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Lire bfce,n Havysrf Perrp nns
Hashinsfon City. .."H
THE well known. swim, ssf, and comfortable sesm packet
voney rur-e una,ns cornsron with The cars at
Iarpes Ferry leaving Hsp~rs Ferry Al ocook and ar
Washington city at 6 O'Clock, p, IN.
The will ws.hneon city for the H trio on
the soh ~ My day and down tho nst regularly
except sundsy) making three tdps week
ndeed
Opportunity enjoying ohe potomso by day
light.
Prom usrrers Perry Washington -.
AAn. .# ~
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V>OR RENT-Ths fbur occupied
+ by Reed q kosrdins house. . ..@.slssl r.
thoroughly repaired, srd back building hss
Ipgp,r, q. the corner Of 18th and streets +. t..t
Jv'y g7-sss~w I ttltsA Easaaaa4 ht Z @th tat9fHt
geu su13St11e hsr zsa1te IS .r-s1. r. is ua-7 gse
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET, BE
and sucuon.On Tuesday, 18th In
shall siI O'clock No. 10, In
H. situated of Third
The ve-dcscribcd
handsomely located having hont Third OF hve
feet running back to yhve feet paved alley one honded
and my ..#t e =. a.4a#..H4ae H.
Terms. balance twelve eighteen,
nd deferred
paymen the day Of sale deed s'ves and
. deed of t-ken. 3.t8 Nt&a3
Title indisputabIa - ~
July 2o-sSds Auctoseers.
ny-The above sale Is postponed until Monday, shs
Ist day Of August, same hour. ~
July I'D Aucuonssrs.
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NATIONAL EATING uOUsE--wALKER \ sHApDs
~ TaIe soopHavinx been reqaesed by soshs Of
with Tsuc
6nsa up
chaiIeDse
of bon rt should become impauent s he sssssk
provided exquisite picked sh Nor
nm devied crabs, hc. Hffat8 %
We Of woodeock fresh Norfolk nah shseps
of
agency Of the Of
by which
will dsy suadst sUpply Of esh cssgM ~
daring which viii ake peasufs IN
reeAercA> 1 tll ts1 lA3fQft
juIy W-soiw WALKER \ sHADp !.
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LAGETT DoDsoN would take this method Of expressing ,o
the desire
published before Issue Of th.
An welcome
vice an render business, and
he possible shall be
Distinguish csssestiose who
promptly and those who take t,eir umef We hope not
There remain many, who are bchndhand W.
favor all whose r remain
seucd, to pay ,hcm sight of this notice. Lll
CLAGETT 4 DopsoN
July Ig-dtAur
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DRrCEs HEDUCEDTo various style. nantes, visifes mar
1 teI~ss, hc., which must he sold .,,uu. !. ,,r,ny
June 0-lm,f~od
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANrED.-Tbe undersigned
land ~syssnt-. a7EmE fs.E .l# DHaHf.f - AA
EVANS FAINT,
Opposite the Trese~ry.
June 3-dA-7m I'm, Pep1 III m e'1ft
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LIBRARY CosoREss,
July 7th 1852
NOTICE y hereby given that Library or Con-
~ will be closed Thursday. instant
again be opened until Tuesday, the 23d Of August
uF JOHN s. MEEHAN,
July S-2aw2w Librarian
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n A. Agent Attorney for the prosecutor
H. pension land and description Of claim, ssan. Con
NHEns scrip "nd ahd wh
bought negotiated, spd .od References icrms &c. &c
forwarded per mall request.
o6cs on 7h street, near Once Department Postage
he prepaid insure suenon Addre,s
washinrion, u. E. Jay l3-is~"oosep
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GJ-Hnving sold out my entire business o mr.. C q
WhIescy, and his sheeuly
friends and customer. for their whatever
wish his line business;
furnish him with will be promptly vrr,
best material. A.. HATCH,
-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
GEORGE MENDEL.
No1HA. IEn7u street,
I,ooR al Thia!

