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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

Chinese Iinimont,

utttS superior PREPARATION Is presented to the AmerI-
can public With The gteatest c0hiideEee thai Us Ell.
Client curative qualities excel any other known Lnlmknt,
lie action Is eeln, sale and uniiora fs lug In no Gaze
where an external application Is appropriate III WHO
have tried Il rsEatd II as nbs III tho following dis
ezra; rheumatism SpTaps, bruises, sWeled limbs weak
Joints, white swelling pains In the back, hips siies, the
breast face, or any Oh,T a,i OF The body. lsaNeY'
cellent remedy In bruises clds cuts, elc. Tho useful.
eSS ofils esllmllle eEcclleompouui Is by IN usAEs
confined to Tho human SPECIES, but Is equally eflsaulols
whcleSet APPLIED TO cue dseatcS or the aSolle d0Rcs
lie aLinll The horse, Among Tie many diseases an scti
dents OteulTnR 10 the ote, for which, Is the most GER
tain eute, may be named tie IoUws yit, cuts, bruises,
spIAnS IN tie shoulders Chaps, scratches. cracked te,
sweeney. $pc ratOr johns, etc. For lGllher raTltu.
lars see directions on bottles,
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I'AKE NOTtCI$

Many aud Just objections made 10 al tho ordinary
aud the uNsIstiy status UEon s upon the sk, 4 won
del ful ct Which las been verified 10 tie establishment OF
tie mos profound chemists, d Tie delight OF faSdOus
ecs, Il lie mot hsSItIO cosmetic aud SSTeesble Ter.
ne. To any Palt 81 ic skin 10 which II Mly be applied
lmpats rosy alh Rtnlal l0w which lasts for ii1ny
stead Of lie esse ard s.led apIraaHee Which Is
common result oil alnO a Other articles used for that
purpose. ileEs, elely ladys toilet Is supplied Whit
who knows lis excellent qualities Ia this aspect 10 Tral
lie lis Sgeelbc odOr you need but oPeone bottle aud rs
tor y0ultelt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

Drl1a otM0Lp Llbr.-Slp. BIlsaOelh Young,
pssd % yeasltBs Oldest member Of The Methodist
Episcopal Clutch In tho Valley Of Virginia, died
Al Pott Republic, Rockingham, on The 9OthDlt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

Rb,. Observation-Disclosures announce that Mr., Rp-
w,np SoSrox is candidate fot The office Of Justice Of
The Peace, vacated by The death Of myd Richards ls
On ~ National Road, midway between Wheel
tasand tnAi.pha Is one which SIIl thibs him to DIS
sS,ls M duties Of he oltt with great ellty,a 10
wtN IN other respects Tho t4tlshslOnot Tho
W" "rti S'''s' .jv5s rRopLH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

GRASARirs OF rnE WEsr..-If The recetns
should continue as heavy as they ute OF present
until lhe close Of the season, the year with US will
Prove one Of the most remarkable, in a CONNER.
rial point Of view, eret known. Wheat, corn,
oats, I'VE and flour afe largely over last years re.
ceirts for the sane time, aud Tie amounts coming
ftr%urd appear 10 be- incteavlns every duy, The
Upper Mississippi, Which usually sends ont larger
supplies OF gfan than Illinois, this season falls nt
behind her nggresate Of shipments Should that
section give anything Ike Tue supplies heretofote
received, We have no hesitation IL stating that the
grain business OF this matket win show, al The
close, an increase Of at leaSt 26 per cent over The
operations Of any preceding year. The coallari.
tive paucty Of receipts ftom Tho Upper NlissIssin.
ri Is attributed BY many 10 low waters and hugh
irelghts-by Others toa scany surplus, We hear
II stoted however, bys me oil those who ore Ia
constant communication with The ttaletS al prom.
inent points, thai large lots Of grain ATE ready for
shipment, awaiting only fall opportunities for
transportation.
Ills somewhat singular that with these libernl
supplies, aud fnir prospect for their continuance,
That prices should be al tie figures which Cur mat.
Eet reports exhibit. Wheat, corn and oals are
nearly at twice the sum they commanded one year
$685. Louis RpH5.
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sr5A}rH Hnl d ITO N,
AMnpiIidIAN TfoKHT,

