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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.
SENATE.

Mr.. Hamlin gave notice that on Mon
day he wou,d move to take up the bill
for the benefit of the INDECENT insane.
Mr.. broadhead urged the i'm poriance
of the bill gaanting 100 acres of land to
the soldiers of the last war. and gave no.
tice he would make an aGdi,ion to the
appropriation if not soon reported by
the Committee on Public Lands.
The credentials of Mr.. Everett, of
Massachusetts. were presented.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up.
Mr.. Cooper, who had the floor, not be.
ing present, Mr.. Borland made speech
relative TO the Arkansas Railroad bill.
passed some weeks since during his alb,
sence.
Pending Mr. Taussig's remarks, the
Senate adjourned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03

The President trans mit,ed documen,
from the Secretary Of State. in which
he says tha; recent communications have
been made to this Department by the
British Minister, relative to the subject
of The inter oceanic canal by the Near.
aqua route. The British Government
has transmitted to The State department
the fact that information has been receiv-
ed that the company which has conrat.
ed to build ship canal across the Is,h-
mus Of Nicaragua. having found j, i'm.
possible to carry out the plans originally
contemplated, has resolved to propose to
the Government of Nicaragua modifi
cation OF that plan. with view of con-
structing canal of smaller dimensions
than they seecified in the contract, and
the British Minister has been instructed
to intimate that il this Information should
prove correct, her Majes,y's Govern.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03

The British Minister has also been in
s,ructed to signify 10 the Department, that
since Grea, Britain first assumed the pro.
lection and the defence of the Musquito
Indians. the position of ali parties had
changed. Spain, instead OF exercising
absolute sovereignty over Central Amer
ica and prohibiting all commerce on the
coast under her sway, has entirely lost
her don inion over all parts of this con.
tinent. In consequence of these charges
the British government proposes that San
Juan del Nurle. or Greytown should be
and Independent: port; that indemnifica-
tion or advantages equivalent to those
laid dowr in the pruject of the treaty of
April 1852. should be assumed to Nus
quito, in return for its withdrawal from
lis present position in refereece TO San
Juan; that the United States and Great
Britain. without formerly guaranteeing
San joan del Norie, should be ready to
ac. in concert to defend the Independence
OF the free port or city, from whatever
quarter il may be attacked. For these
purposes The British Government pro.
pose TO dispatch some person qualified to
treat with the authorizes of that city; and
in case the United States concur in these
views, the British Government would
Recommend that new convention IN
place Of The unaccepted agreement of
18Th April 1852, should be proposed and
concluded. and that person well quail
fed for tie purpose should be sent by
this Government to act conformity with
the commissioner Of her British Majesty.
Referred to Committee on Foreign Re
lations -...--.-.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
HOUSE.

The House went into committee on
the civil and DIPLOMATS appropriation
bill. Ii appropria:es S443,OOO per diem
TO members and with the pay Of clerks
and contingent expenses of Congress
swells the total expense to $l,ll0.0O0.
Various amendments were agreed TO
making appropriations to complete Gus
Tom Houses. respectively a. New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincin-
na'i. Without concluding the bill, the
committee adjourned.
An important message in regard to
Nicaragua, was receive from the Presi.
dent.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
WASHINGTON. Feb. lS.
HOUSE.

The bill establishing reciprocal trade
with the British American Colonies, up.
on certain conditions was taken up.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
InIISE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

