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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-04

MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
of Cincinnati-Session of 1SJ2-5J.
rINHE regular OF Medical Lectures in this nStitu
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
TRUSTEES.
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, d. d., President ofthe Board.
Rev. THORNTON a. MILLS.
Hon C. d. COFFIN. ...-. F..
X. d. MUSSEY, NJ. ID. ..... ....
Hon. JOHN BURGOYSE. ..... ~. ......
Hon G EO. HOADLEY, in.
E. NJ. GREGORY, Esq. .-.. .a.
GEO. MESDENIIALL NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemeEs
K. d. MussEY, d. Professor of Descriptive and Oper
alive Surgery. &C
T. p JuDKixs, NJ. D., Professor orAnatoniy.
JOHN DAVIS, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy.
JoHN F. WHITE, M. D.. Professor OF Theory and PTec
ice of Medicine. -
GEo NESDExuALL, NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrics ard
Diseases of Women and hildren.
JoHS A. MuRPHY, NJ d Professor of Maeria MedrS.
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
C G. CoMEGYs, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes of Medj
cine -
N JOIN LOCKE, JR. NJ. D., Lecturer Chemistry.
COURSE of Lectures upon some important
specialities in Medicine and Surgery will be given during
the month October These lectures will be free Stu
dents are ad vised commence with this course.
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision oil
Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened on the
1st of October.
Dissectine Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25.
For further Information address
II. Dean'ofthc Faculty.
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TODD & DEVOL, ~

:
AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square, .., -
RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
N Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. selected with
great care and at the best workshops
OF and New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To customers and all
others who favor with CALL offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality of material and work
United States TODD q DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852. .s
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New Music Store.
Sign of the dsrccian Erigonum, No. 10


EY-l J. FICKIESON would respectfully
EqI.lz-isEelnounCe the citizens Wheeling and vi
7 I y Il 1cinty, that he has Just opened a mew and
Guitars Volincelos, Flagolcts, Flutes, Fcs AccOrdc
ons, Banjos, and Tnmbornes. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin also the
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the best Roman and
Italian Violin aud Guitar Strings.
Claronets, Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Volincello and Violin.
y. kecers Furniture Polish for renovating vanished
urritnre such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
of the first and best in the United Sates such
Nunns and Carks grand and square PianOs J. b. Dun
hams, Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdcons
Accorleons and all kind musical nstru repaired
a. Ire lowest prices. II.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND AND FpET"rsRUIsds RAuL
ROAD.


.AJ=ll So ssasszz x4ssEst-s Al n
sEsfE1 s;fE:.1 Sz5ssa., ii ,E:sz51 +ssSa- f
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70 Country Merchants.

MIR. S. s KNOX having withdrawn from the firm oil
vi McCallen, Knox IL Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr Chester D. Knox, Cbrother of s.
Knox long and avOably known in the trading public
assuming the style OF McClacns and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old Gust toners Cyn
long literally sustained them) all other deal
in Boots ard Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrv.
ing from the 10:h to the last OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest and bought
they tattcr themselves that their Fall Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold inducements in quality
and prices superior any offered in the market Tu
Country Merchants their east they would be pleas
exhibit their STOCK and post them nprCes earlessly
chaengnga comparison with the markets OF Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Csep3l MCCLALLENS GS KNOX
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GEORGE MENDEI,.
NoIII. iInin Sfrcct.

WHEELING VA.
T S now recei wing LARCiE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
l. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths of all widths, and Keeps constantly
assortment of Furnature every description. Gilt
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Pates Ventian
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. lairClOth, Curcd Hair,
Spring, Sacng Bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
eCt all which will be sold prices aus3t
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Short Creek lands for Sale
I'm Ohm countH. Yirninin

UhlO COuhIy. n.
nv lSHlNG dispose OF Real Estate, offer ut prt-
w sale until the St day of November next aTm
in the County OF Ohio situate the waters of Short Creek,
containing about five hund and sixty This
erty is desrably located both sides the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest state OfimprOvemen having
alarge amount ofnew plank encng and udciosly laid of
III fields farming and grazing purposes. There
The premises two good dwelling houses with ample sta
bling, cribs &c. There also four good tenants
Houses. There is commodious barn, one hundred
and eight long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular OF the farm including ample shell
Ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part, 10 suit tho
wishes those desiring topurehase. Terms will be lib.
oral.
The rapidly advancing Improvement city OF Wheel
Ing facilities afforded by the various rail road
tions about be completed with the West and the Sea
board excellent market afforded in Wheeling for
the of the country render this farm
highly wishing farm proiably and
has seldom been that finer Inducements have been held
out to purchasers. l. w MITCHELL
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852. ~.
n5-WashiEgton Reporter and Examiner, and welsburs
Hcraldp coy. at
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IlIustrated Paintings.

