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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-01

JOHN ""shoTh 20 ~ tWANoUUy. In the Circuit
,,.., v hyperion Court az law and
William l.amldiu 81 al) Chaucery for Ohio County
II tSl ANTI decree rendered hy ihe ElI totfr n
We above named cause ON tlic 7th day at FchrarY
rilthe undersigned Tie Commits uucr Thereby spIof
i'd wil proceed 'o sell a. public auction ic.nrc th rou
door of The Court House County OF ohm o Mos
nh IHt 'ru nay of SErrE 1876 tile highest lid
my acres Of land situated said county OF ohio and
ihs near The ciiy oi Wheeling. and wneh was sold io
The SAID William Ianldiu ty William thaplrc aud al
rounded a. iolows Beginning 90 stone corner to Il
" o'dc"ck aud u tie line dis dug tIc lands William
'hapliue and John Eo thence = sG r. 90 por. fo ,irc
"ak thence ; ~ E3n poles 90 stake; thence ictyi ~
-eS a.i ion ine ~ t. q poles go ss.akc; thence Il
20 w rs poles, "a stake; 81 poles wc,i OF .irr tr
corner 10 Cdlhouli thence M " ~ po!cs G5i ~
In. a2i w. 21l-N.ts " I5-N 30 W n 4 TO- -
w . poles 10 H. Wnpdcock's corner: thence with -sd
Nogicock = live :. - w SCI poles iu the ~ inning
ithNlS on SAI.E.-llIo above tTaci oI Land ,,fu L.
sold on credit al TWELVE Avn rtsurrr> so,,,.
rom TIC DAY ofsac. each inst llneu To bear i.st f
at period and the purchases give iod and good - In,
iy Tor ne SAID iusalmcns SuA TIC iiic .o tc retained
lhIi iie purchase money j. paid n d The said tr7rt
81 aih y 10 lc sold sulleci To nodfcs ucoroI i
decree rendered. ~ Size said Count Do the case OF Ban.
cfou Woodcnek against William CIauiue aud otlIcr.
pronounced The Goth OF June. 1896
ISAAC W. MITCHELL.
80 - 'P'J@ i1-H Commissioner.
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DARE AND HOGE.
''NN'iN' Iths ANn Wholesale AND RETAIL.
DEALERS ~

- iNiS, CAPS AND FiRS
'"'oH o., South End of Marital Sguar,
NiiEEtING IA
AVE alOuys on haud. aud n,sLo' D.. a., 90
- ia, most fashionable a,d .ircr or st,i,.
-" br"'cr Has Pune No sin
- do %, Ne IL
~ 40 : h"'sa d. MI Coucy
Gcu's Fuic cL,th Cans Co,,..S.t -
'"' go dn buisu's a.,
Gents SIN G'rz-dio p.,,a.,., m.
Youths GIazrJ do ,,,,,. ,.''''''' ''
nv ,'' a"'"'i"n oi MERRIAM, through
to he surpassed IA quatty ~ ma.uia,,,,,. .,
'hc'pnc.' "' if'ce. 10y any house ~ ii,c Wei
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QUINCY FOUNDRY.
OF MAIN * QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SANDS q co.

EFuItHVHSf 4NU. Z, " HTof OTTcft.
IliE sa'eoriicrs prepared make and keen con.
stdntiy haId at the above lsincats ali nds
90 Castings, Cooking. Franklin, BALLOON. and Cannon
Stoves of all sizes and patterns; IIollowware WAGON
BgNcs. Plough Castings, Crates, Flat Irons, sugar aud
Wash Kettles &c complete assortment We have
lus received splendid patterns for Parlor Crates
the ncScsi ever brought to This city Persons who in
Tend hudug are respectfully requested examine them
hiorc purchasing any other kind. We have Iarse lot
OF patterns tpr Min gearing. the hest place which
We VIII axe 90 oricr ~ the lowest rates: a.o hro,h
lug Machine Casiings. We win aso continue 30 manu-.
hciurc te d ieToi Kinds OF Pioughs complete used in
ths section 90 country, and warranted equal o any made
IA the western country. We viii warrant all our cast,
tugs and other work done ahlishmcnt and "a
cheap ~ can he male IN Pittsburgh, Cincinnati or any
other 80 ahlishmn this city. Persons wishing To
purchase any article Inns viii please give us cal
ana examine l0r themselves.
apI HAMILTON SAINTS 70
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Alralam nellnlnn

