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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

Thesc retpsns, II they are all found Is be
oornct, hs we believe they will b.. give the
Wings majority on joint ballot. But the
Nhtgs look ior s0eoezs in other districts.
They expect the election Of Watson Ii the
Dubsq''e, delaware. Clayton, Black Hawk,
Buchanan and Fayettc districts. lie was, IL
Is said, Only fifty behind la Dubaqu, county
and Clayton, where Watson resided, il ex.
Pected 10 give him majority ia the whole
distinct. Their was also report ut Burling-
Ton, that John p coos tWhigs had seea esers-
ed; aid there Is doab, about one OF two other
districts.
We can zee nothing in the papers of vesy
'ieiiaiie character about the election Tor State
ohhcers. The Lccotocos are mi very sang,IiIse
OF The snecrss OF their ticket. and our friends
90 MOI give up the election OF McKa;ght. -
hendnck, also, Ia SONS coualies, ruus ahead
OF his ticket,
Sundays mail may bring Us Information
sniilc'ent In delrrmi0r the p litical cisasacte,
OF the State. Meanwhile, il IL evident thai
the Unions ''iriend direct from iowa CITY, ,
s''"e how o. Other. gol greatly ahead OF ID,
news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

6ousrnmsaf Fiaaaces.--A Washington
lettesin the N. " Commercial Advertiser ssys:
The newspapers aud letter. from New York
inform US that the old u. s. sir per cent. stock
- one per cent. below par aud the new sit
per cent. stock one per cent. above par.
How the two things are To b. recopciled am
not finsncier enough tn imagine. Mr. Wal.
ker. II Is said, has despatched broker from
this city To New York with instructions To
cndeavvr to make some arrangement with the
banks Tor the new loan
The Goycnmen, neesls n e money. and N
viii be slow progress to walt loo the oilers oi
private individuals, in small sums.
The obstacle to the loan Is that il is 10 be
paid ia s,'ecie into the Sub Treasures. and
then s-nt out OF the country ,o b. disbursed.
Perhaps the Secretary VI the Treasury hs.
some proposition Ia make to the banks III
modification Of these terms He may consen,
to receive notes of specie paying banks and
suffer thc dcposites 10 lie in banks I'LL tbs
first OF January. lie has a right, under tn
sub Treasury law to do this.
IL - To be observed, in reference To the Off
cial statement ot the condition OF the Treasury
the revenue, &c. that. though we hare state.
snent OF The amount in the Treasury, on tho
lst OF November. the account OF the receipt,
end expenditures Is unsdc mp only to the I'D
Of September. ] mention this because msuy
newspaper have represented that the expcn-
ditures tof 1.-THE last quarter" were only iou :.
teen millious- The expenditures OF Ortobcs
were heavy. and the acquisitions daily coming
IN ere Tor large amounts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
From tho Baltimore Clipper.
AFFAlRS on TIE RIVER PLATE

~ Rtte' Osf AiAb NV Eh Thai E.
Our ielegraphic despatch. published ou Sotas-
day stated that BIS. Hood, the English Minis
ter, had left Montcvideo for England, having
failed in his attempts to terminate hos,ililies
on the River Plate. The following are thu
latest letters on the subject:
BUEsos AYREs, 9Th Sept. 1916.
I'VE see no prospect fnr the settlement OF
difficulties ln The River Plate. Mr.. Hssod left
herr eight or ten days ago for Montevileo, in
oTier To make a last effort; bat our sdvices
from there are disconmging. II Is said thsl
ne viii return 60 England Immediately, with
out accomplishing the object Of his mission.
Various reasons are given why an agreement
Is not effected, Of which the most plsns,ble
-, that the Bnglish and French ministers IN
Montevideo, Ouseiy and Dsifsndis. will no,
accede TO terms agreed 10 BY the other psssies
The latter especially is sid 10 b. obstinate
ss the French desire pSoaec,oFate over The
Banda Oriental. RosAs refers the greater par
OF the articles in the proposed treaty to hi.
ely. General 0Eibe. sna says he will sgEee q
them II Oribs Is satisfied Mr.. HOOD said
while here the srcond time, that both Rosa,
and Oribe had yielded beyond his e pectations
Business is still completely psralyxed. l..
Ouncesar sgnin 900 395."
MoSrEvInsO, Sept. "a, 1915.
We are now ia the sams state as regard
tl'e blockade Of Baenos Ayres a. heretofore
sud dO not expect TO zee The business settle,
iof s'H months tn cOsne. Mf Hood as lei
loF England, wiihOut accomplishing any thing
i'foiuce u orc ia demand. sud prices on IL
rise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

