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LAyn AND EXCHANGE 0FPicE--We notice our
friend Ii i. EAaEs, has just opened land aal
exchange Office in Nattinger's brick block, where
he intends carrying un this business upon large
scale Mr.. l.. is man Of extensive resources,
and will doubtless te grea, source Of accommo.
da,icn TO the business community Of this city
lie is also agent for a rumbcr Of Insurance com.
panies, and is prepared to issue policies against
dro and marine risks upon favorable terms
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DLooNiyGroy, lLL There was n sale OF lots
in this town Immediately adjoining tho depot al
the Chicago aud Alton Railroad last week the
lr',liigcnccr Gays los lots were sold, averaging
$l6O, aud the aggregate amounting TO :ll5So'--
Haury Coyricr
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sLA SIDE IxTELLiCLNcE--A pua'1a'ic Young
Ia Dis writes UP from itimsga'r, tu say 'In the
morning, my dear We have a delivery Of letters
by the port. IN the afternoon, We have another
delivery --tle delivery ot husbands. brothers
cousins, or beloved acquaintance, rs the case may
Ire by the steam. packet. In this manner, dAr.
ing. We have mail delivery twice u DAY, Il
would Ill become me to say which one lbs
best Pmth
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New Year, Address

Tie carrier Of this paper csT-rstwo dollars, aud
the subscription to the Free Trader for orc year
for The best original New Years Address, TO cen.
tain no; less than loo nor more thanlj0 lines. to
be sent in on or befor. tie Goth day oiDecembc.
rqxF
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Tng PnrsprSrs Mr'sAoE--1hc Philadelphia
Iuouircr learn that. as usual the president
Message will be- sent to the postml',tfs" Tue
most important cities in advance, to Oo gwen 70
the news papers the mymcnt i. is presented to
Congress,
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FoRr WAYNE. LAGOS AND PLATTE VALLEY r. X,
lit is with feelings of 10 Ordinary pleasure that
we are permitted 10 srurunr. tia; At ihn meet
ing of the directors Of tie several divisions Of
Ibis great railway project. held h Lncon, on
Thursd,y last contracts weyc Otercd into for tie
construction ofthe whois line. By ono ofhe most
responsible companies in he United States. LID
cos Gazette.
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Los7.--A Fur Cape or Vic,orine, abou! two
weeks since. between Judge Co,,ons and Mr..
woodrulrs. The person indiog it, will DO well
rewarded by leaving it at this Office, or with
Judge Cotton, 10 the court house.
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NV YorK MusEy NAGkrr-In the Money
Market We perceive It'll flrlhct evidence Of ea,r.
On call money was absolutely superintendent To.
day. anl some balances were loaned at lower
rate The large stock and binking houses were
flush. and the inquiries for money on such -c'u
rites a. they take was not sutfricn; TO employ
al their means. MANY OF them are very cautious,
and ulr,lHp in some cases. receiving deposite- On
call. fearing that when lint out, they may not oe
recoverable on call The Western balances are
rather increasing again The payments from the
country to our merchants continue to be very
hrge--we are told never sn satisfactory before
The paper brokers report better demand for
good paper. and less pressure IN tho market
The range flr strictly first class g4l2 per cent
Railroad plpcr Is plenty At l5al8 r"r cent, but
does not inset with much iayOr-N \. Tribune
2l.t
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AChiIdh,llcd by MS Father.

HNlfIN IEE7 NlN. To,
An lrishman to Day, in u fit Of passion threw
nosrr a, hi, w,f,. when it glanced aside, hit
TING his child aud killing il instantly.
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"a e AR GAIN!
A Warehouse and Store.

. COATED on the lnos and Michigan ca
nal at Channnhon, w III co, 10 miles from
Joliet, aud II rom Morris Il il one OF the best
points on the canal for PURCHASE NJ grain mud sci :
ing goods and lumber. Any person wishing to
SO lnoa business of this kind, coul d not desire a
better location. The property will be sold Of n
bargain, as the owner wishes to engage in 9th er
business at the south. Apply To the subscriber oil
the premises. n!6-6w {. SricKSEy.
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ILriyoIs SrrRfME CouEr--1ho winter term OF
tie Supreme Comt a, Springfield, in this State,
will not be opened for the transaction OF business
unit the first Monday Of January,
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BILDNESS CUREDl
III IN I.NN JNLV.
Emerson's American Hair Rcs'orati,

