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PEOPLES PLATFORM.


Resolved, That The ills that flesh is heir to-
are It reprooch upon the wisdom and progressive
spirit of The age. ......
Resolved, That tho muablc nature Of eter
nal principles imperiliveIy requires that every
thing heretofore established should be done
away, and that the whole system Of things
should be created anew.
Resolved, That gold and silver, no less thar
The SOIL are the gifts of our common creator lol
the use Of man, and that the exclusive appro
priation Of tho metals by individuals is an out
rage apon the national rights Of the toilng mill
ions. ...
RcSolUcd' That the Eihiop,an's skin and the
eopard's spots ought to be changed, and thai
all laws recognizing the present existence ol
these qualities ought TO be abolished.
ReSOired That in our sympathy with the
blacks we ought not to forget the equally op'
pressed and unfortunate green aaS.
Resolved, Thai there ought TO be uniform
rate of TWO cents drink for all liquors, wheth'
or the amount be more or less, and that the same
be charge upon The national treasury.
Resoired, That as great, and glorious, and
living people, nourishing under The broad wings
of the great American eagle, and whislling Yam
kee Doodle with perfect facility, with the whole
green earth" under our feet and the blew heav'
ems above us, We consider ourselves worth any
mans money, whatever parry or sect he may
belong TO, aud that we are not going 10 sell ou
for any plcayune consideraiion-nO Sir-ree.
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Petition to sell land

The dpfendents who are heirs OF the estate Of
William Mcqueen, deceased, are hereby inorm-
ed, that on the 3Oth day OF March, l848, said Od,
ministrator filed his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, the object and
prayer OF which petition is to obtain an order, &c
at the next term of said Court for the assignment
Of dover OF Catharine Mcqueen the widow o.
said William Mcqueen, decd, in, and for the
sale of, the following real estate, Of which vii.
liam Mcqueen deceased died seized to wit: For.
ty acres OF land in the Southwest corner, of the
Southwest quarter, OF section seven ~ in town
ehip fourteen (l4) OF Range six (6) being The
same tract OF land on which decedent resided a
the time OF his death, in Perry township Carol
County Ohio. ELISHA MCQUEEN, Aim'r o
William Mcqueen, deceased
By VAN BROWN, his ATTY.
March 80. I84e IT.
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Platform Thai Is a Platform.

Tho Platform builders Of the Buffalo Con.
venI'on must "knock under" now. The Lob
by members Of the Wisconsin Legislature now
in session, not having much to do being hard
run for amusemenls, have been holding u Mass
Convention, TO agree upon general principles
aud erect a platform broad enough for all TO
stand upon. BY the Wisconsin Argus, we learn
that the 'sovereigns" met in the Assembly cham
Der al Madison, when Judge Chandelier, former.
ly of Genesse county. N. Y. was elected Gov
ernor and Message delivered. His excellency
stated he had the pleasure cf announcing that a
very fine treaty had been concluded with the
Menomonee Indians, by which they had been
chIzzed out Of all their lands. tic recommend
ed gradual scale Of punlshments for capita
offences proporlioncd to their enOrmty, ranging
from eight hours hanging for numbering full
grown men, down to most any time for mur
dering women and children. Tho interests o
education were not forgotten, aud as a matter
Of primary importance, the establishments of 4
normal school for the education Of the lately ap
| pointed regents of The university was recon-
mended.
The platform wNs lhcu presented to the ad
miring goEe of the SOuereignS, and as far surpas
sing the philanthropy of the article manuIac
tured al Buffalo, we take pleasure in presenting
it to the people as an indication that the Badger
Of Wisconsin are progressing in the highest de
| gree.
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A GEN T S

r. II, Mccall, Cauotop.
w. W. Enisley, Mechanicstown,
James Hust ton,
L. D. Mix, Minerva.
]. r. Couch, Waynssburgh,
S. A. Highlands Harrsburgh.
NrWlLLIAM LYON, Wholesale and retail
Agent. Wellsvile, Ohio and sold by one Agen
in almost every town in the U. StateS,
March IS, l94a.
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The State Of Ohio, CarrOII County S..
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Elisha Mcqueen
Administrator OF Wm.
Mcqueen
VS..
James Dillon and
Rachel Dillon his wife,
Joshua Woods and
Sarah Woods his wife,
Elias West and
Hester West his wile,
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MANAGRR,S OFFICE.
.srnHrOEs 9 Co., Sole Sseni,, WAesIiaE. ia
s70,6OO.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY.

