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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
FRESH NUTS AND FRUITS
CLOCKS. WATCHES, d. JEWEIRY
FAIRCHILD & TAYT.op

CLOCKS. WATCHES, d JEWEJ,RY
| FAIRCHILD & TAYLOR
| HAViNG just returned from the Eastern citics =,
80 now openins in addition to their former stock
leweiry, Millinery and Dress Trimmings &c wbic,
they believe 10 be the best selected stock west "t nv
MOUNTAINS. iheir STOCK consists in part as follows.
GOLD MERCHANDISE
| Gold and Silver Watches; gold Guard cb,in. ,,
chahsi seals and Keys; gold Finger Rings $500,
stone sets; Gold Rings with seal tons:
gold shirt Studs; gold Hearts and Crosse go u ihgS
clasps and snaps; god Pencils; asserted Li % acele
Gcn, Soa mounted cameb Breast Pins, for Ladies AND
and Necklaces "'s' assorted patterns gold Ear Rings
Silver Table Spoons s,I,o
do Cream do do 80 Spuohs'
DO Mustard Spoons ~ ohgs,
do Butter HALVES 10 .y 80" spoons,
SILVER darts and head ornaments
STEEL WARE
iassels, for bags and purses steel Dress ss ana
easps; steel Iweezers; steel Pens; steel Head and Nes
mar Brushes ass'd patterns: Pene.ra,in. ~,
ho re, Go ia do; footh Brushes, % patterns. inG,;
10; ldo; Laiher do; Watch do '"''''
CUTLERY.
Rocket Knives, !, g. 3 and blades: r,b,e Kni ,
t"rksi do carver Knives do do Sieels; do Kni' and
%, 81 70 % pieces German silver table aud Tes snoops
" ade x Butchers Razors; Jackson Stacy a. = pp"si
Eiotts do; VIM G,eHves & SONS DO - ''Si'" do'
BONNET TRIMMINGS
nolh e SILKS; escorted; Bonnet Ribbons; Bopn.,
hings; Bonnet Flowers. ""hhet Ill
HOSIERY.
Ladies BIN silk Hose; do white do do. ca.,,.,
ana s,'n VIII ana hk; cotton hoseiy as r"lors
and assn,,ed co1 p'lety assorted Sues white bIonJe
"'a aSsoi'e' ooofs; Ladies' Cloves etc ' o"ae
LACES
.' i'e TN hd!mgsi Blk do do: Thread r,,.fn. -
main s,tk bl lace and Edsnss; SIR blonde Iscs
noooih EdgIuss and lnscfttnps up '"as' assorted;
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
REGISTER

REPORTED RY C. " BERRY
ARRIVALS ANN DEPARTURES
# Boats jor the tast 4 hours en- ling yestsr
day at a o'clock, p. NJ
ARRIVED.
Lewis Wetzell, Thompson, Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney, Z"
Hudson. Poe, "
Zachary Taylor, Lucas, Cincinnati,
Dolphin. Ii zlett, =
Weilsyille, Barnes, Sun Fish,
Robt Wightman, Williamson, Pdrkersburgh
Virginia, Dawson. Sleubenvile,
DEPARTED.
Lewis Wetz'l, Thompson, Cincinnati,
Zachary Taylor, Lucas, Pittsburgh,
Dol hin, Hazleu, g
Consul, Kinney,
WelssiIle, Barnes, 90
Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport,
Virginia Dawson; Steubnville,
) feet 6 inches water III the channel-falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

SOLAR PARALLAX.-A report was sub
mit'ed to Congress IN April last. with reer-
ence 10 setting OH foot an expedition 70 the
most Southern available position Of the Yves
tern Continent. Tor the purpose OF making
observations on the planet Venus during the
period OF her retrograde motion; these OBJ
servaiions are to be conioined with similar
observations at the Observatory in Na>hng-
ton city, 18th a view to determining, more
accurately than has hitherto been done, the
solar parailax. The plan cmanated lfom r.
Gsrliae OF hfarburg, well known for his as.
Economical aud eudetieal lahors, and was
COMMUNICATED By him in letter 10 Lieut.
GiIi>s, dated April II. IS47 in which be
earnestly seeks tor the co operation Of Amer
lean astronomers The CORE pondence on he
subject between DR.. Gerliag aud Lieut. Gill
liss address Il by the latter to h Chairman
OF the Committee oil Naval Affdirs OF the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. was made the
basis OF the report. The Objects one worthy of
national expedition. The report states that
IN i7G9 Dr.. RI teHhouse. under the patronage
OF the gov rnmslt of Pennsylvania. made
report OF great value. Tue subject is, there
fore, already connected with the history Of
American Science, under the auspices of 90
vemment patronage. Illinois Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

