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There n report ,ba. the King OF the Sand.
which Islands has authorized the presentation
Of . treaty Of annexation Of those Islands 10
the United States. There are some oubigu.
GUS sivings on, about "exped,t'ons from
the United States TO take possession Of these
/" isles Of The sea."-Wsll, VIZ have "palrio's'
enough to take them, and prehaps 1t is accor.
ding 10 " manifest destiny
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KOSSUTH IN NEW YORK

This distinguished Hungarian arrived IN
New York % the 4th inst, accompanied by
bis wife and suite, consisting Of about thirteen
persons. He me, with warm reception a,
Staten Island. His public reception took
place at Castle garden, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. en-
Saturday afternoon last, and 10 pronounced 10
have been most enthusiastic.
Lola Monies, the g,ea. dancer. also arrived
in the same vessel.
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WING Is THE TRUE

WIG Is THE TRUE D1 oCi
Bsrks county (Pa.) Dsmoc ~ lou.
ally been considered the gent o. !.
yond oil dispute. That cou h'"
been remarkable for one 'hi sf =
thing only -and that was for oluiI ra
for the measures Of its party ID, 81
although repu,sd TO be rather Psnrs.
80. !, ha. been accounted nd thH
s'o e ;,,,,,,;n,,;on and alta ID ori
doxy to all true Democrats. III ou,.
non. "a, shedding that ulisor
~ "',;,;s., s.,Lnss, which !. :, ,sc
!. 'hs n.moc,,cv. !, comina !, Z i'
duty on iron. 1t makes iron an'
las, found DOT tina. free.trads poe
;.;,,;no 4 mer;c.n industry I'd sllirjy
the iron manufactures Of Berid quo y.
mined that It shall be Democ &c N'
to exempt i,s own local mnnufa on.
blighiieg influences Of 'h.. ff's r'dH y,
!, which il imposes as pure DemcpcyP0'
other interiors; 10 oil parts Of II saYe'
capital illustration this, by ihe $3.50
truly enlarged, patriotic, and :" w. :
Of Locofocoisn.
But there is a special oracle = D.pc
on this subject Of free.trade an ffc
and that 10 Mr.. RoteitJ. Walker, ~ y
man whose reports OH these sse3s'A
when no was secretary Of the TIE" J
regarded with the highest reveseo' >.
Democracy ss being little belev ~
ton, and from which they der r' :,
and all their ideas on these ~ 70 '
Mr.. Walker, 10 a sp' s;h al the ~
que, a, Southampton. has laiel a !,
directly against The Berks count :
He said ,hs, the Unied States -, u
stricken off" half the shackles At1'
and tina, they would soon s'r'k 2 ONE
msining half.
Hers are two oracles of Dsmoess pi
directly sgains, each other. efk''
against Walker, and Walker q inc
the one the "whee.horse OF Dsf'a
the other it's prophet, priest, and 70
ws ask which will prevail l. $500
ing. Intelligence will prevail owe ssA
rauce-ihe oracle over the whesl-hs'
lausr may for a momen. pull back ne
ces, but il is a well.irsined ami osi}e
10 the VOICE and whip Of the d'ivea'
soon as i, hsars the sound Of ett'
,rudge 90 as its diver guides ii. N
Gazette.
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The whole nurb Der Of votes cas, in the as.
Presidential election in Virginia was 1892.
OF these votes 45,3l2 were for Taylor, and
At, $50 for Cass. lu the present election,
the suffrage having been extended by the
new Constitution. there will probably, say'
The Richmond Eysminer, be an increase oil
voters 10 the number l04, l57-there being
1864 white males over twenty one year
of sge, in the State Of Virginia.
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE,

Tho news from France ls most exciting
The most stormy debate ever known ,oot
place in the Assembly on The proposition 10
appointing an armed force TO protect The dslih
era,,ons Of the assembly. |, was hnsll n
jected by los majority. Tho Presidse
admitted to be stronger thaH ever before
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GnarIDtfR
THURSDAY, December IS, 1851,

~ WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq., is our q.
on, in Baltimore, authorized TO obtain advertise
;aents and subscriptions, and 10 grant receipts
rE. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fhiladel.
pt;a. authorized TO obtain advertisements and pro.
tIre subscriptions.
BV B PALMER is our authorized agent 10 re-
ccve advertisements and subscriptions al his offices
IN Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
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of.~ar Express, under The following circum.
stsuces, as rels,ed BY the Captain;
STEAMSHIP PRoMETuEUs,
SAN JuAN Friday, Nov. 81, 1851.
TO The Editors of The ". Y. Tribune:
GENTLEMEN In order to correct any mis-
s,a,enen, tina, may be made Of the ci'cum.
Stances OF the English brig.cf var Express
firing into the Prometheus, | beg OF you to
give the following s.alemsn nj an insertion 10
your pspcr
At2P. NJ. proceeded to &c. my ship IN
der weigh TO proceed TO sea, having but Just
received the last OF our passengers from the
Pacifi steamer, number in all sboa: 800
At this moment the city authorities Of Grey.
town, constituted, as they stated, by the au.
thor .ty of the Musksto King, came on board
The ship with police force and served pro
cess Of attachment, en- the ship and myself for
the amour, OF Sl23, c'ained By the authorities
for present and arrearsse port dues charged
the ship, which We supposed to be illegally
demaUded, AID had conscqu nly refused 10
pay them, az did in the present instance.
The port dues arc made up from the weight
Of anchorage IN the harbor, Captain OF 'he
Ports fees aud ploiage.
, hove up my anchor and dropped down ,hs
Harbor with the current, having alongside
one OF the river steamers, receiving from heI
the baggage Of the passengers The Englisl
brig .of.wsr lyiog a short distance FROM VI
D immed ately gol under way, made sail Tor Vi
| and whau " III a garter OF nile IRON u
. fred round shot over our iofecasIle, NC
clearing tho wheel house over 10 feet. 10
{ few momenls another shot was hfed, who
passed over the stern so near that the force {
d the boil was d siinctly felt by several passe'
:. gers. | sen, boat on board he brig 10 nqnl'
10 the cause Of the firing mo US.
The Captain stated II was 10 protect The a.
D. ,hories OF Greytown in their demands; al
10 # we did not lmns stately anchor he would II
n. bomb shell into US, end order his guos loa
ul ed with grape and canister shot; at the 'an
at tune, cur small steamer Iei, US aud pfocee
20 cd under steam back to our anchorage, al
e, anchored. The brig stood Up the ha'be
IS anchored very rear US; sent boa, o. boa
re Of US wi'h orders that our fires should be
nd out, and that an officer would be sent to s
nd ,ha, the fires were extirgushed. The she
al authorities then came on board, aud, unt
Ter the crcuns, ancss Of the case, the amount {
rs, nandcd was paid under protest, and we WI
on- permitted 10 proceed 10 sea by the CePlaIh
o. the brig.
Respectfully your obedlent servant,
Henry CHURCHILL,
r han
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COLD WEATHER

We are now experiencing one cf the hard
e., SPELLS Of cold feather that has visited this
seclun for the last II years, so some OF our
Oldest ,ahs anis think. he Thermometer
must have been some Is degrees below the
freezing point, and some OF. our citizens are
improving the opportunity and ling lhei'
&C houses.
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BURNED TO DEATH,

Three little negro children, the property
Of Anna Ba,y. daughter of Thos. B. Baily, Of
Arson county. we're burned to death on the
Sd instant. The house in which they were,
caugh, fro in tho absence Of Ihs mother, and
was consumed Together with the children.
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IL & SENATOR