Emerson's American Hair Res orativs.
FOR Restoring the lair on Heads nortrE.LY
BALD, andto prevent the Hair IRON falling, 10
II. Thu Is n new article, recently Introduce d, is
a SUR thing for Badness; ma will stand the test
Ola 4 seeming public The proprerors have such
confidence IN II that they auihurJzr their
Agents to take Pad eases on GUARANTEE.
Price sI.in a,ge bottles.
& l.. THOMPSON, Agent.
c. f. FISHERN co, Proprietor,
oi5 81 superior Street. Cleveland, OH,
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The Millcritcs are again getting excited hi
Msina There nre Thousands who believe that
The grand conhagraon Of the world will take
place early mex. splns.
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The Illinois CenlralRailroad has called for the
thirteenth in;,almcut Of ; per ctnton ITS con.
l,ruelion bonds, payable on the 10Th Of Decem'
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The House will consist OF two hundred and
,hrty'four members and five territorial delegate,
ona new territory having lately been formed
VIZ, Washington. III: delegates, however, have
ma Iu'a
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Oilawa, Nopcmbsr 81, 1853.

v. 3 PaLNga, the American Newspape
Accent, is tis orly authorised Assmior ih's paper
nIhe cities OF Boston, New York, ana rhInlrI-
phiq. Is duly empowered to take ADVERSE
;,ents and subscriptions al the rates required ny
as His recsipts will be regarded as ply''s.!,' ,'
Yosx. Trh1ne Buildings: PniLtDELPHIA, N"
corner Thrdans ChrsEut streets.
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NiiCC

TUE trustees and members uf Ia" Ottawa FIRE.
Church, cordially nvnr all those who have con-
trnu Ted towards the erection OF their house Of
Worst ip, aud all others interested m the affairs OF
sad chngci to 'llrnd sermon IN lhelf house, nt2
o'clock m the afternoon OF next Saba III. MO
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Tota! laiie, for five y-srs ending

Juse 30, Ioa-l s.-,V0o4.5
The quantity Of Sugar and Moasses imported II
1852 Nas az follows:
DrovrSugr iJySl2 ag3 r. ends
Wbite clarified 6t6f5tJ
Refined IS695S
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nna, Farmers En,,k Of Eurk
iCO.. Bank OF the state OF
l..aa,lia.a \ l. --.--. IN II

car-. mer. G,.-irtter each side Of yi;-hell
uC Franklin on right end.
s.. Cuz,n,' Bank, Baltimore, Nj, yig. ca
gle. shield and olive branch -Iu.iN' genuine.
s.. Central Bank, ~ j, altered f.om ones
Wig locomotive, cars, e,r--unlIkc genuine.
To-. Bank VI F,hk,ll, ~ Y, altered ilOm Is
wig train e cars, d.
l.. Mechanics sud Traders Bank, jersey u
,v. altered. WIG. locomotive and rail cars.
To-, B,y,ton Bank, Boston, Mass, 'is. lie
male, shield, ship and q mans hoad--esne,
VIM. Parker, President. Genuine is Parker \
large X in ccn're Of note.
los. State Stock 3 INK Of Inlmn, Peru, nltc
red from one. with chemicnls--w well dOuo --Shs'
Gon's Bank Note Betcctor
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Total means. ...............Sl5,O 6r,I a
Hi, statement OF Expenditures, including the
amount paid for the redemption uf Public S,ocks
Sl0A32,555 s9.-Sheldon'S Banh Noe Detecior.
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CONGRESS-.