The Georgia regiment was the only rein.
iotceinent which had reached Monterey al the
unle oH intotments leit. Or,iers been recei.
'cc, " was understood, by the other regiment.
stationed GA ths Rio q mnde TO move towards
"ess9usrtefs. The Kentucky aud Tennessee
mounted regiments had not yet rsached Mat.
amoss.
The Peorle of Monterey who hal lief, alb "a,
the Time oi the siege vere grsduslly RETURN
Ing. They had begun ,oexhibit iriri.dly feel
Tags forwards the Americans, iuter,.hanges of
visits are bring rare among bath parties.
ih'fe had been susass between III. citi-
n"s oi Monterey sul Texan Rangers. which
resulted hrsi, ~ the as@ssins,iou Of a Texan
vOl1nteer and then, By way OF revenge. iu tbs,
Killing ct eleven Mcxicsns by the comrades
col The slain. Genersl Taylor. 10 prevent 81
tni'st r'cuuences had ordered an efiicirn,
guod 10 b. distributed through the city.
Lieut.. Col. McClung WIS rapidly recover.
ing from the effects oi his wounds. One uI
'r "h'cefsot his regimen, informs us that the
gallant COLONEL was the first man that show
ell hiwssli on the first fort siormed nv Gen
fsyiors division, and that he received hi.
wounds whilst waving his sword alolt and
sneeung on his urn. shouting VICTORY -
Inc 'nurket bail struck him on his left hand
whilst holding his xsbbsrd to his hip, and
cut OF two OF his fingers. glsnciua frvm the
scaboa"i, aud entering his abdomen, fraciur.
ing ,i ITS course the bone above the hip
joint.
We feel bound TO state further, from the
evidence FURNISHED ~. that General TayIor's
cooiness and SOUND ia lgmcnt throughout the
truiblc three days was remarked by ever one
engaged, and that hisin,repidity was such, he
being IN the thickcst Of the FIGHT, aud always
wheSe the balls fe,i fastest, that his escape
wss deemed mirsculous. He still presrfve,
the some noble ieelings; aud stands ready to
go where his government may order him. or
TIE services OF his country may call h,m,
whether at the head OF i've, ot twenty thou.
sand mes.
Gen. Ampudis has issued another procla-
nation since his retreat from Monterey, cal.
ling upon the Mrxicsns 10 Aock TO his stand
ani To repel the invaders Of their soil. His
ereuse, In the proclamation, Tor defeat al Mon.
terey, and The surrender Of that city to our
troops. Is A WANT OF AMMUNITION!
The utter iulsity OF this statement is well
known, Tor any qusntity OF ammunition ives
ioand a, Monterey after The cspitulstion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
THE LOAN.

