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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-18
HOMIE DEP ARTMENT.
. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1858

Fmr.--This morning at half past so'clock, a
FIRE Consumed the building at the corner of Main
and BidIle s'ree's, Centre Wheeling, occupied by
Day & Harkins Cabinet Makers, with all the fur
niture it contained. The adjoining building was
partially consumed. Tie property was owned by
Guam Arthur. The utmost exertiCus of our indie
fatigqble renen were necessary to keep the flames
ffom extending to the surrounding buildings
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Baltimore and ONO Kali Road.
DORSEY, NORTON & KNOX,
Receiving & Forwarding Agents,
Corner of Monroe and Water Sis,
WHEELING, Va.
ELY DORSEY. L. N. NORTON. r. w. KNOX,
II AVlNG consummaed arrangements with our CORES.
IL pondents, we are prepared to receipt for goods
through to all parts the also
more Philadelphia, New York and Boston janld-tf
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Watches. Jewelry, Clocks, DC,
$40 rSI HdII Street, opposite tn Johsssos Store.)
era assortment of Variety Goods toys, ali OF
oe sod on the most reasonable terms. Persona
70 make purchases, respectfully invited TO call
as they will find new fashionable GOODS at nre.s
least as low as elsewhere. - f'Se ~
article sold warranted precisely as represented
warranted. FNAf''S ieP@lieu anu
sen28 J. T. SCOTT
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Notice

MY wife having left my bed and board this day, the
Il 18th OF JAM, 1853 hereby forbid harbor
or give her credit on my account
lRn15 LAS. AUGUSTUS THOMPSON.
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Cordage.
IN COILS Manila ,assd sizes,at Pittsburgh prices;
cO 20 do tarred hemp do
10 do untarred do do
80 reels Packing Yarn:
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
10 dozen Bed cords and Plough line.
900 lbs Broom Irvine;
1000 lbs sup'r cotton Seine Irvine;
20 lbs Giing;
10 reels hemp Bed cords
20 bales Oakum;
10 brls Pitch and IIosn;
"A general assortment, comprising Blocks, HoOis and
TMmbles Anchors CauI.ng pallets chises Lar OIL
Mops, Caulting cotton and tow, etc.
CHAS. II. BERRY,
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save Y our Cnrpets.
o noZ. Skeleton Mats, together with G, variety
n other door Mats, just received and will be sold yer
lew. is J. @. HARBOUR
Main ~
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EDWARD ARCHBoLD. SAM'L DAVENPORT.
ARcHBoLD & DAVENPORT,
Attorneys at Law,
Wo0ds6eld, Ohio
US'Wil give the most prompt attertion business IN
Monroe and the adjacent counties. ianI4
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HempfieId Rail Road.

HempheId Ra1I Road.
THE subscribers TO the capital of Hempfcld
i Rail Road Co are hereby notified 10 pay into the TIca
before The first day OF January next and Five Dollars
share on or before the first day OF each hereafter
until the whole amount OF stock subscribed paid
The stockholders i'll Ohio county, Virginia. will pay vii
liam F. Wescott, who has been appointed tia
county JOSEPH HENDERSON,
Washington. Dec. oo-omdw Treasurer.
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.,......s., Notice!
CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE Cry OF WHEELINe,1

.--r- -s January IA, 1858.
Annual Election OF School Commissioners and Trustees
OF Public Schools.
Notice is hereby given that election Commissioners
and Trustees of Public Schools will be held Monday
2ith day of January 1853, the following places in
city OF Wheeling, viz:
In the 1st 4t6 and 9Th wards the Alder
men OF the said wards;
In the 2nd ward at the City Hall, and
In the Sd ward at the Court House.
In each Ward commissioner and two Trustees Pub
lie Schools will be elected.
The Election will be held under the superi nenenc
the Alderman and Assessor of each ward. "a
JAS. S. wHEATE,
ian17:1wd Clerk OF the city of Wheeling
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Second Arrival of Winter Goods.
p GMER Il BRO, No &c, Main ST. Centre Wheeling
IL have just received magnificent lot OF Paris style
nets male and trimed entirely different anything
er before brought to this market Also large
OF FRENCH Merinoes, Thbet Cloths, Alpaccas
rlous other goods, in style and quality,
prices; "
In addition TO the above having very large stock or
hand we have this day began TO sell them
low prices, and adopted the motto 'Small Profits and
find 1t to their interest favor us with call.
w
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INOGICS. -------- y
regular meeting OF Pamela Lodge, No. So l. o. o.
n F. OF Wheeling, Va the evening OF ii, 1855
IHoNAs RAYLE unanimously expelled from the Order
for conduct unbecomng an Odd Fellow and gentleman.
in leaving his wife in destitute condition. going off
with another
The visiting card he had drawn was &C.
ton of the Lodge, cndered void.
Teste-Jos. WOLFR, Sec'y. ltd
Argus and Gazette copy and all papers friendly to
the Order will plea notice. ... -
Notice.
LII PERSONS indebted to the late firm of o. w Heis.
IA ke & Co by note or book account will please make
payment without delay. o. w. HElSKELLS CO.
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TIME business OF Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron War,
Manufacturing ali its Varieties viii be continued
the undersigned at the stand No19 Union
VIM NJ Clark having Withdrawn. Ff
continuance OF the patronage heretofore
establishment, is respectfully solicited. ~ a#-
novt5-1ydc e.-- CAYwooD- d CoNKLTN.
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Important TO FarmersT