A recent despatch from Jackson, Misc, q
nouncss that Harris, Secession Wing b,
been appointed 10 the Senatorial chair. ! Til
Legislature will meet in about three wseh ;
elect Senator for tho full torn, end oee Va
for the unsxpired term Of the Hon. u lsro
Davis.
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KossuTH INVITED TO WAsHINGToN.-The
President has sen, to New York. his private
Secretary, Willard r. Fillmore, esq, 10 ex.
press to Kossuth the sympathy the President
feels for him and his country, and to inv 10
him, in behalf OF bis administration, to visi,
Washington, the capital.
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MR.. THRAsHER SENT TO SPAIN

New ORLEANS, Dec. 5th-Tbe slcSu
Ph,ladel phia arrived this morning from IA.
vans, bringing four hund ed pssscngen, rtav
Of whom were those lief, by the Georgia. u
one weeks later advices.
Mr.. ThrashsI had been sen, from Hasii
to Spain in merchant vessel to serve q
the term Of years in tho mines TO which
had bee sentenced.
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From the N. Y. Express Of Monday
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Kossuth's opinion of The recent debate in The
L. S. Senate, on The Foote Resolution er.
pressions of disappointment and regret
The important speech from Gov. kossuih
which we copy below, was delivered a, the
Irving house, here Saturday,. 10 reply 10 an
invitation from The Philadelphi SpecIa! Com.
miiiee to visit that city.
The declarations and submissions, We have
uuderscored, make this the most importan,
speech Kossu,h has yet delivered 10 Ameri
ca. The committee babe him welcome te
Independence Hall
/ To thi, Kossuth replied, substantially, 'ha
he was extremely reloiced q, the demons'fa
lion on the part Of Pul'sdelpha, and 'ha. h
felt the hiehes, notification 10 being Thu
honored by the glorious corporation e lha
renowned city.
Blu, he went on 10 say that, at The pressu
moment, i, was quite impossible for him I
declare at what time he could 20 there, an
that, indeed, it was not certain that he cou
90 there al.
!, While be vas sure the people Of the Uu
led States sympahized 10 bis object 10 con
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THE RAILROAD

We learn from the Greensborough Patrlo,
that the work on the Railroad contracts in
tina, place aud vicinity, is progressing rapidly.
And that on nearly every section in the coun
ty, there are more or less hands employed.
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80 The Exercises OF Rocky River Acad-
nv will be resumed on the lst Monday OF
January next.
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The roll vas then called, With the fellos.
ing result:
Lun Boyd, Of Kentucky, lis
Edward Stanley, North Carolina, 81
Jos. r. Chandler. of Pennsl, vanil, 20
Thaddeus Stevens, Of Pa. 10
Thomss II. Bayly, Of Va. s.
John l. Taylor, Of Ohio.
Alexander Evans, Of Md.
Thos. S. Bocock, Of Va.
Meredith p. Gentry, Of Tenn. 3
Junius HiIlyer, Of Geo. 2
J. W. Howe, Of Pa.
Willis A. German, Of Indiana.
Richard l. Bowie, Of Md. !
David Outlaw, Of N. {. I
L Carring,on Csbell, Of Florida.
Wm. s. Ashe, Of NC.
John Allison, Of Pa.
Jas. Meschsm, Of Vermont. l
Preston King. Of N. Y. l
Geo. W. Jones. Of Tenn. !
Mr.. Boy ID having received majority Of all
tho votes cast, was declared duly elected
Speaker of the Thirty second Congress.
The Speaker elect was then conducted 10
the chair by Messrs. Disney and Stanly, when
he Addressed the House nearly as follows:
Gentle men Of The flouse of Representatives
For The kindness snd confidence shown me
BY your selecting me as presiding fflcsr o.
this body, l beg you TO accept my grateful
thanks. Properly appreeialips, | trust. the
responsibility imposed. as we'll a. the high
honor conferred by it, secspt this station
With most earnest desire and fixed deter
mination TO administer its funci'ons, so Tar
as may be able. TO the PROMOTE" Of the
ord tina, our deliberations may be pleasant TO
ourselves, and agreeable and profitable 10 ou'
common county. Applause.
M. GIDDNGs being the senior member Of
the House, then administered the oath Of Of
6ce to the Speaker.
The memebers ofths House then took the
oath Of Office BY States, beginning with the
Stale Of Maine.
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DIVIDEND

The Bank Of the Slate Of North Caroline
ha, declared q semi annual dividend Of 8 per
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ELECTION OF SPEAKER.