The N. Y. Tribune Of Saturday mornire
says
There Is rumor In the street that large
portion OF the loan has b.cn taken nj New
Orleans. THIS needs confirmation, bot in Der.
lisPs probable. as the money Is Ia be disbursed
there. aud there will be no fear Of any move
ments OF specie. We understand that Mr..
Corcomn. oi th. house Of Coscosan * Rirxs.
Washington City. who was here YESTERDAY !.
went away under the i'm .,ressioi that tn losn
would be taken.
We find the following in the New Yosk
joasnal OF Commerce Of Saturday sf,esaoou:
TIVE L0AN.--yssisns sslh.u<susis~s h.x>
ecsn ssn, on 90 Wzxsingtcn from this city.
amounting 10 ell ton-asly million Of dollars
perhaps NOR. ssad the prospects of SUCCESS.
los the wl'ole loan. or q large part or IL at any
rate, are better than they were. There Ia na
continuation among the banks not to loan on
the stock, as stated in one OF the pagers. The
bsnkS will take il IL they can make any thing
by il.
The possibility that the amounts mas b,
called Tor Ia specie, has been spoken Of free
W, aud with this impression, IL has ben sait
that the banks would not loan ON il, AMI som.
banks offers have very likely said the sam,
thing. We have other bunk oiiioers say ex-
aclly the opposite.
! There Is general desire that the none,
should he FURNISHED among our banks an.
moneyed men. They think il would be
misfortune IL the government could not 90
money at six per cent. Vet they will oil an,
earth take care Of tllemsely yes according 10 thei
own views.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
From th> Boston Post.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

ErempfiOA Of Railroads from liability 20
observation-disclosures Thomas vs.. Boston and
RIOvi'lnaos ReilSOad co. This Involves an i'm
por,snt question.
A ysAS eco foar soils Of leather were seut
over the Providence rsiIroad. 60 b. asiiser-A
to the plaintiff 81 = way depot. The four
rolls were deposited In The depot, and a b;ll
delivered 60 the plaintiffs tesmsier, who TOOK
svay two, and o. re uFning could End but
one other. The sctiOa was ssOaRht TO recov-
G, the value Of the missing coll. The piain.
TN obtained q Venilct in the Common Pleas,
under instruction OF the 51dgs thst The liabili-
" 0i csrFiers attacked TO the corporation uo,il
q reasonable time had elapsed los the goods "a
b,tIken from the depot
Mt. Justice Hubbard, IN delivering the on.
inion OF the whole court, held that ,iSe eelen.
danis were copmon carriers, bat the questiou
was when their liability as such erased. and
that Ut bailce without hire commenced. A.
common carriers, they would be liable for ex
iIaOrdlnssy diligence, and would be account
able tOf delivery Of the article transported
unless prevented by the act II gsDod of public
eneinies the policy OF the law to prcveni
cOilusion not protecting common carrie
against loss Of goods by theft OF robbery.
hut as baileea the defendants would BE- H.
able only ior ordinary diligence in keepinI
lie goS DIS. The court finally had come TO tbs
conclusion--Thai IN the transportation o
merchandise, railroad corporation is liabl,
a. common carrier only while the goods az,
transported from depot Ia depot on the road
That after they ere delivered % the depot IN,
I carriage u completed.
4 But ewing To the naiure 81 the conveyanos
lis often neces~ry TO stcrs the goods b,.for
delivery and when the corporation have GRO
videda suitable place aud depaeiie.i ti,a good
tiIeT tl,e duty Of carries - spEszsisaled
ond they then bccOms bsilnsas wieksat hire
snd lisble only ios ordinary diligence.
| lH the csss u appeared that the plaintif
had notice ~ tn dsliYery 81 the rolls Of Ieaih
~ a. the depot, end had taken past awsy
snd UBisss i sboald b. Bssle 10 sppsar thsl
there wasgOss acgligence OF want 81 oftinary
csss w hecpiug the gD0ds ~ the depot, u,
corporation could not b. held liable The IN
siructiOns Of The judge 10 the court b,lou
were. iheFctore, wrong, and new TRIAL wo,
ordered at The bar Of this court.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Sanfa Anna stu in Mkrico-Largs Confri