ID the Depot OF
dec1 '. -s.H-.- JAS. H. McMRCHRN
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No |. Wall st, cor. Brc
FSECCHIDE CASSALI,

Editlr of the LEO D'ltnlin," No. 0 Spruce 81,
York, had severe attack Of Neuralgia in the fnce
casont d by taking cold in decayed tooth. AT frat
it was real jumping tooth ache" but tie whole
tide OF the face and jaw became swollen and in0aned
and tie pain was most excrucatng In this condition
he came into The store few days ago. with his hand,
conynsivey pressing his check, ana his fe very
much distorted into expressions Of great agony. w,
Immediately applied the Mustang Linnent and gave
him bottle to continue its use This morning he cal
ed with smiles Of peasureand feelings Of gratitude H.
Eliminating his counenance, 10 say TINT the Liumeni
gave I'm almost instant relief, and had effected per
feet cure. Comments unnecessary. Facts speak
for themselves June 10, 1852.
The Linmenis put up in bottles of three sizes, and
sells at 25 cents so ce IL, and 81 per bottle. The Sc
cents size contains B. and the dollar six times much
as the IS cent size, being much cheaper.
A. &. BRAGG e. co, sole proprietors p rineipa
Depots 304 Broadway New York, and corner Sd and
MARKET street st. Louis Mo.
| For sale by Druggists generally and by
JOHN H. SEAY,
ID. X. LYMAN, and
X. STABLER * Co.
| July ll-wly Agents, Lynchburg.
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THE OUTLAW WILL CAsE.-The verdict of
the jury in this case--jnst concluded at Raleigh
n. C..was rendered on Friday morning, and
established the Oalidity ofAe wiH 1t was nine
days pending. 1t is said to have been the lon
gest trial ofthe kind which had evertaken place
in the State The defendants. or party against
the will, have appealed to the Supreme Court.
The abcst counsel have been employed Mes
srs w. A Graham and George E. Badger were
employed by the defendants
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iHE FIRE At OswEGo.--On the 9Th inst
Inc great fire occurred al 0sa ego. The very
gay gay, before Fitzhurgh & Littleiohn's FIGURING
nillIs were destroyed by fre-oss not less
man $4,000. The fire Of the 9Th DESTROYED a
vast amount ofproperry. The portion of The
town included in he b.rut district is bounded
oy The river on The west, Bridge street on the
south, sixth street on The cas-, and the Fort
grounds on the north Only some half dozen
buildings are left standing within this bounda-
y, amongst which is he Methodist church
1t Is estimated that the fire covers a space of
ioriy acres. The engines OF the fire compa.
MES caught ti'e from the Intense heat, and to
save them they We're thrown into the river.
Oswego is situated on Lake Ontario, and
contains about fifteen thousand inhabitants
he suffering 10y the calamity is beyond de-
scrIptlon. Hundreds have been rendered house
less and penniless, having barely escaped with
Their hives. A strong wind was prevailing at
the time, and the buildings beng mostly of
wood the flames spread with great rap;dilv-
II is estimated that 400,O 900 bushels of grain
have been destroyed. The total loss Cannot
be easily ascer,aned. but believed to be moi
much short OF s. 500, 900 The insurance com.
panles suffer very heavy.
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