Tho next session ul Congress vii, meet Mon
tay December the 9Th. The democrats VIII
have the whole cuutrole of both the executive
and legislative branches ofthe government, a"d
will b. alone responsible for what is dom.
MANY Of tie sui ecss, which viii most !NelE
be disposed ofdurius the coming session, are q!
the utmost Importance aud HilI tell on Tie inter
est o. our country for years to come 10 "a"e
laws concerning the Pacific Railroad is 10 l5s's-
late for a people who are some day to compose
the states # our now Western territory. NJ
doubt measures will be tahen which VIII open
the wav for the annexation cf CgbA aU" the
Sandwich Islands. Caba les a; the very door
cf ou- Union. Whenever Size shall knock il'
admission we volN say in the language oiJyhn
@ sincy Adams, that there a-e ,-"s u polite.
as well . physical gra'eta'lon, aud II - aP
nle severed from its native ,r,e 10y a tempest
c,upot chose but L.l TO ;te sIoaaI, Cuba
iorcia5iy d.-joiGcd tom o.r oTn unnatural con
nectioa with spain, AMI Incapable Il s,.: support
can gray.tate Jnly toward, the North Am"'''"
Cn.yn. and Which .tym ,he same Law Ot nature
e,uno. cast her III l,om il blsom.
Since the aru,x.tign Of C,Iitars.l, the Syni.
wish Island, ATE second only in Importance TO
Cuba. The slip canal across the I-Emus, ;he
Iauf tic Surplus Of SIS OQocoo ,u the treasury
aaI internal Improvements are su'jcst which
VIII d.maGI The attention q! Congress.
: -. - ,,rr1i
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ItriSers Cokr--We have heretofore expressed
the opinion that coke OF good quality oogld be
manufactured from the coal Of almost all, # uol
all, the coal digging Of Illirois At QIincy, n
very superior article has been obtained ,our found.
lies have Likewise met with great success and n
note received hy us on Saturday, from MIR. J
Woodruff, Of the Empire Foundry, s., Louis,
states that he i using in his shop coke made from
Big Muddy 1lN coal He says il answers every
purpose f"r melting ron, making It sufficiently
hot and soft even 'pr stove plate
We are Erattpd 1T the success which has thus
far followed every attempt at cosing our bumi-
rous coal and believe that, as the operation be.
cnmes bct'rr understood. and tie facilities Tor
manufacturing II. are increased an article can b.
obtained equal To anv brouch, from abroad, and
at : very greatly reduced exrcn-e he immense
coal f-d- Of lilnoi. have now attained TO a value
they never before were thought 20 possess Have
We not the men in our midst. who have the cu.
,erprise to engage in the manufacture Of coke
upon an extensive scale In supplying orr own
furnaces and those of st Louis, a fortune can Be
made at t.-Ahoa telegraph,
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azsa, Mansion House .

Isss;ss BY IHOS. j. WADE
isssEsx TllE proprie having recently pur-
hsfsp,--% chased this well kno wn stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, n md having en-
tirrly renovnlednnd reft'cd it, has made il decl.
dedly he best house IN the city,
Tie Is prepared to accommodate any amount Of
trnycllcrsund boardcrs in the very best style and
will always keep an omnibus and baggn ge wa gon
ready 10 convey passengers To and from the cars,
ut each time of thcirnrrlyal AT the depot
His table will be furnished with ali the delica-
clrs the country can afford including all kinds Of
wild game, while hi terms Tor borders aud unn-
Seut customers wihe as low as the times will Jus.
uly.
a large barn with ample stabng is attached to
the house sufficient to accom-, modale any number
ol horses, Also larg. carriage house, besides
other convruicnCcs uecessaiy for the comfort Of
those v ho may favor him with their custom n96
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FN,NCitL STATEMENT ~ TuE FHcAL YEAR -
The following figures give statement uf lhe Re
venues and Expenditures ofhe Government for
the fiscal year ending the 3oih If June last, "a
they will 10 officially rerorltd to Congress:
Receipts from Customs. ........ S5s 93l t5j 81
From salcs Of Pubic L1nds........l SCI CSi 20
Miscellaneous and mIsceil. eourccs...13S C.3 -
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Total. .............. sol 3a757i 10
Balance in Treasury, Julyl, 1872, 1862 l3G 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08

A petition will be presoated to the Commission
ers If Carroll ounty at their Septem er session
l853-praying an alteration on so much Of the
ounty road. leading from the Carrolton and Eas
port road. South Of Ghlnpers mill, to Canaonst
burgh. The alteration proposed begins where the
said d,crosses the line between the lands Of
James McGuire, and Thomas James, thence thrugh
auds Of James Mcclure, a Northwest Course
about forty rods and thenc' westwardly, leav-
ling the garden of James Mcguire, aHout two
rods South thence, along the bank between
the frs, and secoud bottoms through lands Of
james Davis, to the road leading from New
Hagenstown, to New Harrisburgh, thence a
long said road until it intersects with the said
first mentioned road in Russels lane.
Those Interested will act accordingly.
Angus! IL, 1853 JAMES MCGUIRE
weeks and others.
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aCOME ONE, COME ALL"

The subscriber desrous Of changing his resi-
dence calls upon those having just claims a
gainst him, TO come forward without delay and
receive their pay. And those indebted to him
must foot their bills, and lift their notes or pay
judgments Immediately. If theycan do nei-
ther the one or the other are invited to call and
get receipt, lift the note. or get an assign
ment Of judgment, for he has many bills, ac-
counts, notes, &C., which are an incumberance
tphim. EE Those neglccting to attend to
this notice until The Goth Of Sept. (prorimo)
will find their names with the amount due
published in the newspapers. M
So look out for BLACK list," as the prin>
ters say. JOHN NJ. LYTLE,
Uuion tn.
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Delliistrn.
EcoEt 6ere.

