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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

: CASE OF ABDucrroN.-The Ontario county IN.
W Times gives the following particulars Of case
of abduction, on trial before the special ses-
sions at, Geneva
The defendants are Asa B. Smith. William r
Smith and Thomas Wright, and they are charged
with. forcible abduction and carrying away from
the State of eperson of Eliza b. wife Of Adison
Bennett. The defendants are Quakers The la
dy is daughter of W.sR. Smith, and was married
age ceremony, they were met by the defendants.
and the mother of the bride, when, amid much
noise and confusion. the young lady was .spirited
away" On the same evening, she, in company
with several relations, took the cars for Phiadel-
piiia. It Is claimed by the defendants that twas
not forcible abduction but was the rasnlt Of tie
lady's free wills. Much litigation has grown out OF
the matter, but it eventually ended in the con-
yictiono of the defendants. They were found guilty
OF assault and battery, and fined 500 each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
PHILADELPHIA

Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, opposite The Stats House
MEN1s n w. SAFFOK ID,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH no offers at The lowest market pr;ces
s--7;as WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, III part, the following:
tnb1 oideTed Lace Curtains; Gilt Coz nices
DO Muslin Do do Pins:
DraPcry Laces d. Muslins; do Bands
French Brocacls, all widths Canopy Arches and Pine.
ard colors; Cor.Is TasseIS Gimme 90
Satin de LANES; Frnges Curtain nrnus
Damasks; &c iS'
arke stock of FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and,
iaAINTED EsINDorv SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
colors for shading. ~ "
n II. Persons ordering Curtains will gi ve the measure
mart7-lyd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

No BOURBON AAoxG Us.-rhe Courier des Etats
Jais publishes an affidavit sworn TO by woman
ovsr80 years of age, named Mary Ann Williams,
y ho says she is the natural mother of tho Rev.
EIeazet Williams. the pretender TO legitimacy
she states thai the first intimation she ever had
OF his pretensious 10 a royal birth, was from one
William W Goldman, an Oneida Indian, who came
TO her about three years, ago, and asked her she
would not lie willing 10 go before magistrate and
swear that EIeazer was not her son, but was given
to her 10 bring up; she toll him she would do no
such thing, as she knew him to be her son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
BARNUMS HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD. s.,..
THE undersigned, late proprietor Of the Dn 1,t ,n,
Hotel, takes pleasure in informing The pEo' .,.oES
leased the above Hotel The building has ~ IS, n,
thorough cleansing from bottom to TOP, is BOW
order for the eGeptiOn and gentec
IN Ise who may please to pati Onze IL 40 Il. -:
be spared to make this establishment one ah"ne
Hotels. TtI3
have associated with me in business ny .cn f Il
w. Evans a Son. The old patrons Of the tn,s-
and the public in general, ave resPeetuh! oIs.Il
continue their support to this housei te fiS
GIE.quire for 'Bar"ums Hotel ". BrASs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

ENORMOUS FEEs.- According to the report of
Comptroller FLAGG. of New York city. the amount
of fees paid to the Corporation Attorney and coun-
sci for the year 1852 (beses certain perquisites not
includedl amounted 10 the enormous sum of seven
ty one thousand two hundred and ninety-six dol
la and three cents. The sum exceeds the aggre-
gate salaries of the Governors of thirty States, ill.,
GLIDING California, the salary of the Governor of
which is ten thousand dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

WHEELING AND THE CoTroN INTEREsrs.-The
following from the National IntelEigenccr of the
18th inst. will prove of interest to our city. The
question of Continental Depot of Cotton, has at
tracted large share of American and European
attention. Baltimore aims at becoming port of
export for this great staple In its transit Wheel
ing will. matter Of course, be benefited;
DIRECT FOREIGN CoTroS TRADE.-We have
been shown an important letter addressed to c. G.
BAYLOR, ESQ.,, late United States Consul at am
Sterdan, and Elitor of the Cotton Plant, by the
President of powerful and wealthy European
CONNIE, cial Company. This letter is in conclu-
sion OF correspondence which has been going on
for some time between Mr.. Baylor and European
influences III regard TO the importance of a Conti-
mental Depot for cotton. From the language and
tone Of tie letter before the most favorable dis
position s'manrfcSted, and the PeSident has noti
fed Mir. Baylor that one Of the company was to
sail for America in time 10 be at the Memphis Con-
Tention. At Memphis the plan of q tour will be
agreed upon. His tour is to enable this gentleman,
as the confidential friend and agent of the Euro
pean Company, 10 inf I'm them of the condition of
the cotton growers and their disposition 10 part-
cipate in any general movement such as Is con-
be - give certain TO the planters of the
IN = formation of Continental Depot of Cotton.
Tbs tou. must prove Interesting, not only on ac-
count OF the opportunity it will give intelligent
European society to Judge of our Southern friends,
hut also IN regaId to change in the destination of
that portion of the cotton crop which goes
cifrniousiy to the manufacturers CT the CONT
nCrL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

