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. ssn,ia rsnnrt No. leI. l,L lsas. 92d Con.
PROM the N. Y. Jouroa
NICARAGUA.

Though the accounts from Nicaragua somewhat con
tr.dcory the balance evidence Is against the probability
that Con Walker will long be able 10 maintain his usurped
dominion Private letters state that bis money and credit
are both exhausted that pryaon, disease and want are
fast thinning his ranks that those who have allowed
themselves be duped by his representations and prom
ses and who have quilted their homes and honest cangs
hoping to acquire fame and fortune under his standard
are fast discovering their error and would gladly escap
from their thradom.
Tho letters further assert that impaenes Of the depoc
rule of Walker and his accomplice Rvas Is not confined to
Nicaragua but is very generally felt by the government
and inhabitants Of the bordering States The recent de-
cree relative to the Transit Company and the seizure OF
their property is stated 10 be desperate attempt on the
part Of Walker to obtain money maintain bimsc that 10
bat one OF seres of awess contrivances to which be Is
reduced to ,ave himserom desttuton to check the de-
sertion and calm the dayincreasng discomfort and DIS
gust of his associates and hus avert or postpone the ruin
with which he Ia threatened However he may sncceed
for time in wsrding of the fatal blow, there good rea
son to believe that it cannot bo long delayed ana mat h
fight or death may be looked for within short period
There il no doubt that league has been formed by several
of the States Of Central America to overthrow walker and
bs fooyera and re-establish the former government
in Nicaragua II Is also averred that he has utterly aied
to make himself popular with the native population OF
Nicaragua that all bis overurea to the neghborng states
have been rejected that government has wisely refused
To acknowledge him in any way that ho and his sdhe
rent. are looked upon ia Europe as gnng Of lawes'
marauders and that even among those whom spirit Of
adventure hope of gain and want Of or distasts for
honest employment home have induced to join their
fortunes to his there Is widespread discussion and strife
which may any moment break into open rsvolt and
TINS deprive him OF the only support upon which he can
rely to maintain himself and his administration
wARspa TO FAST You've FS.--A caution TO fancy and
fast young ia presented in recent case 10 Boston
young and well-dressed man, named Daniel oonnors
was charged with being idle and dssouts person vs
iting houses Of lane aud bsr-roos and sentenced
TO six months in tue House Of Correction he appealed
and ordered to give oa ia $3.50 70 prosecute Dis ~
peal in default Of which be was Committed 70 Ja naF
ney Williams alias John Walsh on simnar csarge y
osired the same pcntesee, hat vas allowed loFyssn
hourE 10 lsaYe the city, ~. #rs. ...a am
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United states Mail.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
ar #.# .a# March 8, 1885,
pkoPOsAS for conveying United States from
tue lsi day al Ju 1850, 10 the 3J day June, 1859 inclusive
Ia The State Of Norm Carona, Jay,
20 the 10Th OF june 1885, Inclusive, the of Tenn. ~
received a. The Contract oace OF the Pos, Once Department.
the city NJ Washington until Wednesday April 1856
at 5, p m, 30 be decided by the 7th May iollowmg)
NORTH CAROLINA. " "a
osoS From Arhevie, by sulphur Springs, Hommeny Creek
Pseon River Forks OF Pigeon WayBesvite, Peru seos
Creek, franklin, skencb, fennesses River quone
Tennessee, vaieyiown, and Tonaila, hufphy, tlaeH
miles And back twice week. In two horse coaches.
Leave Albeyii,e MONDAY aud Thursday m,
Arrive az Murphy next days by l2
Leave Murphy Saturday and Tuesday ut 4 a -t
ArIivo az Asheviile next days BY ~ .s .....
TENNESSEE.
s54s From Ceaveand, Tenn, by Chaay, Wansye Benton
Polion sprinsown Towee Falls, Cocker Creek, Turtle
Town, N. O., Laurel Valley Persinop Creek, Nola
to Murphy, n miles back, twice week, In two-Lorse
coaches. ~.
