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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27
Pittsburgh ana Wheeling Packet.

Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet.
s~ss-A The swift steamer CONSU l.. Dorsey
t,.>i-~1UfI 7. Kinney, Master, will leave regular
ssNrffESSEA Iy for " heeline, GU Monday, Wednes,
s~SS6-SleS day, and Friday, al l0o'co., precisely.
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urday, at O'Clock, a. M. positively.
The Consul will land all the intermediate ports
Every that be procured for the
fort and safety of passengers has beeu provided The
also provided with seifactug safety guard
prevent explosions
For freight or passage apply on board mi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

lAhie lot OF waite, black and drab son HATS
las' 'ee very low. Iel3 d HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

r FAD Pine always hand md furnisheda at snort
IL notice al mr. II JonASo 5, le5 Market sur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

OOOhlNd Dio'I-es
THE Subscribers have Just received an assortment OF
Parry Scott AND Cos Cooking stoves, families fequii.
irg co1k nq sto would do well 10 uok at these before
Easing eseN here, they are constructed with
D. ei a reference TO Il e burning OF coal
49, person purchasing one OF these stoves, aud uGs
on trial To fail 10 meeting their expeetsions Is
nitied TO return ths same. BLAlh AND kNOA.
June 81 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

%xoFFFE MILI.s-A superior article of Livingston
e sRoggn's fracture, on hand and for sale low at
~ JOnNSONis, les Market Squsge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

"COPPER" KErTLEs.--WSsh and stew Kettles on
Z hand aud for sale law al JOHNSON'S,
Ill ls5 Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27
A GOOD OFFER.

A GOOD Variety of Prints to he had at your pri-
A ces at feb 1877 GREER & NOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

shou Id reflect that and body tbs most
necessary requisites to promote connuha happiness
Indeed without these, the journey throuc ri 10
a weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly eaTkens to the
yiew--the mind becomes shadowed with. despair, and
filed with the melancholy reflection that thkeppiness
of another becomes hliehied with ourawn.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
Dr. j. addresses young men and all who rave injured
themselves by private and Improper indulgsnces.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or 11IE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
THE FIRST RESPONSE.

by spontaneous movement OF the people
in response TO the nomination of TAYLOR and
Fillmore, the City Hall was crowded on Fri
day night from the door to the rostrum. The
resolution ralitying the choice OF these illus
trious men as the Wing candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President, was passed by ac-
clamation.
Major Giddings [who fought under TAYLOR
at Monterey was loudly called for and res
ponded with the true spirit. He knew Gen.
Fay lor, and irmer and better man never
lived. lie was no partizan, in the bad sense
OF that word, but lie was whole souled
Whg-a Wing after the model o Washing
ton, and destined, in the providence OF Hea
ven, to bring back this government to the
purity OF its better days, The gallant Major
was loudly applauded throughout, and in con-
cluson congratulated the country upon the
nomination OF a real live "Mexican Wing
who had already whipped one OF Mr.. Folks
pet Generals, and hell ped 10 s,nd him into re-
ufement "a little more grape" OF the same
surt, would compel another of them, by the
Tides OF November, to undertake d voyage
upon the bring qraues OF a certain famous, ia
bled river, not altogether unknown in Locoio-
co geography!
John G. Lowe, Esq, was next called
Yesterday. fellow citizens" said he, Il was
tor Scott-to-day am for Taylor!" 1t was
The sentiment OF the whole meeting, and as
he concluded It's expression in full clear
voice that reached every ear in the Hall, it
was ratified, and re-ratiiied to The very echo.
No equal number of words could have better
expressed the duty OF all true Wings to sub
due every consideration OF mere personal and
State preference 10 the success OF great ma
tlonal cause. Mr.. Lowe was xceedingly
happy IN his remarks throughout, and not
lew OF his sentences Were rounded off in the
applause they provoked.
After short speech from Capt. Walker,
which was well received, the meeting adj
Journed III high spirits, aud confident OF
triumph next fall, that will aid TO purify the
political atmosphere OF the White House
Dayton Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
lev poin, 10 these woodlands aud rorks 50