IMPROVEMENTS IL CENTRE WHEELIXo-A walk
10 The lower part Of Centre Wheeling, and to the
spot that used to be not very long since one of the
dumping off" places of the city, brought us to a
cluster oil new manufactures and busy mechan-
les, enough OF themselves to form small town.
The newest one it MeSsts. ELIAslDEw & Co.'S EAGLE
SASH FACTORY, which is being put iu operation
with New England machinery combining the latest
improvements "DaRiels' Planer with Reeds
Feed Notion is beautiful piece of machinery,
planning both forward and back, and saving one
entire passage of the board across the machine.
"Fay q Co.'S Power Morticing Machine" to be
operated by an engine, "Sash. Modi1s and Stat
Machine" and "Tennoing Machine" combine
Improvements not before introduced into the CITY.
This factory, when completed, will turn out eve1y
description of sash, doors, holdings, and window
STATS TO any given pattern, by steam, and of course
NFeduced rates. 1t will be desirable improve
TO! The city.
In the same vicinity is the new Quincy Foundry
OIL AessrS. HAMILTON & RoDGERs, which has lust
commenced operations. We have great faith in
NE omnlp0tence of machinery in all its applian-
"a 10 create Improvements and multiply the de-
WanuS ior labor. The steam engine when first an
p"ea 10 the power loom threw thousands out of
sIptOyment and caused short-Iived insurrection.
Du' soon multitude of new inventions to which
'le engine was applied, called for the labor nj
''e 'han three the number of operatives former
Hemployed in only one branch of industry. So
VIA the effects of machinery on Messrs. Ham;l-.
va " hod5eIs. The advance of the Railroad
''eAins Depot, made them shift from their old
@aoushment which was deemed extensive and
t0'ue nough for all practical purposes. But as
.ass were making the change they concluded to
.a- movements also, andby an expenditure Of
l1' StU'uOV' they have reared one of the finest
-, -'eS !" The iWeSt greatly surprising ttell
fn.S. employing mOre.labOr and dispensing more
aS' Tue large brick building of this establish.
lsHt Is Quilt after the most approved model. one
s,O,, 'Unp,!slns heighth equal to large three
10y ~" building amply lighted, and while it is
a'Neu Oy considerable architectural beautv is
' SUOns aud durable. The furnace will hold ,
c,S,;S. VI e'sht ions of metal. They are now
W nom four to six tons per day. -1
sxrs found here also that our old friend Mr.. JANE
hi, a,,-'. "aa alIeady commenced operations ii
be,rx aS.Se bnck Yard, and is now filling severa
Ste,m S o. In the same locality is the new
,DH.I 'a~ Mill of Messrs. CALDWELL & Ecuo,s
He e repairing Station of the b. & o. Railroad
Acur.as sne Belmont Mills of Messrs. MORTON
worE '.s. Z Co. SEND up their ceasetess roar,
plaeer s'Sn would alone give Importance to an
= ls.tt.
Of Mes au little more remote is the lass Work
FACTORY ~ eu y. & Orr and DEwEY's wir
tended ,s a.. o. which have acquired such an ex
New reputation. TL that we can scarcely cal, then
part OF the town is bound to shine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

y. u. April II.
Contrary to general expectation the Departments
were MT closed day. The President has direct
ed them to be closed Tomorrow, as mark of re.
spect to Mr.. King.
Twenty-six clerks were removed to- day from
tue 9th Auditors office, and their place immedi-
ately filed mostly by the resto alton of The former
incumbents.
The New Bedford Mercury publishes state
ment that the crew oil the Whaling brig Justice,
OF New Bedford, were all mastered by the natives
OF me Pleasant Islands. The story Is not alto.
gether credited, but there certainly has been som.
trouble aboard at sea-
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IMPORTS

Gordon. CLARK G CO. Is White Witt from
bales co s1s Stones Dorsey, Nortop y Kna. COO S9o
syths & Hont;n /" Taylor, hhds Tobacco; For.
hhds Tobaccp. c:n 80 tres Hams; R Gibson. IL
iron; OF G,. Slt!, Hartman & Co, So tons pie
Tobacco BIS eff O1s Toolsi T F Meyer, 4hhds
Books; Tallant Isin%Tn s Wilde & Brother. pkge
com Bro, ii bbls Whisk nGs e sSepsc eo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
s. BALTIMORE.

r having purchased the lease and effect,
f mat od established house. the RorSrAIS H"TS,
haltimore, and having repaired and re- mr.
se9 AZ heavy outlay, TO their friend an IL,
@ public an establishment 10 noLe in conf
Ladies'. Ordinary, sEd the suites OF roona
VIII pc found TO afford the comforts home 10 fsmiiiss
all its patrons. s4~-e1 AeP"Se 10
It Is most central situaonf tie man OF business
Icing IN me centre OF business affords convenient 81
70 al me Railroad Depots and Steamboat Lanngs
IL VIII be the desire and pleasure or te a.,
P,oinote the comfort OF the guests OF the house.
1P'-iy - CLABAUGH& BROTHER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

.n,r PlcruRE.-A woman with five
4 DEFhO"NI bod been strolling around the lower
children. VIZ wheeling for several days, seeking
part OF Cs ~, under the railroad cars and in out
shelter al I,s r,x driven by the rain 10 seek some
ho'sss .n",,sr, and was several times humanely
O!het quar-. nv Dr. EO has been sent to Jail fol-
provided 10 ~ I'd isorderly conduct, and her chill
dranSena's, che ,bs Poor house. From whence she
dFen taAsh she was going, was not ascertained.
S' 1spiopDe picture truly of the elects Of III"
and deprsvity. .--------
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!. By the National Zine.
PHOTOGRAPHED oRTHE DAILY lNTELL1GEN
FROM PHILADELpHIA.

