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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21
FASHION FOR hats.
Il S!

ESATS of the above style ON hand and for sale al NV
A& ! ashionahle Hat and Cap SO e, No. 100 Main st.
where l am manufacturer No | extra moleskin, silk aud
Beaver, and every variety OF hats of a superior quality.
My facilities for manufacturing enable me to furnisba
much finer, tighter and more durable hat al lower prices.
than any other establishment in the city. All those
wishing TO purchase the landson,est and Vest hat for inc
price in The city, will please call and examine for them.
selves. lniar q W. w. jim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21

COMPOUND sYRVp or .

CoMfouND shRCP OF A & WILL CHERRY
'i'hls pleasant, safe and cid cacious remedy for eonghs
eol4s' sore lnfoai, Asthma, spiIIing of blood, aud eli
diseases of the chest Ieuding 10 CoSsu Nprtos A. far ~ i,
ny s'oieheepeIs' generally, IN This and adjoining coun.
ties, Al ihA LOW PRICE o. . CTS. PER BOrTLE. snJ
"4oiesaie ana ielal by the proprietors,
LIZ Il L EIuILn n---
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21
Cordial.
Consumption Cured.

A. It rcnews and ihviRurates the system. gives activity
TO tue lirhs. am. strength To- TIC muscular system, mi
most e1trao. dlaary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21

DR.. Townsenis StrsapaiHa iuyigcT1tes the whole sys.
ten permanently. 70 those who have lost their muscu-
lar energy hy the effects Of medicine or udiscrcttuu com
united Hl youth, or the Excessive Indulgence of the mas
sious, and brought on fy aphysich prostration ofthc ner-
yeus system, lassifude. want Of ambition, faiutng -ensa-
tous premature decay and decline, fastening towards
that fatal disease, Consumption. can be entirely restored by
this pleasant remedy. This Ssrsapariia is far superior
to any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21

Beauty and HLenI.h.
Cosmetics, Chalk, and Il varisty Of preparations gen.
orally ia use, when applied to ire face. yerv soon spel T.
Of lie beauty. they close The pores Of the skin and
check the circulation, which. yiieu nature Is not trvarted
by disease or powder, or the skin iHfamed by the aka.
lies used in soaps. beauties is own production in tho
" human face Divine" as "eil a. IN the garden Of rich aul
spd healthy circulation of the fluids OF tho cnu. sim o.
The pure, rich blood 10 the extrciuities, Is that which
paints the countenaace in the most exquisite beauty.
Il Is that which mparts the indesctibdbie shades aud
flashes Of lovelines- that all admire, but none can do
~rloe' III beauty Is the ouspr'hg OF n@tafe-AP'o O.
go~"f VI soup ~ mere y nor, a heH ana heaihF ofcu
ie'lonf tlete Is no beauty II INC iaay Il ilras driven snow
II IA p"int uhu uHc eoSmetof, az 'He piuoa Is thHh'
o'l aIu IMPURE, sue Is MOI pean'lu, II She pc nfoFh
% e"o~, su nero Is pure anu agtFe ooon u sNes
= =" u ~" 70 u Queens III " of'hiH"ey "uo" eyes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21
A.

SreHt sprung nnH Snnsnfr fscdtcincs
MONDE Am BLESSING or THE AGE.
This Extract - pat ~ ~ Qeart Bptfs ft IS sr snst
chtapfr, yieGsarfsr. oud rarrasfsd surerior o. any
sod. II eHres discast rff3ouf rduitaF. prrg.
iHg. stekeHiFg o. de5iiiefHg Ms Patient
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sar-apariil.
over al other medicines j.. while II crsdtcatcs disease, u
iuyigorstes the body. u ispn- or the very best
SPRING y UNNER MEDICINES
Ever known 81 not oniy prrbr. tire Whole sy--fm and
strengthens the person. but n rreales new pure anil rich
blood; a power possessed 10y no other ueficiue. And IN
thi. hes the grand secret ofts wonderful success. II has
performed wtduu The iast Eve YEAR,, Wnrt than 100000
cures Of severe else. OF diseases; 1T least ldG0o wcfe
considered mcurable. Il has saved the lives OF more
than 5000 children the two past seasons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21

