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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17
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with the necessary out-buildincs store house
banks of the james River and Kanawha CauaI With
sool Warehouse alta he'd for the reception Of rrodl
and good water Grist Mil. For its size / eun.de
one uf the most desirable tracts of land in tie Sal
and such as is seldom put into he maitet There n
been snwn on IL 100 bushels Of wheat This Fail, Wild
viii go with the land to the purchaser Purchaser,
invited to examine il for themselves before the day
sale. Mr. Geo. T. Snead will show it to any who mf
leSire 10 II.
If desired, the Store house, with "A small portion
Tie land may sold separately from he residue Of d
tact.
AT the snme time and place I will sell the iuIo0iH
Personal. Property,
convey ed by laid deed If Trust. Io-eit: Two houses
Tobaccn about 300 barrels of Corn head Of hor'e3
lea ut Cows 30 head of Hoe- and all the amn
utensils of the said Geo. 7. Snead, together with b
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS:
Cash will be require according To d terms Of IL
decd of irus- los the whole of the purchase money q
al OF the land we'll the pei sonal property we'
the creditors secured in the decd agree they roOa
viii, before the dy of aIcthnt The same falttUep
at, nay be sold on credt-of Whrh agreement, saoo'
any such be made, notice will be given The da!
sale.
nov 26tl9dec E. C. BURkS Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17

Balance IN treasury, sept 30
Is53 S2S,2I7. So. -
The balance in the treasury on the goth Of
September with The estimated receipts for thc ID
3D., aud 18th quarters Of the present fiscal ecur
being 50 lar III excess Of the estimated cNleudi-
lures torthc same time, will Justify the further
application OF l500o,010O to the purchase of Inc
debit aud leave sufficient surplus in the trcas-
my Tor any practical purpose. The purchase
OF the debt. has, therefore, been continued aud
1851 ,l95 81 expended in the purchase dnriiH.
III" 2Hd quarter OF the year. 1t Is considered
HAT the present prosperous condition Of the trea.
sary, growing out of the great prosperity of all
the industrial pursuits of the country. afford an
opportunity 10 apply the surplus to the discharge
OF the public debt, and that il should not he left
10 cmbarrosS the operation of the government
IN any future contingency which may require all
its energies aud resources.
The estimated receipts of the second third and
iaUrth quarters Of the present fiscal year have
been predicated on the present high price of the
gloat staples, on good foreign demand Tor our
surplus aud On large duty paying importaiions,
computed in view of the large stock of inporta-
tons on hand and the stringencv of the money
market both here and in England; and tho effect
Of the short crop there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17

ExtIacts from tho Report of the Secretary Ct
the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. u, I1j3.
The estimated receipts for the iiscnl year end
ing June 30, 1853 were n follows:
From customs, Sl9,HOOoo %
lands, 2,0DO,00O %
miscellaneous sources. 3lO00O %
Balance in treosry July |, 1852, lI,632,I3 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17

bling German silver may bc bcnelicaly substi-
tuted for the copper, and experiments to that end
have been directed. Should they prove fayora-
bic the result will be presented during the sea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17

Estimated bal. July |, 1853, SI,372, 90 81
This balance 10 cNst after applying ~, 1857
Il To the redemption Of the public debt.
The actual receipts for the hscnl year ending
June 80, 1853 were rs follows viz;
From customs, S5S,93l $50 -
ands, 1867 ,nsl 90
miscellaneous sources 73S 623 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
T,,,a.LL COusrr FAiR closed yesterday,

.,,,, CoUxTY FAiR closed yesterday,
ont a full attendance Of our Mar
'1. as we'll as numbers from abroad.
II small degree of preparation, and
W. Sc, exhibition of the kind ever held in
~. il fully equalled the expectations of
9,% '-, and gave p.omise of much future
Ii'' I'd usefuIness on the part Of Society
.,y orsanized. Among the live stock,
s''. .,ss largest department, we noticed some
y as ,a,,es and neat cattle of variety OF
f'E ~. nouItry, though small in quantity,
,,,.st breed. There was quite tespec-
, - Of manufactured articles, among
'>F some very good domestic fabrics. The
we excellent, particularly the apples
~ =, large and fine as are produced else
? ladies' exhibited commendable zeal and
~ ..n and were successful where others have
20; !, ma king something u;eful of that castle
r. I, on top Of the Mound. and in rendering
-. Of no lnconsiderable attraction.
,,,,.ss of Professor PENDLEroN I" as one of
- lis, Efforts. 1t was not a mere Literary.
+, 80 ..,g which would pass away with the dying
- -. # richly rounded periods, and be forgot
=, Dac;icaI Treatise, stnkingly appropriate
- :, occasion, and characterised by sound
-s,o,rJ on mature thought, and confined
,xnence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

