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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-29
WHEELING, VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WAR II
Monnfa otOrv o..

ManufactOry.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
e bestowed upon him, The subscriber would respectful
inform his friends and the public generally that he
to the above named articles III
ali er variety, which he has always on hand good as
sornent for wholesale and retail at very low pricest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves of the most a
proved patterns for coal and wood y -t u
job will continue to receive his particular attention
nd be executed with prompess and In style that VIII
please the most fasdious. d,
aug24 f. AhNEf, no. D, MAIN 81.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

HE undersigned has re- opened his stock of Superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No 1871 Main street. west side.
near Market Alley where will be found all the choice
Brands OF Tobacco Snuff and Cigars, OF which the fellow
ingis part-Regalia Imperiaes, Canones La Normas,
Cezaores. Panatelas, rrincipec Half Spanish kentuck
- ,''Tls TOBACCO.
Russell and Robinson's, Grants, Dixon's, Jones and
Hrdson's. , b. E. 5,4y IT.
Rappc Congress, Maeouba, Scotch, Cut and Dry for
The undersigned feels thankful vors heretofore be
slowed and respectfully solicit portion of public
pl,aeaiisl apeaitimd. la7 wM H. HowsER
Jnyne,s Medicines.
HAVE the Agency DR.. Jayne,s Medicines and will
L furnish Druggists and others on liberal terms.
- g2i - GEO. WILSON.
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srcubenvilIe White lead.
TKTE ARE prepared furnish, in anguantity, Steube
wv VILE White Lead, warranted eaal, il not superior
= = : - s :, -7''-7-g7 KRLLS tS oLDwELL, 3 &
asa Agents q Manufacturers.
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Notice.

Iiif, Conmi-> >nncr- ui I'nEl Buii,lnus
Tor Sumter District. invite Propose $ Il,
"c handed IN Ia the Subscriber before. ar en-
he IN" 1'h ri Monday III April next, under
seal, for ii't. making nu, OF General | dnxe.
I" tl" Recor Books, =, ,,c O.ticc o. r..
";str' al Ms g t"nvnyrnc, i',r The sad
ID sir.r:. I'm sr establishment Of The sad
o!il . ih"F" - 70. ''. % ..nencrinen, Of The
Ss.sltsst:ra iEay.,"s. which hnv" Iicrn ~, de in
taSSS5aMonEr o ~ Aci ni 1899
Ss9Frnn's 'ss'uicrS rcInrr that the.
~ so IIf.7 cXec,uch wil III" greatest
IS Is ftssS;ss;saasgsEEss4zs~ his purpose silpu!a,c
bal the ,"l'r -rur sha'l lini l,mS,lf 10
every cniry r;irrer &c io The Record use! 4!
without rclymG on ii,r old Indexes in tho
rcsrcctiv" Books The said Indexes ,t tt.
mad" N wo Bucks. Un he provided by tn"
Comm sS.nncr<.l inti, containing The wear
"i K"gl-!ry, names o! parties, hnuk, ana
page {; III he ono, The nnucs o. the parties
who 'Ncrmt"d the writings. and in The ether,
HE names al The parties To whom ihry
wore executed. tn he alphabetically ar
ranged, su alphabetical arrangement Ia
extend I least 10 The three first letters OF
'ic Snrn IN =, and The CHRISTIAN names under
each surname To be likewise alphabetically
arranged
WM. HAYNSWORTH, &cc,u
Mar h 23. 1852 22-5w.
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Educational Notice.