MONO4NhHLlh LII Ehls
Class ID, draws April ~, 1912. IS numbers, "a
drawn bsllots. prize Of S7l 800; l do %, 600;
I DO OF $4,000; do Of $4,000; | do Of 1000 !;
2lt do Of 1900. Tickets s2o-A certificate Of
package Of 25 whole tickets will be sent for $3.50.
Shares in proportion.
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Stratngem.

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March 80. l849, 4t.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-06
TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

H.fSI, The subscriber 10 fully prepared TO fiir
,SsEIlSk nis Steamboat Companies with all slzee OF
r. mi. Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
saest RIVER boats the largest class steamers.
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical prn
rples combining great strength and durability, occupying
small Space and giving greater force 10 the ar with
Inucl, less power than any other Fan Blower now in
usa without making The least unpleasant noise while IN
motion The superiority this blower Is At once mans q
10 any persons disposed lis merits, and Is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the Use oil
Flowers, ii Ia becoming rapidly in general use
In preference Ia all others ta.
Difference Is male 10 the following steamers, which have
them III use:
Sieumer Hay State, New York
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Noftherner, do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOuNDRIES ROLLING MILLS, &c &c. :.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No. 10 No TO- and upwsrl Of the above
blowers now celebrated suitable for all kinds OF iror
works ,iz cnpolas, pudding and heating furnaces Ion
ruling mills, loges, smiths fires, DO
JOSIAH klSrERBOCk,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
The Cunu,as i63 Market st. 'Pbi!ai.
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IIAGGER g. BROTHERS, No. GO, South ST., three doors
III from Pratt street, baltimore Mantfaefur aud I'm
porters Of Mathematical, Optical and Philosophical hsu
"A good assortment OF the following articles which
we offer for sale at reduced prices: zft5
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Ievels Theroroltes
Theodotss Compasaes Ships, Plain Storms and Transpa
rent ComIasses; Spyglasses Plain and Double Tangent
Quadrants; Sexanis Baron,etersi Thermometersj Log
Glasses Ilafhour Glasses; Tape Lines Cases Of Draw
Ing Instruments; Pocket Compasses Surveyors Chains;
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Taors and Siilmakcrs
Sqsres; Brass aud Gunfer caes Parallel Rules Draw
Ing Pens Dviders; Protractors Bowditch Navigators
Dlnnts Coast PoIs Shipmaslers Assistants; Seaman's
Friends; Nautical Aimanacs Lunar Tables; Log Dooks
Shipping Papers; Seaman's Journals; Ready Cacuaiors
A good assortment OF Charts Of all parts Of the world
Gauging Rods; Out Stic.s &c Together with large as
sortnent oi INsTRuNEsrs In the Mathematical line.
u- Inst ments OF every description repaired, or made
10 nrtler. inrne neatest manner. - ~ ~. Il
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-06
Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stnua