RELEASE OF KoszrA.--The New York
ly private adyices from Smyrna, which rem
h,from certain that Koszta has bee released,
\ # he has, the affair is not still more COM
,.1,bon ever. II is stated that Mr.. Marsh,
,,,rcan Minister at Constantinople, had made
-,,ement with Baron de BruCk, the Austrian
I, Whereby Koszta was to be put on board an
,..,a vessel by the representatives OF the two
Is, for the purpose of returning direct to the
n Safes, on condition that if he tOuM euer
,b Turkey, the Austrian Government shall
I'll porer to exercise The rights it claims
nd lin. Mr. Brown had come from Constan-
!. % Smyrna for the purpose of carry ing This
,gnent into effect. 1t is added that Mr.. Of
lated States Consul at Smyrna, objected de-
d % the stipulntions. and refused 10 give his
s.g them, except on the receipt of perempto-
..stO that effect from his government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

uu W. & P. BaADY of this county, ship
,r1ing on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
the.r finest French Merno bucks, and
ewes. for exhibition at the MARYLAND and
hia Stale Fairs. Among them Is his celebra-
Gubeu buck, which has so often taken the
premiums, aud for winch $1,000 was offered
fused at the Pennsylvania State Far. Tie
.I this one buck alone, last April, was 3tA
d. The MeSsrs Brady have contributed very
!! 10 the importation and improvement of
g.a Western Virginin, and we coubt whether
tas be ecllpsed at either of the Fairs, which
81. about to visit. -.
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For ISuItinore, Wnshington, philadelphia
nud New York
ssEEsss ssssssss5 sssSsssss go o.
Great through Lime for the East.

rTNHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
Branch Rail Road the Junction Catey called tho Relay
House, miles from BALTIMORE and with the Philadel
phia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great upon the line now comrleted and
the whole road is in fine condition, presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The and splendid steamcr o[the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at wheel
Ing aud through tickets from these places to baltimore
Washington PhlnL ephia &C., may be had OF the agents.
or the boats. .,o,,..,
A. NJ lWhecng timc) and arrives at Cumberland gu
Ies0 at p NJ allowing two hours there, IN
Baltimore C3sO mtIes,) at a. NJ, the next morning ma
king the passage through in about 20 hours ncluhs all
stoprages. ..,-..... ,,.,,,,
without charge. A.. AZ, ro,
Washington at the Junction. aud for Philadepha az ba
pie lime and opportunity points to obtain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore. lWlth
privilege lying anywhere on the route $500
Washn.ton, $3.50 Philadelphia SlO-to be heu on
board tile steamers OF tho Union Line on the ono ara o.
the Rail Road gents Wheeling q Ford q Mnunas
Vile maj WM. PARkER, Gem. SGrL:
INN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

,1oRs or A GREAT FAILuRE.-The Star states
Eashington city was filled with rumors on
l4ly concerning the failure of noted steam
perator in New York. The rumor needs
nation, though the same paper heard on Mon
I.i on Saturday some three hundred thousand
* Of br paper was offered in Wall street
aa.mee,ing purchaser for any amount, or at
r,yS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

zr.-we have in use one of Mr.. j. W. Nc
r.Premium ETHEREAL Oil Lamps, which makes
lL-ir,ble light, and is free from the unnoyances
iHlss and snufing. He HIS every variety of
(, centre table and hanging lamps, possessing
tar= desirable qualities. rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
Japan EXPEDITION.