They point TO these woodlands aud rorks 50
grey,
Win their shadows ere twilight begun;
Que hour OF The sea-c,adied dyiag OF day,
With phantom like sail in the distance a.
way,
Is enough for my mothers son.
And then when the broad harvest moon one
sees.
Climb upin the Eastern sky;
lie thinks what bright watches on deck are
these,
With the mizan-top gallant sweIled full by
the breeze.
And the star-sprinkled waves dancing by.
There's one with musical voice and low,
Who haunis me, awake or at rest;
And that voice in my dreaming ear changes,
trow,
And shouts from the top-mast the loud Gland
ho.'
Dimly coming from oceans breast.
They call this home and whisper me
That nv thoughts are but truant now,
But there's many home DER the deep blue
sea,
And love-lit eyes meath the banyan tree,
Or the shade of the orange Dough.
+. w. B.
Stockbridge Mass. May, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board OF Health deem it their duty to
report the real number OF cases of Small Pox
in the City, There was at their last report,
only two cases, both of which are at the hos
pitaI, in remote and isolated siluaton.--
OF small pox and one of varialoid in the lst
ward, one case OF varialoid in East Wheeling
these all owe their origin to the same source.
There also has been one case of small pox from
Cincinnati, which was Immediately sent 10
the hosptal-all these cases, except the last,
are convdlescent
The Board will, hereafter, make regular
semi-weekly reports. By Order
June IL, AS. JAS. TANNER. Sec'v.
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CINCINNATI EDITORS.

The AtlIs, OF yesterday morning, announ-
ces the retirement of Mr. Stevenson, from his
post, as eJitor-a post which he has occupied
with honorand ability. We wish him health
ami prosperity in whatever path he may here
alter select.
MIR. Calender, who has ably discharged the
duties of Associate Editor, will now act as
principal Editor, for which he is amply quail
fled.
MIR. James w. Taylor has revived the Sig
nal, to express the sentiments of the bln-
burning Democracy. and be, OF course, com.
peutor with the Enquirer
MIR II, b. Brown retres from the new
Dispatch. that be may have time and oppOr
tunity 10 labor in the political field.
The Editorial hold is, by no means, a fixet
quantity, as daily events amply prove.-Cin
cianati Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

DlsTIScrIoNs WTH A DlFFEsENcE.-A
witness YVES lately called upcn TO define. what
was young iemle human being" end
what was The distinction between her and a
yoHglady." IL gave tie following reply
\ ynu1g female human being wears pima
i1rc>, long rocks, check aprons, eats large
quantities Of bread aud butter eiggles at boys.
hugs wax dolls. aud plays puss in tina correr'
and, chickemy. chickemy, crdny crow
whist young lady carries her hair done up
behind; reads Byron and Bulwcr; wears bal
zlrines from Madame Voizin's, eschews pan
ialais; casts her eyes down at the sight OF
young gentlemen; has small appetite, chief.
~ confined to salads and sweelmeats; and
generally, when there's roow enough, sits at
The FIRST table
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

NIcHoLAs.-For a considerable time past
the Car of Russia has been engaged in con
centrating forces in the Black Sea- and extra
ordinary activity has been observed in the Ar
senaI OF Sebastopoi.
The Wings OF Alexandra, Va, have, il
public meeting, opened the Presidential cam
paign by ratiticstio of the nominations of
the National Wing Convention.
The English Parliament has been flooded
of late, with petitions from all parts of the
Kingdom, that the sale of intoxicating drinks
upon the Sabbath may hereafter be made lille
gal.
Alex. Dumas was to open Drury Lane
| theatre on the 9th June. with the whole of his
company from the Theatre His:orque, Paris.
Frederika Bremen has got new novel en-
titled Brothers and Sisters. Tale of Domes-
tic Life. 1t is translated by Mary Hewitt.
The Cholera has broke out at Constantine.
pie, and also at Moscow. 1t has appeared at
Aleppo and several towns in Syria.
According to recent census, there are in
Paris, 75,0CC workmen and workwomen
without employment.
Gen. Washington AMI Gen. Taylor are the
only two Presidential candidates ever nomi-
mated in Philadelphia.
LAND CASE DEcIDED.-The great land case
of the cities OF New Orleans and Philadelphia
VS.. the United States, has just been decided
at New Orleans in favor Of the plaintiffs
The property sued for in this case, lies in the
Parish OF Ouachlta, and includes several thou
sand acres OF valuable land.
NAvAL.-The United States ship Marion
Com. Simmons, arrived at Gibraltar on the
l4th of May, from Marseiles. The james
town, Com. Bolton, sailed from Africa on
the 10Th of April, for Madeira. Schooner
On-ka-h ye, Lieut.. Com'd Bergman, at Sandy
| Hook, will sail soon, direct for Charges
EXPECTATION OF SPEcIE.-Five hundred
and forty nine thousand dollars were export,
ed on Saturday from New.York, TO Europe-
| The United States took Sl5C eco, and the
packet ship ST. Nicholas $40 900, for Havre.
SO says the Herald.
| The INDICTED GevERNoR.-0 the motion
of the bar OF ST. Louis, the CRIMINAL Court has
expulged the presen ment by the Grand Jury
Of the Governor OF Missouri, Tor using The
pardoning power 10 too great an extent
RAIL RoAns.-The rail roads completed in
| the United States and in use, extend to 5 $50
miles, at first C, st of 1922 ,525 93S. All
this has been effected in seventeen years
bout 81 1000, 900 per anum are now expen-
ded il airod construction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

