, and are of The hest qnaiity
and latest style, and we most respectfully invIte all who
want any OF The aliove Goods, to call and examine them,
as ihey VIII be sold as low as at any other House in tho
city. sent ~ ts1s ~