THE subscribers to Mason's and Tails & Co.'S ilustra
ted PubicatiUS, requested call at the Litera
ry Depot for the popose of making arrangements 10 com
pete works. which heretofore been furnish
cd compte, owing the of good faith the part
WOODWARD q Roland ofPitsburgh, the original canvas.
ers, IL. McMECHEN.
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A CARD.


NJ. Editor II should not again throw my
self on your courtesy, but for certain personal
considerations, which, III Justice to others and to
myself, il may be proper for me to notice.
\ studied effort seems 10 have been made Ia
represent me having taken it for granted that
Mr.. toghil was the author of "AMnERsI,h aud
rs having made an nnkind aud ilihcral personal
assault upon him. How those who thus claim
10 know my private opinions came by their
knowledge, feel no interest in inquiring and
will only say they claim to know more OF my
thoughts than know myscf,-ior when the com
muncation signed "NEIsoN' was written, | was
ignorant las lmow nm) who the author was.
And whit Is more, | was perfectly indifferent
about the mattcr-tor wns about to enter into "A
discussion with the writer, not the man. 1t WIS
with his arguments not with his personal char-
acter OF motives, had Ia deal. II is true | did
guess that the author might he one of the three
gentlemen who had been Ia Alexandria but this
conjecture was based solely upon the knowledge
tthe iae that they took active interest IN the
question. There certainly has never been any
thing IN the relations between those gentlemen
aud myself to call for, To Justify any discour-
tesy On my part. Least Of ALL should have Sc
lected Mr.. Coghi rs the oh Get of personal at
tnck-tor though hive very slight personal
acquaintance with him. that acquaintance led nae
10 place n very high estimate ON his capacity and
his accomplishments rs gentleman.
Seeing that volunteer champions had stepped
forward to defend this gentleman, have been
gratfed 10 find that e has put the proper con.
struction on the good humored ralllcry in which
INDUCED, for if he had believed offence was in
tended, he would not have committed the protrc-
ton Of his feelings or his honor to others. In
truth, there is nothing in my communication To
give offence to any living being, as there Ger
talnly nothing intended To offend.
As To my remarks about the good old village of
New Glasgow, they were drectcd,not against the
character of its populations but against the pdHci-
~ OF its numbers. 1t had been brought up in ar
ray To swell the conscientious in favor of :, the
Claiborne line. - Mypurposc was to show that
IN itself, il held out no very strong inducement
to a detection of the road from nearer and bet
ter route. Among its few inhabitants are those
whom have been proud to reckon as among my
friends.
cannot close this article without expressing
the high qualification derived from Your edto-
rial on the "ENtcnsionn OF the Alexandria and
Orange Railrond, in your paper of the 9th inst. |
am happy to find that your views accord with
those | endeavorcd to cnforcci in former com
munieahon. Especially am pleased with your
ansion 10 the experience of other railroads. ''thut
have lessencd their general usefulness and paral-
yzed their whole future operations, by yielding
too much to local considerations in their original
construction. " NELSON.
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By Mr. Crpeke.t.-lnto the eApedency Of
amending the act authorising the establishments f
"A Branch of one of the Banks of Virginia at Ma
RON Ia Smythe county, n Ia allow any one Of
the Banks Of the Commonwealth 10 establish said
Branch.
By Mr.. Anderson.-lieatiye to incorporating
the Shockoe Hill Savings Institution in the city OF
Richmond.
BY MIR. Hays..Into the expedeney of limiting
the right of entry of public lands west Of the Al
leghany mountains to sereH years after such right
of entry shall have accrued.
A message was received from the Senate that
they had passed bill Incorporating the Virginia
State Agricultural Society; which was read first
and second time aud ordered to he referred to the
Committee on Agriculture and Manufactures.
Various petitions were presented and approprl-
ately referred; among them one by Mr.. Mayo,trom
amcs Hill and 2s0 citizens of Ilenrieo,for the IN
corporation of joint stock company TO construct
a plank road from the city of Richmond TO the
Goochland line.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor,of Loudoun,the House
adjourned
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RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la