MR. WHARToY:-Will you allow me to
invite the aged OF both sexes and of all classes,
through your paper, TO attend the Methodist
Episcopal Church on 4th Street, on Sabbath
morning next at 100 O'Clock. Their time is
short on earth, and mine is certainly short in
this city. wish before we part to show
them the respect due to gray hairs, in dis
course expressly adapted to their position.
June l6. T.. COOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

ANOTHER New TELEGRAPH.-The editor
of the Cincinnati Con mercial has invented a
new Telegraph, which he considers superior
to Morse's, and which be has demonstrated
can convey intelligence six times faster than
any other in operation. He calls it the Tel
egraphic Register" Instead of marking or
printing il points out figures, signs, charac-
acters, &c. The editor says:
Ii is our intention to reserve on all lines
which may use our Telegraph the right Of the
press to use the same one hour each day free
of charge. other than paying men to prepare
their news and TO work the machines. This
will give to newspapers large amount of
eegrdph matter al very small ex ,,en,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

SPIRIT OF TIE EASTERN PRESS
The Boston Atlas and the Advertise respond
TO the nomination with open and strenuous
good will To be snre they had their iavoriie
Daniel Webstcr-than whom none more
deserved, aud would have better sraced Pres
ideutial honor>; but bowling to the collective
WIS ION OF the great conservative interest Of
the land, legitimaiely represented in Nation
al Convention, they m8niuly come forward
to as ist in confirming lis decision, BY effect
ing the triumphant election OF a patriot and a
man. The following extracts from an article
in the Atlas, (Which will have great influence
10 securing uuiso OF action and feeling in
Tie Palladium Of Wing principles, the Bay
Slate } hreathes the true spirit:
NERALZACHARY TAYLOR is, there
tore, the regularly nominated candidate OF the
Whig National Convention, and consequent
w, OF the Wing party, and in him now centre
oil the hopes OF our party. and of all who
wish well for the peace, prosperity, and safety
OF our common country. He has been select
ed as the standard bearer OF great patty, and
and the rescue of our country from the hands
Of bad men, and the effects OF bad measures,
i, as certain as any future event can be.
The selection OF Gen. Tay Tor was, we doubt
not, in the minds of majority at least Of
that Convention, our only hope of averting
the calamity OF the election OF Cass, and per-
peuatiug the war aud ruin policy OF the worst
administration this country has ever known
Believing this, aud in the full conviction
that General Taylor has been fairly nomina-
ted BY the Wing Convention, we have 10 al
tentative and no desire, now, but to place his
nome at the head OF our columns, and to
promise our hearty and unwavering sup
port.
cit matters not TO US, now, that we have
had other preferences. 1t matters not that he
was not our choice, nor the choice of Massa
chusetts. We feel bound in honor, Massa
chusetts having taken her part in the Conven-
ton, to abide the result, and to award to it
our full, free, and untirlng support.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

We hope the st. Clairsville CITIZEN will CO.
nv lie statement OF our Board OF Health, as 1t
might have done, Gas other papers did, the
one whichappeared week or two since, from
the same source, ard not give currency to the
foolish runors that are got up by hucksters
We assure the editor that the small FOX Is
not here worse this season thdnany other, and
tina, there is 40 more danger OF contagion
here nov, than there is in ST. Clairsvllle,-
These false statements are very wrong.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