DEATH WARRANT OF THonAs CoSxoR.-Gov.
Lowe in Maryland, has refused to commute the
punishment of Thomas Connoz, the lad convicted
:, OF murder of Capt. William Hutchison, of Acco-
mac county. Va, to imprisonment for life in the
penitentiary,, and has issued his warrant; fixing
the 9Th day friday of July for his execution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
UNION HOTEL,

RGETOEN,H u Z. ,,.,s
THIS large and convenient house. la wing
~ repaired, and Iefited with cntIIeiy new II
handsome and com ortable style, is now open o '''
commOdation of guests. Lr,- AZ
The subscriber invites tue patronage Of The P.Ns
those who favor him with their company may oc,,
Uf hospitabe reception the best lTs, and sWh
and attentions will make his Ouse compare t.
with the hest kept kotes in The District or
Omnibus es constantly pass TO and lIOli ~ VI
running until eleven O'Clock at night :, ,,TzEUGa
I'm w " EIlGntA-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

please announce LEWIS sTEENRoD, Esq, as can.
didac for the State Senate from the district composed
Hancock, brooke and Ohio counties. lie is the who
will receive the cordial support o! the
maj PEOPLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

PosrMAsrERs AProrNrED.-!t is said the Presi-
dent has appointed john B. Branton postmaster
at Carlisle, Pa; John Noel, at Chambersburg,
Pa; Wm. ]. Murray, at Holiilayiburg, Pa; Lor-
EMO wunder, at Reading, Pa; John G. Sherwood,
at HonesdaIe, Pa; ]. F. Mcfarland, at Meadvill1,
Pa; Leonidas Baugh, at Abingdon, Va; ]. Miller,
at ChiIictote, Ohio; James Hoyle. at Xenia, Ohio;
Dillon Jordan, at Pensacola, Fla, and Benjamin
F. Simmons, nj Apalachicola, Fla.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

DEATH OF TrEck, THE GREcrAx PoEr.-The last
arrival from Europe brings intelligence of the
death of the venerable German poet, Ludwig
Tieck, which took place at Berlin, on the morn
ing of April 2sth Tieck has justly been called
"ihe last of the grest poets of the great poetic age
of Germany" He was born in Berlin, May 81,
177s. and had accordingly nearly completed his
eightieth year at the time of his death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

Concerning AerchGns, Fo11rarding and conmission M
Co. chants, Smd others required 10 take lice,se,.
SEC = ION the O h day of May annually, it shall he
the duty othe Clerk TO deliver OF the City
lls ei all the merchants, NC, who shall have Jailed 10
pay the tax asse ssed hin and il any erso named
III the said list shall fail 10 pay the said Sergeant the amount
the tax so assessed against him, ioih the add fon Of
RE per centu commission thereon within ten DAYS after
The sa Hon day oil May annually then shall the
of the tax assessed. " ~ W. }
Copy testc, G. w. SIGHTS, Crk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. Bole, I61 Main Street, Wheeling, ..
now opening the first lot OF GentIemeE's SsIU9 -
l. Shoes, New York STYLE and sum CT ~ ekSi ~;
and Shoes, which embI every StYL al dqaal1' ~
shoe trade, for ladies, misses and childCns "cl, U
boys and youths boots and shoes. To DIES snas '4' "
ETY. would be too lengthy for an atye! useiist.
Co This stoSk is eXCiusi vey New YORK ara LI."
make; the latest style and best stock and wOIhn4h
both cities; it is warranted and qua aniIed BON %
ers and the undersigned Particular atteniioy 81
the article ofladies travelling boots. ".' Dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
Mammoth RAT Store.