Bacon-Nrginia cured hog round, 10 to IO4
cts; prime Western and Baltimore sides to :
cts; shoulders % to 74 prime family hams I24
to l34.
Guano-S46 from vessel; $47 from store.
Salt-Liyerpoo fine, from store 500 to 81
From wharf 81 90.
Plastcr-Lump from wharf So to 81. Ground
s. to $50.
Iron-Pig s374 to $40 per ton; swedes 800.
English S95; Tredegar 500; up country bars
s95 to 500; Nails common brands, 49; Old Do
mnon AZ.
Leathcr-Soe, good stamped, II to 10 cents
per h.; do. damaged, II to Ii cents: Upper from
81 30 to S3 90; Calf Skins from SIS to "a, ac-
cording to quality.
Lime-Sl ID per cask at wharf
Sugars-New Orleans to I'd cents; Porto Ri
co ID to 81 cents for ordinary to strictly prime:
Refined loaf I'D cents crushed % to % coffee
sugar to a cts
Stefan. Blistered 81 10 per ton English
blistered IL to l44 per lib; Cast Is cts: German
III; Spring steel 81 30.
Tobacco--We quote inferior Tugs at 81 a g.
good working at 6ia7i; common to middling leaf
SD a o good to fine Sl0al3; fancy, last sales,
sl74.
There is rather more animation in the market.
and prices are, if any thing, II shade higher than
they have been fora few weeks past, though we
make no alteration in quotations.
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central position. easier grades, more favorable
climate, and freer aud more extensive Internal
water communication tban the Baltimore and u
hio road vet the two Western railroads Of New
York. with her canal. are insufficient Ia accom-
MEDIATE the dem lnds upon them Of Western ton
mage, and the Baltimore and Ohio Road tor u
similar reason, is under the necessity OF being
reconstructed with double track From these
facts an estimate may be formed of the immense
tonnage. independent Of travel. which will seek
the Atlantic coast along the line of the Va and
Tenn Road.
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HOUSE OF DELEGA TES.


Prayer by the Rev Mr. Woodbridge
Various resolutions were offered adopted and
appropriately refcrrcd-among them the follow
ing of general interest:
BY Mr. Patrick-Into the expediency of au-
thorl@ing courts cmpannelng ljurcs to discharge
jurors after service of week;
Also, into the cNpcdieney of amending an act
establishing the Manufacturers Bank of kanaw-
Ina.
BY Mr.. Tomn.-Into the expedicncy of a
mendlng the chapter of the Code relating to the
duties and privileges of'memhers of the General
Assembly, and the officers thereof
BY MIR. Stcycns-mto the expedency of a
mcndirG the charter of the Citizens Bank of Nir-
gna.
BY Mr. Smelair-nto the expediency of incor-
porating Company with capital of S300,0O0
to construeta railroad from some point the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
VIA l3rcntsvlllc, to the junction of the Orange and
Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads, with
authority to these roads to subscribe, and with II
subscription from the State ON the two and three
ttths principle
BY Mr.. Deanc-Into the proprcty of so amend
ing the Code as to leave ii optional with the own
er of flour corn meal for expectation whether it
shall be inspected or not.
by Mr.. Gutlin.-lnte the oxpediency of
constructing railroad from point on the Nir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad near Bonsak's De
pot by the town of Fincaste, to II point on the
Virginia Central Railroad, at or near Clifton
Forge.
by Mr. Collicr.-lnto the expedency of pro-
vlding for the compensation of jurors for attcn-
dance ON courts when sessions are holden.
BY Mr. Walluce.-lnto the expcdicncy of au-
thorising the Southside Railroad to acquire the
AppomnttoX Railroad from the city of Peters
burg.
BY Mr. Christian.-lnto the cxpedeney of
amending the 9th chapter of the Code so as to
hold 10 bail persons accused, though not convie-
ted of petit larceny.
Also, into the eNpediency of providing penal
ties for other offences of Illegal voting as we'll as
against "douhle voting"
by Mr.. Manufacturing SO much of the Gov
errors message as relates To military affairs to
the Committee ON Militia Laws.
BY Mr.. Hardy For requiring all cancelled
notes of Independent Banks registered and filed
III the lreasuror's office to be burned
BY MIR. Taylor, of Loudon.-lnto the exped-
eney OF investing the County Courts with .the
discretionary power TO grant refuse license for
the retail of ardent spirits.
by Mr.. MorriSon.-Intp the expcdeney of
providing that actions on store accounts shall be
commenced mt amy time within five years instead
OF two years as now provided
by Mr.. Mayo.-lnto the expedicncy of au-
thorising the school commissioners of Henrico
and Lancaster To make an allowance not exceed
ing eight cents per diem for educating INDECENT
children.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.