tfu-i tne ~ rsiiNs t"t tlla clothing, or Thin sbo.-..
ytt Ata eHl weather, from ttEht laciae
ssd. 1893 aanlis, sieai inenlai sAciteluen, Iopa an
Cd 4aAies, ord eep -featHe OF laild, aud dlsa"S,a1'.Du
aHHa .-ta 90 Other causes, slf4ue tlOse Sli pp|sNs
.a4..aIs, ala a.e long, numerous, and upelsJhN
tla.l ai -a-e growing eut Of tien, which me-. a"y
.uaa a tNf urs4 .ed e. cure. The oHstfuct4op ~
UaEH Yn. u4t4fala elrruons aud cVcS Ious ,.-F
.a4 q. saH "a ui r.Fy i~reIuenl occurrence i.,at.
fps at -a |.let-H, ahu one when II Neglected ~.
dos ts .a-t i4it4 eiu7s4ueEces. A large nrg0Js
o. -. Hlssts ~ i.. stomach, LAYER, Lungs, Bran sod
Gr4t4us ayHles lA t=s.@. u tginaie in ms trn,r.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21
DIR. SwEETSEK'S PANACFA.


DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied Nth NJ, Uous Debility. cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21

DR.. Townsend-Detr Sir | have the pleasure 10 in.
form you that three Of my children have been cured of tho
Scrofula by the use OF your excellent medicine. They
We're afflicted very severely with bad sores have taken
four bottles it took them away for which | feel myself
under great obligation.
Yours, respectfully,
A w. GRAIN. 100 Woosterst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-21