ilif. ncNr s",s o. "i the BRADFORD y
RINGS FEMALE lNSTITU.
lion WI orcn on the First Monday OF
tic ensuing February. Thc Trustees,
MI hy 'hnt time have cornp!trri som, adj
Hii'"iai provisions for the comfort OF iI,.
i'"ardcr> and HE adjacent grounds will
hc llhcrd ~ an improved condition.
hr various departments u' instructed!
VIII hc filled by the most competent
Ir"Jh"rs that can hr obtained /: and here
aiicr u" one wall he retained longer iha,r
ability aud lid"Iiy are exhibited ~ the dis
charge "i "iiicIal dGiy
II i> Very I,mpurlanl that The members CT
'i'c tollcg aic Glasses rciurn at tie be-
,.inn,"g a. til" session. that the regular
N"rc'Sc- m'y n"l t." retarded.
TERMS.
Tic scholastic year ucgIns on thu first
M"n!ay "' February and closes on The
ir$l Wednesday OF Noyrmbcr, and is
divided Inl" Two equal sessions.
Board, per session. including bed,
sc,!ding, IIghl>, and washing, the
pupils lcrng responsible tor
The tAI."mS furniture of Their
r"nIn>. an inventory o winch
w'Il hr regularly hcpt 500 90
Tuit,"n IN PRIMARY Class. 10 on
Tmll1nn ~ other Glasses. Is OO
+ cnch or Latin. 10 90
Muse on pamo or Guitar 20 90
sc "I Pan" 4 90
Pmp'l$ on Guitar turnSh their own
Guitars i"r practice, and also
Their Guitar ~lrngS.
Draw aud paiuIing IN Oil or
Wa"r Coors, or Aionochroma-
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CABINET WARIIROONI
n. MI. ANEDEgESVS
TAIIES this Inelhnll

s.-ss---- TAKES this method oi
ESsssS9Ssns,tp ESssssssssSs9=sSsns,tp Informing the citizens Of
q '3S Sumtcrvillc and vicinity that
he has opened in Sumtcrvilc. opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, n CABINET WARE.
ROOM, where he will keep for sale, cheap. MI
such furniture as comes under this department
of his trade, which he will warrant of good
material md will furnish for cash. nj Charles
ton priceE NIL descriptions of Furniture made
Ncpairng executed nj ,hu shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with.
nut delay.
Al the sn,srlhcr asks is n fair trial and
hopes by p'lnct,al attention to business ana
easy terms, tn merit public patronage.
February II, 1852. Fly.
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D. j. WlNlV,
lfH EFeCEHAN'g 'H,AEa.ose

!, Wonld respectfully inform his friends aud
tle public gem rally that he n"w has on hand
ana OFT rs for sale on reasonable terms n large
anu splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassimcrs
N22 and |rslings with Hats, Cups, r3A
h3Snspcnder:. Cmvais, Socks. fine lin li:a
llir en- and Merino Shirts, Drawc :,
Gloves, hnndk crclirfs Umbrellas. &c.
Men and Boys lteaoy Made Clothing Of eve
ry description and variety.
Complete Military Outfits. Uniforms. S>vord.
III nnlrtts, &C., furnished nj short noirc.
Uniforms for Sumter Riilcmcn furnished on
reasonable terms.
uj'Bis vestngs are peculiarly rich consisting
of far richcr patterns Than ever prcviSusly rx-
hibiteII in this market.
Oct. It. 1851 81 If
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Executors Notice,

have appointed Mr.. Samuel f.. Wilson my
Agent to settle up all the matters Of the Estate
OF Col Stcphen Lacostc. late of this District
ANNA T.. LAGOS rE.
All persona having demands against the rs.
tate of Stephen f.nc0stc will present them dufq
altested. Those indebted will mako Immediate
payment TO S. L.. WILSON, Agent.
May 7,h, 1851 % If
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N. CIR A N E,
NHlllUfacfurcr Of HslugsicS
-sICIIT CARRIAGES 6.