Mr. Nesbitt says he has to the Depart
ment for permission to leave the seal of the pre-
paid envelopes. This is amcsing,as 1t appears
he never had permission to put it on; and the
Department has promptly notified him that no
more will be received bearing his name.
Archbishop Bedini. Nuncio to the Brazlls'ar
rived this evening He was accompanied by
the Rev. Mr.. Vertue, of the London Mission
as his English Secretary. They stop at the
National.
Hon d. T. Disney,of Ohio, will be prom,
nent candidate for the Speakership of the next
House of Representatives.
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ACCIDENT FROM LIGHTNING Last Friday,
while four servants belonging to VIM c. Win
ston, Esq, Of Hanover, were ploughlng in the
field, the approach of a cloud caused them 10
retreat 10 the shelter Of large tree near by
Three of them had reached the shelter and "a
the fourth approached, ant before he reached
il, the lightning descended the tree, and in
stan,ly killed The three servants and the two
horses. Their death was instantaneous. Il
was great shock to the owner OF these ne
groes, and the more so that one of them was a
favorirc servant Some people north Of Ma
sons and Dixon's line will not understand 1t,
bn, there is no doubt of the fact, that the pc
cuniary loss sustained was lost 81 ght Of in the
grief OF the master at the death Of a friend
Southern Era.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR At NORFOLK We learn
IRON the Norfolk New s,,hat on Monday night
William Sears, butcher, while returning
from Steamboat, where he went 10 deliver
some meat, met George Churchwood and a.
mother person engaged in dispute, both ex-
cited by liquor. On Searl's approach. he " as
accosled by Churchwood, angry words ensued
and pistol was discharged at Searls by
Churchwood three times. each fire taking ef.
feet. The latter then drew a knife, whichb be
fore he could use it, was wreste1 from his
hand by Searls, who stabbed his opponent four
times, from the effects Of which Churchwood
died in about five minutes Searls was con.
veyed home, where he lies in most precar.
Gus situation, and it is thought clnnot rec over.
bali. Sun.
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ACCIDENT IN LowELL.-On Saturday last ,as
one ofthe female weavers in the Elliott Mil,
Lowell, was combing her hair in the weaving
room, it accidentally caught around the shaft
drawing her up by the HAIR between The shaft
and the ceiling, aud jamming her head against
the ceiling. The seal was torn nearly Off
Her thumbs, which were twined in her hlir,
were also torn off, from the great force with
which she was drawn up. The force with
which her head struck the ceiling was great
as to throw off the belt, thereby preventing
her head from beng ground to powder. She
was released from her dreadful situation and
the scap was replaced. After some hours Of
Inconsistencies she regained her senses aud
bids fair to recover.
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BLooDY AND FATAL OCCURRENCE AN oc.
currence of a bloody character took place on
the light of Saturday. June 10, at the Planter $
House, in he city of 81. Louis. The ST. Louis
Democrat OF Nou'a1, The Goth, publishes the
follow ing nartf, which were cleaned at
a late h II h, night previous. 1t appears
that a lady ~ho had recently come round
from Louis, lie with her husband, retired to
bed at an early hour giving as on excuse the
heat of the evening. The gentleman, Mr..
went below, and having smoked his cigar for
an hour or so in front of the house returned
AS he neared the door Of his bed chamber he
became aware OF the presence of light in the
room where he had left all dark and on entering
saw his lady struggling francay to secure a
creature of infamous character, one Is. Chlnse
who had effected an entrance to her chamber
MI. B. who is Il powerful man, instantly
dashed upon Chinse who offered all the resis
lance he could in an attempt 10 escape. ou
without effect-and in few seconds Mr.. B
laid his victim a mangled corpse before hun
weerlng in his gore Mrs. B. had in the mean
lime rushed TO the window and, afterwards
was found in a chair in state of excitemen
more easily imagined than described. W.
are pledged to say nothing more OF this blood,
and tragca affair this morning than tina
1t Is thought the deceased made the acquain
lance of Mrs. B. in coming down the Ohio, or
more likely, in Louisville; and that presumlns
on some slight familiarity which passed be
tween them at that time, had continued to b
near her all the time without her knowing II
1t was rumored that the deceased had bee
found in similar situations BEFORE but neve
caught. A dreadful termination to life.
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July l1.taugs


n
- at the Cirenii Court Of Campbell County pro
nuneed at it, May term 1853 in the case of Perrnw
rs Perrow,p The undersigned Commits will on the
Sth day OF August Chat being Court.day) at the
Conr'-Ho-e of ca Pbell county sell public auction
to the highest bidder the tract of land in id decree
menlloned, situated near Campbell Court House, md
adjoining the lands of WIN. A. Clement. no. d. Alcx.
aoder aod Others. lining about Ii ACRES il being
the same land recently in the possession of German Jur
dan and is very desirable place for small family.
lEhMS-A credit of 6, II aud lS months. equal
mrns, the purchaser giving bond with good
ry ana the sale made subject the ratification Of Tho
Court. CHARLES X. SLAUGHTER, CONS.
.JulV
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINlmENT

NJ Tins Lln'ment has proved itstIf uuequoled Tor
he cure Officers, Old Sores, Bruises Sprans Rheu'
matism, Neuralgia, Corns Piles Seedlings or pains in
any part Il the body that external application
rccah.
We could publish a volume of certificates from hose
at have been cured of the diseases; aud 50 from those
tiat have Horse cured OF R'ngbone, SPAWN Cr.rked
'els Saddle Calls Stiffness or ANY unnatural enlnrgc
ment OF bone or muscle.
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AGENTS

NOTICE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc.
ersburg Richmond and the interior, intended for ship
nent per steamers "Ronnoke' or jamestown" will
hereafter lie received by Messrs. Parisen King, 2nd
Barclay st., New Yo X, who the only authorized
Agents forward Express packages by those
slps VIR6iHiA, N. CAnoLINA ~ TEEEEssEE.
IL It--dta
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF LAND AND uOTs-B. !,

- tue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county
q" Campbell at the last October term In the Chancery
cause OF Lynch Is Barber olher,-ihe sum Of mon.
~ an interest speeihed IN said decree beng unpaid
we sha on the 9th day Of August next upon The prem.
lees, proceed 10 sell ut public Auction upon rre al
TX months " haif acre lots in kingston In the cnut
ct Campbell on Wards road. and 81 Acres I'd joining
IA being the snine parcels Of land mentiancd In the
bh IN said cause, and described in the deed Of Trust
IRON John Ra,leee and his wife to the undersigned
also mentioned in said bill with COOL personal security
VIII be required Tor the purchase money Bonds aud the
title viii be retained as further security.
JOHN G. BARRIER. ~
THoS. 7. ADAMS. rus'ees &C
July l.wIw
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4R ia WI N q 49, .
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN & KINGS
STEA NSEhEP EXPRESS,

PER ROANOKE AND JAmEsTowN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl
TION, Nc, &c. Nc.
HNIIE proprietor hnying mnde new arrangements for
l. the srill better dispatch of ther Express by the
Steamships "ROANOKE" mud "JdMESTO WN"
from New York they wish keep before the public,
Porisea d Kings Popnlar Southern En7ncss Is nl
why's hand for the mediation of their friends,
the lowest and unparalleled dispatch, -ther
Express leaving New York. is generally delivered ut al
every point of Yrg mia in 49 hours and Throughout
Nor h Carolina in Sc hours, nnd foRrY CENT
gELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PAmsEN Il KINGs facilities for the expeditions trims
porintion Of Frcgt md Packages, b. bent by
my Express Company in Existence, aud they defy any
competition. rhereiero in the hnpe Of Humbug, Impo
son aud Monopoly
gcV BE order your goods by Pnriscn & Kings
Express. No. .. Bnrclay Street, New York
~ Rest assured that all they promiso they will faith
fully fulfil
PARIsEN & KING, No. 9. Barclay ST., N. Y,
and Bollinshrnnk 81. Petersburg. Va.
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Messrs A. G. BRAGG g. Co-Go1tlemcn: We have
been using your Mexican Mustang Linimcnt with the
most peri 'ct success. One of our most valuable Elk.
press Horses had been much troubled by large swen
or 'umors On the fooocks they had grown larger Tine
Hens eggs Brsides being d,fgured by these appeo.
dages the limbs aud joints appeared quite ST nened
swollen and lame. We had tried many Linments and
other r'medrs but nothing appeare produce ef
lect upon them. We would willingly hav given TWEEN.
ty five dollars to have had them removed and the horse
restored TO soundnesS. Our hoser obtained some Of
your Lniment, and applied il without knowledge
few days ago he called attention the horse md
to our surprise aud qualification his legs were perecy
smooth the tum RS hnying entirely disappeared! We
ASKED him by whnt magic he had affected such re.
marablr cure. His reply that he had been using
the Mustang Liniment them about ten days and the
result was the entire removal Of the umors without
producing any soreness or leaving r.
We therefore take great pleasure in recommending
the Lnment and shall continue it whenever
caon requires, in preference any other preparation
so long as 1t produces such remarkable results.
KISsLEY d Co.
No !. Wall ST. cor. Brondwny N. Y.
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Union STEAMSHIP COmPA-