That Gen. Taylor will MAKE good Presi-
dent follows from the very condition OF his ma
ture which would not allow him to be bad
one. With 50 much honesty OF purpose, so
much clear intelligence, SO much practical
knowledge of men aud things together with
such fund Of moderation and kindly feeling,
the confidence which has always attended
Gen. Taylor hitherto will go with him to the
Presidency. We believe he will make one
of the best Presidents the country has ever
had.
While writing these lines the news came
TO hand OF the nomination of Millard Fill
more, OF New York, for the Vice Presidency.
This completes an admirable ticket MIR.
Fillmore is well known to the people OF the
United States as one Of the most prominent
aud able OF the Wings OF New York. He is
man who from poverty and uniriended OBJ
security IN early lie has risen to emnence, at
testing the strength aud worth OF his own
character and illustrating al the same lime he
happy Influences OF free Institutions Bah
Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Honor assumed BY Gen PiHop.-One of
the very best jokes OF the season, and one
" ich exempliiies the character of the man
most admirably, took place in Frederick. Md,
last week, and has been narrated 10 Us by an
eyewitness An old Virginia gentleman,
and proprietor OF one OF the Virginia SPRINGS.
beingin Frederick for the purpose of proc1r-
ing band OF music for the season. at Inc
Springs, had requested The musician to assem-
semble before the Hotel where he was STAY
ing and play few tunes, that he might iudge
OF the character of their music. Whilst lhev
were playing, Gen Pillow-who had takenuo
quarters al the Hotel surprising it an hon
orable reception for his war ike achievements
Immediately raised his window, bowed. dotF.
I'd ms Drawer, acknowledged the honor and re-
tired, without having discovered the mistake.
"Where ignorance is bliss, lis folly 10 be
wise.
Charlcstogn Ya) Free Press.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

EVAPORATION or SPEclg.-Five hundred
and forty nine thousand dollars were exported
on Saturday TO Europe. The United States
took $3.50 $50, and the packet ship 81 Mich
olas 500 ,00a, Tor Hayre.
The currency and business Of our country
will never stand such explorations of specie.
aud they can only be prevented b. the impo-
si,ion ofsuch duties as will lessen the impor-
tatien OF merchandise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
Gen Taylor and Free I'erritory.- THE
Boston Atlas contains the following very i'm

Gen Taylor and Free Territory.
Boston Atlas contains the following very i'm
portant announcement:
Col. johnson, of Upper Piqus, Ohio. who
was selected by the Wings OF Miami, as their
delegate to the Convenlion-a stauncb I'M
doubted Whig-who has, in long life devot-
ed TO the cause, done it great service-a del
egate to Harrisburg in 1889, and 10 Baltimore
in 1914, and who has known General Taylor
long and intimately, writes. in letter before
US, that he is all we could desire upon this
very point. He writes that he hasheard him
declare, with much force, that he regarded sla-
very as great evil to the country, and ey-
pressed a strong hope that the lime might ar
rive when we could get rid of it altogether;
and Col Johnston declares his frmesi convic-
lion that Gen Taylor sis the last man TO coun-
teDance It's being extended 10 any new terri
tory tina, may be brought iuto the Union"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

4 STRONG FAcr.-''We have it on the au
hurity OF one OF the most distinguished citi-
zans al Cincinnati. himself member of the
Democratic party, that, OF the eighty OF nine
sy master butchers in the Cincinnati market.
more than seventy are for Gen, Taylor, while
not more than twelve of the whole number
are Wings. "-Louisule Journal.
This is d notable illustration of the old
adage-'So from home to learn news. Prem
lice, however. isa fiji subject for a Joke
and hi, crejullty has been most beautifully
played. Gin Enquirer
When you attempt 10 deny the Stale
ments OF the Journal, youpresune very great
~ upon the efedulIty o. our readers; Tor il is
fact, OF the truth OF which you Yourself are
not unadvised. tina. when the call ior a TAYLOR
meetings in this, ia the cily,beginning of Febrn.
ary. was presented TO the butchers on Love,
Market, hlty-three ont OF iilly-iour signed M
/, not that rather "strOug fact, and 100 ser
lJas subject ioryou TO Joke" about? There
Is no sort OF necessity OF your going from
home 10 learn this Tact; YOU con get ali the
4 information you desire on the subject. to-mor.
TOW morning ia market, il you aill bar ask
The slulday bulchefs.-Cia Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