StTCfHFHI ttEtUs
This certificate cunelualvely proves that this Sarsapari.
la has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases O..
the Blood. Three persons cured IN one house is unprecc
deated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
Guy TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 29-6 P. M.
The state of the market for breadstuGs to-day was
rather peculiar Owing TO the non arrival Of some
large tows, due down the Hudson river and scarcity
of lots wanted for immediate shipmen t flour was de-
cidedly rmer, and sales made at 12c to lSc advance
yesterdays rates. Wheat also in some better
request and Gales of Genesee were reported on some
better terms. Owing to the instructions which
companied the orders that came out per Acadia. at
Boston. requiring them to be file before the America
came 10 hand and most of them having bsen executed
yesterday, there We're, consequently, few no
buyers to day, and The price of receded about
4 or SO per bushel, at which moderate sales
made. There was no change in meal. Rye
some frmer while eats remained the same. Pro-
visions firm and saea of pork made at dull prices
Lard was steady. Groceries were steady, with fair
sales of sugars, without material change in prices.
For cotton, refer to the article under the proper
head Merchants W. re iucliued generally to wait for
the steamers news. The America was teegraphed
about 81 4 PM and her news published soon
after its receipt in an EaH Herald but too late to
exei else any control over the L arkets.
BREADsTUFrs.-Flour-T The sales of the day footed
up about 0OO bbls, IN lots, among which 4005
a coo this State aud common Geuesee. Oswego, Mi
chigsn ard Ohio Sc at SIS e21s, with lots of
at So 6S So rs pure brands Genesee closed at
1913. Southern was held at So o2.s a So 49, Wheat-
Sales Of SEQ bushels of Genesee made al 81 IS
and 500 ditto reported az 81 81 5 600 ditto
Chicago sold on terms not understood, and l,2oo
ditto New Orleans red at 81 10, Corn-The
GALES footed up about Is 600 a 10000 bushels,
including parcels of Northern nd yellow at 15c
76c. fiat yellow at nc and a small lot low mixed at
67c and some good mddine at zoe The market close
dull. Rye-Sales Of 1000 bushels were reported at
IKE. Rye Flour was teady Al % S'tz a 81. Meal
safes Itp.IIeu AT 3D. safes CAuhl
oats we've I'D de q o5c. Barley quiet.
0oTToN-1be sales comprise 900 bales, without
char &c in prices
FRufT-1h. cargo Of the schooner Montague, from
Malaga, disposed of to day by public auction. 1t
consisted of 1870 whole boxes raisns at 81 So 0 346
half S. u.s. $50 Or do ut 67c 375 half kegs grapes
at 49, and lemons at 81 STH, all months.
FREIGHTs-Rates continued firm. Corn, in bags,
taken for Liverpool Sd and flour at Is. Cd, and
800 bushels of corn were taken at Cd Cotton ditto
at : 80 Further engagements of corn in bulk were
made for Cork and a market at I'D,
PRoyisoNs-Saes Of about 100 barrels pork
made, including mess at SO and prime at $40 Lard
sales OF 400 barrels made 1t S $40. Beef-no
change. Cheese--sales of 500 boxes made at &c
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20 cotton market Is with
out change to notice sales of 500 bales
at steady prices. Flsur dull and sales ef-
fected of HOO barrels Illinois, &C.. at decline from
our previous quotations. The demand for was
fair the sales reaching 10 600 bushels mostly white
90 a "a cents. Other articles hanged
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2S.-The market for -four Is hsa-
Vier than yesterday. and the business done is at a
small c,ncession Sales Of 500 bbs Western at So rs
per Dbl. There are more sellers than buyers. Sales
of whiskey, in bills, at 16 1855 cents per gsllon
There is no change to notice in groceries Sales OF
1000 Western hams capvassed, at 7 cents per pound
Linseed oil sells at 50 SO cents per gallon.
PITTsBuRc, Sept 2s-The -four market is heavy
and moderate sales have been effected at previous
prices There is change to notice in the grain
ket The receipt of is small. There is de-
mand for provisions There is a slight advance to
tice in groceries. Supply of fish moderate. Cotton
market quiet. There feet inches water in the
channel
BUrrALo, Sept Receipts within the past twenty