Jlst, Plrtt, 6itsos b. CSisHtRy and ytous ps4sr
ara Candidates tor lie ttOut Oh natss rom ohpeepn'
H. Ttty ate GOOD men AMI ,ns and will be sarpofIsa
bylke ,. q n,o.,p
myit AAsES"s ,rNVEN"'
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FINN tic KnIsherhaeksr Ior MAJ,

FtDm tic kEeheTbOekeT lOT May,
lleatl gOOdstVtY Inst nist UveTa glass OF good
hook (the wine that 'Olh SPEAKER Ui The Nh.
hawk Valley, had queer notions Of II tealem.
bct yOu tishIIyl
Il was stopping last summer sail our host, lot
Cape hldy. Asnsual, was at tlaTwUud's, and Of
course my wife WAS with tie.
about Two u clock me mutnng was awaken.
Ell 10y rtrilc tap tom my better hnlf, For gra.
CiOus sake she wlhSpeled, ii you want to laugh,
just listen 10 that gentleman aud his wife hunting
mouse III tue neat loom.
'Ea.ic.atrn murnuted, half awake.
Nov, do just wake up! 10 muno@, when |
tell the story, you'll be sony that you wash q.
wake ~ the reality
''rhus adjUfctl, | woke Up in right earnest, loo
loe 10 hear any Of the mouse hun; hut just III time
10 heut The neal LOOt open, AMI liltr, qaayering
dandy yUice, (Which at once hcOsuiSrd as that
Of PInke!l call Uul to some distant night waket
Wai.law!-l .iaH- wAlTGwn
I'M nncWatN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

W hlGll'NlHlls- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANi
fFhul'S me, sir,' rrOwIed deep voice.
watch nalI, come here diwecSy! Wv'fe in
ewnLe twubbIeI There's MOrsI in this aplwnlcnt,
and II nibbles awoumi in the most distwackted
manner. SpOketo Mr. HAYWOOD about il, aud he
pwomsed 10 have the mouse wemoved, but lie
hasn't tlone il. Aw think II rtFy uahandsume
conduct Of Mf. HAYWOOD 10 allow tho nUtSs 10
wemnin, after promising that it sIOnld be weHU.
yetl. Walchman Mis-. Pwinkney Is ye%y aPpreD.
sIve Of mice. Can't sou come in aud catch lie
Cweatnrer
"ftad n6t, siL IT'S ton late, and should 10
sure 10 wake up some Goatdets uS hvhln't like it,
'tlow wilickuIOusi Well IA long pauSe.l-
Watchman, couldn't you step down 10 the 6af.
wO0m md get come cNtcEFT3 and cheese, and thtiet
The animal out into The tntbyH
"a brief mark ton Tie wstClman thai the
bat was closed, sent Nj. Pinkty back into his
mouse Mounted LOmtoty. Fortunately The 'cwea.
TUE ceased lis RibbIiNg, and dead calnI sOUn
teignel Ovet that portion Of friend llntwoUdS cot.
tage' known as tlIe New Building
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WHAT HAVE THE ALLIES ACCOMPLISHED