Sonfd dHnd stiu ia M<rico-Laygs Confri-
ouiioas for tbs support Of tho Array.
By the brig z. Soulc, from Hsvannah, the
N. o. Delta, has received files of Mexican ia.
pers. The dates from the capitst-sre To the
26th Of September.
We find nothing ia the latter numbers a.
bout The departure Of Santa Anna towards
Monterey. So Ear from that, he was still in
The capital, mastering his forces Tor the con-
tesnplsted expedition.
Senior Haroy Tsmariz has been appointed
Minister of Finance in place OF Senior Gomez
Farms.
The Diaio del Gobierno says tina, all the
rich people OF Mexico would do well In fol-
lowing Santa Anna's example-contributine
LITERALLY towards the support OF the war---or
else the mob would 90 where they knew the
money was and take II To the soldiers who de-
Tended the country. Then IL adds. that the
clergy bad consented 10 mortgage their prop
erty Tor 81, 0O0,0 900; that the merchants aud
wealthy citizens OF Mexico would deliser To
the Government on the 2jth Of Septembes
so0O,OO0 for the purpose OF the war; that the
same amour. would be delivered on the .j,h
October aud equal sums would be paid every
month.
Senior Gomez de Ia Csrtiaa had made him
sell loan OF $4,000. without any cJndi-
tons as 10 premium os time Of reimburse
ment.
Tbs Efpectsdor says there are yet some pa
triotic Mexicans left, who will not allow their
eountsy To be ruined by its csemies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
- ros faE TINES.
GIVE Us LIGHT.

nv Nh0Tf0H.
J hsve observed in the tlinIy popula
tel districts Of the Eastern cities method
adopted iuT partially lighting the stFeets. thai
would respectfully Suggest TO our City Coun.
cil as one that cOmhiRes cbeapne-ss with a
neresssSy pUrPose. Il u to have stfong wisrs
isOfn elevated pOsis sifgtclsi acgOss he inles.
section 81 some Of oar prncipai streets. and
good sac retieciing lamp hung in the centre.
~ - 70 give light on both streets. Il isnsi.
" TOO bsd that IN place Of this sac tho
pu'lic are obliged 10 grope their way ia total
d"TkHfss, 10 tie maatsst danger al lifg and
iifnh especially iu The winter months. Stwo.
Eris complain oi 70 snd with feason. they are
no - ism'iiar with the distractions as on,
9Fn citizens. ant frequent scci.lenss orcur.
Oui Tcorle DO not rossplsia Of an scooo,,i
cal eod useful expenditure ~ lheir ,noss,
AID q y he wish OF many hat the 1.mae;i
Hill take np The suhjo, 81 their me- r,..,.,;oe
aisi sci upon tat oncr. CITIZEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
THE Ruins OF NINEvAH-Aeoo,a.I

THE RUINS OF NINEvAH.-Accord-
ing 70 the Constsntinopie correspondent OF
the Journal des Dsbais, ruins discovered by
vi. Botia, and Tor which Parliament voted
100000 tmncs, DO not prove to be those OF
Ninevah, a. had been supposed, bat those OF
a city ol more recent origin. We copy the
following extract from the letter ia the Jour
nal he Dcbsts: M. Botta has been succeeded
by NJ Layard. in has archaeological researches
IN Assyris, who is continuing the lsbors Of
hrs predecessor with Zeal and Perseverance
worthy OF the greatest prsiee. The place OF
the explorations of M. Boiis were ia khorsa-
bad; that Of M. laysnI is a neighboiug place
called Nimroud. II is now almost = year
since NJ. Layard commenced his lsbors. -
Under a mound through which he has recent
~ dug, he has disovcri the remains Of a
magnificent temple, which. like that Of khor-
sabsd, seems to have been a prey To the
flames. AT the last accounts he had suc-
cecded i'm discovering fifteen chambers aud in
obtaining from them two hundred and fifty
bds reiisfs. To understand the topcgrspicsl
position oil these ruins. our rcsders have bal
TO consult Aenophon. That author says TIA,
after having crossed the Fab. the Greeks ia
that exposition found at a short distance
from It's banks, the ruins Of q city near Tn
banks OF the TSris. In that city, the nsm<
OF which was Larissa, once inhabited By tbs
Modes. there was large pyramid. This de-
scription corresponds exactly with the posi-
ton Of the ruins 81 Nimroud; the pyramid.
style, although now buried under the earth
can easily be SEEN every where. The dimcn
sions given by xenophon also correspond
with tioee ofthese ruins, and the distance
from the lab, OF which be speaks, 10 also a.
bout the same: only the Tgris, which form.
esly flowed under the wslIs Of the city, hal
SINCE lett It's ancient bed, and IL now about I
mile and half from these ruins.
II has been attempted 20 show that IN,
city called karissa. BY Xenophon. Yves n,
other than kesen. city more ancient still
and even one Of the very oldest in the pos
diiuvisn world. The only argument adducet
an hvof Of this supposition is. that Kesen, ID
IN the Samaritan dialect, Is called Iachissa. =.
M Rawlinson, the British consul in Bsstad
and other very competent authorities in tb,
matter, reject this hypothesis, and regan
Niinroud az the ancient Ninevah, capital O
the iirst Assyrisn Empire, which ended witt
Sardana pslus:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
10 AscKRTAIN THR sPEEp or VIZ.