four hours Flour 5000 bbs; wheat, Is 900 bushels
corn ~ 000.d do. The market for flour rmer. and
prices had upward tendency; sales reach 600 bills
at 81 rs, 81 s76 in wheat the sales add up $4,000
bushels at soc for Chicago, and ESQ., for Ohio corn
steady with sales OF 600 bushels to arrive within
a week or ten days, at SO Hc.
ALBANY, Sept. 2g.-kecepts within the past twenty
four hours.-Flour 400 pbls.; corn, 200 bushels.
Flour continued firm with steady saes the operations
in 500 bushels yellow, at 1870; Of barley
there sales of 400 bushels at rs 76 TIC in
wheat no sales were reported, quotations remained
firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Amerca-For Halifax-Ensgn Pssor
Messrs Walker Ineus Grosvenor Adams and Mcdonald
Dickson sister and children For New YorMrs
and Capt McDouga lady and servant DR. Wood lady
and MISS God and servant Mr. Ma lady children and
servants Dr Patson and lady Por and lady Mons Muce
AZ lady Brown and lady Master and Miss Brown Black
burn and lady Dir Swift lady, infant and servant Mrs Cartwright
Guerr Greepshed, and Tahan Mi,s Perry servant
kcAipne sister and cldn Rev Mr. Herchmer DIR Clark DR.
Rushton Capt Barrs Mr. Censor, Master Tavd, Mcssrs
latham Bincke, Greenfield. Crawder Fraser Mount
gomery, Gibhsrdt Frsnckncel, Lawton, Mccarthy
Jas Morton sanner, Part, Levos Lefergue, Biska
DucaDran, G Keepane II Boructhard, Kneeiand;
strong Chandler John Chandler Charles Garlic and Mceker
Mr. LAwranee bearer Of dispatches Denly Bison Lindsay
Brush, Ruh, Wrgey, Hid, d Smith. Glenzer, Hill,
wilson Watt Riddy Malcolm Williams Ferguson, Golding Nj
coll Gimour, Cordicks Jacobs Cookson Kldn Ed wards
TO New York-Mr Engls Tucker, Capt Tatlsop, and
Barrelh.
LrvrRrooL-Packet ship Fdela-Rev Hugh Smith, d D. and
lady, New York. Mrs Yeaton and child Wakefield a. Mrs Z
Preston, London Mrs Rawdon and servant wdon
Henry Rawdon Miss Margaret Rawdon, Jane Rawden, Eliza
Rawdon Sarah Rawdon, Della Rawdon Dublin Thompson
Eoinboro Mrs Mckenzie New York. WALKER London Henry
yaeksop Shfield Alfred Lewis, MD, Manchester John
Fogurty, Thures. -
frvrR rooL-shp NJ mnon-Mr Besl Master Thomas Beal
Messr Henry Smith VIM Smith, DIR Carpenter Rev VIM Null
ler--300 in the
LvynPooLshp fancheon-Charcs Crowdy, George Beevo-
" ii Woods--3l6 in the steerage. =
CRoNsTADr-Ship Arcole-Johu Sherwood from st Peters
burg; Mrs Fell child and servant, from Elsineur f
CASToN--Ship Ariel-Mr Spring.
PARA-Brig kepublc-J T Bay and son.
LaGvAyRA-Schr Euphemia-Mrs Maria Pauson Miss Paul
sor, Mrs II jackson. Ilir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, sept .. iof,
Advlces from Mexico, received here, state that
Santa Anna had applied for PERMISSION 10 return
TO that county.
Paroles and his followers were still disposed to
give trouble TO the existing government .
The affairs OF the country appear outwardiy
ouiet. hut II was feared that there were elements
81 revolution within which would, sooner or later,
break out into open hostility TO the present govern
ment.
The Crops--sea Disasters---Whig Meeting.
BosroN, Sept %, lS4S
Halifax papers OF the 18th state the corn crop IN
Nova Scotia is very light, and that the wheat is
almost destroyed, The oat crop Is not heavy, and
the early potatoes are nearly all destroyed by the
rot the late crop. however, Is in a much better
condition. Much suffering is anticipated amongst
the poor settlers.
The British bark Shannon, seventy days from
Bristol, for New York, with cargo OF iron, and
ITO passengers was spoken the 18th instant, lat.
Al, lon. 6S, with loss of sails, spars, &c.
the crew or short allowance, and part of the
passengers sick. They had been forced to burn
their small boat, spars, and water casks, to cook
their victuals. They were supplied with some pro-
visions and water, by the Turkish brig Arrarat,
which arrived here from ConsIantinople said to
be the first ever arrived.
The wings of Salem had a tremendous meet
ing last night, numbering some four thousand
persons, who were addressed by the Hon. Ru-
fus Choate and others. The meeting was en-
livened by the burning of Bengola lights, ascension
of rockets, and the illumination OF the buildings
A delegation was present from Boston, and many
other places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