The London journals the Times and Chronicle in par
cuar have gone considerably out of their way in order
bring the press and people of the United States to task
for the sympathetic feeling which, it is alleged they have
manifested for the Russian during the pending
in the East We suspect that this spirit of querulousnes
the part of transatlantic neghbors is in no slight
degree owing the total Of which has hit
erto attended the really heroic efforts of the expedition
the Crimca for Notwithstanding the silly and transpa-
rently false boasts in the French Emperors speech
of the objects contemplated by the allied generals and their
respective governments has yet been realized although
blood and treasure have flown with prodgality of
waste hitherto unknown in the annals Of Nations,
like individuals are not exempt from misortunes and dis
appointments but when these misortunes and dsappoint
ments have been predicted with remarkable accuracy by
the newspaper press of country separated from the
Of action by thousands of miles natural that the losing
party, in the first blush of impoten passion should
confound prophecy with sympathy. We do not to
say tha, the people Of the United States COOKERS
while battle after battle fought before the walls Of
sebastopo Far from il While the struggle was between
the greatest military power of Europe and conssedy the
weakest the sympathes Of citizens with the
Turk But France and England intersred not
from The generous impulse TO proect the weak and the
oppressed but for their selfish puposesor terrific
rial and sommesciai aggrandizementfor the muchalked
OF AMI ltte-undcrs,ood baanoe Of powerand for the
object OF huHbiing nc pride Of Rsssapublc sentiment
and public feeling in this country changed with marvellous
celebrity.
II u in egotstca spirit founded in the silly desire
TO to ourselves more wisdom and foresight than
neighbor that we would recall the attention Of
our readers to the series Of articles which have APP
pcared In the editorial columns Of the Union in regard
to the probable issue Of The military operations before Sc
bastopol They written when France and England
rejoicing their the Alma and when
the tone Of several leading English journals towards the
United States Of that and bravdong character
which overwhelming victory might possibly excuse
but justify BY many, at FIRST predictions
regarded exrsyagan and the expression Of wishes
rather than Of expectations but the result thus far has
not only proved their ruthulnes but the real condition
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THE DAILY UNION

q things in the Cre the present hopes and future pros
poets Of the allied armyas revealed by the English
ministerial organsis far desperate than
tcipated To show that do not the case
invite the attention Of the reader TO the following hunaa-
ting confessions which appear in leading article of the
London Times the The goth December last:
How is il that with the most practical science and the
best in the world, neither In the
battle Of nkermann made the bodies Of guards do
the duties Of earhworks, and all this time rot
ting by hundreds for want OF lev shloads Of food
clothing, and housing. Nay, the shipoads there
only few days sail oh but there not the head to them
up proper place and time. The British Tantaus in the
Cmes has all the neeessaes and comforts Of life within
sight and reach but permitted to grasp and enjoy
them The Russianssers brutes sayages,
toned think them and borrower they VIGOROUSLY
in all arts and sciencebeat every They have
dominated with their artillery and oyerreached in
earhworks They armies in lack of raw
and according the testimony of all the prisoners have
uay made better Of their steam transports than
have.
Whatever may be pretended home ii is certain
whole regiments arrived in the Crimea without single
Mimic usket and other regiments with only small portion
armed. We trusting not TO science, but
There is this difference however, between mechanism and
that the former iron, tough wood EARTH
the latter of flesh and blood Accordingly the latter
much faster than the former and all can be said
Of the is that they have been excellent longer
exist The guards certainly magnificent soldiers Had
they been earth they could have been repaired night
but being they could only be buried
pital.
All this doubtless, is according to rule 1t was so in
the peninsular The Duke of Wellington was always
complaining in his letters and therefore the evils he
plains of inevitable to all and utterly ncurabe
Had 1t been the Duke would have complained No
body knew the difference well between carried into
the interior Of country aud upon and within
the reach Of navy. Therefore, he left in office memo
randum for the guidance Of Indian authorities warning
them to send army far from the navigabe
stream We have the position he has much desired
and make of any than do of the
of the nineteenth century,"
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DEATH OF uoS. ]. ). HARBOUR