The pubic and "the rest of mankind are here
by informed that am still living, and that I still
carry on the
TANNING & SADDLING BUSINESS
In New Harrisburgh, where may be found at all
times a splendid assortment of
NEWS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
RNESS, BRIDLE,
WHIPS, dc, de-,
Also great variety of Boots and Shoes.
am determined to dossa cheap business and vii!
assure those who give me call, that the articles
offered them, are made Of the best stock, and got
up in the most substanti and elegant manner
A GOOD supply of
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SHERIFF SALE.

Robert Crawford, by Thos. Pollock, his next
friend oS Lemuel Crawford ct al In Partition.
In pursuance Of an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll county, TO
me directed, will offer for sale at the dIys of
the Court House in Carroilton on TzarSdog the
1871 day Of o to5er A. ID. 1858, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. E 1 o'cloch P NJ.
the following property situate in Carroll coun.
ty, to wit; Part Of the South west quarter of
Section 90 in Township l2, of Range 5, con-
tanning I'D acres, being the same land which
Denedick Crawford died seized, lying d being
in Perry township carroll Co. 0. Appraised at
$2lGJ,O1. Terms Clsh
GEO. PUGH, Sheriff.
S,2t 8. 1853. I. d.
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SHERIFF. SALE.
= William Thom ,sol, ct ais.
vs. In Pariiion.


Mer,delth a2por ct ais
Pursuant to the commln of an orde of sale
fro the court OF Comm)n pleas in and for the
county of Carroll, an state OF OhiJ anI time d.
rected, slaIl expose to public sale on ThursJa Y
the 18th of October, A. d. 1883 between the
hours OF ten O'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p NJ
the following real estate situate in Perry Town
ship, being lands of which DAVID Capper died
Seiged, and described as fol ows, to witt The west
half of the north west quater of section 3l Town
ship 10, of range 81 Also about nine acres, more
or less OF the North side Of the south west quarter
Of section 81, Township and range aforesaid, ad-
joining the aforesaid eighty ncre rac, on the SOUTH
both OF which tracts are subject to the life estate
o. the widow OF David Capper, and valued at S075 :
GO, being set off to her as her Dover in the es-
tate Of said David Gapper, deceased Also about
seventy acres Of the east silc of the south east
quarter OF section one, township II OF range g.;
appraised at ST. 90 %. SO the west half Of the
North west quarter of saction six, in township l. OF
Range s, containing seventy i55 acres, mo.e or
leas; appraised at 5 1890. ,lso !ols Nun lerel
- and 20 in Perrysvle, appraised at 800 90, and
lot Number SO IL said town, appraised at s 80, 90
Terms Cash GEORGE PUGH
Sept, s. 1853, t 1. Sheriff
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Partition KotIes,