DiED'-on Saturday morning, 22nd inst,
after long and painful illness, which She
bore with christian piety. RACHEL MARSH
in the Sad year OF her age.
On Sunday the pa inst. ANNA GORDON
youngest child OF Edward h. and Maria Fitz-
hugh, aged D years and two months.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
denee OF her father on Qaincy ST. on this
(Monday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

A GALLANT OFFICER. Major Scant-
land, of the U. S. A.. arrived al Louisville on
"Wednesday evening, on his way TO Newport
barracks
Major s.. on the breaking out of the war,
enlisted as private in one of the Tennessee
regiments, and was Distinguished tor mis- bra
very at the battle Of Monterey. He afterwards
entered into the army in the regular service,
and at the stcrming OF Chapul,epec, was des-
pefately wounded by an ounce ball from an
escopette striking him in the righ eye, pass.
Ing out behind the left ear, and strange tell,
he IS now in good health and apparently suf-
iers bat little from the effects OF his wound.
The sight OF the eye is lost to him forever,
aud his powers OF articulation are very much
impaired. but otherwise he feels 40 inconven
fence. For his services at Chapnltepec he
was promoted to the rank of Major.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

VIRGINIA: At Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, began. continued and held for the county
of Ohie at the Court house thereof, on Wednesday
the 2ist day of June. 1913.
Edward W Stephens
po,.., n J, n.,,. In CLANCY. Decree ferAe'
ABSTRACT:
"A ND il is further ordered that this cause referred
aAA TO one the Commissioners of this Court who is
30 audit. state and settle the plaintiffs account as Ad.
nins,rafor of said Robert Boyd deceased and also as
certain what debts due 10 said plaintiff from the es
tate OF said Boyd wei all other creditors of said
deceaseds and for that purpose that said Com.
missioner puhlislan advertisement some ncwspaper
printed in the City of Wheeling requirir. all such cred
itos Ia come in and respective debts or claims
before MN. WIlhIn a time 10 lie limited default
thereof, that they lie eschewed from the benefit of tins
Decree and said CosBiss also ascertain what
real estate the said Robert Boyd died seized or possess
cd Of and the annual value thereof hat debts due
to the plaintiff to other of the creditors of said
deceden chareeable therein; and that said COMMITS.
sioner report the said with any other deemed
pertinent by hsefo specially required hv the parties
Attest: ALEX 4 LAiDLEY, Crk
NELSON, for Complainant.
Commissioners Office, June 90 IS4s
NOTICE.
hereby notify the parties having anv interest in the
matter contained in the foregoing Decree that have
appointed Thursday the Sd day of August ls4e at NV
ohlce, in the cty of Wheeling between the hours of
O'Clock, NJ, and sun sci of the day as the time
and place, when and where | will proceed 10 take The
account therein directed, and win adjourn from day 10
day as be necessary for the purpose of TAX said
account and require all having claims against
the estate OF the said Robert boyd deceased to present
the same properly vouced for settlement on or be fore
the 2ith day of August next or Otherwise they will he
excluded from any benefit of the said decree
JAMES A CLARKE
Jedo Master Commissioner in CLANCY
Virginia. AT Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, begun. continued and held the county OF Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

GUST finished, large OF the hest Looking
" GLASSES e-r Uttered Tor sale ~ this city, ami w lie
so very low Tor cash. at t. 4. q ABRIEL'S Hate of
:. keanedy'sl Looking Cas- Wareroon.s, No. ss
Main street, WhesAng. jyls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Gen. Batter, arrived here ou the steamer
Gsuessee yesterday morning. The beat was
slluted by the firing OF cannon, bonlircs &c.
aud committee went on the boat; but he
was in his state room and declined being seen.
There are some humorous stories told OF the
reception Of Mr.. knole, chairman OF the
committee; but we suspect they are no, true.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
LANDS AND LOIS.