MONDAY, Dec. II, 1853.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. REED, of the prcsby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. Lo4AN-From the Committee for Courts
of Justice reported Senate bills amending the
Code 50 rs 10 extend the jurisdiction of the Cir
cult Courts ut their special terms and, commit
ting the estates of lunuties to shcriffs and SER
geunts which were read the first time. Subse-
qucntly, on motion of Mr. Campbell, the first
named bill was re- committed.
The bill Ia incorporate the Virginia State Ag-
rlcultural Society was read third time and pass
ed
The bill 10 incorporate the Commercial Savings
Bank in the city of Richmond was rcnd the Sc
cond time and ordered to be cngrosscd and read
n third time.
Resolutions Of enquiry were offered by
Mr.. Notwithstanding l9th section of chap
ter 23d of the Session Acts, passed June 9th,
1852. allow the salaries and allowances (of
public oheers) are paid. ~
MIR. Mountaineering the act in relation to
the election and qualification of Jurors.
Mr.. STEWARr-Authorisin the establishment
of Il House of Refuge for Juvenile dclnquents in
the city of Wheeling.
Mr.. McElhancy Incorporating the Russell
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
MIR. Misunderstanding for opening and keep
ing in repair the roads in the county of Marshall
MIR. Funsten-R Relieving the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad Company from the payment of
a certain annuity, &c.
Mr.. Baldwin-lncreasing the salary of the
clerk of the penitcntary.
Mr.. Harris Amending the 9th section of chap
ter POI of the Code
Mr.. PaNton--Making AN appropriation for the
completion of the Virginia Military Institute
Buildings and increasing the number of State
diets To fifty.
On motion of Mr.. Dcneale, the Senate adjourn
ed.
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
LIBERTY. VIRGINIA

fNl + exercises % this Institution vii he resumed on
l. Ih" first Monday u January 1851, under the SUI
In, cern Military Institute, AID sometime Professor
Of Languages IL Jefferson COLLEGE Miss The cour, Of
study viii brnce The Latin, GIreN, Fcnc and Span
ish Languages. Mathematics, and all other branches
usually tauat in Colie.es and Iig schools Pa tict.
lar viii be paid to the English Department
Rate. Of Tuition the as heretofore Students viii
be churs'd from the time OF entrance the end of the
session.
A -u tnbe person is rceded To take change If the
Boarding Department. To possessing the requisite
qualifications, liberal terms will b. offered.
t.Y Address Principal OF Piedmont Institute Libcr.
~. Va JOHN ]. WYCHE,
dec ID eat Libcrty. Va.
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Report of the Secretary of War

The authorized strength of the Army is stated
to be l3,S2l-otlieers and men; but its actual
strength is only lOlI7. Of these S,37s are en-
ployed on the frontiers. The concentration of
force on the Rio Grande frontier was required
Tor the protection of onr citizens against the IN
eurslons of Indians from Mexico, and for the en-
forcenent of our treaty stipulations with Mexico
10 prevent Indian invasion from our own borders.
lhls movement has restrained present depreda-
tons, but amuch larger force is considered ne
cessary TO secure a permanent peace. 1t is es
tlmated that 900 recruits will he required for
the service of the ensuing year, to maintain the
tut complement of rank and file. The strength
OF the regular army is generally reduced in the
proportion of nearly one fifth, by desertion, de
hiliy, death, &c., but chiefly bv desertion; and
tins may be expected tn continue so long ms dis.
parity exists between the pay of the soldier and
that of the aborer in civil life, aud length of ser
wee Is encouraged by no reward. The average
annual loss to the army, including discharges bv
expiration of service, to be supplied by the en-
hstment ofnew men,is 3,592, more than one third
OF the whole force. To obviate the embarrass
ment resulting from this state of things, the Sec
rotary recommends an increase of pay, with an
additional increase for every successive period
OF five years the soldier shall remain in the Army
and provision for promotion to the lowest grade
of mmissioncd officers of such non commission
ed officers shall merit it. He proposes To
give to the soldier, who shall rc-enlist within n
month after his honorable dscargc. two dollars
per month in addition to the ordinary pay, for
the first five years, and further increase of one
dollar a month for each successive period of five
years service. The Military Academy at West
Point received merited commendation. Its pro
posed TO extend the period ofinstruction Ia five
years
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS ,,,,.