Al Tabam BsliHi0u is CIttN,rry In the
Cccc'ia ". toomis' Admire, ais OF Law aud Clanecpy
for ONO County. June. ittG.
iLtRLEfON ACCOUNT
=, ABSTRACT.
- "a Mon ihC If.Hlr mutton ct Tho said rofnuir iraf
80 hc tuur duiH aiIudgo, order and Dee rec .t tts
caWse tc rccIfc io James a. tlsrke E-t one Of he ON
hs-i'rcrs GOD tf Court, sake and state uudis aud SEA-
ic the account OF FctU Aaral. Adur-irstor o. aurc
sai vtu toe estate so tc said Cccoiia LOOMS dee a.
e0 81" To- t-rcrttin and report what real csi ate zoe said
''ccIa ~ 'suis died .ctHr az sni,tic to, Hd Tic
ngi i1iuc tuyfco 6ud ALSO iat rrai estate Size sad Ma
f j. THOMPSON o. seized pf or cntit'ci and thc quaH
itt iurniu apd clue thereof; lud isi sold tutnisfoa
sr take prOufof thc said Compartments rNhl in The hi
ct uucd. aud -rcrtliu aud fruT DO proved. what is
dee thcrobus and ttc los aHd fHcuurccs un the F1id
fcs s-fec tnc sd Ccttia VI Luous, deed. aud % c
saIG fIafy j. Thompson. either nf tc. tU snruut
thereof DO ~ ho tr tgne ere duc end raf se sc.yt
ly, aud their respective Urdef and fi1riee, sod r De- u
ilc 81 ~ oi e sad trces ~. iapm.s. decd. hc ,a 100
a c-turs hatas dct af1iua tlc duc ty 500. I'd
tl nr m wffng, fn rnIr ff prove tic sfrt 81 ,rtlrf
pnf F'.f 's Dee nN rereurp.f d.y Goo iHelu d1 20
oid FiFe tnlf.t urt unrr fftf.I Or advert .rtrff m
s"inc ncWsra printed DO NIoeH.. eHd tH.t be- .si,
r'Uuri trfrU. .lfr tuft uItl rI CIItrIl..f at ID ~
rraer vtH r'.i nr ef- deeIci fertneut tf buusrfof
it"-'F ffiHifri t ff.he' ui fr-s.H.. H.lfet1 i.
DID .rHHaf rs'a t.l ..s dee a.I.. Iu i..r .tr.
iif if sefi.rUr ofiiDrtst "a tlcIaw I1tsl. ItH. a
luur..
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N"hAt y NY
srriNcrrtp, Nv. Nav ~, isi5.
Me~sys. SANfoUp fsHt-Ceiif take this upfnrfii.
uit of informing You almost remarkable cure crfsr.
mei upon me - the usc Of Dr Ntsior's Basam u Mid
Cherry.
in The year Is'n was taken ~ iih an inflammation ~
the low cs. which tailored under Tor six weeks when
gradually recovered In the faf uf ill was attacked
with s"Vct" c"'d which scac, sv'f upon my lungs.
aud ur the space of three was confined nav
Ted. tried all kinds of cdicinc4 aud every Kind Of
medical ad without lcnei; .nd this Nca-icd a'onr un-
u Tie wiuicr Of lsil, when hcafd Of Misiar's Basam
90 Wild cherry.
Ms freud- Ie-suadeS give Il y fair trial though
Had gwen mp an hofo~ OF recovery snd had p-cpar.d
self for the change 81 world Through their
Nisiar's Basam of W h Cherry. The effect was truly
astonishing. Amer FIVE ycars Of allie ION. rain and
suffering. aud aller having scut four hundred
dollars 90 no purpose, and the lest and respect
ply sioaus had proved uuayaiing. restored
cntifc health. by The blessing of God and Use Of pr
! Nisar's Basam of Wild Cherry.
enjoy ing good Lcallh and such - INV altered
appearance tia; am 40 longer Known when meet ntv
former acquaintance have gaued rapidly iu weight
and my flesh y nrm and solid now rat A. uuc IA
any person, and ms food arrco with me.
nave eaten more during Tie last months tian had
, fOr five before
Considering my almost miracle I deemed II nc.
cc~sary for The good at the afflicted and duty owe to
III. Propric'urs and fellow (N p should know
where relief may ~ had to make this cincu, putic
Nav the blessing at God ro urou Tho Prpprctos OF 80
valuable medicine a. " i-iars Raisam OF Mid Cherry
Yours respectfully
0Sy'WtsrAB's BHsAN''i u sold a. s 90 rcr lotc ar
luros for 80. Sold IN Cincinnati a. he corner nt
Fourth and Walnut streets. ~ SANFORD a PARK \.
gents for Tie Ncs;, aud by j. CEUMBACKER. Main ~
Wheeling, Va. oct T. ~ Is
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HoRNBRonK q DILLON,


CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
MAST SIDE MARKET ST. a icw do,f, be-
IL low The Post Once. hn.e supplied them.
selves wIfh new and large engine nnd other ilS-
lures lor he't huslucss super,W ,tslc md u u.
ter htms'iycs Tint wilh zen years EXPERIENCE
ihey VIII Ice able Ia rcp lef ho most peticcI salts.
iacton.
They carry IN INC House and STEAM,
BOAT PLUMBING ~ all iI, brarrhcs
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
by arrangements With tie manufacturer We
have received md wili be constantly fcccivinF
end prepared 10 supply he yir,c p,pc " hnle.s 4.
end rriai. ct ihe best qual'Iy. and as low as cnn
be had iu ibr touulfy.
They have constantly on hand Hvdtauts oi
various de- rrtion, hHr,r' Rcftlcs, waicrcl
els, bath Tub, hul aud cold shower baths. &C.
forts Ter bleaching, chemical apparatus. lead
=, GinS, PaleOl hath pumps. Trad pipes at all siz
q, sheet lead OF any thickness aud worked on
IN any manner ot toim.
Water conducted thToleh lca1rp pines from,
springs 80 dsriiIg houses ~ the country.
Superior pumps Tor country wells. steam En-
ginrs &c. &c.
An orders 'hankially received and punclu
ally attsnded iu.
STEAM POWER.
For manuiaCiuuug PURPOSES can De supplird
90 Sevciai dcsCrIIiion, OF mcchanirS. IN The
~ story OF then building, or on The ground
hooT a. very moderate rcEj
Wherisre. Anfl g. 'd6
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CITY DISPENSARY. &c.


HoHTu-EAsT CORNER or MoSBOE * iTH SIS.
The consulting hours of this Institute will
hereafter be- from ] Co ~ a NJ. aud from
z TO Z. Nj. every day. Sundays TO }
l.. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical attcn-
dance, aud medicine, between the hours above
sPaeiiied. are reqncs'ed to call upon either al
the attending physicians, at their offices when
they Will promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD. Main 81.
BATES, Quincy ST
4" FRlSSEI.L, Church ST.
HlLDRETH, Corner Monroe and
9th Sis.
BY order OF the Board
f. A. uIlDRETH Sou
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q IECE COOnS just ncrv.d by
n TALLANT " DEIAPLAIN.