- I" n ,T--.,Ii.1lI' ~ hprlI. Il. h
No mail south of Mobile. The Washington
papers contain the proclamation of the President,
ordering the Departments closed day in fespact
to Vice President King. Orders have been issue
by the Secretaries of Navy and War, directing
salute of II guns, and a national salute at sun
down, at all the army and navy stations the day
after the receipt of the order. ssf1T1 =
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FUNERAL OF MR.. KING.

= 80 CHARLESTON, April q.
Mr.. King was buried at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. TO.
day according to the rites OF the Episcopal church,
MIR. Plat of Selma, officiated, and delivered an
eloquen: sermon. Mr.. King died calmly and COM
,posedly. 7t7I5 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
Here! HereI

Here! Here!
IlHE undersigned would most respectfully call the atten.
lion of the gentlemen OF Wheeling, and its vicinity
and elegant stock CT spring and Goods,
selected exclusively for gentemens have every
variety the very latest and best styles of cloths cass
meres vestngs that TO be found in the
kets all OF which prepared to make to order In
latest most approved styles and best
short notice. Gentlemen wishing anything in will
do well to give cali at estabiShment, on
Monroe st, No. washington Hall, Wheeling. Va =
ssWHEELER &c LAKIN.
ar201wd 9asfs Merchant eTailoTs.
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rails after the lotteries drawn. - vi y
Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn. 1st.7-s ~.
There per centagc in favor OF those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances for drawing
four of the largest prizes the scheme thereby
red We advise the purchase of Packages OF Tickets In
every instance. ". 5'.-+ -,.....st
N Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in
Gold at sight, will be promptly RENTED 10 those Cores
pondsnts who draw prizes at PYFER e Co.'S, :
~ Observation-Disclosures OF Tickets, can draw FOUR
of the most splendid prizes in scheme.
In order to Fortune, and the cash nmedi
atey alter the result KNOWN the readers of this paper
have only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets the Old
Established. rsmed and truly Exchange and
Lottery Brokers, aPYFER & co f-lsl
apsfs1m Mol Light St. baltimore. Md.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
aoME DEPARTMENT:
55oRHlae, ApRIL q. ls5s:

.rsaIthy citizen OF Cadizl Ohio,
THos. h1 S,s resided for thirty years, died last
where he has .. .,r He emigrated from England
wen zen, 1 rnt IS ycarsOf age.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

lie qoa,aads who daily rOs our railroad. and mn,
colds DC feel the need of remedy for eoufs.
@ pocket. That remedy is &C in
ls+A box Tor sale by KELLs & oAIDwEEia is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
CANAL NAYIGArIoM

ROCHESTER,, April 2l.
The Canal is not yet full enough to allow the
passage of ladened boats freely, several, however,
has cleared. ~ -s5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

.
DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed by Henry A. Dix
ID and others, dated July 81 1887 and recorded the
clerks Office OF the county in
book No 3d. 49, and OF decree OF the circuit
for said county made the 10Th May, 1851, in certain
suit in chancery, wherein complainant and Elizabeth
Byers and oilers defendants, shall, Saturday
highest bidder at the court house OF Ohio county
credit OF eight sixteen and twenty months, south
half OF lot No 49, in square No situate OF
Market street. in the city OF Wheeling Also :he north
part lot No &c. in the square, Cabout three feet in
widtho adjoining the The purchaser give bonds
with good security bearing interest from the day
apt2 MORGAN NELSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
Short Greek lands for Sale

