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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
REAL ESTATE SALES
Hotal for Sale.


VNHE Furniture and LcASe known as the Monror,i
Wheeling, Va iOcIted ON Main street oIro,t ~
Wire Suspension bridge. This House ii n6yy A. lie
good business, aud The prospects Tor the liurc ar,
late Ina short time the Cleveland Extension T. Il
Ohio, and tnclnnau & Marietta railroads MI, II
their tcrmin al Hirkwood, and the travel WI .fr
cross immediately opposite this house, and il y,i
SaTtly do large proportion or this business t'5'
lie present proprietor is DESTROYS OF TCmnyiu.,
pose Of his business. ing ' q. ,
oe33 W. = CLlgg
Enrma mud Coal E.RmLa For Sn,,
fINHE undersigned offers Tor sale a valuable n
4 Guiding Coal tanks. ten miles below Wine 'u' 7
one mile bCUT wCgce Greek, containing 20 ace, aa
under good cultivation; large frame lyycIli,r e
stables and other Out houses, and two never iail,
OF good water OH one OF which there is an eyr.i' f
pump; fences all in good condition; also, tire,
bearing oice lrI.ii. The purchaser viii h,vr n l'
cEe O working CO acres nj coal land in which,
two veins Or fine IIal, vein Of SIX Ice, and ,,
tour CCt lie landing is suppOs oil 10 be tic bc,i N
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, beng GOOD lor b,,a,. ID
stage Of water. ''' ID. s.'
The above property will nc sold ON very l.yo-..
terms. Apply to GLEN /: 1 tErI " W /.
oClSl,ulW-WIM' On tie pl RMS. ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

CLEVELAND, Oct 9th, 1871
tNHnrdH me pleasure 10 state that the trial OF
lal 81 cCimens OF SpecaCes placed in nv hands by Mt
SOLOMON, find myself much relieved from defect W.
Son' and especially weakness OF the eyes. rom which
nav sucled Tor Tie last two years, whenever have
etCsed Them, even Tor short period OF time thnk
tey are oil an excellent quality and peculiar ~ adapted
such IuIpOscS. p ri R1JsT6 NJ n
Professor OF Physical Diagnose aud Theory and Practice
"l Medicine Med. Dep. W. K. College,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

JOHN y. ZIMMER. ROBERT IppUTsON
THINNER d. LBBOTSON,
MOULD respectfully Inform their friends, and the
w public generally, thai they have opened Grocery
room recently occupied by w e. Robertson vile re ii cy
Intend 10 keen full supply oil FRESH FAMILY GRO
CERl aud will take pleasure wing them out to
cuStomes s at The very lowest market rates.
They Will still carr on their S bakery, and arc
ready to fill tile orders OF all their old lTiends as well as
new ones, for all the different kinds OF Crackers and
hIeaus. sn19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

am happy In bearing my feeble testimony IN favor
MT SoIOnomS' Eye Glass think them superior to any
mat have tried The eyes 10 rest pleasantly an.
der their use. e. NcGnNK ~ n u"
Late Professor in Washington University, Baltimore
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FOR a SHORT TIMti ONLY

CPeCInCIes, &C., ground ON the CxnCG nrin.
NJ CIrc OF Spherical Accuracy, by q. SOLUnONS ne
celebrated optciam, from the Improved Spectacle Mau
factory ami London Optical rs establishment, No. Oj Ui
ago. "'" " ''''''
IT, SOlOmons, the sole Inventor the Improved Src.
tncles, nd various Improved G. ASSES, IL NOW OH n
cSsoIaI visit 10 this place, aud may consulted at his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
WIZ. a. BATCnEl OR's HAIR DYE