LLthose who arc desirous preserving the memory
tualIy by calling without delay.a L. Tarbe'S Dasner-
re0ype Rooms, the Of Main and Biadle strSes
lures which be obtained with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the CITY.
=. - T.. TARBELL. Daguarfeotypist.
Corner OF Main and Biddlc streets,
10 y Centrn Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
I0lENTRE FOUNDRY.

No, - Main st., Centre WheeIlng,
II EEP constantly hand al, assortment OF the Iaes
N ami most Improved stoves, embracing every variety
OF Parl0r, Shop and Cooking Stoves Their W eSteTn
Virginan, coal stove, cannot be q 1an
OF them within the last ak months, rledgng 10
take back they did not give satstactlon anu nave
never had one returned ~. - - ...,. =.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style
also cast iron Simks and variety OF all artcestn the
Found ~ line, which will be soil low Tor cash:
NTork dtvwtG-Aug. 3.
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Thomas 81. Gibson,

3OO w0ou h0lu boxes.
Thankful liberal onage heretofore extended
US, wc solicit continuance OF the sumo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
- Pemberton House,.
Wnter Strect, Below HHOnrOe.

.-.. g... WHEELlAGT, va. ttf.r.,.s
m M PEMRERTON announces to his old friends and
the public generall' thathe has located In the CON
Ifodous br ck build:rg formerly known as the ISL
Charles nd tho roughly repaired and retted II and Is
rera n goHa style a.
on the steamboat Ianling. aud Depot Of tho Bal
tinorc aud Ohio Railroad, anoring passengers io ne
cars or racket boats convenient stopping Place; tn
proprietor respectfully invites tile attention 81 ms old
friends to his house, aud socits share OF public
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= vVIpLY ApyRRTIsENENTs-i square, with tho
70" pyeee or IiIngcS, Ier annuum,, 19'0O
one squafe ger quarter Ghangeabie nt pleasure, o'V'
,n.ss and Professional Cards, (PeT RnnuI0') not ~
exceeding lines, !,I S;Tc
roT LoSG ADvERTIsENENTs, liberal discounts VIII DC
-geIigious notices, and advertisements for Chara"le
.IatUns and Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously
lISSIIWaTrisses and Deaths Inserted gratuttously
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ADAM S &, CO.'S
.EXPRESS NOTICE.
Somethlng worth seeing!
A M. ADAMS

.5e- N EiWNs g LOfIHlN IN G Q hOO N ..
TTAVING NOW completed my rooms am better pre- pre-
paved to accommodate my customers than ever oe'
FORE and at sc low prices will astoHtsh the
Come Hn ard try aRemember tina my place Is one
door above the old corner long occupied by me- rs
useless for to undertake TO enuleTae my sock the
variety is 30 great. Je20 An. ADAMS
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfpmery; &C., 90. 4
a. CRUNHBACEkKR would announce TO his
icEls and the public generey, that ha yns rnTcaas.
conucted under the firm OF J. Crumoacker & SOM he
will continue the same the old stand, No. no. Main s
and wou respectfully solicit and trusts to merit eontin
uance ofhe patronage bestowed on tbs old hIn
He has lust returned the Eastern cities, and s now
openng an extensive we'll selected stock OF AMI
Chemicals Perrnmery, Fancy articles 6e all OF wMeh s
were purchased 1Ter strict personal Inspection aLa WIN
scrpulous regard purity OF quality aud are now oerea
to lie ruhIic on thu most reasonable teruts. lYr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

+ MOTHER lot OF Dress Goods, Boule.s, Rlb6osst
Rnbroideries, Gloves, Hosiery. etc just LeeolHeua
a. store OF [ssp30l W MOTIF q BIO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