rs REMOVED from Light street TO No 20 South Calvert
i street. "a door above Lombard aireet.
Il is now one year since the subscriber first introduced
this stove 10 the inhabitants OF the city and county OF BAL
that no stove ever introduced Into this market where
large number has been sold, ever became so popular III
faction az i has done Ii Is eight years since drai
commenced selling this Stove, during which iims have
IS or has been in The market Tor the last fifteen years
Therefore am, from experience, prepared 70 say Mou'
chine made in shape Of ether Stove Range that eapa
bic Of doing much work, Of doing AZ we'll and a. as
a 1 aeoa a ns ~ s n ama ysry eoss 10
all The boiiers, rom TO 2 IN number Inc oven very
consequently is twice large the generality Of oyens IN
Cooking Stoves in use, and third larger than he
oven 81 any other stove ever nae anu Is 70 m
ing distance from eight twenty feet necorng 10 szfo
and no no, a hi NV BY s"nnns and sending lie heal Ills
extraordinarily long distance IN The stove before coming 10
require much ess fuel % cock orkeep Il heated il i also
superior baker; and the small Size being capable o.!
with Tie necessity Of bake oven Tor family use thereby
saving large amount OF fur. that usually wasted IN this
,n anu renders pee"afy nhpe 20 s nse o. n p''
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be add
~, believing that all WHO wish study economy and
venience, AMI az the same time obtain the most simple
al least call and examine This before purchasing elsewhere
The following are few names selected 10 which am
most kindly permitted 10 re.r
Mr. David keener, IL North Charles street.
Bishop Wluel. 20 Green street
Thomas Wilson. corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DR.. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street.
Mrs Jane Basnaf,l 80 North Calvert street.
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street
George A. v, SprtckeIsen, u East Pratt street
Abraham Mister, lij Hanover street
lanes u. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets
JOHN II Rhodes, III! Hanover street,
Dr. j NJ. jennings, North IIssh street
Jane = Jewett, II Howard street
James No,ag, ~ Eden street.
DR.. H. H. Hopkins I67 Park street
Joseph Husband jr., 23 Pratt street
ioln $. Srlby, esq, III Baltimore street #, #
Dr. Henry S,innecke, III Lombard street
Female Orphan Ass um Mulberry street
Barnim a to City Hotel,
r. Tnlrson, Fountain Hotel.
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel fa
William Field, Naolsi Hotel. tr.tF
TonIs James, Rainbow Hotel.
Col, II. Gapron, Laurel Factory, Nd
Many names might be added bur suppose the above
will suffice. See little book nj the ior certificates and
further particulars. Any person purchasing Of THOSE
Stoves, after giving lair trial for thirty days and lind
dots not answer their purpose can return H. and will have
their money reminded,
NIB No 4 South Calvert street is te only place where
they can be hal.
BURR PECK Agent
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-. ss.sm commun.s. alr.e. rren

y24SlA& Southampton TO Now Orleans and
70 order from the Lors COMMISSIONER
forward on hs md Of each sceesdng month"; tbs ROYAL
MAI. STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampton TO Bermuda Nassau, Havana Cat Ship Island
(New Orleans Vera Cruz and Tampco, returning by the
same route TO England a.e astaf 2l H.sT 'j3g7
This arrangement, admits Of easy and quick convey.
ance 10 and from Southampton and the pacca me
toned and passengers for New Orleans will conveyed
hiiher from tho Coinpanys vessels their arrival Cat
or Ship island by The Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready, and other Convenience
provided for that purpose cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person The faciltea will Be afforded
from New Orleans, cmbarking on board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton 10
foows:To Bermud5 Is days. Nassau II days; Havana
"a days Ship Cat Island New Orleans % days. Vera
Crilz, 80 days; Tampico, s. days.
The Steam Packets appointed TO leave Ship Cat IL
land IIarbor on their return to England at A. M the
2st Of each month BY the above alteration passengers
proceeding TO The West Indies by the 20 Of the month steam
will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by the 18th OF the
month steamer heretofore via MADEIRA and Barbadoes
Particulars 10 fares etc. may be obtained applica-
ton the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ofces IS
Moorgate street. London; ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Messrs. Derue Co., dEpgheu Paris MFR Gleanzer,
u boulevard Polssonere ditto; Mr. Iiundeiker, Hamburger:
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans.
GO Moorgaie street, London H. CHAPEL, Secretary.
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DROOSK,s
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK ROOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.


Thee aticea are superior anything before mann
faciueJ, la mis- OF any other country, Tor
durability beauty and utility.
NO, i3s rufroa srrLrT fEw YORK.
THIS unique and useful Invention was awarded Silver
Metal Che highest prsmnml al r last Annual Far al tbs
American lnsyuis iof lis superiority over all others offered
lor competition,
as mel The appreciation Of the officers Of The army and
navy 40 well every gentleman 81 tase who has fairly
tested 10 value, and Is rapidly coming ino general nss
among all who regard ease grace, comfort. and durability
a. ssisable requisites Ia irlr Roots aud Shoes II makes
the Boot Shoe elastic prearryfg lis original sylr
and shape md gives tie hollow part b-ah, eleva.
led anh, thcrshy allowing the heel Ia be won very high
with perfect ea.s gne low without exposing The Iana-
looms strap injury I, also keeps the ioo from pressing
forward aud Trinns III natural and easy postion-
Myself John Dick The only persons who make and
sell Boots AMI ShotR with this inyenton In the rier Of
New York, brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned Ihe first In the city Of New York To
rnanuacr. tia Justly celebrated and elegant article
dimes n,sKs the w III endless variety &C Styles in
workmanship uneal-d and prices deiyng eompeti-
ton All other kinds o Boois Shoes Callers, Pumps aud
Slippers, for ladies, e.nileme youths. misses, anil child
I.ORlN BNOOkS,
ltS Fulton street
r. S-Jns received. case Of Russian Leather for Gen.
ilemen's oois, boh f Dress and Wafer Proof This IL
probably the first lot OF ta celebrated Leather ever import
ed. into The United States l, 5aF.ll
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Old Eatablishe ed Passa &c ONCE, ans Pearl st
SANuEI. THOMSON a NEPHEW, Agent for the "Black
- Star - Line OF Packets. c st8
,p,7 IIvrppnoI ~ NFy yapU ist-