No. ZIG AND us Main STREET, WHEELING, "a.
G AVERY, having enlarged his store Ill order TO sal
-. the demand, has hand and is Receiving freq e
Eastern Glte and anuactuIi ing OF the largest soA
of Hats AMI Caps That has been offered III Tbs G'
consisting OF every variety and sye in 1st ~ q
which viii be sold at the lowest possible price u'tI
and retail.
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps will please t'1 ard Il
anime the stock Tor themselves, we shall always "
pleased show Goods, and best eGdsaIS.
suit our customers ap2l s. AFhhi'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

EpIroRs SrELLIdEScER,-PIease announce the name OF
DIR. JOHN c. CAMPBELL, of Ohio county, as suitable
person to represent in the House Delegates
Virginia. His experience and known ability require no
communication. hope he will consent to serve and &C.
cord to the wishes Of ap29 OHIO COUNTY.
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PROSPECTUS
sc Q TO Mp Lam -,


sc O TTONNP IT,,
A SOUTHERN Commercial Organ Published Al 1pssb
lnson City to promote Direct Trade gricuiture and
ngon the South in regard 10 the Pa
ei aS, Ka a, edited by Baylor Esq S
lima long connected with DeBow's Reviews Subsclip.
ton 81 co. address Jas. II. M'Meehen, Wheeling, Va
fINHE following persons have been apnoined hv ,ho
~ county court Commissioners and To- hold
the election on the eGth day OF May 1853 for Ohio
A. James Mcconnels, in the first election district:
IA zier James Met onnell and Robert Stewart
S41 20 are,1sr,.,n 81 Dennison:
Wamson e.ee aSraam Beare
cod9etor.John NJ Hsmilt 1H1e'n carson"
CT Mest Liberty in the second election districts
William Bukey, Elijah WadIle -'''' Ai'AS
condanctor-Wi:am Fol- enlan.
Al Wood g Run, in the third election dist let:
Kelly, Hanson W. caplinc
Atnsons School House, in said third election dis
:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McColloch William Atkinson.
Henry eia Crayy ford. John Wilson, Thomas McCord.
At Triadephis, in the fourth election district,
srt Vance David Arm, trong Rob-
Condnetor-James McA iurry
M The first ward hose house, in the city Wheeling in
~ Irwin, George Colts, Lewis
Conductor Frederick A. Brentnger.
tho Court House uho county sixth lection
- Hamilton, John Hunter, Will
liam Hall. John KnOtc, Robert CT angle.
CondLtctor-William s. Wickham g-reH.
AT the fourth ward house. in the seventh election
districts: No
ntnissioners-Acxander Halden. Elijah c. LETTERS,
William Stoneman, L. d. Wait, G. D.Hubbard,
itondnctor-John r. McColock.
Al the fifth ward school house, in the eighth election
cOmmissioners-F W. Bassett, @. s. Lambdin, George
Hardman, Andrew Wilson, John Eof
Condrctor-Daniel Darrah.
the school house in Richetown in said eighth ecc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFT, Augustus Handlan, Lloyd
q; Hughes. William Kryter, John Montgomery.
Condn tor George e. wickhanl IS
a ssSps15ests: JNo MccoLLocH, Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

UNION (GREEN) GLASSWoRKS.
subscribers desiring change their busiress offer
\ inc ABOVE works for safe, with mOulds, tools, ec. ETC.
a III s9ou order and III Successful operation custom
secured with demand Tor all glass which can be
the furnace has pots, chairs for % blowers
Inc property consists OF two separate lots 100 iec
square, with a first rate coal bank betyvs Ell them
.! lot is occupied by the glass house itures the
otner IS most desirable site for another factory This
properly mas every advantage for manufacturing PURPOSES
Possession given LIST June. Termcasy
aI'l-Sm QUARTER a OFT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the four story brick building,
No. 117, Main street,
west side, between Monroe aud Uniou Streets where
Will be prepared with an cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be Pleased to have my Old friends and customers
to cali and examine.
Geb4 WIN T. SEIBy
n7-J G. MstcGf will be found the above establish.
mIent. WHARF he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

SLAVERY IN cA1rronS1A.-Ab bill has been intro
duced into the California Legislature, having for
its object the enslayement of the Indians in that
State. by having them bound out for any given
number of years TO serve such white men as will
give the required security for their maintenance
and support.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
E. LII Il S d T. W q Z y"
1IANUFACTURERsof Skyt.,r
Doors, MouLdings, Sash and EsS't'f' ND-

Doors, 1IouLdings, Sash and TsH'i'''
JACor STREET,
CENTRE WHEELING, TA:.,r, We a,
HAVING completed our extensive rt.H mi DOOrs, q
Ii now prepared to fill all orders iOf sAAD
All extra sizes Of Doors and sashes. st a SsoEi
fronts &C., made to order. Every vafie 90 l;i
from fourth bead to inch Oeee are conS T,de
Every variety OF PaSteTs and AIehIa 49, OF IGlo
dor. Also, Venitian shutters, either siats0D--'
wing stats. . .rd the pub Z
that the above named articles are HianuaG.u Auotr
very BIZ st material and latest improved r.etA *
will be att ended to promptly, and gGoa' nEW &c
shipping. mao Bill % ~
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'ePth of water on velocityper Cubic feet dischar