E PLUMBER ANDfG.As FILTER, #
No. 5 Union st, opposite c. II. Berry Rope store.
(EGs leave to info his friends aud the pule in gen
sta that lie continues to carry oil the plun'hng and
gas fttg inaft various branches, and respectfully so
cits share Ot publ patronage. IA ,ys Ia
He has constantly ands lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants, 6isern pumps bath bolers
water closets wash basins cold wafer fountains for o
teis coolers private families, hot and cold
shower bas bath tubs, lead and iron ctnque boSes lead
collins, ketes etofts bleaching and all other
dspaICh. a.L..
Also chandeliers. pendants, brackets bellar lights,
1Iorders LETT at the abnve place will be thankfully
ceved and promptly attended TO.
N ~ All orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention. ar6-Gnlu
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WHEELING. 4
sPlSING OF 1888.
VIM. &. .SELBY..
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foroisn s. Domcstio DFy q ootIs,

F0reisn s. Domestic Dry q OodS,
No. III Main ST., West side, 6ett0eeH Monr0e ana
Union sts.
cffl5, - Wheeling; Va, 80
rs NOW in receipt of his spring stock OF Dry Goods
i and NotionsS direct from importers and ManuTactu
Iers Comprising as complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted the tTndho this section be found
In any hou e, West, TO which would respectfully
invite heattention retail dealersi consistingoI
tIgs e,u YlDRRSsGooDss .J3stt@t'A b
Inb black silks aIpacasi Porlins, laws de laincs gnE
hams very large stock ofpihta, OF the hest
makes and colors. Afsoi ebonnets bboGs. Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And Of 3,-s. ,a tsl .
b, csa Nv MEMS WE6Rs -...l.t.. -ssa .
In cloths, oaSsimers, sattinrts, merino cnsSimeIes
ieaS tVeeta, and summer cloths; also Cottonades Dan
MIS- blue drills, lnenS linen drills, al
other such goods very lcdrate assortment lso.
mems and boys palm hats LegorH aud Cam ats, St
WOOL brash hats, ETC.; with M stock OF linen and cot
baggmgI Seauess bags buais, table draper 81 cras,
rilmgs, ckgs, checks ishir ting, stripes, etc, brow
bleachcd mGss with good stock OF w hite goods
NOTION LINE - sla4 t-s :,
carnbrica jaconets Irish linens, aces, threads, but
tons hosiery gloves, combs, ctGi all their variety. -
My whole flock viii be oun1 unsurpassed, as wen in
quality aud style, as in prices. p sE p. y.
maT25 ,,fs idJ gif7s ]. D b Mt .SELBY.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
sszsz. IA A.C. PARTIeIDGs u invites
p fgz5II$ attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms ami
H8Se4tl SasEY Apparatus now the result OF years oil
,S4iSSSt3 experience and close application 10 the
gS4&tS8t t4s5F art COufdent that he now combines
in his establishment all OF the improve
,ncnts which time and proper ests have proven valuable,
promise to produce LihehesseS % IL
beauty and perfection which mas yet oec @11" " s"
Daguerrean process, liz T. .L,.L. Iis
onms re fittc mn he invites tile public cali and etm
ine Themselves. dis CABINET OF SPeCeHS ele
Opcn for inspection. -.. .y., ,, =. n;
likenesses taken in all kinds OF weather. snsly, OF IN
groups; nso post morem ,
uA well select stock OF plalcs
cases lockcts &c, always on hand and for sale:
Rooms, No. SO Monroe Ht.' near the Fose o'hCe
nuCJS
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MoCI.ALI1ENs q KNOX,
?, syyaoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS. AND SHOES, MEMS and,
Boys Hnts and Cups, at the
nell knGIDn. stand Of the fast
&C. tBTE RrDBOOT.