The sudden death OF the Hon. s Barbour, at his resi-
dence in Cupeper county Virginia Friday last win
occasion general grief Mr. Barbour a historical man
Varied learning, fine writer profound lawyer and an
eloquent orator he was for long period conspicuous
character the public stage lie represented his district
in Congress for many years and had always great influence
in politics Two weeks ago received letter from him
a Of sound thoughts eloqueny expressed breathing
tho most eryent patriotism. Now he sleeps Ia death
The Richmond Enquirer thus notices the death Of the
Hon John s. Barbour
We have to announce the distressing intelligence Of the
death Of John s. Barbour, esq Of Culpepsr county he
died the 18th instant after short but attack
pneumonia.
Mr.. Barbour one Of the distinguished citizens
OF Virginia He successfully member Of the euisla
OF the State, Of the constitutional convention Of
and Of the House OF Representatives in the federal Congress
In every sphere he exhibited powers Of intellect
OF conspicuous large and liberal culture easy
and graceful eiosuon he exceed an orator by
any public man Of his day
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ASSAULTS UPON GEORGE WASHINGTON AND
OTHER AMERICAN pRESInENTS

Every citizen who has been elevated TO the presidency
aud especially every democrat has been subjected to con-
tinued and undiscrimuatng SANDER but exactly in pro-
portion Chief Magistrate has been assailed may we
estimate the of pentence that has ultimately been
volunteered by bis belerg Their asehood are soon for
soe the objects Of their hatred become the more en-
deared to postery time rolls but ne slqadrers Sc
eurs for msseres Immortal ataay The illustrious John
Marshall in the second volume Of his work on Washing
ton refers to the in which the saviour Of his
try was raduced by the abandoned politicians and presses
Of his day These prstches did hesats 10 charge at
Washington had drarn money from, the treasury for rf-
rate use, in pioiatoa Of iact Mr. Marshall saysl
lila military and his political character was attack
cd with equal violence, and it ayerred that he was
totally destitute Of merit either soldier or states
nan. The calumnes with which he was assaied we're
not confined to his public conduct; even his qualities
the subjects OF detraction Tha he lcd RIO
lated the eoa<lssos negotiating treaty slouf ii. re
ross adrics Of tke Senate, and in embracing within that
treaty subjects belonging exclusively the legislature was
openly maintained, for rhics ineacApseaf publicly
ag9ssse and that he bad drawn from treasury for his
private than the salary nexed to his Office A.
srted without blush. This last allegation said TO be
supported By extracts from the treasury accounts which had
been laid before the legislature and maintained with
! 'he most pcrseverinG eHrontery."
In letter to Mr.. jefferson, Gen. Washington himself
W tt',eS cihf ReSt
10 this may add, and very truly, that until the last
20. cr two had conception that parties would
Ooa, go the lengths have been witness to- did be-
'e until lately that within the bounds OF probabil
uv-hardly within thosc Of possibity-that, while
sing my utmost exertions establish national character
our OVID, independent far obligations and justice
d permit every nation o. the earth, and wished BY
erng steady course to preserve this country from the
rors Of desolang war should BE- accused OF being the
q one nation, and subject TO the influence Of another
w. . Prore g. tiat srsryae Of ny adasisafoa ,coaid be
Ared, and tAe grossc and ,s.i,oss msreyre.en,a
~ Asm ~ode, ~ g'riag side Only Of sr6ec and
~ 10, " 'aeA exaggerated asd Indecent eonid
'ors'g y applied Nero, ao,orioas asjaslssr or
Ro cosaoS PIcxrocxETF
nov these Infamous attacks affected General Washing
Mr. Jefferson explains in Of his letters 10 Mr. Mad
'on in 1893,
me President not well Little lingering fevers have
hanging about him for week ten days, and affected
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SPEECH OF HON. L. NJ. KEITT.

The argument Of Mr. Ket the accomplished young rep
reaenauye from South CAROLINA on the subject of the
secret order it, prescriptions and its objects copied into
this mornings Caoa, will be read with pleasure and profit
In all parts OF the country There Is noticeable freshness
and boidness in this fine effort which, added to the
facts and points of the speaker will render it worthy
general circulation We do not of course speak of all of
Mr. ketts views to approve them but of the high tone
and strong reasoning of his speech much cannot
said
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Senator Side was called unexpectedly home the earl
part of last week. but learn will be in his seat again
in the course OF few days.
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MINISTER TO SPAIN.