The Rubacribers woni respectfully inform ihrir fendR
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships 10 their line Of packets between this porn and Liver
poo which has been favoaby known and extensively pa
tronsed for period Of Than thirty years, and have
no he snfion in assuring ose who may wish to make
eaeemenls Tor the passage OF their friends from England,
Scotland Ireland thar they viii find their sips interior
10 none " point Of comior convenience and safety
which viii sail from Liverpool every Xix days Throughout
the year, making delay anil the consequent expense emf
grants al the port % sinbrkaion impossible
Tree passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breasnls and hospital money paid, may
be secured all al The lowest rates and when those see
Tor decline coming out The inll amount paid will be prompt
~ refunded usual For further particulars apply 10
SAMUEL THOMPSON d. NEPHEW, at Pearl 81
Or TO G GRiMSiiAW GO, 10 toree Piazzas, Liverpool.
Drafts oi exchange payable at sight also furnished
for any amount on r. q Gyn& Co. Bankers, London G.
t:rmshaw a. Cos Liverpool the National hank Of Ireland,
National Bank oi Scotland and Northern Banking Compa
AnnlY nj
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PIANO FORTEs.

IN Baltimore g. l2 and octave PIANOS, of all pat
and styles, which they confidently recommend 10
professors and The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them
players every school, well those who disin.
gused by soft and delicate action, those who cha.
rnrterized by bold fiery, aud rapid movement
They authorized 10 refer 10 professors In
baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial, ior Tie
testimonials In their favor, and they warranted in
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number Of persons who have
them la in baltimore, and in the sout and gene;
rally They confident that they make instrument
equal TO any mae anywhcre in this country or in Europe,
aud their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them 10
sell liberal and satisfactory Allnsnumeis ma,e
by them warranted aud they will be kept in
year alter purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in short time, and various
parts Of Virginia and North Carolina, and will receive
ders which viii be faithfully and promptly executed our
lnanuiasiUry. ils @ttt1
n Oners will also be received at factory direct.
and special pains taken 10 give satisfaction.
kNABE Il GAEIiLE,
M. Euiaw 81, OPP the EtItaw House, Dalt
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ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN l72 Centre street. offers for sale the fol-
ii lowing Organs:
Gothic Organ Of l2 siops and Of pedal pipes
Dimensions OF 10 eei high, 10 feet AND inches 'front.'
and Il feet inches deep.
One Grecan Organ OF " stops octave OF pedal pipes.
Dimensions of case Is feet INCHES high ~ feet wide q
feet deep
One Grecian Organ of 10 stops octave aud half Of
pedals Dimensions OF " itet high, ret inches
wlr feel inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs of stops Dimensions Of
case fee, IL inches high feet inches wde aud feet
deep
aud , feet Z inches deep. t
Two Gothic Organs u stops Feet high, feet inches
whie feet d inches deep.
variety Of Purlor Organs
One second hand Church Organ.
One Serauhue
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V,lIE subscriber will open the LIST Of September next
the Merchants, Erehanse Hotel located In State street
and in tho immediate vicinity Of the Banks, the Post or
fee and the Exchange and hopes by the srces, attention
10 the wants and comors Of his guests TO merit good
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated aud repair
ed and the undersigned feels confident that he is pres
pared entertain the travelling public in style equal to
any Hotel in the city, The bedding and furniture generally
has been rpsnshed and the appointments and Convent
encea of The House inferior 10 Of its kind BY
prompt personal attention the desires OF his guests the
subscriber hopes to merit his share Of the public vor and
patronage.
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day
HENRY DOOLEY
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SEAMAN a. MUIR,