WE are now rccevlngrrom our Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments one the largest aud hest manufac
of Boots and Shoes for Fall aud Winer
wear eveEonered in this other market They lave
tons and intended expressly FOR retailing roour
regular customers all others who may favor us with
ca yve canoaer unusually large variety OF loos alH
Shoes, which guarantee equal quality OF aud
ttse manufactured III this or any other
nart0f tho United States Our stocKytll be found TO
sist IT, part, or the following seasonable goods; p-
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GOa.I.19II, TN, .; siaI IE6EN AXIOM W1AAt q


----- ----T-| INLtIIIU4d0bO4lyTtTI-.
THANKFUL. for the liberal patronage heretofore
ey bestowed upoII him. the sabscribcr would respectful
Inform his friends and the public GENERALLY that he
ScontInues manufacture the above named articles IN
all their variety otwhch he on hand good as
Sortnen for wholesale and retail very low priest
He also Keeps on hand cooking stoves Of the most APP
proved patterns for coal and wood =
o vor will 10 eiva his particular attention
and he executed with promrtess and in styIe that Will
pleass sngI iNe most s|H''O r. tRHEY no. g. MhlnA..
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.NOVENIB BIER 2t6s 1853. :
WHEELING.
UnItedatntea Claiming WnrehoHset

q. OAOIdINST ElMFUtl4UIM,' ~
teii No.'193 Min ST., Wheeling!
(NONSTANTlY om7hand, an extensive assortment Of
~ ROshonahle CIolhing and Youths and Chillrehs
Clothing, which will he disposed of on terms
~ AlFotders promptly executed ie2-1y
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NDMBER 79
BALTIMORE.
Odd ateIIorVs, IInsons, EEed MEN, pioun Of
f1 Nilts1f 8 = TTctlf be IN II fcSJ - tFf7lTiA-