10 AsCKRTAIN THE SPEED OR We.
tOCfTY OF sfACHfN cry. In all ordina.
~ nsehiasFy, the naosisa Of some part there.
81 - sufficiently modessie 10 admit OF the
countingof the reyalai1ousoI vibrations there
OF. Having compared ihs motion with time,
sila ssceEiainsj the number NJ revolutions pes
minute, OF diving wheel OF drum, multiply
that number hy The qu0sient obtained by d.
Slding the diameies 81 this wheel BY the mol
icy or pinion which receives motion direct
~ thrreiFom. But II these two dismsters are
such that one cannot b. divided by the 9th.
90 without TrnmindeT. then reduce each 10
inches aud decinIals. and spply the rule al
proportions, mulliply the diameter Of the AIS,
wheel BY the the number OF its revslatious
per minute, snd divide the product by the
dIsDeter of The small wheel, pulley, or pin.
ION. and the quoiient will show the velocity
thereof. 10 retolufioas per minute. Ifsnoth.
e. drap oF gar wheel - mounted 0n the shaft
OF this SECOND salary. s0d motion Is commn.
nicateh ihcfcbHm to q shird axle pulley. the
sOnie pfOcess may be- repeated 10 ascertain tn,
velocity 81 ils lllinl shaft. Ia ihis way th.
Velocitg OF tlg msndnlls u ths mos, violent
motion nIsy bs sccursteiy sscertainsd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

Gen. Worth, the hero Of Monterey. was .
insfchsnts clerk, 10 Hudson, on he Ngr,h
nvef, 30 years ago. We entered the su,pv -
= private scoorting 10 . letter before w. :,
we opsning Of the war If isl2--slistiygui,b
ed himself az Lusdys Lane, where bs ws.
"oundrd, onda The suggestion IT Gen Soot,
promoted. He won honor IN the Flo,id, a.
sna has crowned bimseli With glosy 81 Moe.
terry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
MICHIGAN ELECTION r. follo,.,.,

MICHIGAN ELECTI0N,-The following
reports OF the Michigan election have been re-.
oeived by telegraph In New York. One sc.
count says Wayne county has elected WING
Clerk and two members of the House of Rem
Tesentetives. Oakland county has chosen The
iull whig ticket--a gain. Macomb COUNTY l.
wing. gain, McCleIlsnd. dem, is reelected
TO Congress, from the FIRST district. Wisner
and Gordon, wings, are probably elected
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
MNEMQNICS

The Misses Pike will give their frs, lesson
:" their class inMnemenics at the upper room
In the Institute buildings. this evening. com
menciag at o'clock. All who desire to at
tend the cousc, can be accommodated. Terms
One Dollar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

Rev. Nj BOYD desires rs to ssy that Ne has
places al present Tor tour or Eve pupil. in M.
SHOOT. Mr.. Boyd teaches latin. g seeL AMI
h'l'ena''cs' prepares ior business end N,
professions. end h. u now mskinr some If
ihe bcst srlioian. in Wbceliog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
GIVE NoPAIN Rre.lh. no.