Il
u NY'S LINE o.. STEAMERS ria Norfolk Ss<&
and Cape May For Philadelphia every "Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY or Richmond, Capt Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRofEIA, Capt Teal
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wedncsday. high water touch
ing at Cape May land passengers. Returning leave
Philadelphia every Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
I'll further notice.
Passengers for ape May, will consult their interest
by taking this route il is, in addition to being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and comfol table
Passengers for New YOrk-We have en-
tered into forward passengers through
New York either by steamers, allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York, upon the arrival
the steamers.
Shippers to the West-TobacGonisls des-
ofshipping TO Pttsburg, will please bear In MIMI
that have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward through at 60 cents per lOO pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when the Will be ready TO receive
freight, and the hour of their sailing =
NJ B-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills OF
aoing must be the wharf at Rocketts,to be sign
cd before the smiling of steamers
Passage through to New York, LIST cabin and found, 50
Cape May,
Phila'phia,
Z" 2nd cabin
Norfolk, LIST - Is 2
For freight or passage. apply to
R0. RANKIN, Act, Richmond, We
e29.d&cts the Dock.
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Through bY Exyresst

This is to certify thut tie Mexican Mustang Linimen
has been used quite extensivey the stables of Adam
Co.'S Great southern Eastern and Western Expres Sc
tor curing 1alds Chaie., Scratches, Spinns md Bui
sea, md il has proved very efiee tual Many of tb,i
men have used it themselves and their families nm,
they all speak ofits healing aud remedial qualities in IN
highest terms One Of our hosters got licked nd hao
y cut and bruised on his knceas usual the MUSTANG
LISnENT was resorted to and the soreness and lam,
ess was soon removed, aud I was perfectly well in
lhree or fur days. We have hesitation IN recon-
mendn' it as valuable preparation, be used exter
nally beust
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Ere Aroro COnrcnkiOn

ROCHESTER,, N Y, July 9th The Nation
al CoIored Convention was in session here to-
day. About one hundred delegates were pre-
sent from various States, among whom was
Fred Douglass, who read long address 10
the people of the United States.
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j. DuRsIHa.
Foreman OF Adams d. Cos
Express Smble, N. York

We take great pleasure in recomrnen' ing the Mex
lean Mustang Linment to all frierds and custom
FRS the best article have ever used for Sores
Sprnns, Calls, on Horses. We hive used it cxtcn
sivey and always ehectually. Some Of our ner have
also used it for severe Brui-es and Sores, us we'll
Rheumatic Pains, and they all say that have aban
doned the use of any other Linmcnt
NJ HEWITT Foreman for
American ExPREss Co. 10 Wall st.
HARDEH's ExPaEss 81 Broadway,
PULLEs, VIRGlL Il Co.., l6 Wall st
WELLS FARGO 4 Cos do do
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What's IN namel-The noted Chinese
rebe chief, who is overrunning the Empire
with his army of insurgents. and who threat
ems to overthrow the present dynasty assumes
a strange title; he styles himself Great Tran
quility2 These Celesias are droll people
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oard' Baptist Missionaries to Central Africa.
"lh 'he'r wives, are about to embark nj Bos.
ton Tor Lagos. 49, : : '''''
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w WARRINGTON HOTEL.

LIE XlNGTDN, VA.
TIVE subscriber hns taken chngo ofihis old and we'll
i known Hotel, which opened Oh tile Let day OF
April His House is well furnished. mud his tai le shnll
ke supplied with the best the countyniDrds His Bar viii
be furnished with the choicest liquors. Ills Stable will
be in chnrge of careful Ostler, and will be literally
supplied with proyendcr. lie promiscso spare effort
To give entire satisfaction all who moy favor him with
a call and appeals generous pnl lie for patronage.
M I8-dAc3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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Lynchhurg Gas Lisht Company.

rENiiE President aud directors hnvc ordered the fol
Il lowing acquisitions enoh share of stock snbscrb.
ed for in this company win ~ 50 IL be paid the 18th
al July; dollars and ffy to he pnid the
18th of August aud eight dollars to be pnid ON the 18th
Of September.
iy7tl54 CHAs. w. CHRISTIAN Sec'ry