GREY. Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be .uti-
u aud natural brown or black without the injury
to Hair or Skin.
FtfTEEN MEDALS AND DrLoxAs have been ava rled to
Wm A. Bachelor since 1884, and ov,r 5000 applics-
tons have been made to the Hair of his patrons Of his
famous Dye P,eiudcc against Dying the lair and whis
kers UNJUST would be against lowering bald head
with wig.
VIZ. 4. EATcnEtuR's HAIR DYE produces color not
to be distinguished from nature and is warranted not to
niure in the least, however long it may be continued
Made sold applied Gin private rOoas) at the Wig
Factory, e33 Broadway, NY.
Sold mall cities ard towns OF the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers
GSThe Geruine has tile aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM a. BATCHELOR,
e33 Broadway, New York.
For sale who Iesae and retail by #
spls LiUGHLINS T. BUSHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

TO FIRST APRIL, 1856.
THAT large and cOmmodious Warehouse OIL Wafer
street, formerly occupied by Mr. j. b. KEYS deceased
asS Forwa' ding AVID commission house.
Possession given Immediately. rhe Office fixtures
viz Desk stove, carpet, &C., and Truck aud Scales viii
be disposed OF at fair rates ~
Apply to GORDON, MATTHEWS &. Co.
Sp22 Main street.
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MILWAUKEE,, July ., 1855

o,
Ma. SOLOMON Str;-I thtmk it ITO more than an
act OF Justice TO you well to the American com
muntty. 10 state that the Spectacles bought of you
suit me well find my sight much improved.
can see small print with them any lcusth o. time
without fatigue to my eyes. Should my SIGHT cou-
tnue TO improve by the OF them have Ito doubt
but shall be able 10 read without them in a short
time. Yours truly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
For Rent

C Solomon is in this city, and may be consult
ed at his office in the Union IIaII Main ST nvR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
". s, wooDslDE W. c. woOpslpE
w. S. WOODSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

N, Z. COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SIS.
baltimore.
~OUR Warehouse is lOcsIsd on one OF the tracks OF
the Baltimore ard Ohio Rilroad, By which expenses OF
dTayase on Censlgnments is avoided.
REFERENCES
{. {. Jameson, ESQ., Pres't Bank OF Baltimore.
r Gibson, Cashier a.
~ Spdgg Esq, a. Merchrs "
Tr emam Cross, Esq. CaSlr Com e Far bk Ralt.
MessIs. Hugh Jenkins d. Co, baltimore.
w. G. Harrison. Esq. % . .
Il. II L4lrobe, Esq, Chief Engineer e i O X
]. i. Ford Esq, Agent B & ORR Co, Wheeling.
MesSIs. FOrsyihs II Hopkins, 80
=. Brady, EsQ, Cashier, "
u Lamb, Esq, 90 '
Mai Philip Barry, Agent Il. &; o, X II. Company,
MOundsvIle, Va.
MeSsIS. JOhm wlary 4 Co, MOundsviIlc, Va.
W ~ q. Thompson,
a. NJ. Pollock N 90, Smfsll, ohio,
D L. COMverS, Esq. Cashr, GAINESVILLE Ohio.
= @ol = r snEis. FES ss =. F.t,mont Va
Messrs. 4. .. Jackson, AZ
seni5-Iy
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VESTINGS

Ed mus.
Slk velvet. silk. satin. merno and many other STYLES
aI OF winch do think little suneriSr IN n,yi
that can be found IN this market, and which AM nre
pare" 10 make 10 measure, IN superior styles
READY MADE CLOTHING
am now making up beautiIu assortment NJ c,o,I-
Is, ara VIII keep hereafter general stock of Ready
aHd common. "N"" u Hcu'uih
have also very beautiful stock Of Furnishing goods
Shirts. S' "ASii"" anu WINE
have the best assortment of silk and Satin Ties
SUCK always on hand. Also, cravas and COLA re-
any every other article usually kept in Merchant Tai
for cash. ~ "''' 9e'' Ne'E cheap
III Please give me a call
ONlo s. RICE
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no pEtIN.THRH,