ry5IE subscribers will offer al Public sale, on the IN
a August. Isis, al the Court House, IN Wheeling,
10000 acres of Land lying heiw cen the tennessee and
Duck Rivers ~ Perry county. Tennessee, abtnt miles
from hem and 100 from the ono. These lands are hea
willy wooded, yielding, say 100 cords L. The acre, and
large ou5ntiy Of Shiptimbcr and C1opcrs SUIT. They
are well deserving Of cultivation, having soil equal to
that Of an yNAeeng lands They opposed TO con.
tain arge beds of Iron ore they are in The grand iron
region Ut Tennessee.
Al In; same time several very desirable Houses and
Terms aud Titles will be made known On or heisIs The
DAY of sale. ELY DORSEY,
Wheeling Juv7 1873. II. NJ. JAMESON.
10 Pittsburgh Joursal copy TO the amount of 81.
IF'Testmonials arc reaching the proprietor contin
ually. exioiling the efficacy 'of b. A. FAHNEsrocKs
NErNfFUGE, and hearing witness ia favor of its magical
powers. II is the destroyer and but for lis
its discovery hundreds. in the enjoyment of life
would have been in their II restores the organs
Of digestion 10 the else Of their proper functions
system from all Use it with confidence, as
there never preparation possesslnf such
dnary powers to eNpel worms. Prepared only by b.
A. FAmNEsTooK. Pittsburgh, Pa jyls
DR.. ROSES CONCENTRATED COMPOUND EX-
TRACT OF EARSAPAkIII.A.
HlS PREPARATION has proven itself decidedly superior
to atbiler compou nds Of sarsdparilia IL has cured
ulcers removed impurities of the blood aud sreng hem
sapara had failed. 1t Is decidedly superior TO Sxaius
Panacea, having cured diseases where this remedy had
been tried in vain. Dose for adults, ieaspoonfuI
three times day; children half the Quaptiy.
For sale at BRENTLlNGER'S Apotheca.
myls Ashland Square, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Ey ih@iNi a TO wit: Al Rules held in the clart,.
nee OF me Circuit Superior Couri of a, ui
tlat'osIy ior Neil'l county, the first Monis, gu.
'"ne' iofe' E'JSh Burns, Complainant - VI
n against
" aiisol' pavd Williamson, James Strait
rh % sn'iE SU@t t4d Jacob Miller, defendants '
ne deieadant, David " liliainson.ust nav ,s,1
ms appearance and given security accorI,ns
act % Assembly and the rules OF this cour, 80 "e
appea's hs satisfactory pfoof that he is no an H II
nah OF ihe commonwealth st Virginia. On ii '"us
ae iipaihst II Is ordered Thai III. SAID defa o.
1 a. e hls' day OF The next term OF ths com,
a'n SlisWei me complainats lin aud t,t a 10 'outt
Gs ~ aoanWlh ihs"led m toe Wheeling i,.es ~
"aIe.e' newspaper published in the INV az NJ aa
10 =, W. months successvcy and copy thereof
al tue nom door OF the Cour House OF ms 'S'ed
4 cory tesie. TRIp WINS. ,Sui'!s
t|"""eiii JuHa u, l-ls ~, IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
NOW Is TILE TIME.

& ASrS AND BOOT TREES.-Just received. fresh
- 1py of Lasts Boot Tfees etc. sign of The
hs red boot. lyfI M'CLALLEN, KNOX 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

The following gentlemen have been oppoin
'ei the Rough and Rljy' committee ior
the several wants of this cry, ior the present
campaign, ani they are requested 10 use every
honest means in ;heir power to promote The
election Of Gen Taylor to the Presidency Of
The Us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Chsncery, began, continued, and held for the county
of Ohio. al the Court house thereof, on Wednesday
the 2isi day of June 1913.
AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