Partition AolIes.
George K. MCaskey JThomas Buck. Nan.
IS Icy Buck. Maiha Buck
Thomas Buck, ct. ais. lDavid uck, Samuel
Buck.
And Henry Brooks jr., and Ann Brooks HE
vie aud John Brooks. junior. aud Jane Brooks
his wife, all ofthe County OF Carroll, Ohio. and
John Buck Albert Pillars. and Sarah Pillars
bis wife ofthe county Of Tusearawas, Ohio, and
William Lindsey and his wife Mary Lindsey Of
the county Of Jefferson. anl state Of Ohio, will
take notice that a petition was 6led against
them on the 29.h day Of June, A. d. 1853 in
the court Of Common Pleas OF Carroll county:
Ohio, by Geo X MCaskey and is now pending
whcrin the said George X, MCiskey demands
partition Of the following real estate situate
in the county Of Carroll and State Of Ohio, as
follows to wit The east half Of the north
east quarter section number twenty in township
fourteen. Of range six, Also The North
west quarter Of section H., township 1 1, ofrange
number six; subject to the life estate Of Eleanor
Buck heretofore assigned 10 her by metes and
bounds as Dover upon the West half Of the
said North-West quarter of secton fourteen
IN township fourteen in range tx Of the lands
directed to be sold at S,eubenyille Ohio.
And that at the next term OF said Court ap-
plication will be made By the said George X
MCaskey for an order that patihon may be
made Of said premises.
GEORGE K. MCASKRY.
Aug. 25, 1858. BY JoHN II. THPP his ATTY
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Il dieest!. Such j. the true meaning Of The
word "Pepsin.e o. Of the two Greek words from
Which \ i9drrired. This is the Significant and ap-
prcphste tite o( the true digestive hnid. or gas.
trie juice, pFeparnd BY Dr. ]. SsHoughtoH Of Phil
adelpha, IN the fourth stomach Of the OK, for
the Gu Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Il is Ma
tures own re nedy for en- tnhealdiy stomach. No
art of nan can eqaal iis curative powers Il rem
deFs good eating perfectly consistent with health,
See hs figure ofthe OK in smother part OF This paper
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Pursuant to the command Of an execution from
the court Of common pleas in AMI for the coun
ty OF Carroll and state of Ohio, and to me directed
| sha offer at public sale on Friday the 9th, day
of September, A d. 1888, at II o'c ock, NJ
ia the town Of Lsesburgh county Aforesaid, at tho
ian shop Of Dawson Sans the following descri-
bed property, to wit: 200 Sides OF Leather part
ly tanned; one dozen sides Of upper leather partly
tanned; in the grease) 8 caIskins finished; about
% cards of tan bark, 10 dry hides and one Gray
horse.
ALSO
On the 10th of October IS53 between the hours
Of ten o'c ock A. NJ g. p NJ, by virtue Of the
same writ will offer for sale at the door OF
the courthouse in Carroton IN said county,
towns lots numbered 90 %, & 80, in the town Of
Leesburgh in Carrot county, taken under execution
as the property of Dawson sans the suit Of Nil er
Mayhem Terms Cash.
GEO PUCH, sheriff
Sept s, 1859 pr fee.
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Markets.
Nerp advertisements.
Save Your Money,

BY going to MARQUIS & cos ssddler shop
on Main St, Carolion, IN the room formerly oe-
cuped as the Post Cffice, where you can ind an
exc eIlert ind very superior stock Of SADDLES,
BRIDES, HAI.NESS, CO. LARS WHIPS,
HALTERS. and every other criticize kept in sad
lers shop. They feel confident tlat from exPe-
fietee one ofthe firm has had in some o the best
shops in The west, they can compete in QUALITY,
sTYIE end rice with any similac establishment
in tie County.
Calrolltcn Sept. /. 1853.
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(, SELECT SCHOOL,

The undersigned would inform the citizcns Of
Carrollton and vicinity, that he has opened a
School in Lisbon street School room, in which
all the English branches will be taught.
A few more pupils can be admitted upon
application to L, R, LAIRD
T erm oftuilon at the rate SO 25 per quarter
Carrollton Aug 28th 1853.
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Steam riSt MilIli

The subscribers having rented the Steam
Grist Mill owned by Isaac Atkinson, are now
prepared to accommodate the public in the way
of custom work. Having entire control of the
Mill, we will endeavor by diligence and atten-
ton to business to obtain a good share of public
patronage The Mill is in excellent running
order Special attention will be paid to Gus
tom work
Flour, Chop, Bran and Shorts constantly on
hand and for sale.
BooP Il BURGHFIELD.
Carrolton, June is, 1853.
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Farm 10 sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm in Har-
rison Township, Carroll County Ohio, Two
miles from Harrisburg and FIVE miles from Car
rollton the terminus Of the Carroll Co. Rail
Road-Containing 92 acres-about 1875 acres
of which is cleared and in good state of cult
vation-well watered-good two story dwelling
house, new bank barn and other necessary bull
dings. Also good orchard f well selected
fruit. The property is very sirable one and
will be sold on accommodating 'erms. For fur
ther information enquire of the ubscriber liv-
ing on the premises.
July IA, 1853. ALAN karin.
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notes of the Banks Of Wheeling Va, and Pitts
burgh Pa, will be received for taxes. &,
GEO. Y. HAMPS0N,
Tr. G.. Co.