We are prepared to furnish Printers with wad1's SUI
PertOr News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hand b
News Ink, hand press Dark RIne
news Ank, power press Light GSrecu.
sook INK: Dark & reen.
Fine Black. YcIIoIY
EXIFH RIme do. White.
Hed INK. Gold Size.
Extra Fine do. Vuruish
Light HsIne. &c sc &c
All Inks sold by be good; and i. found
not TO be so, be returned at our EXPENSE,
G5-Terms cash.
iul7 BEATTY 4 Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07
New Fall and Winter Goods
~ s; RI ELS,

HAVE recently returned ION New YORK. ,yh.r. =,
have supplied myself with most gorgeous Ht"cE n,
oTGs IN my line for cold weather, Consisting OF broad
cloths all colo and qualities beaver c0ils' Of sI,nc.
qnai ty' Tor making OverCOats. Faucy and plain cas-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

ROcMEsrER, January 18th. iS1l.
inc pest Recommendation can give f;asse, Of iI.
'O'OL'oH Is that use them myself aud prefer them.
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. u.
Professor OF Antony, University OF BuiIlo,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

"a U NEWHRE.
NB.-My wife has also obtained pair which bens is
her much as mine do me-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

NHw YORK June filh. lS0.
aHneu tlc principle on which they CONSTRUCTED, !
ave no hesitation IN lrOruuncins them superior any
WIN winch 0hacquatnled, and accordingly cuumOsI
GhecrlhIy recommend them TO ali who need liirialat
"hhmprON1nS their vision. GHAS. N, LEE NJ. u.
BufIaOanL BOwdOin College
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
IOn Sacks. 90 pounds each, oil hulIed Buckwheai
Flour from Baltimore, received by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

WHITE BEANS
Wanted, 500 bushel SINAI White Beans, by
nHk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

PHILADELPHIA. June IN. $50,
cordially concur, as lar my judgment goes, IN ne
oimnn Ol my friend aud colleague DR. Ice. in recu'e
10 te perfection c MI. STnmOns convex and oval sias
seS lO lar sigh edness The griudu: appears b. good
ana clear anu the general workmanship superior
JAMES BRYAN, ". y,
Professor Of Surgery, Geneva College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

COLuNEus, February IS y.
Having examined the speGhceS al Mr.. SOl"udnis, am
nly cohVCt that they OF superior quality iA'"
take pair for my own use, and find them uLusus ca
sy to The eyes. r. H. HOWARD
Professor of Surgery, Starring Medical College,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

pwe copy the following able communication on
the Bank Question from writer in the Richmond
Enquirer. 1t should be carefully read by those
interested IN the Banking system of Virginia:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

WMEELtxa, Oct. 9Th, tS5'
have tried for short time, pair spcctaC e lur-
n1&he9 ny Mr. g. solomon, aud take pleasure ia iestiyE
10 Ihe' good quality have also procured pa oicon
cave glasses for Mrs HOustOn which in their effects ATE
'''N''"' 1'" n. il. HOUSTON, NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

WOODEN SOCKS.
"A lot OF country knit Wooden Socks Just received at
nON5 W. d MOTTE &, BROS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

5-The H0ARHoUND BALSAM prepared by T. H.
Logan Co. an excellent cough remedy 1t relieves
hOarsemess, tsktness in The chest etc. in short time
Prce % cents.
nJPrerared and for sale by
T. H. LOGAN & CO.
ocSt bridge corner, Druggists.
HAMPToNs VEGETABLES rINCrURE.
As tOnic-seratiye and blood puriaer-ii is certainly
valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relieved by it aer years of suffer.
Ing. Read the testimony in another column
T. H. LOGAN & Co.
tOo3l Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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Uz-Choera having already ma de its appcaran nee in the
South and West it will be well for all to know that the
reliable preventive is DR.. HOstetters celebrated
Stomach Biers. These bitters taken before meals as
objections tic bottle. have proven their virtues
beyond doubt During the >ckly season last year in
Pittsburgh, well as here and elsewhere they were
found invaluable, and represented have done
for the sufferers, amer being with the cramps
than other medicine in MARKET hence The necess-
ty of gettinga supply in time.
For sale by drsissan dealers generally everywhere,
aud by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
oc35 LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