n.
!" lSHlNG to dispose OF my Real Estate, offer pri.
vate sale until the list day of November my
In the County Of Ohio situate nthe waters of Short Creek.
tanning about five hundred and sixty This
eTty desraby located on both sides OF the Wheeling.
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm Is in the highest state Improvement having
alarge amount OF new plank fencing and udcioSy laid
~ fields for farming and grazing purposes. There
The premises two good dwelling houses with ample
bling, corn cribs &c. There also four good tenants
Houses There is cOmlnodious barn, hunLr red
and eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
ter for twelve hundred sheep. lE7.
Will sell these lands in whole or in part to suit
wishes ofthose desiring TO purchase Terms will DO lib.
eTal.
Tie rapidly advancing orthe city Wheel
Ing the facilities afforded by the various rail road
lions about to be completed with the West and the
board, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
tic productions OF the country render this
highly desirable for wishing farm protably and
has seldom been that finer Inducements have hell
out to purchasers. 4.raa 1. w. MITCHELL,
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852. "a,
1.-THE above lands sold at private sale before
"Wednesday the first day OF June they will offered
on TINT day at PU LIC- AUCTION the premises in
parcels TO suit purchasers. A plat OF these lands will
prepared for the inspection desiring TO purchase
II the above lands sold the first day juno, will
on tha1ay and the next, sell all stock, horses CATTLE
Sheep mng utensils &c, Of the usual variety.
TEiRS made known on the day OF sale. IL arch12 '53
Washington Reporter and Examiner, and Wellshure
IeraldReoy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

,rouEsrED 10 call attention to
WEnATE 'hA. hi, which is slowed on the va
quantity o. wv the Pos, Office, on Market street.
can't lot Os,o Of that vicinity complain that the
The citizens u seiuning to render 1t exceedingly
w'fm , ~sn1 if not hurtfu' to their health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

First Arrival of Spring Goods
HEISKEII co. VIII, open this morning Plain Bora
Il ges; New STYLE Befage De Iainest. do Spring do
anes Glaee silhs plain blk Silks; rieh Bonnet
Embroidered Swiss Mualins, Linen cambria iHkfB.i
with variety OF other new and pretty goods
Aid. Hughes, M, d.
SQFFERs his professional services to the communal
lb1lees residence, Centre street. between Fifth
Sixth. mar26-B
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
FROM PITTSBURGH.

April 2l-Noon.
pleasant. 1Ili ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
REDUCTIONS IN. THE REVENUE SERVICE
PHILApELPHIA April 81.

Five Captains. three LIST and two End and eigh-
teen Sd Lieutenants in the Revenue service have
been discharged. The service has been cut down
10 sixteen OF each grade. seven new cutters are
TO be built. -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
NEW YORK MARKET n

-- April Is.
Flour-s. 600 bbls State brand sold S4,4sa4, so;
Ohio S3,56a4,s7 heavier; Southern S5a5,l2 dull.
Wheat-Genesee S1,26. Yellow corn66c. Whis-
ky 234. Mess Pork 15,75a7s; beef mess 1880
ala steady. Butler steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

Rrr ". ScOTT-WASHINGToN CoLLEEE.-lt
,#,,1s US the highest pleasure to learn that our
fisnd and former fellow citizen, the Rev. J. W.
Corr. is receiving great encouragement in his
noston as President of this time honored in
s.uiop, and that he will enter upon his duties
yn5er auspicious circumstances. No one was ev-
er more deserving of success than this gentleman,
and we but express the sentiments Of our citizens
in saving that during his residence here, his high
merits as scholar and lis unpretending worth as
man in all his public and private relations, won
FIR him reputation which renders his removal a
sbiect of sincere regret. He carries with him the
very nest wishes of our citizens. -F
We copy the following from the Washington
Commonwealth:
The Endowment Scheme Of Washington College
is getting along admirably. We are gratifed TO
Learn during the short time that Dr. Scott, and 9TH
ers, have been engaged in procuring subscriptions
In The Endowment, that nearly Twelve Thousand
Dollars have been subscribed in this borough.
The President OF the College, DR.. Scott, is now in
Steubenyille procuring subscriptions there, and we
Lespeak or hun cordial reception in that vicinity.
After our town has come up 10 the work so man
fully, and done her duty so nobly, We can enter
tain no fears of the success of the Scheme in the
county, and surrounding towns. We hope the
friends OF education will look at this matter in all
its bearings, and unite with the friends of this In
sitution i'll placing it upon permanent basis.
The advantages arising from our efforts, if sue
ceSsfuL will be very great. not only pecunianly,
but Intellectually, and in other respects. The
time has cone when determined efTur'. on the
part of the friends Of Washington College is ne
cessarY TO Pac US in position that will enable
US to compete with success. with Institutions,
which are springing up throughout the West. We
atter ourSelye,, then, that with the success with
which this matter has so far met, the.e will be no
difficulty in procuring all that is desired, if the
friends Of the College do their duty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