WAsu,xoroN, Oct. 2O.-ofcial advices fran The
MEDITERRANEAN squadron states TINT the flag shir
Cumberland was at Spiezzq. Sept. 30th, all well
the Levant arrived there Sept. 4th, and sailed or
the 18th; ST. Louis arrived 10th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

OCTOBER 2o.-Flour, State, 6,5a6.66; Ohio g.
5Oa6,62; decline of t; market opened heavy but
improved at close; Southern 6, 75a700, easier.-
Wheat, Western 1852, dull. Ohio Whisky S2a34,
easier. Provisions steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

lszDsxr.--A fine horse belonging 10 Col, J.
t,-7s,n, while being rode at drapid pace at the
LalIl County Fair, fell violently against the
J. .aI posts which surrounded The ring, and re-
stslinjuries of which he died. as5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
I,E.IEGRAPHIC NEWS
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New Yonx, Oct. 2O.-The Asia brought 1862
passengers, and amcng themi is Rowland Hill.
The franklin arrived of Cowes OF. the 9Th.
The ship Annie Jane Of aud for Quebec, vita
800 tons Of valuable cargo and 400 souls, pasSen-
gers and crew, was wrecked on The oath Of Sep
tember of the Hebrdes, and 800 persons persisted.
A terrible accident happenedontheg great South
ern and Western Railroad, near Dublin, on the
14th. Fourteen passengers were killed an so
wounded and horribly mangled
Whilworth & Co.'S. extensive mills at Dee Bridge
Yorkshire were burnt. Loss 8t50,000. Fourteen
hundred hands are thrown out of employment.
The Paris Patrie contIadicts semi officially, the
report that the Sultan has signed the declaration OF
war. The council merely resolved that no more
concessions could be made, and that preparations
TOR war must lie carried with increased energy.
The Cholera was committing greater rayoges
than ever among the Russian troops on the Danube.
Before Nicholas left olmutz, he sent courier
TO ST. Petersburg with orders to raise new levy
cf troops.
to reinforce the French army at Rome.
LONDON Iron MARKEr.-Scotch pig very auctu-
ating, but closing at 63s. No. 1, Gartsherrie II.
free on board. Glasgow Bars e8 IS Sd. Rails Gs
IS 10d.
to one shilling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
DEsrRuOTIYE FIRE.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. l7.-Hlgbys store was burnt
to-day, filled with flour, beef and merchandise;
alldestroyed. $4,000 bbls of -four were burnt
Supposed to be the work, of an, incendiary, and
the Mayor has offered a reward of $1,000 for the
detection of the perpetrator.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

tt Rnrr FAMILY, a s'sistet band' represented
Exchanges as charming and delightful vo-
s. dssign giving concerts in this city next
"a; and Tuesday evenings. Due notice will
E.n Of PARTICULARS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

"a German, supposed to be John Rul BIS, shot
zis.i with a pistol, near Aurora, on Thur Sday
g. The following was found in his vallSe:
StLF MuRDER!-ThToUgh the entire inability
Eslin myself, commit this MuRDER!
Lsr lpEA-Go back to my motEer earth! poor
.s,a,e, so that YOU can come up again in anotli-
km aud have everlasting lifel $50
Agoung, but very un fortunate GERMAN
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FROM BOSTON.

Bosrox, Oct. 2o.-The ship sagodahock for this
port was boarded again on the thirteenth, 10 pas
sengers dead, but health restored.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21


3lTxoRE & ONO RAmRoAD ITEMs.-The sun
Wednesday has the following items:--
ks-,ase Of Pouper.-We are informed that the
ancre aud Ohio Railroad Company has Just ell
81 contract with Ross Winans for the supply
Iirge addition TO the motive power of the Com
~. The contract embraces no less than 81 OF
htge first class, eight wheel connected, coal
-lHg engines, similar to many of those already
ls7 Bpon the road. Twelve Of them, we learn
10E finished and have been delivered, while
lsniinder are in state of forwardneSs, and
Pi9baby be put upon the track for use by the
@N January next. The number of locomotives
,a.y in use or under repair, belonging 70 ths
any is, we learn, about one hundred anu
s:l:y, and the new addition will INCREASE It TO
eH,lTdTed. If put together upou one TACK win
Offenders, they would make tIain.ot nearly
| Ile ami half in length. This Isl we are tolu'
ko'5y the largest supply Of motive power be-
't'!1g 10 any one company in the United States
r@E cannot be rendered so probably available
/ night be, on account of the many heavy gIaaes
= numerous curves on the road. The number
/ saiS IN the company's possession is reported at
S5!'two hundred of all kinds-PaSSenger' ION
81 stock and coal. With the present increase
/ 29Wvr. the business of the road can be greatly
'sal7d, but it is thought that the coal transport
55.'R cannot be materially increased without
.'.o.e tack between Baltimore and Cumberlant'
1Pisimont Someten miles of this second track
!. .aiey been finished and put in use between
''NgEOEe and Harners Ferry, making about forty
Us Of double track between those points
LE9reSs Freight 1'rGin.-We learn that the d.
40 OF the B. & o. Railroad have determined to
s'.ish fast freight line between Ba lnmoIe anu
lse!Ing by which, for a reasonable advance up
the regular tariff, goods will be transported
STeen the two cities in but little over one days
.e. This will prove Of great advantage to SNIP
rs Of oysters and ether perishabe articles to the
'ts', while it is expected to afford handsome
.'snue 10 the Company. The proposed az Is.
cement will, we are told, embrace the con- q
.nace Of cars for second class passengers, and
Taps the emigraut cans also, which latter now
I oESard behind the coal and tonnage trains
I. line occupied for the transit OF trelghis to
2 places, or relays, for the engines and the men,
e ga'tins5urg, 100 miles; Piedmont, 26T miles;
y FetIernln, (near Parkersbufgh luncnon'l 2sV I
vs. from Baltimore showing That 1t require.
Z ness and sets of hands to lake a fteight Train
'u the line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
CINCINNl.ALITI IMARKET.