Now wholesale Warehouse
a few icces Cola,y Pr,sn.
Case sch hu'v 80 very luN.
\ few 60. Grc Elhssm Ginebans
MsHoir.t bingham.
a large e. Bcschcd Go1tls
Alto oS usHp
Lghif fcr Cs.Nmens. Fuo Iierr DuIIus.
anii rihef nFshle fnf 'ralofs rr.fr
So Pff 30 Sun Shades O, 22-Ara
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CoMMISsIoNrU,s s,Ir

Sold in whccing hv riIOE 4 rail- It',.,1
Cru MRACk ER Druggists. IAN
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} Is tHtN,rEy, Iu the
Circuit Superior Couri
y of Law aud Ciauccry
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06
EEIRUS1ElAlS0S SAIb1so

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by
George Marshall, bearing date the lth day of De-
ccmber lS4l and also another deed of ate
from the and Margaret, his wife, for the same
purpose both of which deeds of record in the Coun
~ Court Office of Augusta, and also at the request
said Marshall, shall proceed TO sell for cash, the
OF August next, the following property, viz
certain Tract or Parcel of Land on which said Mar
shall now resides lying in the county of Augusta and
adjoining the lands Of William GilkcsoD, William Mar
shall, and others, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
TWO ACRES, more or less.
The title is believed TO be good, but acting as Trus-
tee, shall convey such only is vested in me by the
deeds of trust aforesaid
WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Trustee
July IS, 1916
n. BY consent Of the creditors the terms of sale
changed that the land may be sold on time
say third the first OF October next, and the ba
lance in and two equal annual payments the pur-
chaser giving bond and security usu in such
About half of the above of land cleared and
under toerablc fence. The improvements are a good
Log Dwelling House and Kitchen and q Spring House, a
good Log Barn, shielded around two sides, with seven
never failing springs situated as have water in
every field but one with young and thriving apple
orchard and young orchard of about lao peach trees
get out within the last year, of choice fruit At this
time there about forty acres well set in clover
Possession will be given the lst October next with
the immediate privilege Of putting in crop.
July so, 1916.
(-I is the wish Of Mr.. MARSHALL that all his cred
itors should attend the sale
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The Farmers, Libyuru.

WE have received the July No of the Farmers
w Library and Monthly Journal of Agriculture.
This number commences the second volume. Ow-
ing to the large increase of subscribers, the publish
ers say, ''Ihe work for the present year will be
greatly improved by an addition to the number OF
engravings and cuts, which will render the work
much more useful and entertaining
(From the Brighton Gasette.)
''Ths works abounds with practical information,
highly valuable TO the farmer, as well rs to the
country gentlemen and the agricultural pupil and
the work is illustrated increase at once its attrac-
ton and its usefulness"
This work will be delivered to subscribers in
Richmond, free of postage, mailed to any part of
the State. at the publishers subscription price, viz
50 per annum. We can also furnish the back num-
bers, from the commencement of the work. Call
and examine the numbers at
NASH S, WOODHOUSE,
August g, 1916. lS9 Main Street.
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TRUST SAIL So

PY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by Ma
ID thanicl b. Long, dated 18th day of March, 1912,
and of in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Augusta, will, for the purposes in said deed
toned Tuesday the 25th day of August next, (be.
ing the I'd day August Court before the front door
the Washington Hotel in the town of Stanton, expose
to sale all the property conveyed by said deed
not heretofore sold by me, viz: Wagon with five
sils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF
ten Beds and Bedding, with French post Bedsteads,
about thirty Cots Sdeboard, Bureaus one Cup.
board China Press, with all his other Furniture
every description. Also, his stock of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs.
vested in bv said trust deed, but which believe to
be unquestonablc
The terms of sale will be ALI sums of & and I'M
der cash. over that sum a credit of three months by
the purchasers giving their bonds with approved security
The sale TO be continued from day TO day until all is
sold. THOMAS j. NICHE, Trustee.
July .. 1916.
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VIRGINIA.-At a Circuit Superior Court of Law
9TH day Of November, 1916
Fanny Bell, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Dabney Cosby, Samuel Clarke and Henry NIcClung,
IN CHANCERY
This cause came this 9TH day of November, lS45,
by consent OF parties to be heard the bill and cXh-
bits the answer of the defendant Cosby with general
replication thereto and by like parties the
afdavits of Thomas Barry, Mary Barry and Robert ID.
Llley taken before Washington Doggett, j. p prove
the identity of the plaintiff received and read as
evidence, and more than two months having elapsed
from the return day Of the subpoena executed the de-
fendans Samuel Clarke and Henry McClune, and they
failing TO appear and file their answers, il is ordered
and dccrecd that the bill be taken for confessed
them, and was argued by counsel.-On consideration
Whereof the Court being of opinion that the defendant
dian for the plaintiff, ought be relieved from his
accountability such for any Of the sci forth
his answer and that he bound settle his accounts
according to the principles of the of Carr against
Allen Ii is therefore adjudgcd ordered and dccrccd
that Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke do state and
settle the accounts Of the defendant Cosby, guardian
for the plaintiff according the principles established
by the Court OF Appeals i'll the of Carr and Allen
aforementioned and that he state all such matters
may be deemed pertinent by himself required by
either party to be stated and that he report his
ceedings to the Court in order TO a final decree.
Copy-Tcste,
July 30, 1876 NICHOLAS C. KINNEY, c. C.
The parties in the above cause are hereby notified
that will attend at my Office in the town of Stauntun
on Thursday the Sd day Of September next, for the
purpose of taking the required by foregoing
dccreta order.
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ. Commr.
Stanton, July 30, 1916.
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NEfNlTSIH SAIh1Mo