1t appears that at fifteen feet deep at Wheeling
bar theohlo current runs at the rate ofthree miles
per to"r, and discharges more than two hundred
mlulonS OF cubic feet OF water per hour Atthrty
feet or high water the Ohio. equivalent TO
sixty feet at Cincnnat,) the current is nearly five
miles per hour, and dis charges seven hundred
millions of cubic feet of water.
With these elements il Is not difficnlt to calcu-
late the deficiencies at low water, and the excess
at high water, and cOnSequ9 ntly the amour! me-
ceSSary to be retained in reservoirs in order to
make the Ohio of given depth at all seasons. Mr.
Ellet has done this, and certainly the navigation
ond Shppi g interests of tue Ohio are deeply IN
debted 10 him for his clear and able exposition OF
this subject.
But we must hasten to the conclusion, which when
we consider the magnitude o. the object to he ol,-
tanned, is remarkable for the smalness of the COST
required Mr. Ellet has aScertaned beyond doubt
that only three or four dams, higher than those
on the Schuylkil navigation placed across the AL
legheny, Monongahela, and Kanaw ha, above nav
gatlon, would be sufficient TO eQualize the depth
OF water of atleast ue feet, and that is sufficient
Tor packet boats of large class. The following
paragraph from Mr.. Elects report gives his con-
80 illusions:
''It has been the duty of the writer, at former
perods to conduct surveys along considerable
portion OF the upper Allegheny, and the whole Of
me Great hanawha, and 10 become familiar with
the character of the Monongahela, as far as sus.
ceptible OF improvement. Aided by this personal
knowledge, and that acquired in the present nves-
tIgaiion, he hazards the opinion that less than a
million and quarter Of dollals will suffice to sup
ply the Ohio with depth sufficient for boats OF
five feet dtaught; TO carry an open and permanent
river navigation up the Allegheny TO Franklin,
and a Sackwater navigation during three fourths
of the year from Franklin to the line of the Ere
Railroad in New York; improve the navigation of
the Monongahela into the Virginia, and extend
that of the Kanawha seventy or eighty miles above
FONT Pleasant; supplying water power of unri-
vailed capacity and permanence on numerous
lines Of steamboat navigation, and curbing most
essentially the destructive power of foods.r
= The cost OF this most important enterprise is
Insignificant as compared with the magnitude of
the objects; and it will be most surprising if tie
Government, whose duty it Is, should fail in the
performance of that duty, if the shippers, nayiga-
toys. and merchants of Ohio should do it on their
own account. Nothing can repay them better,
National Intel. -
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vIAolsrA Central RAr1aoAp.-The receipts of
the Virginia Central Railroad, for the month of
April 1858, from passengers and freight, amount
ed to s17,7o4 Oh.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1853.
County Court.

Commonwealth VS. John S. Smith; Indictment
for Larceny with Parker, Morgan and Drew. The
prisoners having elected to be tried separately,
jury was called and having heard the evidence re-
tired. the case being submitted without argument.
AIR short time the jury returned and rendered
thea verdict iniing the prisoner guilty and fixing
the term OF his Imprisonment at two years in the
Pen;tentiary of the Commonwealth.
Commonwealth VS. james Morgan, alias Thomas
NyLanc&lin; Indictment for Larceny. The pris-
one having been indicted with Drew, Smith and
Pa'ker, Ortaking pocket book from DR.. Merritt,
elected TO he tried separately, and also determined
IL conduct his own trial before the jury. He ac-
eoriingly did so. The witnesses for the prosecu-
tion were, Dr. Merritt, II. P. Shalcross, w. d.
Terry, Mr.. Murkill. from Philadelphia and MI.
Bal ard.
As the case Of Parker, connected with this, is
vet TO be tried, we do not deem it proper to re-
port the evidence, as il might prejudice either Par
ker or the Commonwealth. The Commemorative
Attorney submitted the case, and the prisoner har-
rangued the jury in a speech of / of an hour
principally devoted 10 the Police of Philadelphia
and the AboIit on;ss at large. Thought this
conspiracy ofthe Police to entrap him, gave long
history Of himself, which stated he had served
his c-untry, &c. He addressed himslef to Muir
Kill, the witness from Philadelphia, who, he stated
was his most deadly enemy. There was no evil
derce before the jury as 10 any the statements
set up 10y the .isoner, other than his own state
m. MIS- in argument, MIR. Murkill having strictly
and most cautiously confined himself 10 direct am
swets to the questions proposed at the bar. The
jrry .etired, at P. NJ, returned and found YER
dict of utility, ard fixed the t. I'm Imprisonment at
2years in the Pententiary.
Commonwealth VS. M'NIanaw way; Indictment 70
siaObing James NJ. Todd. This case was the mex
taken up, and the jury not agreeing were adjourn
ed over 10 to- day.
Commonwealth VS. Parker for Larceny. In this
case the jury failed to agree and were discarged
and anew venite ordered for past one O'Clock,
P.M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