PITTSBURGH
IDnily Commercial Journal.
THE suhsc UPTON price Of this the largest daily sheet
published in Pittsburgh has been reduced TO FIvr Dol
LARS YE.R in advance. The Commercial Journal il
yehcls OF Commercial Political and General Nrrr hav-
ing varied Foreign aud Domestic correspondence with
strong editorial aud reportOral staff its teccranLic
reports arc ample and divers iKed. and mai ket e
ports made up from actual transactions compiled with
CaIe are alw vs. rela BILE. Ords pa per should
be accompanied by the price OF subscription.
ROET. NJ. RIDDLE. Editor and Publisher
Journal Buildings. 81 & SO Third ST.
nov0 div PITTSBURGH ,
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Hutcning's Dyspepsia

Price: so cents per bottle
Sold by THOMPSON 81 PA TrERSON,
now III, Main street
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WMGELNu, Oct. Slh 10
This is to certify that have examined SPcciaelrs
shown by G. Solomon, uHl have also used pair prese"
cd By him. find them very superior, and with pleasure
recommend them TO all those requiring the aid oil glasses
Ocl1 A. p. WHEELER, d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

FLOUR! FLOER FLOUR!
HE subscribers will have constantly on hand in the
iulue good 6TGMdsO OF family superfne Flour
!oT sac by the single barrel in larger quantities. to
WINCH Tue attention of the public respectfully invited
L Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-07

T eaf I'Obncco-eO hhds. Ola Kentucky Lea 1OCr'
nsl LOGAN, BAKER x Co.
oUDENS' Cumulative Basam for the Summer Com
II plaint ust reC'dhy ]. u. VOWEL.
augG Stsn OF Rel Mortar, - MOAroe ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
CITYiyp STiTEDEPiRTHENT.