GIVE NOPAlN Breathe not seuti,ne,,
-.-say not q NOKi--gisc not sm expression ri
the nonnseDasoe that Nil offend snothe, =,
ssnd thrill u pain through hIs bosom. W.
arc E,lfIounded By sensitive hearts. wh;rb !
"0ni' q look even. might fll to the bti,s ,,,,I
sorrow. u yon are careless OF the op,oion.
snd expressions 81 Others. remember N, tbs,
age differently constituted from your.rlf s,,J
nc'ef' ~ soTd 90 sign. csst sliafo,, an :
mPp3 heah, 90 ibfuw aside the smiles If 49,,
u'a' love 70 hngrf on pleasant countrusgeg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
DIDN'T TAKE A NEwSPApER

DIDN'T TAKE A NEwSPAPER.--In q
trial at Detroit ior murder last week. abou,
fifty jurors were summoned before a panel
could be oeieined Cor the trial. Some lew
had conscientious scruples, many lad express
ed opinions ON the subject, and one, on being
challenged. said he did not knop whether he
bad ''tormed az opinion or not, bat that he
did not take any Newspaper" he was eKcus.
ell immediaiely.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
QUITE A MISTAKE Tn. A. a,

QUITE A MISTAkE.-The New York
police were, ON Thursday, put upon the ooI
ViVe by announcement in one Of the mufn{ng
papers That carpet bag containing slOO 001
aud lately been stolen from one Of adams
Express wagons ia Boston. From reliable
information II has been sscertained that the
ms alluded to was only beg Of buttons and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
From fh> st. Louis Republican.
IOWA ELECTION.

We have letter from Burlington, dated on
Monday evening. which furnishes the follow.
ing list Of Wings elected TO the Legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

"shy ? PDoI mans earnings brouah, home
~ ~ "'y, ." cafncd out Of the hOuss os
'u' Vaehs " his fashionable daughters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

n Fpnklin used 10 say that rich widows
ne he Only piece II ~c0nl hsudcd sools
,i,s ssiis az Pfimr os,st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

The degree Of Doctor OF Divinity has been
conferred on Rev. William Wallace, Of thi.
city, aud ON Rev. Jonn M'CIuskey OF Yves,
Alexander. Pa, BY the trustees OF Frsnklin
college, Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

Fsrcnts rcsf up youI lads lke nsils. and
ihey y go ihfougi' ilie world, AID you may
clenCh them on t'OslIci SD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

u 'hc incume.m 81 iat Office should al.
Vlr pair VI shOcs. '''V
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A NEW

~ ,,,ss,.. ~ " sspisesiesy 50 phans.ssut,.
fss.,t. ~ = ssiiiisfy - Gseet irsl. -.
-. - HfsPtesi nser,s ,silh g., -.
49,. NAH = rstfrftfnn ~ ~rrf. - ..,.-
49, - isssEuarrs. efen 80 $50 4. -. ~ -
Al -, eshtfs ehA tAef siaslassflas - ~
-, -. 'r eif F1iasif pstaea is.f rs,...l.-4 -.
iVhN IuONFsov
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nANEJ. nscol-L we~sa r.sesssfsIly isssrn shsss
wiss have bpreeofsfe ezacs4ei HIN sheif p6aroe-
sissss. shss he bes - hss1 81 ~
fo1swts< Mind 81 brs~hss - rstsd es~sens vix
White Wash Drn~he<. Tsssh B<ur>W,
WINDOW rwespux
Gin Hearth "a Hand ersrA
Horse yaruish
HbOR
Shoe and scruhhisg hrsshc- wfsszaSe ssA retail iow
fos cash. The shove articles fos sale Ntoop Z
Cssrs esailc Trunk and Harness mandatory No. 100
Main urecs Wbcciinx. Va "
Brushes made 60 order. Nov n.