Mr.. EDtroR:t-PIease announce Dr. JOHN ENGLISH.
candidate for the House Delegates from Ohio
County, and oblige mac SHORT CREEK e
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION

To the Editors of the 1ntcigencer:-You are respect
fully requested announce, in your paper, that D. NJ
EDGlNGToN will he candidate for the Senate of Vir
gnia at the election to be held the 18th Thursday
May, aud that lie will BIO supported by the voters the
district without respect to party.
Many citizens of Wheeling and Ohio County,
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rPOISONING..n

Thousands OF Parents who use Vcrmtnlsc composed Of
Castor Oil. CGonel &c. arc not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying
foundations Tor series diseases such as salvation
loss Of sight. weakness of lim5s, etc.
In smother column will he found the advertisement
loSensacks Medicines, to which we ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their
drcMs health. ImLvercompains and all disorders ar
sing those bilious type should make use of tho
only genuine medicine, EEobensacks Live Pills.
c5""Be not dseeirta' but ask for uobensack's Worn
Syrup and Liver Pills, observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENSAcK as none
else are genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

I uA Boston correspondent of the New York
Post, says that Caleb Gushing has presented a
claim of $4,000 against the estate of Daniel Web
ster' for money lent. The attemptto pay OF the
membranes upon the estate of Daniel Webster
bysubscHption. in order that itmay he preserved
in his family according TO his last wishes, appears
TO be finally given UP. as demands againt ii con-
tinually accumulate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20

10 Elizabeth Caroline. only daughter of the
suspended u. ED Bishop of the Diocese of New
YoEks Rt. Rev. 3. T. onderdOnk, died on Saturday,
sEed So years. .ais-ts, ,,rll III
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To The rotess Of ne third District in Virginia for elect
ing Commissioner ofM Board ofFubiic Works.
Gemnes-Since declining again to run for Congress-
have, unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts of the third District to candidate for the
Board of Public Works If you think can be of service
TO position you are at liberty TO
whatever of ability may PROMOTE in that con
nectiom, the best Interests of my native State
Most Respectfully,
House of Representatives. FEB. II, 1858.
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! HOUSE oF DELEGArEs.

We are requested to announce THOMAS NJ. GALLy, o
the city OF Wheeling. and DIR. JOHN C. CAMPBELL, O
Ohio county, us candidates for tho House of Delegates
well qualified TO represent Ohio county in the Legsa
ture OF Virginia. aI29
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Thonas H. Gibson,

PLUMBER AND GAS d. Isl, ,tr-.
No. Union ST, opposite c. II. BrTTy ssn"hif;sirF
DRGS leave to inform his friends aud me lin,
b eIal that lie continues to carry on the
gas fitting in all its various branches, ana
cits share Of publ C patronage ,ror pipes, CT
He has constantly on hand, lead and IRON LII
mon and Patent hydrants, eis,ern pumps Fountains y
wafer closets, wash basins cold waLSi hot ard 81
Shove baths bath tubs, lead and Iron Gqu
cofins hatters kettles, retOTs Tor stted
chem cal apparatus, etc. Factories co. ST,
disnatch. .k.Is belar fs2''
candle burners, etc. Ill, Ia thanktGH y
AIlorders left at the above place WIZ ~ - i,
ceiyed and promptly att ended to- Mi met w
Me- All orders from the county w. apt-eGa
prompt attention. I-sie
TUsTTTscelved-a, lot OF Senate StI1w sR5p lR sos.
81 rIe ma19 S. ID. HAhI6N
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GaTheS' martha Washington. case,p before the
United States Circuit Court at Columbus. Ohio.
has been postponed to the next october term Of
the Court o;s 1slB at3si4 ttg1 Sel