QY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO the subscr-
~ Der by William Fisbburn bearing date the 24th
day of March, S43 and of record in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court Of Augusta will proceed TO sell
the premises 10 the highest bidder for ready money,
Saturday the 22d day of August next for the Pur
poses in said deed mentioned, tract Of Land lying
both sides Of Middle River, containing by estimation
1873 A0i&lNS9
be the same less being the same tract purchased
of the late David Sbanks and adjoining the lands
said Fshburn at present resides, DR.. John Davidson
and others. The tract Of land is well improved is in
high state Of cultivation, and well adapted TO the
growth of grain and grass. The title is believed to be
unqucstionable but the subscriber will convey such title
as is vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
VIM. T. KAYSER, Trustee
N. B.-Auy person wishing TO view this property
will please call on William Fishburn, residing near it
July %, 1876. ". 4. H.
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o BE r U "A az.

DIED in this place Sunday evening last MAMIE
C., infant daughter of Alexander C.. and Rachel S.
Hamilton, whose deaths were noticed last week
Thus has husband and wife in the 25th and Dist
years OF their ages been cut off in the bloom youth
and the little orphan has not been long kept the
mother and father of its love- The ashes OF the parents
mlngng together in common grave on the Praires
OF the far West be waercd by the Tears of
their friends and relations but their thoughts will Oft
revert TO them in sorrow, soitencd only by the rccc-
ton that they yielded their spirits their God in the
cheering hope Of blessed Immortality
An angel Of light from the mansions above,
Descended TO Earth a mission of love-
Fand the brow Of the orphan with heavenly breath,
Till she slept like rose, on the bosom of Death,
Then quick with the power Saviour hath given,
Bore her up to her God, and her parents in heaven
DIED, on Sunday the Goth ult at five minutes of /
O'Clock, r. NJ, Cat the residence of her uncle, r. w.
Palmer, Esq, in Port Repubc,) Miss MARTHA C..
CHArMAN, daughter of William Chapman Esq, of
ayncsborough aged 10 years, months and 20 days.
thus has this young lady, ondly cherished by her
devoted parents and who seemed to be the
united affections in the bloom Of life been cut of sud
denly by the hand of death and consigned to an early
grave. She left the home of her parents some two
weeks prior to her death visit her relatives Port
i.epuDlc no doubt, anticipating round of pleasure in
their company. Her disposition was such ALWAYS
cheerful and lively, that made her the life and soul of
who holds the dcstines of all in his hands ordered
otherwise, aud from his decision there is no appeal
Her remains were brought to Waynesboro' inter
mcnt funeral discourse preached by the Rev.
Stephen l!dcbrand, (of the Methodist Church. to
large and attentive congregation and the feeling the
and there displayed by the citizens generally, told
language easily understood the high estimation in which
she was held by all who knew her. Suffice il to saw
the loss however deeply felt by her mourning friends
is no doubt her everlasting gan.-[CoM.
0S- Augusta Democrat, Rockingham and Richmond
papers arc requested to copy.
DIED, in this place Thursday last, AMANDA in
liant daughter OF Mr. Francis Huff, aged about IL months
DIED, in Lexington, Tuesday morning the 2sth
Inst at the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Fuller, MARTHA
VIRGINIA, infant daughter of Mr.. Eli Parent of this
place
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06
COPPER STILLS
FOR SALE.

