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SUDDEN DEATH. DR.. VIM. A. Turner, of Windsor,
n g., died very suddenly Saturday, at the Macon
House, Portsmouth. He arrived there that day
his way Philadelphia, whittier he was going to
seek medical advice, having been suffering with a
dropsical affection for some time after partaking
of hearty dinner he retired to his take a
nap, from which he awoke with great suffering from
attack his disease, from which he rallied
His age was about 81, and he a physician of
high standing in his town and vicinity. lis remains
We're taken to Windsor yesterday.
Pets E,rDrcss
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Hon. EDWARD SrANLY 1t is thought probable
that the Wings will carry the Legislature of Califor-
nia and that in that event Hon. Edward Stanly Wi |
be to the United States Senate, in place of Mr.
Gwin whose term will shortly expire.
Vii Herald.
1t is thought probable that when the sky falls we
shall catch larks.
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Matt. F. Ward. This notorious individual, find
ing the rest of the world too hot for him, has gone
to the Hot Springs of Arkansas to cool himself The
only steamer he could find to carry him down the
river, the r. j. Ward, " called after and in
part owned by his father His health is said to he
very bad, and we do not wonder at it.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, June 20. The Senate transacted no
business.
The House passed tbs Minnesota Bill Pending
the discussion this morning, personal difficulty
CURED between the Hon. VIM. Culom and the Hon.
VIM. NJ Churchwell, both from Tennessee, which
was OF very serious nature and Came result
ing in blows.
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REVISION THE TARIFF The Committee of Ways
and Means it is understood, have agreed upon pro-
ject for revision of the tariff The details of the
proposition not known, but it is thought that
the duties iron and sugar to be reduced. The
the Secretary of the Treasury. We are glad to see
that Democratic Congress is not altogether insensi
BILE of it's obligations in respect to free trade In
any event. let something be done to deplete the
treasury Rich Eng.
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"FRED" DOUGLAS FOR CoNGREss. A correspon-
dent of the Syracuse Standard, writing from Ro-
chester, N. Y says that Fred " Douglas, the ne
gro is to be brought out for Congress in the Monroe
district N. w. and expresses the opinion that he will
be elected
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Fugitire Slaues. Nine Fugitive slaves ar
rested in Cincinnati the evening of the 14th inst
and placed in custody. The slaves escaped from
their master, William Walton, of Boone county, KY,
a night or two since. Their names are Shadrack
Lewis Lee, Anderson, four men, Almeda, and anoth-
er woman name unknown, and her two Suns, Yves
ley and John, and a small girl.
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Whig State Conuentioa Of Neo Hampshire.
CONCORD, June 20. The Wing State Conven-
ton met here to-day, and was largely attended.
The repeal of the Missouri Compromise was strong
ly condemned
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Horses PUtcnt Reneaced.

WASHINGTON, June 20. The Commissioner of pa
tents has renewed Morses patent of June 18th,
1910, for years, Morse having disclamed that
portion of the eight specification within the decision
of the Supreme court.
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TESo BUILDERS AND OTHERs.-THE ann.


HREAT BOOKS FOR MECHANICG.-THE
~ Practical Surveyors Guide containing the necessary
information make any person common capacity fin.
shed Land Surveyor, without the aid of teacher BY
Andrew Duncan, Land Surveyor, &c. l2mo
Hughes. n ''ss6 tft,1>'.
Painter, Glider and Varnsler's Companion
Dyer and Coormaker's do.
Builders do
Cabinet Maker and Uphostcrer's do.
Treatise on box of Instruments ta=.f
Paper.Hangers Companion rs-.
Assayer's Guide BY o. NJ Lieber
Practical Brewer BY DR.. Byron.
Practical Diser. By DR.. Byron.
Pyrotecnists' Companion. go
Walkers Electrotype Manipulation.
Templeton on the Steam Engine For sale by
Raleigh, June 1854. 6sW
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LENIoR. We learn that William Sutton Esq,
Democrat is candidate for reelection to the Com
mons from this County. Mr. S. is a sound and re-
liable Democrat, and acquitted himself well in the
last Assembly. His reelection is certain.
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EDGEcoMBE. We gratifed to observe that Col.
Henry T. Clark Is announced a candidate for re-
election to the Senate from this County Col. G. is
a most reliable Democrat, and worthy and useful
representative of this noble old County. We have
seen no announcements for the Commons.
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NGIN NC
A Few Remarks :