We understand that the President sent to the Senate on
yesterday the name of Hon. John Breckenridge min
lister SPAIN succeed Mr. SouIe who has rendered his
resignation. appointment could have been made which
would be more satisfactory to the country.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

MONDAY, JANUARY Is 1855.
No, a. Peter Burchs, appellant Stewart G. March
q al The argument Of this was commenced by Mr.
Glet for the appellant, and continued by Hon. D.
wsshburne for the appellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock
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ny >. &. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.


DAINSTRAToRS' SALE order of the Orphans Of
negroes, hogs, wheat piovcnde arm
ing utensils nrnitns AZ Monday The a9h jam
residence Of John Bsreton deceased, the old road
Badsnsnu miles northeast Of Washngton and k mile from
Badenshuy a. IL O'Clock. all the personal effects of the de
ceased. We snumcrate, part
valuable servants and women slaves for life
~ head Of nnc horses ~ hesd Of CATTLE large lot Of hogs
70 barrels OF corn, wheat and oats In the straw
Hay la stacks, corn, fodder, sFsw, shucks, &C.
Rosd AAd market wagons and gear
Pioughs and harOWs
Family carriage and buggy and harness
Wheat drill culrvatos cutting bo1es
Hot-bod SASH with largo lot Of farming
Also large lot Of household and kitchen furniture.
Terms sale: All under 995 S23 credit Of
and - months, for In all credit satisfactorily
dorsed, beaving interest from day OF sale.
BY order of the administrators
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan lid Auctionsers.
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GEoEGiss-The supreme court Of Georgia has decided
that the justices Of inferior hold the land
court or issue land warrants
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DIED,
morning. the 18th instant, JOHN ri. EVANS,
BssJAsy Esass, IN the 1th " his age.
The friends and relatives family
funeral oday nesday} O'Clock, his hsr's
dspce ith street. between u aud streets.
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nv Count hip ard Hs cons~qwsncssg " Henry wkon.
vi The History Poetry q Finger Rings by Charles Edwards
World Z Workshop BY K~bsns.
The New Congressional Directory. -
sales TAYLOR a MAURYs
Jan 10 bookstore, 2sh street
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,