HN'fF1 VlNINNI N0'T''N. N e.
Returns lis sincere thanks to Ys,=,sI =,
The citizens Of Sumter District GySszIt1s:5sGI ~
| l0r their liberal patronage hIhcr- NlZ-Sl-
10 bestowed and bcgs leave To inform ihci, ll,n,
he keeps constantly Oh hand the above articles
Of his own manufacture and warrants the same
tn be of tile hes. material, workmanship. and of
The latest style. Ills prices shall compete with
lie charleston prices, and ms to durability. no
call ut his Cnrriagr Repository an Bread Street.
under the Town Hall aud examine for your.
selves
with twenty year, experience, and Liberty =
mid,
lie l! vie with the corHtry and the arts of
his trade.
May lith, 1881 % tr
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Iron

Swc cS and En- .,h, Brouh and narrow
Bar, square. t'un ! and oval: Hoop. Bard
md Boiler Iron Cast, German aud blister
Steel SmIlh's Tools Carpenters Tools.
Bulgy AvIcs and Spr ngs, Car,iag" Trim.
min@s Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrouoht
N"Ils, always on hand aud tor sale low
hy PERRY MOSES.
Feb. 81, lS:j2 IS--,r
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber has lust returned from
Charleston with full assortment Of 4 +, l.
MINDS OF GOODS, Wares and Mcrchan.
IEe IN his line of business; having exercised
tue Utmost diligence in buying them CIIf:A =
hMD coon, t0nd goods wcH bopgh are hnij
soup lie can make il an object to any one 10
make bill with him, either M WhnirsnI,. or
Retail. PERRY MOSES
April 9th, 1852 oi,,r
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fB Ee Y a. a. CD HD s.

Just receiving l'lca, he'd and Brown Shcciines
and Shlr'ngs; Marlboro stripes; Plaid Lin
SSrryS, o>IiahnrgS, Cotton and Linen Hosiery,
White, colorcd and black Kid Gloves: Cussi.
mcrrs; Saiincts, Kentucky leans, Flnnncls :;
'lcarhcd. brown AMI bIr Jcans-blnc Dcnims,
dc. &c. For sal, low hy
w. J. FRANCIS.
Opposite +. J. * VI. Moses Law Office
Jan, 20 1852
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ls IL WI % v a T. i.
-ygiz0

THE Subscriber has removed his BOOT
AND SHOE STORE, to one door
West of Captain +. Suntcr's Law Office
lie has Just received aud wil constantly
keen on hand Fine Stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES, which lie will sell Low
for CASH. But will credit his punc,ual
customers n,il Fall. Prompt payment is
required
B. FOLSOM.
February 2I, 1852. lS-,f
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Notice,

Al prisons mae ntru To uir ,ndivnlualIv.
or AZ Ordinary. will pie SO make immrd,.
a'c phym"n ~ II IS ahs"u;" necessary
that close up my business, SON, part of
which has hcrn Of lnrg Standing .i,scitl.d.
and Wlich am determined >j,nll remain
so no longer hope my friends w,ll attend
!" tins al once, and glv" me and thcnse
as little trouble ns may be-
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, 1852 l7-tf
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Groceries! Groceries |!

Will bc received in n few days, choice loi
OF Groceries; consisting in part Of
Old Government Java Coffee.
Prime Rio Cotii'c, (ncw CROP
Green Tea. in Lib and ID Lib cntltcrs:
Bhls best Baltimore Flour,
Sugar Of various descriptions,
Prime Goshen Butter.
Best Baltimore Hams,
Prime Lard; No. Mnckctcl,
NJ .. and Cuba Molnsses,
White Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Salt, Rice, Soap, Starch,
Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Cinnamon,
&c. &.
For sale low for cash hv
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. J. tS NJ Moses Law Office.
Jan. 20, 1852
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pfctely removed within half min
ute, on the employment OF three
ounces of fresh roasted coffee, while the
other parts Of the house were pcrma-
l,cntly cleared ofthc same smell by be-
ing simply traversed with the coffee
r.9aster, although the cleansing of the
dung pit continued for several hours
after.
The best mode Of using the coffee
as a dislnfcctant is to dry the raw bean.
pound it in mortar, and then roast it
on moderately heated iron plate IL. |
IT assumes dark brown tint, when it
,lstlt TOR use. Then sprinkle it in sinks
or cess pools; or lay it on plate in
the rooms which you wish to have pu-
riticd. Coffee acid or coffee oil acts
more readily i'll minute quantities.
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Butter.
improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past (nvorrs the subscriber wish.
rs To inform the public that he still manufnc-
t!ifcs Cotton Gins NJ his establishment in State
hnfg On the most improved and approved plan,
HhicM h. thinks ihnt the cotton ginned OIL one
Of those gins of The late improvement is worth
at ieast quarter of cent more than the cot
ton ginncd "n the ordinary gin. He also man
of the finest finish and of the hest materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
pete order 1T the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly and pnncinnlly attended
TO. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stntcburg, Sumter Dist, >. G.. Feb II, 26.-if
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New VIRTUE IN CorrEE.-1' Lon
don Medical Gazette gizcs the result of
numerous experiments with roasted
coffee, proving that it is the most pow.
crtul mcans not only of rendering ami
nal and Vegetable ci]uvia innocuo,ls,
but OF actuallt< destroying them. ~
room III which meat in M advanced de-
gree Of deccmposition had been kept
for some time, was instantly deprived
of all smell on IN open coffee rooster
being carried tkESmgh it, containing n
pound of cofli WY roasted. In an
other room sSe5s 2sFsQluvium uc-
casioneu b 9FsS
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FLORA,