AJR pDios 4NO. - Nlick Rrai aidss.
ton, just received aud for sale by i'lnspec.
w LIST HOWELL ASDco.
On Consignment. y: 20 Seis No 2 maekerel,
"i''i VIII Se sold low. FORSYTH & B.ppp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

E.iLoUR-ie0 barre.s new wheat Flour
:. 40 do old do:
30 do No. 3 Mackerel. isis;
eco lbs Wester Reserve C.ieese for sale by
Jy2I MORROW WAkEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
~ VS. In Chancery. Decree for Act
VIM Orr and oiers>
RS'rP ACfr,

hh parties interested in the matters of the foreooinc
decree, are hereby notified, that have anpointed Tues
gay te hft day of August sis between the Lours of
o'clock, and sun sci OF the day. al NV Off 20
III ,le cs OF Wheeling, as the time and place when
ahd where shall proceed 10 take account therein
directed Aud require the production before me of Mi
such ooNs papers, and vouchers, may be prouer 10
enable melo take and report said account
jee5 Master Conn,,sr H. 49, ~ nm,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Fancy Soaps, assorted pern,,nes. uaue,,. n,.,
Lsoap' kddwa,' Moderated soap; Fancy sosas i,
fi ~ 'ehl co'o;ies; German do; Eau Lusire lar tt
h@if' hair Dye, assorted eaors: Hair OILS s,, :, a.
ioliaalems, ass,d IL el and hair powders ga
tIoehs and Watches repsired al short malice. ST.,
Sp,shS made TO order and all jewelry IN our ina %
heellng. Apr. 10 FAIRCHIIn 4 TaMi On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Saddles, Brides. Harness, &c.
general assortment, ioI sale low a, the old stand
JYla JOHN kNOTE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
THE NATIONAL PSALM
IST,
BY MASON 4 WEBB.

NOW ready for delivery, - The National Psamlsi
Nnew collection Of Church Music, ETC., by Lowell Mason
und George james Webhn
Thl' work. upon whnh than three years labor have
been expended Is presented ChoIisters, Teach
of Music aud Others, most complete MANUAL OF
PSALMODY, adapted 10 the of Chors, Congregations.
Singing Schools and Musical Societies.
In addition to large variety Of entirely new Music fur
nished by distinguished foreign and native contributors, the
National Psamisl ia believed to contain larger
ton than any other collection, Of the rich standard tunes
w;h tho church has used or but mauy OF which arc
nevertheless new to this country.
Il contains most Of the popular English Chants, ana IT'S
Anthems mostly new, well adapted both oT church wor
ship and ehuiI practice. ,
Its indexes very compeia embracing besides me
usual nlphaheGn and mercal indexes, an index TO hfs
lines Of hynls &c aud "Descplive Tables ~ which the
tunes are classified according III aud rhuraete
RUSSELL. and GDLDsBURY'5 HEADING hooks,
now used in more 400 towns, and admitted TO be the
best and cheapest now before the publr,
Classical and School Books aud Stationery of all kinds
furnished to Merchants Teachers und Towns al very low
pTi Orders solicited BY
I'aDD0l, BbLiffeM0gs n Mason,
esfw ia Washington street, Boston.
Q5- For sale by E. p. WALTON " Sons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12

also, publisher of the following works:
Adams's New Directory OF the Cry of Boston; The Mas
sachuses State Record booE of general information, for
1919; Art of ConveTsing Floral Gems Zion friunej
Trad Sonnes Sunshine and Shade Maxms and Sayings
The sociable story re eri Tho Vacaoni Consnmrton
Prevented Passion and other Tales rhe Dream Fulfilled,
the Trials and Triumphs of the MOreend Family One
Eyed Dick Tho CoopcIs SON, or Prize of Vntue Lee
Youth Fosters Book Keeping by Double and Single
Entry Frenchs system OF Practical Penmunshp Beauties
ofWliting; Boston Copy Book Ladies dos Elementary dol
Fiench's Practical Writing Book, In three Nos Boston
School Writing Book in SIX Nos Ladies' aud Gent emen's
Waiting Books, with copies On each page, We.
6TN. d. Country Taders, Booksellers, Statoners
Teachers, Cergymen Banks Railroad, Insurance aud other
NTt-,)rde,s solicited 02:Sm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
stantOn's EXTERNAL HSEM1 Dx,
CALLED
HUNTS LININENT.