ng Of The 2sth. suddenly, ADELAIDE E.

ON the morning Of ihe 2gtb, suddenly, ADELAIDE Z.
PRATT, adopted Daughter Of ). 4. Armstrong. ,.
The funeral will take place from the reside nee Of
ber father No so Sixth street at 10 o'clock Satur
day. The friends OF The deceased and those of the
family are invited 10 attend without
On Friday evening 29ih inst, TuoMAs LEWIS aged
20 years, after a lng.rin illness.
His friends. and those OF hi. sou, Elijah T. Lewis
respectfully invited 10 attend bis fnuera on Su
day next, at O'Clock T. NJ from his late reside nee
No % Eat 1eth street. near railroad.
On the 9th met, Of consumption. Mrs. ApALISE
GORDON wife Of Edward Gordon eyed ~ years.
The friends Of the family and those OF her brothers
William Butler. and Thomas and Theodore Syphas,
and also the members Of Emporium Lodge No $40, /.
O. Of o. and of Mt Zion Encsmpment No 81, o.
Of f. are earnestly requested to attend her funeral
from her late r.sideLce No. 2 Sd avenue. near 18TH
street, on Sunday afternoon, Oct LIST, at O'Clock,
without any further in vitation.
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S.s.Ss pYss.s D..s. s,:;s.s s2, n:s:. H..ss
y.s.a. oosssSass HsSS;hs cSid. Harold Rsk asSsn.
BIssSysndsii.. cA.s.. corl. &C. Ness,A walsh; vrst
Pitt Bs!nass Rs. Tsis jSSn kS
sump fo.ls, Noble A,ospys nsohe St AArys chsrios.
ss SE ssssr ksss Port Az Prince. Joseph rms
H cSssapssss a
Nancy RB,nor DAVE De- saks pci'sdepaa Rich
Arrived.
Sep L. left Halifax Scot "a mdss Ca.ar
s.Ss s 1 = % vS
and blew suddenly shifted 70 The west.
ward with srsmendOussea Sept Is passed
passed ship Bevas1 Soaoa a S
& Ts% n S sss sns It
by ne New Boy-the very heavy preventing her from
ship Ariel g, Posonl Hunt casto May " with g. to
ship: Hsn and and ssa
os s Spr sw s.T and
with mdse to RshsrdsonE Co anu '-A'' '''A' -
SiR. xs
sss ss q, win R:
topssl yard overheard; and was drowned.
ss:s: .'s % X S'; spoke s:' ss
Ship Gnnssot. eof New 6eansj Allen Liverpool and 20
from Cork with mdse and l6 steease passenger
BOARDED r ~ Ss
Bow At PM A. he Nsprews w. '"''N ~e
SHIP BATH Morse Cardiff W, 40 days. with iron.
ship rrca Crcnstadt Aug Esinour 2O and IA days
British bark shannon Davis Bristol Ga days. with rOn
Isabella Teldhusen Bremen AZ days in ballast
and 100 pass pgers TO Oerchs l. Kruger.
Bark Lion Of Bath) Henry Bremen As days, with mdse and
ship Remittanoe, As days from Liverpool for New York.
Dutch brig Maria Anna Henenderwe Amsterdam 81 days.
Brig Republic Lttle6ed Para, days wi mdse to Bishop
Ne Sa T., ~ 50 sgShs sr REQ r0.0 ca
With van H. ION
all the passage and has been North Of Hatteras days
Brig Enrisn. Ekine Ragged Island II days. with salt to
wstn The hurricane has destroyed great xuanty OF salt
the Island.
British Mary schuguet Newfoundland days. fish,
British brig True Blue stapeton Sydney IL days with COAL
British irs Lva VAIL St John, NIB, days with DEAL to
Bish brig Portland Scott St John, NIB days. with plaster
Brig Damerscove Osborn, Passport days with plaster
sehr Enphemia Edrdg Laguayrs 9th inst Cabeo
schr Isabella Oliver Newborn NC days 25.h off Cape
May spoke brig from New York for Savannah
Sehr Cinderella Scul, ScuL Norfk.
0schr Nommatal Cooper, Thu ma ton.
chr Albany Packet, Hewitt Thomaston.
Schr Leprelet,e Sleeper, Thomaston.
Schr Leo, Jameson, Thomaston.
Schr Teluls, Dunbar Cherryfoid
Schr Atlantic Trot, Portland 4 days
Schr Martha Maria, Burr, Salem.
Sehr Cambridge, Lacy. Boston.
Scfr Albania. Johns Pawtucket.
Soir Denys, DenYs. New London.
ship supposed to be the Wellington Chadwick. from LOndOn
LIST inst with mdse. to Grnnel. Minturn 4 Co.
Also ship and bark.
SErTEMBER 2e-Wind, at SUNRISE s; meridian S. sunset s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
Inv Intelligence.

1N CousT OF APPRALs, Abaay, Sept. IS, 164S.-Or-
dered That terms OF this Court be held at the pito
in the city Of Albany on the last Wednesday of De-
cember next, and the first Tuesday of January
next The December term will be held for the pur-
pose of making decis ms, and arguments will be
heard. AS the next November term commences on
the day of the General Election, the Court will not
open that day until four o'clock in the afternoon
apd defaults will be allowed to be taken. The pro.
must be printed writing paper, and a compliance
with the 18th rule will be required. No. 80. Samuel
Pitts Reyes Wilder. Samuel Stevens heard for
the plaintiff in error; Nicholas Hill would follow for
defendant in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
The ElOpcd.

UTICA, Sept. %, 1878.
Michael Sullivan and Mary Emcl,ne Richmond,
who eloped from Newark, New Jers y, were ar
rested in this city last evening by ON er Barnes.
A wit OF habeas corpus was obtained by Counsel
charged. Sullivan will be detained until tn arri-
val Of the girls father.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
Married..