Pastry Cook and Baker of Cakes, dc dc
Offers her services 10 tho citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation OF bridal feas,s, parly-suprers'
&c. Her .ong experience Z: 4 service in
every department other onsiness, jnstilics
her in engngingto give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
She may be found by application at the
Darbcr's Shop in this place.
Su!ntcrvlle, Jam. Sth, 1851 lIif
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$40 PARTIEo.-All persons Of feel
!. .iIIg, who have travelled much on this
aslnundanc sphere" will kccnly rccog-
Mise the truth of the following, which
occurs in a letter from the fair CORES
pondent Of the New Orleans Picayune,
(''Lizzie Linwood,") who is giving an
account of a Journey up the Mississip-
pi2:
Nfhere is something delightful in
tho social intercourse between passcn-
gers on the Western rivers. Thrown
together, as they are, they must ncces-
sarily depend upon each other for hap
piness, and the force Of circumstances
lipcn an acquaintance begun in this
! way, and dispcnscs with the usual
forms Of city life. But there is one sad
thonglt which cmbittcrs every moment
ofhappincss, and teaches us that in the
most.joyous seasons of our lives we
are the most to expect sorrow and care.
Soon the gay party on board will be
broken. We shall reach our stopping
place and bid farewell to those whose
society has been to us an oasis in the
desert of life. Each will take a differ
cnt path, and we may never meet until
we do in that better land beyond the
grave. Such thoughts as these have
often made me feel avcrsc to forming
pleasant acquaintanccs, for my nature
is SO kecnly sensitive that feel suf-
Ter more in separation than have en-
joyca pleasure in companions. All.
who does not sigh for that world
where partings hro unknown? Who
that is possessed Of that divine spark,
the soul, does not ycarn for that holy
land where the friendship begun below
shall be perfected, where ali the pure
and gobd nnd beautiful of our nature
shall shine out With additional lus,rc.
making happiness for all around q
WHO would have courage to live to
meet the sorrows of adverse fortune,
to buffet with the waves of fate, to
stand alone and dcsolatc, were it not
for the blessed hope of another and
more perfect state of existence? Ii
we died, and that was the last of US.
why live at all Life would be a
lnockery. a splendid humbug for
some, 8 cruel torture for others.n
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ClHsd11IL AE2

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, That he is now receiving,
nj his old stand, No PC HAYNE-SrREET. tIp
stairr,) from Englan!, Germany. France unl the
Northern States, complete assortment of
Staple an0 fanep Dress Gooos,
Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry, &c,
as per Catalogue annexed, wliicl, lie is prepared
to sell on reasonable terms. ut jYhoic-saic only,
to the Country Trade. He respectfully solirits
n call, being determined to sell as low us any
House in the City. l.. C. BROWN.
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Hats and Caps.