y Ff-t'T-FfI y TGm ibeFafice '>s,7Tf1'1f-
And other Society Regalia,
Banners. Seals and JetDes. actured and sold
5 By Gibbs 4. Smith, No. 73 baltimore Street,
baltimore, Nd.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF rST
rt tsli s..ftS. sREGALlA, ia aiafE f.-.sagl
Odd Fenotcs'-GraHd and Subordinate Lodge and Bn.
'',4tta.si IS Campment. i'.it a--.'.''-ti
tfLA s Past Grand and other Officers plain and
80 = "a ehibfOTdered,
%, U5 a % 1stS2d Sd, Ath and 9th Degree Parade Re
~ q 1's. lPtehiy embroidered Encanpnieiit parad
t,..,r l ,s d. u Regalias.s s.r.ii as y sfft VI
Masonic-Knights Tcmplar, Royal Arch, and Master.
H. So, Jewels, Robes, Ranners Swords, &c. ~
Sons of 7snperulce-NatiOnal, Grand and Subordinate
Divisions-Odicers and Members. - - f' ~ 'H
Red Me-gachers Past OfcAfs and richly eb toidA ed
81 Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
of the various Orders. OF SiIyer Gilt Plated Metals,
ncluding knights Templar Cwith nirkS.)
p i" Dc '3s- 90 VI! BANNERS. .,3' = -'"'
Hammers oeEeEy size style and cost adapted tothe va
ous Orders and Societies, manufactured TO orders and De-
sgnssEor Banhet, r6qred Tur nshell free Of
l'cnse showing thesyle ofthc when finished. Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
tho largest asortment to be found Ia the u 8.
LODGES sENCAMPAiENgS, DIVISIONS AND
ee TRIBES; rt
wishing to mt up their Halls; rsupply themseveswtth
Parade Working ResaR,i iBanHeTs5sSc ear depend up
on haSins their orders satisfactorily filled by calling on or
isssiia and Hammer NJ IS Bnltimore @ Street,
w @S'si q r siS Fay. Aesr nseihs, Va oet5-tr
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VIZ TAKE the following from the report of the
proceedings Of the Pennsylvania Senate for Feb.
%:
"Mr. DaTsie presented protest of the Commits
soners of Allegheny County against the subscrip-
Moa by the Pennsylvania Railtoad company to the
AaHetta Railroad, AID moved that it be read and
pnnted on the journal Agreed to-
= The bill authorizing the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Company to subscribe 70 Railroads out of the State
was taken up and debated, during the whole ses-
Sion- 1t was finally passed, with anIamendment
teluifiRg 50 days notice during the session Of the
Supreme Court, Of any intended subscription, and
ie4aiing The Court 10 hear and determine any ap-
9eaG0n Tor preliminary injunction within scid 30
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mr. r,.sr Lalf yeaE Of the '-DAlLr INTE1I1aEN-
,om,leted With the present issue De-
u. vpf,iepdly predictions Of some gentleman
spy pcs at opr commencement, we have out
,:a5 III. davs allotted by them to1 our newspaper
md with ell thankfulness to our many warm
suppo,tcs and friends we will continue to 1--we 70
saod old age, with the blood healthy in cur veins,
18th viror and rmneSs IL our steps, daily incress-
,.,s nvmbe1of OFT morning visits, and daily eS-
tasai.r the boundary of oGr usefulness
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THE LOUISVILLE TIMES Editor is down upon his
''Sanctum" visitors NTH skGrp stick. We don't
mean to apply it-'pon our honor we don't. Hear
him.
Zone OF the first steps taken by an Editor on re-
ceiylHg ms mail, is to distribute it ON The table so
as to be able to lay his hand upon any paper at a
moment; and although it may present the appear
auoe, 70 the casual observer, of confusion worse
COMPOUNDED, 1t is precisely where he wishes it. and
The removal of single paper NAV derange tn e
whole, so as give the Editor an annoyance that
one unaccuStomed to the trade, can scarcely con-
ceive
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IN GOODS of latest importations, and from the best
manufactures of U country carefully selected expressly
Tor the
JoBBlNG TRADE.
OF the bcst GabIcs, designs colors, to which lie
specially solicits examination old RS
uLI Country Merchants.
CLoTHsHis stock consists in part mixers,
and oil the usual variety OF coIors both cign and
Domestic.
CASSlMERES-Blain black and doeskiu, wall as OF a
great variety OF the choicest fancy coIors.
SATlNETTS-BaCk, Blue, Stee.mixcd fancy Green and
Browns, &c very full and complete ste X; also
Twcods and Cy. Jeans 80
OVER GoATINGS-orcolored blankets, pilot and bea veT
cloths aud other such goods in variety.
PRiNTS-A very large stock oil the best makers
madden coIors, As well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de lains emb lustre,
yain and fgd blusk apacas, as well OF Coors
OF the best variety, both figured and PLATA.
WHITE GOODS-Ane extensive stock of cambria figured
and plain, jaconctS, Swiss and Scotch mills In
diu, book thread and cotton laces, edgiDgs. etc.
i'll variety, also Irish linens.
CAPS-Mcn's boys and child velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican hats most desirable lot.
AlSO-iays, ri bbons, hoSery, umbrellas, brown and
bcRChcd muslins, Shirtng, checks, Ticking &c.
dSc;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all Sorts usually wanted; and altogeth
EEL well assured my stock s so complete that
when ii is examined and the prC ttold, it will be
ioGnd in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock OF Goods before offered in tue market.
Rug2i. w. T. SELBY.
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IMPORTANT to Farmers!

the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
IA their ground for spring crops, the subscribers res
cCty them that they large quantity OF
clean Barley, for seed, which they will sell at moderate
price, loan favorable terms provided they get the
produce for which they will pay the market price, fifty
live cents per busei; or viii contract for term OF years,
and will y cents bushel, CASH. for all the far
will grow and deliver at our brewery.
We make this offer to farmers hoping may induce them
10 raise much Barley require without purchasing
in foreign markets. have hitherto been compelled to
buy large quantities scasonn the States OF Kentucky
and New York. also in Canada for establishments here
and in Pittsburgh.
We begleavc suggest the necessity of sowing plump
grain, careful in harvesting treslng, and
cleaning, we inferior damaged Barley.
We will also good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
10 next Fall
dec10-3md GEO. w. SMITH d Co.
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Nee. a. Loe,S, the actor died o. apoplssy
~ w Wednesday morning On board the steamboat
On p;,,.bn-,E, While between this place and Nnret-
90. on Ills way to Pittsburgh to fill pro-
. -. aRS was accompanied by his
.laurhtsE Eliza
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Short Creek lands for Sale
I'm Ohio county, Virsiniu.