At Sing Sing, Wesrcb. st.r County, on Wednesday,
September 9th, by the Rev r. Bettiuger CHARLES o.
JoIIrF, Esq of Chiecothe Ohio, to MARY +, daugh-
ter Of DR. A. Hoffman. .
On "Wednesday evening, September 9th, by the
Rev, MIR Spears, Mr.. EDwAbp JONES Of this city, to
Miss ELIZABETH Barlow. Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

FROM LAGUAYRA-The schooner Euphemia,
from Laguayra, 9th inst reports that lntellgen nee
had been received at Porto Cabello that General
PaeZ had taken Mafcaibo. At Laguayra the
stock of coffee was nearly all sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER made speech
the Essex County Agricultural exhibition, at Lynn,
Mass, on the 9th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
SLIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE
Comma nders Of vessels bound this port will
fer favor upon by having all parcels papers and
reports intended for the Ne York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer the Nrws
Bow She will board inward bound vessels In the vi
cinity of Sandy Hook Those bound to other ports
whether foreign domestic wiz confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mai
or otherwise, ship papers that may be deemed
Of interest 10 the community We viii gladly recpro-
cate the favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
T Isr OF LETTERS REnAlNlNG IN TILE NEW YORK

IL Post Office, September 80 1S4S -
OFFICIALLY PUBILnzEDr PAPER HAVING THE LARaEs
CIRCULATION. ~ ,Iu.
Poase mention the the which they are
LADIES LIST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHuADEIPsIA, sept q, 4 p M-Airved-Bsrk Venezuela
Wilson lAguayra brss Canton, Boston, MyrA do Wal
pole, Fall EiverI Zenobia. Portland.
Ceared-Shp ork vardyke NOeanE bark Hyperion (newl
BENJAMIN, WIpdicg brig Clean, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

DtsrId Of Westminster,
The Hon lie Probufe Court for The District Of Wesf.
minister 10 all prs-Das Interested ia ~ Estate Of
Mark q. Reed. 'afe n fssfiH,y "a suid Dis
tricf, deceased interstate, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Henry II. Barton. Administrator
w Of said estate, has presented to said court his
petition in writing setting forth the amount Of debts
due from said deceased, the charges Of adminisira-
ton as far be aseertained, and the value Of
the personal estate and has requested said court TO
grant him license to sell all the real estate Of said
deceased, except the widows dover, but including
the reversion Of said DOVER representing that sale
Of part Of said real estate will be necessary in or
der 10 raise funds TO pay the debts and charges Of
administration, and that sale Of apart thereof can
not be made without injury TO those interested in
the remainder, and hath shown to the said court
the situation Of said real estate II Is ordered that
said application stand for hearing and decision at a
session Of said court 10 be held 1t the Inn Of Nell
son ID. Evans, in Townshend, in said district on
the last Wednesday Of January, is4e, and that no.
tice be given to all persons interested by publish
ing the nature Of said application, the reason for
the same and the time and place set for hearing, in
the Vermont Phoenix, newspaper printed at Brat.
tleboro, in this State three weeks in succession all
which publications shall be previous to said time
appointed for said hearing, that they may appear
and give bonds for the payment Of said debts and
charges Of administration, or show cause why said
license should not be granted as aforesaid.
ABISfiAI STODDARD Regr
Rockingham, Dec. 30 ls47. 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-07


INSTITUTION OF THE VERMONT STATE
GRAND LoD0E OF THE !. o. o. Fla State
Grand Lodge Of the ]. o. o. F. was instituted
at Montpelier, on "Wednesday, 2sth ult., by New
ell A. Thompson, ID. G. S. Of the U. 8. G. L.,
assisted by William Z. Parmenter, G. NJ of the
Mass. G. L. The officers elected were s, IL.
Price, of Windsor, G. Nj Joseph Mitchell, of
Burlington, D. G. NJ; C. w. Bradbury, of Yer
gennes, G. W.; Charles s. Dana, of Caledonia
county, G. S.; Ira S. Town, G. T.; Eli Ballou,
G. r.; and Rev. J. II. Willis, Chaplain.
Welearn that the proceedings on this occasion
were highly interesting, and all present are de-
lighted with the manner in which they were en-
tertained by the members of Vermont Lodge
No. q" and by the citizens generally. There
was supper, elegantly got up by Mr. Cottrel,
and lcyee in the evening, which was largely
attended by citizens and others and the whole
was carried out with the taste, beauty and boun-
tifulnes, which has become characteristic Of the
people of Montpelier