JUNE 10, 1854
u l.. HARDING HAS MADE VERY RECENTLY
EAO large his STOCK and now certainly
supply all those who in need of we'll made SUMNER
CLOTHlNG He has on hand hundred Lustre Alpaca
Sacks with Silk Velvet Collars one hundred do made in
Dress Frock style seventy.tve FrencDb Eea Frocks
Velvet Collars fifty Grape Cainble Sacks and Frocks;
hundred French Linen Sacks; seventy-ve Brown Duck
Linen Frucks cut in Dress Frock STYLE very Handsomely
White Grass and Bingham Sacks in quantity also.
full assortment White and COlored Narsees Vests
Black and Fancy Silk do. twenty-five dozen Gauze Merino
and Lse Thread UnderShirs For bargains in superior
Ready Made Clothing, always bear in mind that HARD.
INGS is the place. E. L. HARDING.s
*~* Register and Weekly Post copy. e.
a FTON HOUSE.-SEA BATHING, NEAR HABiP.
N TON, YA.Ihis delgb;fii retreat is re-opened
the reception of visitors 1t pleasantly
site the of Hampton, and its proximity Old Point
renders it in most respects equal to that celebrated resort
The large and airy and the table will be supplied
With all the decaees OF the Good walters and at
tcndants have been procured and the subscriber pledges
himself that neither pains will be spared
order that satisfaction be given those who visit him
this = f'ssss
Board, per day, q 90
Board, per week, 10 90
) Board rer month so 90 500
JOHN TABB.
June 21 1884. 62-3wsw
EREsH CURRANTs.- RECEIVED 4 sup
II PLY of Fresh Cnrrans Also, Fresh Prunes, Citron,
and Figs. The above articles are for sale at
= .s&s1' us ANTONIO PIZZINTS
New Confectionery Store.
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FOURTH OF JULY


FOURTH OF JULY.
National Salute and ringing of bells before sunrise
At sunrise Divine Service at the Presbyterian
.sss- Church.
The Procession will be formed at the Court House,
at 10 O'clock and marched in the following order to
the Capitol, and enter in reverse order:
Sons of Temperance.
Fire Companies.
1ntendant of Police and Commissioners.
Governor and Heads of Departments
Judges of the Supreme Court
Committee of Arrangements.
Reverend Clergy.
Chaplain.
'76 Association.
Orator and Reader.
EXERCISES IN THE Commons HALL.
neutrality-suspicious..
Reading of Washington's Farewell Address by
JAMES j. IREDELL, Esq.
Music.
Grafton by EDWARD CANTwELL, Esq.
Music.
Benediction.
The Eastern door of the Capitol will be opened at
o'clock precisely, for the admission of ladies only,
until the procession arrives. Assistant Marshals will
be in readiness to conduct ladies to Seats Perfect
order will be observed.
At 81 o'clock F. NJ, there will be Balloon
sion, and magnificent display of fireworks The
City will be illuminated
RICH'D. l. WYNNE, Marshal.
assistants:
Julius Guon, j. K. Marriott,
John E. Young VIM. E. Alley,
H. S. Smith, F. c. Shepard,
j. @. DeCarterct j. j. W. Tucker
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MR.. CLINGMAN's POSITION.