M HING to dispose Real Estate, offer at pr
sale until the list day OF November next, my farm
in the County Ohio situate nthe waters of Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
nrty is dcsiraby located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in tho highest state Ofimprovemcnt, having
large plank fencing, and judicously laid of
in fields farming aud grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta
bling, cribs, There four good tenants
Houses. There is commOdous barn, one hundred
and eight long by forty four in width, fitted in every
particular the the including ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole i'll part, TO suit the
wishes those desiring purchase. Terms will be lib
rral.
The rapidly advancing Improvement the city OF Wheel
ing the facilities afforded by various rail road
about be completed with the West, and the Sea
board the excellent market ao ded in Wheeling
the productions of the country render this
highly desirable persons wishing farm prOtably and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. |. W. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1889.
Washington Reporter and Examiner, and Wellsbure
,lncn
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Valuable Property for Snie or DO.
hi

TIL Undersigned offers for sale copartncrslIp,
blast FURNACE located four miles from the line oil the
baltimore Ohio Railroad and Paramount, Marion
Co.. Va. together with abundance of Iron Ore, Lime
stone Coal and Timber, close to the furnace The udcr
signed wishes either sell, extend his operations and
any havng Rolling Mill Foundry in Whecin,
will join in with this establishment, and furnish
Steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms, reccv
ing all machinery stock at a air valuation.
Specimens OF the Orc and Pig Metal may be at the
Office OF the Wheeling InellgcnCcr. --..
Cost OF Iron delivered the furnace, ton. 1925
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels 2,Ij
Hon Thomas Hay!..-.i will receive and conduct any
gentlemen may desire to visit and
examine it,
octtI-tf JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
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Band
F{oOP
- go

WEST CoLuMBIA.-ThS is the name OF a new
town in Mason county, il this State, located on
che Ohio River about - miles above the mouth Of
Of the Karawha, AID al the extreme foot of Wag
oaets Bottom 1t owes its rise TO the salt cocks be-
meath a. AID to the extensive coal beds ABOUND it,
being unsurpassed in these respects, by any other
portion Of Virginia. The salt water, obtained by boz
ing is found al ct 4 less depth, and is half de-
gee stronger, than that obtained at the Kanawha
SaineS- Several companies are nov actively en-
.aeed in The manufacture of salt, and the coal beds
are extensively worked both for home consumption
and for transportation The town already posses
ses considerable tride, and is the centre Of
heavy capital. The land up and d0wu the river,
and in the interior, OF considerable agricultural
capacity and some of it is possessed Of extTaoTdi
nary producing qualities. Considering the agri
cultural aud mineyal wealth so ILLEGALLY lavIShed
upon the country Of which West Columbia is the
centre, as we'll as the natural shipping point it
would require less prophetic eye than our own,
to foresee in its future, the principal town Of South
Western Virginia.
We make the above statements for the purpose
Of directing the attention Of our business men to
the importance of securing portion OF the tra of
this thriving town TO our city. Their business,
which is considerable, Is now almost entirely done
with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh; and it is so done,
merely because they have better facilities by 1egu-
lar packets running from their Heighborhood direct
to both these places f1r the shipment OF produce
and the transaction of business. A steamer put on
this route would DO well, and secure a good por-
ton Of the trade 10 Wheeling. Perhaps the es
Enlistment the Wheeling and Charleston line of
boats, will accomplish the object desired.