The RetOrt Courteous.-A Paris cores
pendent of the Court Journal says: "The 9th
er day cousin of mine, who is chef de ba
tailion (captain) in the National Guard, went
into cafe near the Pontheon. waiter,
said he, on entering, bring me 4 cup oil cof
Tee No answer. At the end OF five min
utes, he called out, Waiter, you have forgot
ten me; bring me my coffee we have no
waters here, sir; we are all citizens Very
well then, citizen, please to do me the honor
to bring me a cup oil coffee" Here it is, cit
zen Presently my cousin paid for what he
had TAKEN and was about to depart, when the
citizen waiter said TO him, Please, sir, not to
forget the waiter No answer The same
request was repeated, whereupon my cousin
replied, There are no waters here; we are all
citizens. Citizen, wish you very good
morning"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
Boston, June Ia, 1913.

Boston. June Ia, 1910.
The steamer America arrived to-day, hav-
ing sailed from Liverpool on the 3rd inst.
making the run TO New York in ten days.
Party dssenson was rife in England, and
large numbers of Cbarists and Repeaers, I'M
der arms, were holding meetings in different
parts of the country, and many serious riots
had been the consequence.
business was almost entirely suspended in
| the manuiaeturin disirits.
| Funds remain firm, and Consols rate at 81
&c S4a.
The Determination to break down the sys
tenn of organized labor, creates resentment.
Blanqu has been arrested.
The difficulty between thu Executive and
the Assembly has been settled.
Eouis Bancs participation in the May
conspiracy has been fully established, and
hhe authorities have asked the Chamber the
privilege TO prosecute him.
EORElGN MARKETS.
LIvERHoUL.. Sune Q, 1888. 7
/ Flour-Cannal flour is sold at SIS 6d02S.
W Dbl Philadelphia and Baltimore, 27s to 2S-
Sd Orleans ad Ohio, 26 to avs " Dbl.
Corn-Sates of White at 30 to ,35s; aastl
Yellow, at IS to 35s 81 " quarter.
Corn Meal-Sales at | Is Cd - l5s ~ bbl.
market dull, and tending %hhwerd.
Wh9at-Whte is seliuS at Is Cd TO IS ap
bushel; Red at Is Cd to Is Sd
Cotton on Ordinary 3 to 34d, Middling.
81 to Midding fair 4d, good fair 4 3, good
Orleans ordinary, to SD Middling, to
35d;
Provisions-Prime pork sales at35 to d. s.
Mess pork raogers from 44g,66s. Lard, sales
of kegs at 3o0tis for ordinary to drime, bbls
at 800 ABS es in quality. Cheese, duty pat
4SQ52s.
TurpentineSalse ct 607s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

ANrlclpArING THE STEAMSHIP. The news
bc the Acadia Was published ia New York,
some hours before the steamship arrived. 1t
waa anticipated by The Buena Vista a steam
,hia that is employed by some Of the news
n,ners to ran to llailox, aud thence to Port
land OF Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Heavy FORGERY "A forged check for 50
992, in the name of n. Fiske, was presented
al the counter Of the Hamilton Bank, Boston
ON Saturday by boy and paid.
a New KIND OF REPuBLIcAE. A repub-
Iican OF the Durham breed, as he calls him
self has offered himself as a candidate for
Representative in the South Carolina Legis-
ature, rom The Pendleton district.
He goes for the French Revolution, head
and ears. aud, what is an easy task Tor man
with such digestion, for swallowing the en-
tire Mexican territory. lie contesses, with
the same lrankess as Gen. Taylor, that he
does not understand the tdr II, and offers $500
reward for any Dolly that will make il intel
igible. from which we infer that he is anxi-
Gus 10 learn something about it. He is for
pitching the Wilmot provision and lis author
into the Potomac; his name is Joel Kelley,
snd he is in favor OF Taylor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLnk'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELEcToBs.
Ro5t II WhiteGeld. Isle OF wight.
. & " Boiling. Petersburg.
3HP Irving, Cumberland.
AK Irving, LynchbHrg.
8 w Martin, franklin.
6 w G. Rives, Arbemarle.
2 Robt + Scott, Fauquiei.
g 1T Garrett, Wes,moreland.
Q " Bomdin, Richmond city.
10 Robt Saunders, williamsburg.
II 4 Hunter, Jefferson.
II A II II Stuart, Augusta.
IL S Med Moore, Rockbridge.
II Conelly ( Trigg, Washington
Is G w Summers. kanawha.
l6 q D Camden, Harrison.
II F IL Peirpoin:, Marion.