City CouVcrL.-The Council net on >ataf-
day evening Gath Feb. l-55
Preseaf-3les.r.. oiey. President; Christian.
Jennings. Lauehorne. Davis, Curle. Crump-
ton and Doct Morris, u,m5srs.
7. Coppage. weigh master, made a quarterly
repor, If hay &c, ghed bg hin. which wa re-
cesed. and b.. account for - quarter salary
amounting 10 S-7.--c. Wa allowed a. werg Al
- tie following acc5anfs.-1he account 4 tie
uigff watch for last months services amounting
to L.. Gnrle & B1rnun's account Of SOL
John Thurman contingent account bal. % 81
-. Bran-ford Il Wat>nu's account for coal -.
II. A. Christians account of $3.50 for coal; 4.
Ionpkus' account Of >2u.-7 for Books; II Grey
I.atham'- claims OF -6J vaccine agent a.
synod 70 ". Z. Holly; Chas. II. Lynch order
fr tso quarters rent # Circuit Court ofiiee >l9'
assigned t. Holly, and ordered Il 5e paid.
Wm. II. N5sby Wa allowed 70 have auction
license FIR one year from = jim. aud W co.. J..
Leckie II ave auction license from i 10 Jan y.
who seYeraIiy rftercd bonds with security. Which
wefe approved. a. was also m bond It Nr-st,.
Akers i DiIarl q. aactianeer-. approved.
Daniel /. WarwicN'- application 10 Dee rriiete1.
aeaia.. small City & r Road tax was granted
bong improperly assessed.
\. fempkiu- lrea- reported hat the zai=
.eetor lad within tie lat mouth paid mt" ise
treasury. Il the city tax proper >3I3lHI - tde
RaII lad tax SELL. and II tie "...,- 'az
So y making iufhe aggregate it-'.i' -.
j resolution va- Pa-.ei rsga.ItaE tue ''.."s'af
+ nave hi- Bank BOOK i depa.i.. - taAr- resa-
ltgIy seitl-d o. to tbe "a AMI exhibited - IL
Council at caeh regular neathly meeting
On motion ot Nr. 0teV. tn sum Of -bb W.
ordered 10 be placed IN III hands of y. II. Arm-
i,fead' i. b. Rocker, J. B. Lee and j. h"...n,.
to be appropriated to tie wants at Tie poor IA
deent Of this city.
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Br.sikiyn. the testimony tor the people i very
-..#Hg agaiu.. the prisoner, and Il clearly shows,
that the lfi-h we're the sggressor-
A. / sfite. the snow Il falling IN enormous
dBke- aud ihere is ign Of another instaiment
4 the NV bath and -,ish. through which We
have recently Houndered
a Calico Bal. " f,r the benef; of the poor. IS
"a came IF at Montague HALL Brooklyn, next
Monday. It expected to be an immense affair
Iieke,- FIR gentleman and tao ladies 80, and
gro drs god. thrown in.
Tie Nv steam fir engine. latelY exhibited in
the Park vii. II J. said he introduced into our
ar# department. II j. a most efficient machine
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ColD.-1he Thermometer stood Yesterday
morning at l5J- below zaro-indicatinc It, in.
tense cold as we have had for IA number Of years.
NV PoSr OFFICE Tie Pos master General
has established new Po.t-of ice called Nebraska,
in Appomattox county. Sauuel D. McDearman
postmaster. Ihi, office Is located five miles est
Of Evergreen aud nine miles west from Concord
Immediately on the line 81 tie south Side rail
road Thirty five families will thereby receive
regular daily mail facilities eaeh way.
LARGE RonnrnY.-We lean from the Rocking.
ham Register, ,hat Mr.. Thomas Kirkpatrick. Of
that county, robbed of 800, in Alexandria
last Thursday night week while passing through
one Of the principal streets Of the city.
SEARotRp AND ROANOKE RAILROAD lie
stockholders of this company held their annual
meeting in Portsmouth on the "2d inst. Dr.
Wm. Collins wa, unanimously rel, ctod Pre,i.
dent. and Messr-. VI. Robinson, VI. " Fall
Samuel N. Wilson, \ Joyner; I. Ta ylor and !.
VI. Smith Directors IazeNeil lay Tor wa, clee-
ted attorney for the company, and Hammond
Whitney resigned the otlice Of treas 1rer to take
effect on the Ist ofJolv.
ARrEsIAN WElI.-Nistors Of the University IF
Virginia having failed to contract for supply Of
water for the University at the sum to which
they were limited (S200o0,) have now under con-
sderaton the practicability of digging an Arte-
sian Well, from which to supply the demand for
water.
SENTENCED. Tusing, charged with steal
ing goods, was tried in Woodstock, lately,& sen
fenced to five years imprisonment in the penten-
tiarv
NOVEL MARRIAGE CEREAoNY.-A correspon-
dent of the Staunton Spectator states that the
Rev. VI. Brown, Of Bath county, married a cou-
pie few days since across a ryer-that i, the
parson was on one side, and the bridegroom and
his duleinea on the other. This mode wa, re-
sorted to on account of the water being impassa.
BILE. The license was thrown across the stream
by the bridegroom, bywrapping it tightly around
a stone.
ALEXANDER GALT.-This distinguished Young
American artist is now in Washington ON his
way TO Italy.
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The Veto Power