N 6IhIN0f = De FfflshabIe prOrel- - n = A
Alexander, decd, consisting of the Cro. tie
&ie Plnl tuition Utensils Hnr.,s Catte eefn
Mich Cows auI portions of The Furr,u,, '1e 'ala
al his late residence near New Louao, n n beg
the > md inst. '' iilfa
Al tn" sam" time and Tlare, several Of ill.,,
the estate will be hired ut INCLUDING .,,. e ea'a
hands, and an excellent BLACKSMITH asi
Tnrms made known nj ale TO be- r.,nl,..-,
Clark. ROBr. !. DAVIS , o
dec l5-eodt99dec 'u@ IL
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Temperance Notice The Fl lends ol

Temperance Notice. The friends ol Prohib.io-
:, law IN Yirginin, propose public discussion Of The
principles mud effects Of such law-nt Campbell G. H.
On Wednesday, the 2stb day of December, 1888
The opponents Of said law challenged To attend at
int time and place. prepared to saan heir views be-
fore the people
dec 7 d6ciaslec Express 4 Rep cony
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lyfItiERtiiL.
,.,,,,u,g Tobae.o and whea, Market.

IYNcuBuRG, Dec. IL, lo,3
TonAcco.-Receipts very light. Small sales Tor
pr;mines 80 5OaI Lugs at 81 50a5 %; Com
mon Leaf So 5Oa7 90; Shipping - 5oa9 w :
rood manufacturing S10al5.
WHEAT Receipts large. Red, ~ ~; " nue.
~ VIM T.. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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A LOi and Tenrmeut.

Dn Main Street. al looming the Warwick H,.o \
Ing 21 feet; A LOT x TENEMENT on MAJ g
ndioining Bruce's Stable; A LOT AND TENPpn
IN Main Street fronting 80 feer known as the -
ilniel; A LOT Il TENEMENT on NInin ,tya., e
mg S2t leet used as Tnhacco Factory byJ. " g..
a LOT Il TENEMENT ,r Tan Yard Alle,. in w
Farmers Hotel fronting ~ feet; LOT x TRY
MENr on Jeffcrsun Street,uscd as a Commi.siop A.
by Fayette Steptne, Esq.,: A 10 in SANDY Ho,i .
tanning Acre. FOUR LOTS. continuing Ae.p >,
nn Diamond Hill, near Republican Spring; Lot
the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike road adIopog
Factor. at Payne Il Crumpton. containing Are
LOT on Tan iard Al ey, containing Ane. a5g,
the residence of VIM. A. Tabor ESQ; .OTmee
Street, adjoining the residence f L Price. ESQ.
tuning Acre, and LOT ON FEDERAL HILL
he residence of VIM. Crumpton, Esq, coatanl
Acre.
All of this property is desiruhly located, ard is,
worth the attention of business men and person, in
Of sites tor residences The sale will be unnn /,
ii of six, twelve aud eighteen months for eqnal i,
ment- of the purchase money, snbec to the au.
prevail of the Court. The Purchaser, wit be rcoain
give bonds with good persnnnl security for the pun
money and the title will be WITHHELD asa firIur 4
tiiy-suhirct to resale in default at the ra,menl 4
more of the instruments. : the same berantl
JOHN H. TYREE, y /
SAML TYREE '@1
my iQ-dtIQJac L. >nro.y ,a.,
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,vpUs,Nrssor IMPORTANCE ha

70 rendered i. necessary t'r me to sPfha sewn"
,no,,b ,h winter il thu oih. have tft my COMMITS
ion and other business IN ii ialds OF my nephew Nr
-. fionJ N, Ja.s.l, h. Nown Ny frie is md cus-
''l l,i. az ~. y WHIT. SMITH.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

y l'ubtic Auct ON, at Ca pbelI Cou.f house on
day the 9th day of January, 1854 TWO NEGB0N
~ Trent decd Woo ison is "A No ! B.aakma
Tim thy Il valuable field hind. Title urqnefaa
Terms cash RICH'D BROWN
dec IA wt9jy Agent for Troafs LIas