The position of this distinguished statesman, on
all questions involving the interests of his constitu
and the Constitutional rights of the savehodng
States, has never for moment been doubtful. His
whole course, since the acquisition of territory from
Mexico, has shown paramount desire to acquire
for his section all its just rights and to protect his
State from the aggressions of the Frcesoilers and
AbOiionists. He foresaw at an early day, that the
party claiming to be Wing would be sectionalizcd
and Abolitionized; and he deprecated and opposed
the election of Scott and Graham as an event which
would inevitably strengthen the influence of those
politicians who hold consolidation doctrines to the
administration of the affairs Of the general govern
nent and who exist and control the policy of the
Wing party in the free States only by ministering to
the prejudccs and passions of Freesoers and Abo-
htOnSS and by opposing the Constitutional rights
Of the South
What he was in 1852 he is still-the tried advo-
cate and friend of the interests of his constituents
and the unconpromising foe of all consolidation
Doctrines and Frecsoil movements and designs He
ready, as Gen. Dockery declares he is, to wait
A1 SCI" what such men as Greedy and Seward may
able to accomplish by their cry of repeal of the
Nebraska and Kansas bill.
We have learned, on the highest authority, and
l0T take occasion to statc-what we felt quite con-
ldent was so from the first-that Mr.. ClingnGn is
utterly opposed to the election Of Gen. D0ckery, the
FEDERAL candidate for Governor His position is well
AnOEn to the people of his District.
The Federal presses-the mouthpieces of the con-
Edraes of 1852 to influence the elections in this
sate-will no doubt open upon him afresh and with
Ill The bitterness they can command; but this will
"'e only to increase his influence and to give him
'Sl stronger hold on the affections of the people
generally
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10 The Register repeats the falsehood that Mr..
UPWARDS voted against the Free Suffrage bill; and
'4'sals the fact that fifteen Wing Senators voted
s4nst It, We shall go somewhat at length into the
question in our next.
l., y the way, where is the danger which the Reg
~ Predicted in 1s4s Free Suffrage would bring on
m. '3te! Then that paper was openly against the
Nure' but now it pretends to be for it. Governor
-, ~Dy and MIR. Kerr were against it, but Gen. Dock
y says he is for (which is right?
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GREENE. We learn that Dr. d. G. W. Ward is
the Democratic candidate for the Commons in this
County. Dr. Ward ran his competitor two years
since within six votes and, by proper efforts on the
part of his friends, his election now be secured
beyond doubt He will do his part ably and con-
stantly. Let every Democrat in Greene, without
reference to side issues stand by his candidates for
the Senate and Commons. Too Senators, let it be
remembered, at stake; and Wings elected by
the use of side issues, will not only vote for Wing
Senator's but will find themselves, in the very ma
ture Of the case, more able to carry out these
issues than others, who agree with them as to the
object to be obtained, but differ as to the mode.
MAINE LIQUOR Law The Maine Liquor Law passed
both branches IF the Connecticut Legislature on
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Extract from a letter to the Editor, dated

SAMPSON, June IL.
"The Wings have full ticket out in this County,
but no chance for their election Thomas l. Faison
is the Democratic candidate for the Senate and DIR.
E. F. Shaw and Col. G. Fl. Daughtry for the Com
mons. Their election is regarded certain"
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ILLNESS OF THos. RICHIE, ESQ. A correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun writing from Washington,
says;
am panied to announce the severe indispostion
of Mr.. Richie, father of the Democratic press of
Virginia. and for SO long its matchless ornament He
is said to be very low.
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NIAHs CHINA AND INDIA. We are indebted to the
S ou' LOT copy of Sears China and India. This
NJ describes the habits and manners of the people
Ill., @ese countries, and contains sketches of their
Sa.'h government, &c. 1t is illustrated with nu-
tO ss cravings, and is highly interesting. Price
spn,; O'iars and fifty cents, which is cheap. The
|Eh. native Of the State. Those who may sub
|kr VIII receive their copies in the course of a
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Iron TABLEs, PRIcE IS CENTS SUE
NIsH! FiSH!! FISH !!!-W7M II. PUTNE

HHISH FISH,! FISH !!!-WM II. PUTNEY
~ still continues supply his with
from Norfolk day the arrival of the
those who will leave their ORDER and the cash. my
will send them to their House Immediately after the
arrive rece fresh fish put up Refgerators and
have them we'll packed i'll ice, and recommend to be
good and sound.
put up fresh fish in ice which could be Chap
ell Hill or Hillstorough in good order.
shall keep hand in their fresh Oysters, and
supply Chapel He'll, Hilsborough and Greensborough.
shall receive at all times, Spced Oysters, Crabs and
CLAIMS, which Will be something in This market.
ALSO have just hand No. North Carolina FAM
lily Roe Herrngs, and thirty thousand North Carolina
Hsrrngs, which takes the shine off of any thing of the
kind ever in this market.
keep on hand Shad, Mess Rock New River Muets Cod
Fish and No. Mackerel. .s AZ
Baltimore Family Beef smoked Beef, and Bologna Sau.
sage.
The article of Bacon, Hams all provisions that
usually kept in provision store which viii sell cheap
for cash. My provision store Wilmington street, in
front of the City Hail. and next to Edward Marlborough Jr
Livery stables.
WA. H. PUTNEY.
Ralei1h. s. 1854.
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a. Aa FOREST COLLEGE. The forty second session
hurb w furnishing institution viii commence on the
a Monday in July.
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n. nn RECORDER. This journal, now un-
Ma editorial control of Rev. j. j. James, is one
'Oatry 0's 1es-'. u 'ie Aino IL ING
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Raleigh. June &. 1854.
HAISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE
~ undersigned, under the style of HILL NICHOLS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
WIN. r., HILL.

EAISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE
~ undersigned, under the style of HILL & NICHOLS
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
DUDLEY NICHOLS.
THE undersigned in Withdrawing the business of
Hill Nichols his thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed and with pleasure recommends them Mr.. d.
NICHOLS, in whom have implicit confidence
NOTICE.-Messrs. W. r. HILL DUDLEY NIGH.
OILS have assigned in trust by their deed of record,
stock goods and the other effects and the credits
their late firm The business will be carried by Mr.
DUDLEY NICHOLS, agent under the deed, for r. R..
fit the stock gned in trust. The debts due to Hill
Nichols assigned by the deed in trust to for
benefit principally of the Northern creditors of Hill
Nichols and the debtors of Hill Nichols notified and
Nichols who alone authorised collect the debts owing
to Hill & Nichoa. II. r. COLLIER, Trustee of
HILL d NICHOLS.
Petersburg, June 81, 1884. G2-8wsw 3
ENGINE ERING. =
THVHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il plans specifications and estimates and to Contract
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinst and having had years
experience North Carolina fully the
Of the people and safely that facilities for fur
nishlng good Machinery far prices unsurpassed
any part of the States of North Carolina.
Agent for McClintOcks patent Safety Valve SCOTS
patent Brick Machine, &c. &c. = sfAr
~ All letters to receive attention must be stpa;d
HENRY q. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleipil. N G..
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En1o THE TRADE OF r1r,1,,,r. ~, Z


ITO THE TRADE OF VIRGINIA Ann n
IL CAROLINA s.. Sl714FER d 20 in Ute fl,e at.
tentlon OF Merchants to their Spring and Summer eli 3I
Ing just opened, consisting of complete assortment of
gentiemens apparel and furnishing goodshe former of
tnelr own recent mantfcre, the latter selected from the
latest importations In the Northern market. -
Summer Cassmeres, Fancy and Plain Tweeds EnOIisb
ana french Etc, farmers Satin, Brown Buff Drill.
Mixed d. Plain and Striped Barahea Paris Cloth Plain
RAIDS Striped, Brown aud Notified Linens
tu[ req INTO Goats, Pants and Vests
Croton PACK and Drab Alpaca White Linen Drilling
I IAN anu piIaped Marseles, In Coats and Pants
Every stye OF Summer Goods for Yestinrs Furnishing
ooos VI the ia.esl sty les too menton
Merchants VIII md to their interest to call before going
North as we have spared pains to meet The de Of
merchants in Virginia and North Carolina = 1880
A. H. SHAFER & CO., Clothing Baxaor -
corner of Sycamore and Bae|,-sts.,
-e-9oo-s, D., une q, 1909. 63--s-
TESO BUILDERS AND OTHERs.-THE sim.
scrber takes this method of informing his friends and
the public generally in Virginia North Carona that
he Is now prepared to fill orders in the most s sacforv
manner and at the shortest notice. every description Of
sash, BLINDS, MANTELS, DOORS and FRAMES. He
has recently fitted his establishment all the latest
inventions OF every kind of machinery the whole which
Is propelled by steam and executes the work most ex
pedlttous and satisfactory Orders filed at as low
rates as by similar establishment in the State Sash
Pfmed and glazed packed and delivered at any depot in
the city, free of charge. -
Tobacconiss supplied on moderate terms with shanaa
and fixtures of all kinds Orders respectfully solicited
- JOHN L. HUBBARD,
Market, between Bank q Tabb SITS.
Inn
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&pa,inp' SALOON Just drop in this hot weather
choice r". on Fayetteville Street, and you will find
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW The Maine Liquor Law passed
both branches of the Connecticut Legislature on
Thursday last In the Senate the vote was IS to /.
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Carthage Institute.