HUNTS LINIMENI,
Jsnow universally acknowledged to be the INFALIBLE
Spinal affections, Rhrumatism, Paralysis and all
Nervous affections, Salt Rheunl, Group or Hives.
.4gue m The Breast and Face Wrak Joints,
Coids, Tooinche, Sore Throat and Quincy,
liberated Sores, Burns, Frosted FEET, Mdoieni
Ulcers, Fresh Hounds, Buaylns, Corns, Stoel
ings and Bruises, Scroiuio .96eciions Pains
in the Meek, Nervous Headache, Tic Doioreur,
ISprains, Mosquito Bites, aud all Cuianeous
and NERVOUS Diseases.
The TRIUMpHA II SUCCESS which has attended the
application of this most WONDERFUL MEDICINE in
curing the most severe cases Of ,e different diseases above
bestowed upon H. wherever has been inToduccd gives
The et 81 q 4o AFfLtHEp n 70 Ell; s SSco to
The fac9liy unite IN recommending the celebrated Extei-
nal remedy, iiunl's Eminent.
who have been attached the Mount Pleasant State prison
for the best evdonc OF the value ofhis cell
SING SING, December &c, Is45
My Dear SILL received note OF yesterday, asking
my opinion in relation Hunts Lnimont as pTepaedly
Mr. Georio L. Stanton Knowing its composition. and hav
lug frequently used IT, recommend has safe External
Remedy und my opinion, the BEST Lrment now IN use
Very truly aud respectfully yeu:,
Gel Pierre Van Conlant, Croton Manor
fully concur in the uloye opinion. .
YoRKrowS January A. le4i.
sir-In reply to your letter, "oud Spy that have used
your External Remedy calle Hunts nment, ~ my prac
nnesiaiugy that believe TO he 'he pest external
Remedy in use Tor the complaints for which you recon-
mend il. Yours Ie ieciiully,
BENZ. q. MILLER, M. d.
FEVER SORES.
The following leer has hrer received from the hands
OF Dr. BENZ min d. Miller, of tho cure Oi an "ld ndoun
Ulcer Fever sore. This person has been uude the hands
Of several Physicians and every Remnd yet found no
eie ill he induced Try Hunts l.niheni whi'h ei
ieced perfect cure.
PiSEsBRipeE, June IL, ls45.
Geo. e. Stanton, Esqi Dear sm,-f9r s,s Yeas have
suffered with what il commonly called reVtr sore, On
leg can seaIcely dHseibe 10 you all have endufed
io this long PERIOD by this dreadful compun Only about
halt tho time have been able work. have had II ex
amned by several physicians and red man, Of the Rene
dies OF the day for this kind OF diseuse but none OF them al
foded me any relief for Dr. Miller and he feeomnen
del mo to use Hunts Linmont. did 30, aud afe using
hvo bottles, entirely we'll Of hdeous sore, that sup
posed would hang for life tQs Ike new man, and
heartily recommend this nment TO all suf fins persons
that they may be relieved at once Mot respectfully }ou
Remember his Lnimcnt Is sold a, the extraordinary low
price ul p bottle. Who wuuld hesitate, when
| iuiu reliafis 10 he had iur SO small sum
Sold every reseclabe Druggist AMI Merchant through
| Sing Sing, " eslchester 20. N. Y.
For sale also by g. X Collins, htdhed q "iannr, an'
| s,nr,s A I,angdon VII lesale agents. 9llm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
Annual Meeting of the Vermont
yHndic:pI Society.

TIVE Annual Meeting Of tho Vermont Medical socety
will be holden Montpelier, Thursday, the 18th uf
October, At nine O'Clock A. NJ
Addresses are expected from s. Chandler. MID and oth
ets, in nddon those to be delivered IN course by appoint
ent The If the Society demand aud its hoped
the ncint the Profession viii liberal attend
unce NJ. COLDS Ni'rII, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
IS Washington ST.. Boston.