The subscriber will receive i'm few DAYS =,
very fine assortment of Gents and BOYS Hats
and Car, which will be sold M unusually low
prices nt the store Of w J. FRANCIS.
Opposite +. La VI. Moses Law Olice.
Sept. 10, 1851 I7-,f
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Bargains in Ladies Kid
Slippers,

ihc s'ihscrhcr is now offering his entire stock
of LADIES KID SLIPPERS Ut low price.
for Cash.
ladies i'll want Of the article will do we'll to
call. B FOLSOM
June Eth, 1851 81 If
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Garden Seed-Crop 1851

Just received fresh supply, including every
ynTieIy Sny n Whlch nrr WARRANTED. Also
lRlSll PoTATOES, Onion Srtts. &c.
NJ PERRY MOSES
Feb. l7th, 1852 l7-tr
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND.

CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
y Y W e y " 81 >
The Subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens oi Sumter and adjacent
Di tricts, tha, he has just opened in Sum
tcrrlle n beautiful assortment of 5
Clocks and Watches,
Brooches, Finger Rings. Cuff Pins, Ear.
Rings, Buckcls, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, OF Steel, Silver aud GnId-GeId
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases Sprcta-
cles ol various kir,S; White and Coral,
Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c. All oi which
will DC sold at Charleston prices for Cash,
by e. II. MASON,
One store south Of
Mrs. IIuIbcrl's NIllcncry.
j.. S.-Rcpalring OF every description
done in the very best manner and at the
shortest notice. Gag All work done by
ne. warranted to give satisfaction.
c. +. NJ.
December 9, 1851 81. If
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Ihe Quantity of opium entered
e ior nome consumption in Great Britain
IN 1880 amounted to 1924 pounds,
and during the past year it had
increased INC, to 5O,36S pounds, being an
increase of S04i pounds over that
ot preceding years. ltwould therefore
appear that as dram drinking decreases
opium, eating increases.
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Through Fare from Charles
TO BALTIMORE $3.50; TO
PHILADELPHIA SO;
AND TO NEW YORK $40.
tsEE,y;flssS sfEss1 saaEs5; t6faaahsas sSl-l
es., ~ssss'sSSs--Ef 1a55i 1s5i aS5asSE tJsaJ
,r,Ir, S,p1- n, ,t,,r ,,,>t,,,r, ,,,,., !,
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G.,

LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
I.aurens-st. daily at 3, p. III. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, N. G., from which pnlnt
two daily trains arc dispatched at 8 A. NJ;
and Up NJ; McS o'clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines 10 PclcrShnrg,
Richmund, Washington, Baltimore, Philn.
dolphin, and New-York. Tho public is
respectfully informed that the steamers Of
| these lines, are in first r lie condition, and
arc navigated by well known AMI cx-
pcrienccd commanders; Tie Rail Roads
are in fine order, Qhc Wilmington
and Weldon. as we'll as the Senhoard
and Roanoke having recently hcen rcaid
with heavy TraiD thereby securing bo,l,
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers awaiting themselves OF the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Bn',imorc in
40 hours. Philadclphi in A3 hours, and
New York in 80 10 hours; and by the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in BAL
timore in go hours, Philadelphia in 5G
hours, and Ncw-Yorli in 81 2 hours
Through tickets can alone hc had from
e. WINSl.OW, Agent of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. a, the
Office of the Company, foot of Laurcns
street, Charleston, s. G., TO whom please
apply.
March %. 1872 oa-,f
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Notice to StOckho ders.