ooroBEn 2o.-Flour unsettled, no sales, and re-
liable quotations cannot be gwen. Whisky 22c
Cheese SC, firm. Butter 13al5c. In groceries no
NJ The failure of Rafer, Cox & Co. is announced
b River iallen 2 inches; weather pleasant.
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VIM. q. Meeds.

RoOItbinderi & BInnI book nTanufnctulrerF...
I4 No. 24a Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
SoULD Respectfully inform their friends and the pub
wv lie in general, that they bought the establish
ment lately known James II, Ewing kbindey
and arc now prepared to Rule and
bud to order blank books OF every description, music,
magazines periodicals, &ci in MOTT be surpas
and by any eata bshment iii the country ~ 7s-
917Constantly on hand an assortment ofblank books
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OAuTION.

Dr. MoRsE,s INyIGoRATIEG CORDIAL has beel SVuiset
feiied by some ucipled per sons .,nr,.4o+,
liz future genuine WIN nave inc oi
lowing words blown in the glass t1sffsEtk =
s'pR MoRsE's iNyIGoRATINe CORDIAL Z ~. 'p7
- q: !. RING, PRorRIEToR' N: ~ 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

sr. JOINS, N. B. Oct. 1s.-The Brunswicker
of the 18th has report that The Federal Union of
the British North American Colonies is contem-
be submitted 10 the several Colonies ut no very
distant day. 1t is added that Elgin's visit to Eng
land is connected with the movement. Quebec
will be proposed as the seat of Governmrnt.-
Each Colony will retain its local Legislature. but
Colonial Parliament, composed of members from
each Province, will meet at Quebec, and pass laws
for the general guidance of The confederation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!
OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION,,

WE are now manufacturing Hats of the latest fall ~
wv styles and prepared to supply cur patrons ~
ard the public with Hats that canngt be surpassed
all our Hats the first OF heir class they viii be fur.
yict manufacture Also large assortment or all the d
eent varieties OF Soft and Felt mems youths and chill
ren,s Hats Also large assortment OF Friends Hats,
or the different grades, togeher wta fine assortment OF
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good art
Gle in our line OF either Hat Cap will consult
both by at the splendid new
Hal and Cap store No. 1913, doors north OF w. I. Sell
by's Dry Goods House, west side Main street.
:
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n. ri can be seen at any time at the Mayors once
CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.

" CURE OF HEREDITARY SCRUFUIA.
The following certificate is eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known IN all Of the States having for
1t affords pleasure state that Dr. Hampton's Tine
ture mas affected most extraordinary cure of my slave
how Albert The patient three years OF age nd had
the scTonlla His father is sctoulous The boy was
moving mass OF sores from head 10 foot The upper lids
the cIcs were much swollen and inside out,
hbitig horrible matterng ulcers, ami overthe
eye.balIs so blindness 1t is strange, yet
true this chil-that felt resigned die relief
from sufering-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment DR.. Hampton. w r. THoMASSON.'
Louisville, March 20, 1851
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps

Hats and Caps.
Nos. 14G and las, nanin ~. wheeling Va
FIN SLAVERY has on hand and is reeei yins one CD
* N OF the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that
81 has ever been opened in this city. His stock
wing by himself with great care he Is able
to or Inducements TO merchants and Others far surpass
ing former years. he is prepared to sell Hats and Caps as
nv as they eau bought in Philadelphia or BALTIMORE
nr stock Comprises every description OF Hats ami Caps
nnys In use. aeRt2 -. ~ s. AVkRY
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7Chickerinc's Piano Fortes


TIL Subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale ofCh!cker.ngs Piano Fortes Tor
1H u H IWeserh Virginia, Keeps constantly on hand
- "a good stock or those celebrated lnstru-
ments which acknowledged by the eminent pro-
lessons music, to he the best in this any cuun
Try These instruments are offered at Boston prices,
ding carriage; wa general stock OF musical merchandise
and Variety Clouds, Wholesale and retail.
u1old Pianos taken in exchange Pianos TO let. Mu.
sic taught at No. 90 Union street.
mali JAS. MELLOR
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Special Notice.
no THE MILLIONS.


From toothless babes OF nameless weeks,
Toprattling jokers in the streets;
c-- From girls and boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon their stools;
Prom tile budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
To the audle explosions of all honeymoon uTeanlsI
Prom mid way years OF man !nd hisGwlle,
10 advancing days and ;ecllnlng lie;
From the spcctaceu lew, VINO win astoshIheHI Ba%e
Al the wOndrOus things Of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
Have you USED LYoN's KATHAIRoNE
s.. GREY heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead
b.. A nd covers up the once bald headj s-atrt
While the truaIIt locks 80 harsh and stlHS ass $50
That used to veX the pretty miss H
Now around her shoulders tWirl
~, In such rich, uXuTant curls, 7-..-- ~ s.
The sight or touch, you know not which,
sets man SHINING, aud their heads hewttehd.
T'be Dandrul--veNed stuf-that once did fall M
O,er bruad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things That were1
Nv using Kathairon on The hair. .4-.a ...ar-fEi
But no re than half, or all yet said,
Y A re facts about the NeTrotS Head, -.- ga. q.
LAT souletnles racks and aches Win pain
4 nd doctor 81 Mills are taken In vain. IL 4
Nov the Kathairon, such pains III, warrant TO cure
In ten minutes. No gossiPpEg Pm surei -,,L.s.
And for Pimpes, Salt Rhsum, ErysipeLas ana Ae'uer'
n VOWS KATIAl RON 50 justly celebrated lot PreseTv
ling Restoring and Beautying the Hair, is sou py
o5er roqest and Principal merchant Throughout Inc
v0Tid In large bottles, for 20 cents. f.. a-. .s.
Snl 10 The trade Liberal dscount-6ut teteS CONF
r,isstcned Address letters TO ,,-,,, ,,.,.o
tis7 x. 16t Broadway, New York.
u.Ror sale by Kells & Caldwell, wholesale Agents or
yv5ceing Also sold by Patterson & Coi ,. H; Logan
heaiI ClIanltn. H.. i
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OF ONE EFF Ta aG9TIsa n BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands Of o,s and So, Pound
Lunns, nom is to Is CENTS including p <fravey, b. f.
Gravely Hollands; fine F. Beehive Thornton, Thomas,
Johns, ctc Also supply OF eatse boxes Of Hunters
Jones and Hudson's, Spottsman's, Thorns, Ewpe anu
others Also-the Old Dadem OF v. gina Twists Mary
Be Cherry Ripe; the California Gold bar, etc. etc.
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
vance. feel confident that we can offer such induce
eus as no other better, and but few
equal, either west. We therefore ask the mer
chants OF Ohio and VII GINA to give US call
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported Sesnrs. Also American Sran
ish, Half Spanish, and common Segars. Scotch Snnt
baddcTs; also nf h. packs Matches Ppas of vaTioIs
kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives Don't fall TO call
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR 6Co. .t
aus23 81 Main street
For -IsnIIimorc, WashingTon, Philndelphin
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MIsGEiE ) AzNEOJTS.
NEW GROcMRY sToRM-

NEW GROCERY STORB,
s No. 5 Washington Hall; 3.
s Monroe st Wheeling, Va.
q d. WOODROW infoims the citizens or Wheeling.
Nj and dealers generally that he now one Of
tho best of family groceries the Western
country, consisting every article In the hest
groceries to and DRINK, all ofwhch wbe sold at as
low pIcesas be bought in the city. Giv6uS call of