By the President Of an over-sppropriation IF
time aud space to the discussion = the true i'm
port and proper use Of that power. I-euters into
the very essence Of our system Of government
that there should be correc; understauain. a. t.
the extent to which the people have consented u
part with any portion Of their natural right. and
liberties--to what departments Of government
they have confded separate powers and how
far, and when the authority thus delegated nav
be employed without infringing the srhele- of
the other departments. or encroaching iron the
rights they have reserved TO themselves.
Usurpation is generally silent aud steaitby.
Power i. ever stealing from tie maHy II the
few"-aDd eternal vigilance T. The price Il lib
erty" A government may b. reTuiutiouized
aud people enslared. well by the gradual and
unseen invasion Of power, by sudden and
VOL at coEy-d-etat. such /. the craving for il,
that no sacrifice Of principle OF Of public good j.
too great to obstrnct IL acquisition. The live.
and fortunes of millions, the hopes and aspra.
tons Of centuries have been crushed. hY wicked
men, into its solid aud over-hadowng structure,
TIL it has stood ike pyramid IL apex
throne, and ite base grinding the throng into the
dust
We have already adYeried 10 the fear which
were entertained BY some # the wisest and best
Of our early statesmen. that there wa too laree
lodgmeut Of power in the Administrative De-
partner. Of our Government and that, without
contemplating abuse. aud assumptions That
evil, If It exist, cannot NV correct. but We
may PREVENT the greater one- If allowing that
Department to arragafe - itself privilege and
functions Iieypr DELEGATED 10 detraet from the
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s prin 8 S ales. 1855
4. MORRIS.

\. MORRIS.
kICH ND }IKGIStA.
PUBLISHER AND WHOLESALE
EtcaleGIn
Books Paper Stationery and Piano-Fortes
NCULD r,i thu att"iion 81 County pealer.
W visiting te Gliy T. make lhe Spure rurs -.
- m,ltsc and general sortinn. Gooi. ape raa-
ng l." a. trade, winch viii sold p,un tie nn>t rea.
<a,a L. turns.
WorcesteIs Piano Fortes and Princes Mslo-
deems
NJ i sole seff tie ,air of the ab We r,la m.
i.d In,trumcui- MI nntIvallrl an uu.ufra,set
and I'D at noi-lti.. r ir,..
Y gencr as-p'rn..at e Mu icul last u.nent. aud
Al.irrI Mercia-dl,e
Having BlNDtnA attached to hi. Book E.tabli-h.
ment he l. propar,'t n,.aetarft IT, to ORDER e,rfv
description of'bahN Book. aud Bind ny in
every vur"iy 81 -iNle
~ Al ordrr- irom the county will neet PROMPT at.
trntion and b" executed fnLf5y u, if the purchasers
we're personally present A. NORRIS
'e2' 10 81 N1n .,t,s.t.
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70 2, il RRDTGfIS Sf4AFFR < 20
aracr,b.g aer-ta..,
NEW CONCERN unaer.isaei will con

= iitur Tie GEacatY 'G>jness ~ a.. sard. f,-r
doa' below P.aa.el'- Warehouse. WHORE he ntea3-
b"eIiug g.ne -rar, of ever ariel in HI. i'm.
coyt L,7ter; al NauI be gll t., zee hi, Cd cus;o
ana the bic seasraay
f27.dIy WN A. b. WAIDE0P
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ALEXANDER GALr.-'Ihis distinguished young
American artist is now in Washington ON hi.
way to Italy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

LARGE ROBBERY. Ne learn from the Rocking
ham Register, ,hat Mr.. Thomas kirkpatrick, oI
that county, was robbed Of 800, in Alexandria
last Thursday night week while passing through
one Of the principal streets Of the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

SENTENCED. Levi Tusng charged with steal
ing goods, was tried in Woodstock, lately,& sen
fenced to five years imprisonment in the penten
tiarv.
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d en- a 0pertisem ems
LOUIS GRANDPRE,
Notary Public and AuctIoneer.
Office at the Mayors Office,
Laurel Street, Baton Roue, La.

NOTICE..
In the matter of the Succession Rich
ARD H. BURNETT. dec'd.-[l23, Pro-
bate" Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. La.
WHEREAS, WILLIAM L. BURNETT, of
W said Parish. Administrator of the Es-
tate Of RICHARD H. BURNETT, late of .aid
Parish, decd, has filed in the Office Of the
undersigned Clerk of said Court. provi-
sional account of his administration upon
said estate.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice,
WHY the said account should not BIZ ap-
proved, honologated and made the Judg-
ment of said Court M. MORENO.
June 18th, 1855. Clerk