ALL 81 ckh"i'er- i'll arrears to the Brad
ford S,"i, gs Female Institute C.. .mpany nre re-
CURED TO make full pa mrnt before return ,!ny
III March ncAt--'o the subscriber ur to William
Lewis, Esq, in Sumlrrvillr
By rider "f The lIuard
EDWIN CATER, Secry & Treas
February =, 1852. la-if
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Water Proof Boots.

gise Jus, received. n lot of-e.,
FTka the above BOOTS. Calf Peg pr
e&a- gcd Pump do. Gents and Boys! StsS-
Slices Of various kinds
Ladies Black Silk (kid Fovch) Gnitcrs
'' Enamcllrd do.
I" Lasting do
Cold ,Io
Misses Black and Colored do.
Ladies' Kid Boots, Seal Scwcd ;nskins.
hid Sewed Lace l'nskins, Kid and Morocco
Slips and Ties.
House Servants Shoes, &c. &C..
For sale Cheap by ". J. FRANCIS,
Zee. 2. Under office of The Banner
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ALI. Persons having demands agans,
the Estate of John Mcdonald, viii present
them duly aticstcd. Those indebted will
make immediate pay,:cnt In
w VI. GREEN. agent.
February Ii, 1852, l7-lf
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Notice.
Net ice.

- CEECVo
Persons having tlelnnnds against tie Es-
tate OF Il. Richardson, Decd. are requested
To present ti:em duly attestcd, and those in
dcbled TO nuke rayin",t to
e.. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Admr
Nov. 6, 1850. . If
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e New York casts more than one.
eighth of the electoral votes.
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\
WoRTT MAKES THE MAS.-Robt.
Burns, on his way to Lcith one morn
ing, met country farmer; he shook
him earnestly by the hand, and stop
ped to converse awhile. a Young
Edinburgh blood took the poet to task
Tor his defect Of taste. why, YOU
tantastic gomeril,' said Burns, 'it was
hot the great coat, the sconc bonnet.
and the samdacr-boot hose spoke to-.
but the man that was in them; and the
man, sir, for true worth, would weigh
down you and Inc, and ten more such.
any day
LOOKING GLASSES FOR BIRDs.-A
correspondent ofthc Gardeners Cllron-
iele Says: sm
The following plan is perfectly cfli-
cacio%s for soaring birds from fruit and
hcr}produce. One Of my servants
having by chance broken looking
glass; it occurred to me that the
broEen pieces, suspended by string.
80 as to turn freely III every direction,
would give the appearance of some
thing moving about, which would
alarm the birds. accordingly tried
the. plan, and found that no bird, not
even the most foolhardy of them, dare
come near They had attacked my
pens; on suspcndng few bits of the
looking glass amongst them, the ma
rauders. left the place. The torntits
attacked my scckle pcats, to which
they seem very partial. a bit of
looking glass suspended in front of
tue tree put q stop to the mischief. My
grapes were then much damaged, be-
fore they were ripe, by thr,sIcs and
starilngs; piece of looking glass
drove these away, and not grape was
:. tpuclied afterwards. | had before
tried many plans, but never found any
so ctteCtllal as fhn nhnvon
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-27
Administrators Notice.

HAVE appointed Mr. ". NJ. Cir en-,
my Agent, to settle all the matters oi
The Estate Of John Mcdonald, late OF this
District. MARY T.. MCDONALD
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23
Sac of Ohio. Gallia countu, S..

Pursuant TO the command of an order
oe sale from the court of common pleas
in and for the county Of Gsllia, to me d.
rected, shall expose TO public sale at the
court house in Gall;poIis, on the 25th day
of Oct, A. d. 1859, at one O'Clock p.
m, the following described properly, to-
wit: situated in the northeast half of Sec
tion No. 26, Township No. 6, of Range
No. is, adjoining the town of Adams
vile, and bounded as follows. to-wit: be-
ginning at the corner of William NJ
Woods To-, and bounded on the north by
said lot, and the town plat aforesaid I;
thence west with the presen: State road
to the lands of Harrison Wood, on the
west by the lands OF the said Harrison
Wood. on the south BY the lands OF Samuel
Watson, and on the east by the town of
Adamsville aforesaid. containing one hun
dred and thirty acres, more or less, being
the same premises conveyed by Adam
Rickabaugh to George w Kelley. by
deed bearing date on the Goth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1S42. To be sold as the pro-
perty of Isaiah Wood and George w.
Kelly, at the suit OF John eating.
Sept. %, '59. A. LOGUE, &C,
Special Master Commissioner.