BY and Nth tie adrice aud consent ef he Senate
Henry p Whallon, collector of the customs for the dis
,rict Of Dunkirk, in the State of lew York
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TEN DAYS only appropriated for the OF silk
goods, with tho below naedWe Offer
rs stock OF rich drsss siks u pme cost for cash only
We wish distinctly include black
silks marcslinss sans, and light silks dresses
those extremely low also when the cash paid
at the time Of purchase will charged
Our stock embraces eoice fancy and plain ycs silks
the considered the opportunity
that will be ladies' supplying themselves.
Our entire stock OF sha coaks mernos and mo1ssenes
prices largely reduced
b aided pure goods
other styles Of dry goods adapted for general family consumption
complete In al departments.
Mourning goods, cloths, vestngr fun
hand throughout the year
strangers and Others who may where
gains cordially
examine our stock, IL hut qualification.
a Ono pnca only asked, and less will taken.
Good articles prices fair dealing relied all
Delays in settling bills expected
PERRY * BROTHER,
% Central Stores" building, opposite
Jan lI--di0uf Centre Market.
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kshsfTvnE FOh SALE sen,ls,aaa ~i,b ! hsad.oos-
" FURNISHED house dispose ~ furniture prVHie
sale IA tho house which occupied By bm The furniture
all nsv, a tbs As~t quality aud everything eoapsed ~ ~
house Handsomely The nrna"fe
black nd II upho bfocstsils -,
Of VII " ershied ~
with farninure, kiehent Pa,,g,
q house, NJ he desires snd 10 "1's'N" ' -
the city Payment made essy. - -. :. A., a &C.,
Addre. Hubbard through me ely post once !" - " Ssne's
Land once.
Jan s-du
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A CARD TO THE PuBLic.-Having retired from the un'.
Der business would inform friends and The citizens o.
Wasinson that have resumed the easne business the old
stand OF Davis Garrett returning thanks
my shop any time, jackson nsy,
prepared build and do job
able terms, and the shortest notice.
Having engaged business years
that give satisfaction all who their patronage
Dec M-com GEO. W. GARRETT
TEA, TEA, EA The Canton Tea Company No Sio Sew
outh three below Odd Fellows Hail,
y hand The largest
city.
All bought this establishment they
do suit ~ returned and the will be refunded
Fine black hitherto dfcut well
those Of inferior grades, be obtained
Ofgrcen have tho best In the city.
Our prices xaom and from k cents 10 ~ SB per
pound
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE
Rio, LsSuyrs, Maracaibo, and Java.
. %
this grad without additional
Goods delivered of the city, amy orders
will be punctuaily attended 10.
The attention Of dealers and housekespers . invited
Samples u ten may be had on application.
HALL q HBNNIsc
Jan lo--eoH
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eet be Is covered with hair OF jet black hue Whoever
may wish 10 this strange specimen OF human nature
can crafty their curiosity BY calling az INV house in the
eastern part of Wsldoboro near the Trowbridge Tavern
give these facts 10 the public II there Is any one
who can account for this wonderful phenomenon
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MRS bLooss-The celebrated Mrs Boomer appeared in
fa costume and delivered lecture for the benefit Of the
temperance league at Cincinnati last Saturday.
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kAc ~ brsdgs street, Hsovgsfoas, ID. CO
myself opporssniy my sincere thanks 10
constant ard generous public patron
dssfag e list which has stimulated
ions 70 snassvo % pss.s them TO tins, end
prepared unsurpassed n quality
o. pound and eis cakss, tso quite $500 WORTHY wen
usual supply u cAsdss and confsc Also siy
lsRcy articles, nc.
deem aAnecsssasy rAhs psdses, bai ~ my
self with sUstainins my present reputation.
balls psrea, Ac, attended elegant style
Dec D-SORw A. l.. Army
LON "a LE.From forty Any good land csB
advantages b divided iso portion %
good WOOD iand ssd su4nG zach II y beautiful
scs os couni.y reAsncs, naskst fou s from
Ashnssoa city VIII be ssd suit e ughtness
ths 1askst
Apply 70 M subscstsr. Tsnnaliyscwp, &c,
Jan 9-sof3w'- CHARLES n. BELT
John H. nUTnAAHS. lmpertsr and Dealer In Wine
bssdy, cigars, BE-, fcnasylvssia
~ and ID sssse sscsved
above Consisting IN part Of
Ghessy grases Chaopsans In ausr
and ptnn, different bsnsds
A great variety AZ asssx wine, Of sparkling.
Also Pessy sparkling red ptcss fr'u
- 80 dcxss the highest osder.
And knds @ wine
Asn very superior cognae pale and DARK scbsdan En "a
nssics nne ord whisAey, IRISH crs, and Havana
cigsss.
bee o-7awew
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Fossm REaArSs-The Rsvenswood Chronicle Of jackson
county, Va says: A grinder Of dimensions
partly petrihed il in Office was found in The
bed Of Little Sandy Greek. It weighs three pounds nine
Bones entirely petrihed Of extraordinary size
have been found near the same place
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The .. s PSxssYLvAsIA-The Norfolk Argus states
that this immense vessel is being deprived Of her masts
preparatory TO having spacious roof built entirely over
her decks This win desrac much from the noble appear
anoe of the great ship and regret the necessity OF the
mutilation