SCHOOL WILL BE RE.OPENED IN THE MALE DE.
- partmen of this Institution the second Monday of
july and the session will close the last Friday No.
vember. -
Tuition, So, $40, $3.50 and 49, contingent fee of
fifty cents will be added.
boarding in private families and the hotels from 81
to IS per month";
1t is highly desirable that students intending to Join the
school be present at the opening of the session..
A Il. BLACK, Principal
Carthage, Moore Co., June a. 1854 - l0asI3w
MACS HEAD.-THES STEAMER SCHULTZ. CAPT
HALsEY will make regular trips to this celebrated wa
erng place the ensuing season. commencing Saturday.
the lst of July -
Leave Edcnon for Nag's Head on Saturdays and We'd
nesdays at ~ Returning, leave Nays Head for
Edenton on Mondays and Fridays at ~ a m. Leave
plymouth every Friday at a. M, touching Edentou for
Nays Head Returning leave Mays Head for Plymouth,
Head every Thursday and Sunday at a Returning
leave Nags Head Wednesday at TX a. n1 and Satur
day at p. m. for Nays Head. Passengers taking the
steamer Stag at Backwater Friday and Monday will
connect with tile Shulz
June 81, 1854. 1S3-
ERoN TABLES, PRICE rs CENTs.-A SUE
= full new work
Weight Tables of different lengths of round square and
fat bar iron, STEEL By Practical Mechanic This is
of the most useful works published for dealers and
workers in iron. So The calculations any
weighing the iron and STEEL For sale by
H. d. TURNER, N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh june 1854. Ga
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NEW SHOES BY EXPRESS.-A VERY LARGE
and late arrival of Shoes, from the Manufacturys
Philadelphia embracing Walking Shoes Slippers Bootees
CATERS H & r. S. TUCKER
June %, 1854. 81 63-
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THE undersigned will continue to carry the MER-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in it's various forms, aud respect
fully solicit continuance of the patronage literally
tended to the former firm.
]. SCHLOSS BRO.
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+ No. 5l5, I


Notice of Withdrawal.
OF President United
benrng date the both utmo issued on the anu
the request nearly all the representative
Missouri the lands in the following
townships of MISSOURI the
and Mississippi River railroad" have beer
Withdrawn from except valid cnption claims
until further orders, to wit;
In the district of lands subject TO sale at ST. Louis
NostA of the fh principal meridian
Townships % and 30, of range l.
North the base line and Of the ih principal neriaian
Townships 49, 20, 40, and Al, OF ranges and 2.
Townships 49, 80, 40, A. and AZ, of range j.
Townships a. 10, ~, and As, and
Townships 30, %, A. and 49, of range z.
Township 80 OF range g.
In the district of land subject 10 sale al JACKSON.
the Of the fin principal meridian.
Townships 80 81 3a 80, 81 %, SO, and 81 Of range L.
Townships 49, 49, 80 81 a. 3d. 3d. 49, 3D. aud 81, of range
Townships 49, 81, 3 36, and 81, Of
Townships 26, a. %, 30, 30, 81, 3D. 80, -, 49, 49, and 81
range4
Townships IS, &c. 49, %, 30 81 aa 49, 3D. as 49, aud 81
8 and @.
Townships a. 49, q, o. 49, 80, 81 "a and 49, range
Townships a. 2a 49, 49, of ranges g. q and TO-
Townships ~, 49, "a, 49, &c, 81 and 49, of H. 49, 10
md IA.
Townships 81, o. &c. 81, and 49, OF range IS.
Townships 23, a. as %, 81, and a. of range TO-
Townships %, 20, "a, 25, 49, %, of II.
Townships "a 81 &c. and 81 of range 1s.
North of The base line of the fifth principal meridian.
Townships 6 and 81 Of range L.
The above list includes withdraw
for other railroads. and offered for but which
all been inserted as they within tho reservation.
Given under Once,
Washington, this eighth day of June, Domin 1854.
BY order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-iawi3w Commissioner
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Gkha3' TnROUHH LINE TO THE WEST.
IL is G. - ga as1jlasz4li

railroad from Baltimore to Wheeling and
meeting h the large, and splendid steamers he
the Ohio and the stages to Zancsptic, &c.
expeditions being thoroughly completely
finishing great Tree Tunnel and the road being
travellers confidently
and fares The
the and character
Baltimore daily y. IN.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles, IL ~ hou
GLIDING all stoppages arriving there al day
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland, 70 mes and proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning r.
with trains the leave Washington
daily, meeting from Baltimore nj the Wash
junction, DIETER known the Relay HOusc miles from
Baltimore.
Al wheeling unrvalled Union
completed roue daily
with cars convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
Louisville, siases Nashville &C.,
the St. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by
ing further on. -
Passengers prefer Gin
parts the West
Wheeling Ohio Companys excellent
part National road GAINESVILLE &C land thence
by railroad
Passengers Welsvie by and
find this agreeable being
regular speedy Wheeling and from those
places.
no Baggage through Washington Wheeling
no charge 81 transfer Of passengers baggage.
BY through with the right lie
routel Washington Wheeling 80 50; Cincinnati, 81
Louisville Sl2
be of Mr. Parsons the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents OF the
WIN. PARKER,
May Il-dn General superintendent