Mr.. Jones. Of tennessee, Mr.. Brooks, Of
New York, M. Richardsoa, Of lllinsis, and
Mr.. Bowie. Of Maryland, ssfs sPPoo'ed 'el.
lers.
The roll vas then called, with the felles.
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O5T OFFICE,

A n.~ ofSas in Union County, called YAK
Groye Gamas w. Rodgers P. NJ,
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THE PRoMETHEUS FIRED UPON BY A
BRITISH MAN OF.WAR.

On leaving the hsrbor Of San Juan, the Pro
me,heus was fred ia,o by the English brig
of~ar Express, under he following crcum
s.ances, as related BY the Captain;
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Leave chsrdon every Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a m

Leave Chsrdon every Tuesday and Saturday at a n;
Arrive at Rayenna same days by 4pmi
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Arrive at Canton same days by 4pm.
lo03S From Canton, by Barryyle, Marlboro Mahoning
Deerheld Frederick, Milton Duck Creek, IL
mas Mills, North Jackson, and Eden, to Warren
So miles and back, a week
Leave Canton every Tuesday at pmj
Arrive at Warren next day by PM
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ioos4 From Canton, by New Berlin Gresntown, Lake
North Springfield, and Middebu1y' to Akron "a
miies and back, three times a week
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dsyat9am;
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ZOOS, From M4ssion, by Canal Fulton, Clinton Nmisi
Ia, Akron cuayahoga Falls, and Stow, to Frank
lin Mills, 50 miles and back, six times week
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with Cleveland mail, say by PM;
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val Of Cleveland mail, say at 1 pm
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lOOss From Msss,lon by Navarro, Bolivar Zosr, Canal
Dover, New PhIadelph'as Tascarawas, d1s made
Eye Plains, and West Lafayette to Coshocon, 81
miles and back, three times week
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East Rochester and Green Hill, to Hanovsrton,
~ miles and back, twice week.
Leave Bolivar every Tuesday and Saturday at a
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Arrive at Bolivar days by pm.
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Star, Wordsworth, and River Styx, to Medina l9
miles and back, three times week.
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Saturday at pm;
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day at g. m;
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lO0eo From Clinton, by Chippewa, New Prospect, and
Old Hickory, to Canaan, 10 miles and bask, once
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Burbank, Lodi Spencer, Psnheld and La Grange
10 Elyria 81 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Wooster every Wednesday and Saturday a, Z
Arrive at Elyria next days by Ipm;
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IOosO From Wooster by Blachysvils, Mohican and Nc
Kay, TO Perrysville, rs miles and back, once :
week.
Leave Wooster every Friday at sam;
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ton, Chippewa, Johnson's Corners, New Portage
Akron, Mddebury, Tslmadge, Brmfeld, Raven
ma, Charestown, ParisviIle, and Newton Falls
10 Warren, 70 miles and back, three times weeA
10 Ravenna, and six times week residue
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Friday at 6amj
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London, II miles and back, daily except Sunday
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ingtOn Wellington, and Pc.feld, to obsrl". 81
miles and back three times week.
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day at a m;
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sdered.
lOOs4 From Ashland, by Perots Nova North Rochester
Brighton, and North Camden, to Hsnristta, A
miles, once a week. and back
Leave Ashland every Friday at Gam;
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IOO65 From Polk, by Albion, West Salem, Lodi, and La
fayelte, TO Medina 70 miles and back once week
Leave Polk every Friday at Gam
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O0s6 From Mi!ersburs, by Berlin, Winesburg and Dear