.g-i BROhbNAh, NEW loNh,
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales,
IA sortnieut Of FANG y and STAPLE DIR Y GOODS,
adapted To the best City Trade, and purchased much below
the cost OF importation, which they are offering at rery
small ufrance.
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, very general assortment OF RICH FsiNG y
DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the attention Of pur.
cnsers In their stock will be found the NOredes q
Paris and London.
They beg leave presen, their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment and 10
sure the public that they will strive 10 secure continuance
Of confidence aud support
II " their purpose 10 extend their already large business
and stimulated by ieir uDexamped thus lar they
determined 10 leave honorable efforts unied 10
conIps their design A considerable amount Of expert
ence in business demonstrated their satisfaction TINT
the only method Of obtaining aud securing large bus
Dcra Is 10 have II based upon correct principles and that
while, merchants. piey consult the Interest Of ,cr
toners, they pursuing thu oni, ien OF advancing
their
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
r ruA DnrsTAINE

= :
JAs received per late arrival large and splendid assert
IL nient OF FRENCH PATENT OLEOS1ATIC
Lamps Of patterns. These Lamps were invented
by the celebrated A. fhorer of the French Academy,
considered the best Lamps now in use These Lamp
are for fale only 1T 375 broadway, in this city.
Also ON hand, large assortment Of CUTLERY, III
RdNDOLES, TASlsS, CHINA WIRE, TOILE7
SETS and every article in the Furnishing iue.
Mr. q. being agent Tor the BROOKLYN FTIN1
GLASS is prepared 10 execute orders for Rich Cut anr
Engraved also Pressed and Plain Glass Of every variety
Wholesale and retail and invites The attention Of purchasers
TO the splendid assortment Of rich Glass Ware on hahd
his establishment where they depend upon being fur
nished with the finest quality OF Glars Ware ever maniac
mred, being the only place where the Brooklyn Rich Film
Glass can be procured.
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK..
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN AZ
GAIABRUN having reti,ed and replenlslled this spa.
cious establishment prepared TO receive company
There hundred and nine apartments Ia this house,
consisting dining saloons, sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms, DC The large all may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar.
rnnged rns nj moments notice, reireslim MS
Tor any number persons from 10 three hundred 10
be accommodated at the same time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup.
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best The mar.
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
ments N me cry fas,ry anu G9nieetonaiy FURNISHED AZ
every day, and attention will be spared give saiislac.
ton Men OF business and those visiting tile city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located and the
prices will be found to be moderate The French and
Spanah languages arc spoken IN this hotel. M
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALAilRUN.
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HALL, THOMPKINs d. BLACK,
LAI,E lIIROLIND d. %.

IIAvE just received large assortment OF Sheffield Plated
Ill Ware, consisting la part of.
Table Cutlery with plated handles match ter patterns
OF Silver Forks; rich Epewres Silver mounted, with or
without plateau; Dish Covers Casters Tea Kettles and
,1s, Tea and Coffee se,r, Egg Boilers aud Egg Stands;
MAN nmi clssed Walters III sizes from ~ inches;
Fluwer Fruit Jelly and Ice Cream Stands, DC, Ac.
IN SITTER WIRE,
The variety Of patterns and extent u btf assortment le
much greater be found ~ any or every Other es
absIneut in this city, aud the quality Of Their S'ivrr GAS
rll ~ Tie workniansltpD Is not 10 lie surpassed ia the
United States Their assortment oi Diamond AMI other
r.h Jeweiry, Wstrhcs, Cnlns Ne, Is complete; all o.
which are offered Tor sale small advance the cost
The old stand NJ Isl Broadway sign OF HE Golden Eagle
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MILLER a. CO.'S
VIEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS.

TO CUMBERLAND, BROWNSVILLE, PITTS.
BURGM WHEELING, CINcINNiTL
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with NIessrs. Burk d
n Co.'S Express from Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh for the
tension Of this Lines on and after Monday, October 4th TO
this line all new, built with the capacity Of 600 lbs,
and the hest teams 10 be obtained have been placed along
the line of the National Road.
Messengers win accompany all goods by this line, and
that the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
station 10 siaon without failure.
All goods will be reeeiped for al any Of our Offices or
agencies North South arrive In Pittsburgh In 50 hours
and Wheeling in co hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until l2 O'Clock In the day.