DISSOLUTION.
TIME copartnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the firm of Z i Wide & Co., is
this day dissolved by John H. Thompson
having disposed interest in the business to
Wilde. All persons indebted to the late firm will settle
their with Wilde, and all having claims will
present them to him for settlement. E,
z LwILDE,
mario JOHN II THOMPSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

IAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
nOZ OF this celebrated medicines just received an
" for sale by ap22 L. II. LOGAN & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22

No. uoxrr Fouxp.-In Thursdays paper we
l"h " ooonnt of the robbery, that day, of a pas
gave ~ ~ The steamer "Cincinnati," just before
seDgss . y. cached here Yesterday, on the return
Tie OC.t .Ciocinnati," we learned that $1,000
mp UI 'ooo.y was found in the reservoir of the
0l !pS ,aom sOoa after the boat left Marietta No
was" entertained that the robbery was commit
eouS ~ two persons who got ohere. They stopped
'su ~ s.Ir few hours, but took the next boat down
w. Cy,) and requested the porter to call
gov m ,s soon as they got into port, as they
'I. 10 90 .board the Cincinnati that night
%Ia., ,.,,, called and in short time thereafter
in.s ,..h.room of the Cincinnati was broken open.
The robbers of course did not find the money in
~ nl,ce UdepOsit, and did not stay to find it else
where. UnfortunateIy fOtIcOmmunity the robbers
and bu,rs,s escaped.-har eta Intel Of Tuesday
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Thomas II. Gibson

u,iD 2, II 0IUSOu,
=, PLu NJ ER AND GAS FILTER,
NO: 3 Urtton st, opposite c.. HI Bc1ru's Rome stors
EGS leave 10 inform his friends and tic public in
- ihet ne continues 10 carry punbiliy ami
cts a share of publ patronage. ~ 'S "'''
lie mas constantly on hand, lead and iron pines COM
closets wash basins cold water fountains Tor no.
ses wafer coolers for private families, hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs lead iron cinous
collins hatters kettles, ietortsfOr bleaching aIall ober
dispatch. 9>S' 90. Ht'eu VI win
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bear lights.
ceived and promptly att ended TO- - 1''S IT,
N R-Au orders from tie country Wi 4 r,o.. ,,.;,,
prompt attention. 49, ii me- WIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
NEW Observation-Disclosures
New Boots and Shoes.

rt = WANTED. ~
THREE first ratio hands to work on coats Apnly AZ
No Wnslington Hall Wheeling. Va. ~ an2e.2tassi
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
For SnIC.
UNION .(GREENN. ola SSN

Eor sale.
UNION GREEN. GLASSWORKS.
NHE subscribers desiring change their busiress offer
the above works for SAFE with moulds, TOOLS
secured, with demand for all the glass which can be
made.
The furnace has potts. and chairs 90 blowers
Tie property consists two separate LOTS feet
square, with first rate coal bank between them.
Ore lot Is occupied by the glass house stures the
other Is most desirable site for another factory. This
has every advantage for manufacturing purposes
Possession given list juno. Term easy.
ap43m QUARTER a OFT
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1858. sssgs 80 1853.
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS N0nTT1H

e0 arrangement Set,sssn teelng, Baltimore. P1iiad,l
ns bl1e ale respectfully informed that we have
- haue arrangements by which we shall run a -
Daily Express
P 1 Salnmofe TO Wheeling. via Baltimore and Ohio
nanIoao, anu connecting at baltimore with ourI Te,t
"a 10 and from all the Cities and Towns Of
Eas!eIn and Middle States We are now prepaIe to
oy 5his route all descriptions ofght and yalus
s ESo sa fackages Bank Bills Specie, JeweITy &c at
Express Baltimore and the EsSt Viii law,
an; an aaily' at O'Clock, A. N. Leave BALTIGicRE
Merchants and others, respectfully solicited 10 ord.
ther t Goods through Adams & Cos Express - ~
oreFIt.E.- s... ADAMS d co.
l.. Pnl1cVTrIT