dorffs Mills, TO Bolivar, % mos and back once
week
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Arrive al Lancaster same days by pm
l0l52 From Lancaster, by DumontsvIe Bolimor,
Misrsport, 70 Hebron, 20 mile. and bscs H. y
times a week. @1'
Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday ;.
Saturday at pm;
Auive al Hebron same days by Z pni
Leave Hebron every Tuesday, Thursday, ana ..
nrday at 8 "A M
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i0l53 From Canal Winchester, by Groysport, 10 l.
bourne, III miles and back, three time. ss.s ~
Leave Canal Winchester every Tuesday, Th.r.L.
and Saturday nj aRj
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Leave Lockbourne every Tuesday, Thund., j
Saturday al pm,
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iOl54 From Springfield, by Enon, Fairfield, and H.
man. Sl 70 Dayton "a miles and back, daily !
Leave Springfield daily except Sunday at 6. D N
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IOl55 From Springfield, by Harmony Vienna q.
Roads, Summerford, West Jefferson, and A.
to Columbus, AZ miles and back, three lin
Leave Springfield every Monday, wsdns.a., !
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Leave Columbus every Tuesday. Thu.d.y,
Saturday at am;
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lOl56 From Columbus, by West Jefferson, London q.
Charleston, Selma, and Cedarvils, to Xss
miles and back, twice daily.
Leave Columbus daily al 81 p m snd 81 M
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lOl57 From Columbus, by Clirtonvile, wouhhr1
Williamsvle, Stratford, Delaware, Morton.
do, Marion, Grand Prairie, Little Sandusky. h
per Sandasky, Tymochtee, McCutchinvls n
and Fort Seneca, to Fremont, 10l miles srd
three times a week.
Leave Columbus every Monday, "Wednesday
Friday At pm;
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Friday at a m;
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l0l58 From Columbus, by South Bloomfield, Cndc,
Chiilico,he, Waller, Waverley, Piketon, and l
casvie, to Portsmouth, 81 miles and back n
Leave Columbus daily at am;
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mouth next day by pm;
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lumbus next day by IL m.
10l59 From Columbus, by Parks Mills, Blendon, ca
College, Maxwell GaIena, Ssnbuy, Csnts
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Roads, Woody's Mill, Rousseau, Hieksssons X
Roads, and Malta, 70 McconnelIsvile, rs miles
and back, once week.
Leave Amesylle every Friday at . mi
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,o,os From Chester by Bashan and Crahams Station TO
Great Bend, and return by Sterling Bottom, equal
10 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Chester every Tuesday nt6a
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1929 From Galpois, by Racoon Island South New Gas
de- Hereford Swan Greek, Green Bottom, Miiers,
HaskelIville, and Quaker Bottom, to Guyaadol'e,
Va, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Gallipolis every Friday al O. am
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Arrive al Swan Creek same day by SPIN;
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Millers to Haskellville, 80 miles and back, once a
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lOl3l From Gapolis, by Addison Cheshire, Silver Run,
Salisbury, Pomeroy, Chester, Alfred, and Tuppers
Plains, 10 Coolvlle, 40 miles and back, twice a
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lOl3a From Galhpois by Pine Grove, Vntoa, and Ew-
ington, to Wilkcsvile, % miles and back once a
week.
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lolss From Portsmouth, BY sciotovlle, Whe.er.burg,
Iron,on, Coal Grove, Greens's Store, Burlington,
and Quaker Bottom, TO Guyandotte, Va, So
miles and back, three times a week.
Porfoun O,rtha TuQada uraun and
Saturday at am;
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Leave Guyandotte every Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at m;
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l0I34 From Portsmouth, by Scioo, TO Iron Furnace 26
miles and back, q week.
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