-CoNsTANTLY nN HAND
ID IBIES. Hymn Bouks, church Psdmod,, Chant and Mu
- sic Books, Prayer Books, illustrated Works, Animals
lsi9 SCHOOL, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books great
variety.
STA rIONERY of every description, viz; Letter. Cap,
Bill Sermon, Note, Bei aud Fancy Papers. of different
qualities Envelopes; PLAIN, Fancy, Emaossed, Visiting
ind Ornamental Gift Cards: Bristol i.onon BOARD
Perforated Drawing and Tracing pes DR. wing and Wit
ing Pencils Gold aud Silver Pencil, Cases, with without
gold pens; FRENcH's Goit's, Winde's, and Other stee
Pens, oeyey variety Pen Holders black, blue, red and
indeli1e Inks Sealing Wax; WATERS, PLATA, fancy, and
motto; Manifold Letter Writers and Folders, Paper nnd
Pen Knives Quilts Pens amt Pen Nhs Pen Racks
States aud Pencils; BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CHECK
x ME dORANDUM BOOKS Hriting Books made of super
iu paper, with whou copies together with large
sormenl of fancy Articles, Wholesale retail, liberal
farm ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12

Corner of Boylston and ashington streets,
BOSTO.v,
EVERY CYENING, ana every Wednesday and Sutu
Gay Az rERNpON ut o'clock.
Capt. DONOVAN, Author Of 9 Adventures in Mexico,'
and fn months prisoner, during the vii
he to explain the picure and curing exhibition
will relate many incidents OF the war, M,xisiu life,
&c.
Tickets 25 Liberal de with parties
and ~chOos Exhibitions gwen from the
at an hours notice.
GN5-Fur particulars see hills Of the day. al.3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12

VCHE Co-partnership formerly existing between the sub
scrihers under the finn OF Rich dson, Skinn,r ~ Co.
dissolved In November last Many accounts remain I'M
sced and debts unpod Those Interested will please attend
the same f anxious to close up the affairs at
J. NJ. RICHARDSON,
CYRUS SKINNER,
ROD'K RICHARDSON
q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12

PANORAMA OF MEXICO.

OCCUpyINs E,UUV ICFI Oh SinVlS,
L>XulbiIING tue scenery, CIties aud Battle Fields
u The respective routes pursued by the American army
from Corpus Christi 10 Buen Vista. and thence 10 Vaado
ldand from NtIa Cruz 10 the city of Mexico, line o.
country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
FISHING TACKLE.
BOOKS & STATIONERY

.1gr,,., A FRESH Loi of Splendid Hooks aud \, a
/@lMF.A N tioneIy, French Hncy Boxes ioi the La
E.---a$.4f ~ dies, &C. &c. Just received by
vAzAAAz0 Il. p. WALTON aud SONS.
October 4, le4s. 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
NOTICE,

A LII persons indebtedio JOHN b. LANGDoN se 70
n ques,ed to make immediate payment withou, further
notice, 49,. JouN d. hhN"DoN y:
Montpelier Oct. 4, Is49. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
BOYLSTON HALL,

This sutndous PAINTING TO which the press and the
People already accorded the melt OF being the most
comprehensive and beautiful Panorama exhibited in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
WOOL! WOOL!

WANTED IN exchange for Goods at very low prices.
w Groceries, suit Mats, etc. al cost and freight at the
Cash Store, Main street, opposite Brick Church. m
Oct 4. IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12

Bradford BarMs, Jr.
No. AZ Luhg Wharf, Boston, Dealer In
Dry and Picked Fisn. Box Rerrtng SO.
Orders solicited aud promptly executed
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A VOICE
Who buys Cottons 4?

"a, -, Al, 4, II 3, 4 md 10 4,
- ROWN aud Beacled COitous, billings, Strincs, and
- Tickings, at the same low prices, for sale by
SO II. ) LuONIS.
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IIMRR ELIAS.

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FOR THE LADIES.
NOTICE

G BURBANK hns received by Express, LACE CAPES
~ and BERrllAS, Pelcrnes, Wrought Muslin and Lace
Sleeves, and Nil kinds OF Embroidery Goods. -
MontnelieI, Oct. ~, 1913. VI