n consequence of my deafness and bad health, not
Il being able to attend TO business, will sell my Stills
and Apparatus belonging to thcml will also dispose OF
my Dsillcry and the Lot which it stands together
Stilhousc is large with every convenience, located in
fine grain growing section of country, and good sit-
alton for retailing liquor any in the county. The
Stills are nearly good Any person disposed
TO engage in the business would do well to call, as |
am determined TO scll-or if ] cannot sell l will rent
them. For further information call the subscriber
near Mt. Meridian, Augusta county, Va.
PAUL ROSENBARGER.
Juy 20 lSi6.-3w
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LAND FOR SALE,

Fifty Acres Of Land fifty Of which cleared, the
balance in timber This land lies about three miles
West of Stanton and adjoining the lands of VIM. En-
gleman, George Paris, end Chcslcy Kinney. On this
land is never failing Spring, though small ard
mother part of the land suitable for building it is
confidently believed well of water can be obtained
fifteen or twenty feet digging. The exposure Of the
land is chiefly South and East and susceptible of be-
ing made pleasant place For terms. apply to the sub
scriber the land. HENRY HARTMAN.
April 30 1916
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06
THE NEW COFFEE BOILER.

MIR. John X. Remington the author of several
ingenious and useful inventions, has struck upon
idea in which the lovers of good coffee and econo-
my evidently interested. The one great object
aimed at--as the learned in such matters know--by
all who have heretofore sought to improve the deli
cious beverage. from University Professors down to
humber men, has been to prevent the escape of the
aroma, the clement of its fine flavor. This passes
Off rapidly in the steam when boiling the common
way, as every one perceives whenever he is i'm the
neighborhood of boiling coffee. To prevent such
result, a straner, or percolator, has been used
boiling water freely passed through the coffee. By
this process the aromatic clement is mainly pre-
served hut the strength of the coffee is not all extract
ed, and the taste is raw. The Dublin Professors.
in solemn conclave, advise to put first portion Of
cold water into the boiler and heat the same up to
the boiling point, then pour off and put in another
portion of hot water and boil to extract the strength
and then pour both together This process is both
troublesome and Intellectual for large portion of
the aroma will remain after the first heating, and
escape in the after boiling In Remiugton's boiler
every particle of the aroma is detained and the
whole strength extracted and thus the object so
long aimed at completely attained BY merely at
taching acup OF cold water 70 the lid and under
neatlkit, the steam containing the aroma is condens-
ed and thrown back into the coffee. and you get all
that the berry contains whether of flavor strength
and as nothing farther can be sought, here appears
to be the end of perfection in the philosophy of
coffee pots Ii would appear from trials made in
many families through the country that three
iourths (and some say less) Of the ordinary quaint
tty, makes stronger and better beverage. That
1t must take less is obvious, because the very spirit
OF the coice-its volatile principles saved as in
the process of the dstillery. Some, who have
tired 1t, say it takes less by one half The boiler
must take the place Of all others.-Rich Rep.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership of the firm of Bryan s. Shaw, in
the Coopaxi Furnace, dissolved on the first day
Of January last by mutual consent Shaw having dis
posed Of his interest in said Furnace BY arrange
ment between the parties, Matthew Bryan will receive
all debts due the firm and discharge all demands against
Is The CO. partnership between Matthew Bryan and
L. Shaw, in Clay Forge, one and half miles above
Waynesborough, will be hereafter conducted in the
name of l. Shaw & Co., where they have made ar
rangemcnt TO keep constantly hand assortment
bar iron of good quality.
MATTHEW BRYAN,
l.. SHAW.
May 81, lS46.-3m