Leave CIesveand Thursday and sunday at ! PM;
Arrive at Murphy next days by o PM s .EaA. ..#.
Leave Nurphy "Wednesday aud Saturday at 4 ans
Arnv. At Gieaveland noxt days by " #s. .a
Proposals benton invited ...,.4. !.
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No viii he made trips psrfned for of such
omissions saSacory explained the the trip
he dsduced. break
with d"penoirg mails and sufficiently excused
OF the the subject forfeiture. Fines will
be imposed, the delinquency promptly satisfactorily
explained by certificates OF the adas Of other
eretabIe persons nrgeetng take mail
oice for sufeng be injured, destroyed robbed o
and for refusing aier demand convey mail frequently
The concerned running vehicles
The Postmaster General annu for repeated fall
agree by disobeyiEg
Of The department. for assigning the contract with
may alter The schedule He may order of
the route by allowing therefor increase ia.
pay He may The
or in para rata decrease of If he allow months
compenaatiB the amount dirpcGsed The
hids should he add essrd the second Postmaster Gen
era, supeIscrbed Mail Proposals NORTH Cayohna Ten
The be
by before the 7h Of May, 1856 further particulars
Incorporated
pamphlet advertisement for mails Kentucky
see, Missouri, and Iowa, of 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
MA i-inw4w Postmaster General
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uoMEDPsTHy. a Trsadrs Boncopa,hlc Practice ef
III Mcdcu. comnrised for pescriblug sh,ptsd 70
domestic professional Third edition, improved and
# TAYLOR MAUAYS H..
hsflA- Bookstore near Nh street,
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u OutNsoNs Practice, Vol. 2Ths Practice IN Courts Of
N IN England and ha United States ~ gnnwsy kahn
500, IL yolgsscond voapla ja' isspod ,,cv r,vtor
MEsh FAhpr Fhfhph
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Washington, March 70, 1885,
0N pction Of George L. Wright Of West Springfield
praying for the extension Of
Of May lssl, for Improvement msehincs
NJ papen for from the expiration
patent, which the 2th day OF Msy,
the said petition heard Patent Once
Monday the i2h OF May neat al IL O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show II they
haze, why said petition ourht 70 he granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO h In the Patent
specially forth In writing, twenty
before the da Of hsurnr all Testimony fled by either
the said hearing be and transmitted accord
which win be furnished applt
cation.
testimony the will be closed the 2d o
osltons and other papers relied testimony,
filed in The Office before the morning Of that day
euinents, " any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered sso that this notice be published IN the Union, Ine
and Evening star, Washington D. O. Republican, Bh
fennsyvsnisn, Phad-lpha Day Book New York aud
Post Boston, week Tor snccesve prsvion-
to the i2th Of May neri the day of hearing . -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PsEors Of tho papers viii copy and ssnd hsit
bills TO the Patent oce with containing his notice.
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Law Partnc crshIp.

: X. ,. EF. 4,
Il oBERT J. WALKER h LOUIS JANIN have formed a parts
II trial Of the Supreme
Of the United States and in the Court Of Claims Addres
Washington CITY, ID, @.
Ian
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TUE subscriber Offers for sale, the liberal terms the fol
lowing lands situated IN Jasper cpunty Indiana go
STARK c9dniy 656 In lroquos Illinois, $40
Hamilton county, Js These lands finely becd, In
an old settled district within Eve miles of McClsneseorouEh the
county seat and the line Of The Chicago railroad In jefferson
county, lno 20 In Franklin go In Pope
oeuny ea Alexander $40 and other lands
Wisconsin, Fot further information call O. M. GORDON,
No 2s street. agent for j. l.. DE CAMP.
Washington city, D. G., Feb. II, 1855.
Feb l9-difu
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ADhME DEVos's millinery arrived, and opened
III or inspection The Lakes 5O4 Pepnsyvania
which the auction nf the ladies Of Washington Georgetown, Ss
10 respectfully invited.
Jan 24-u
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GEyrLEsEy's HArs,-ropp 90, wrl, to-aay, lnus.
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N"aai,1 's hcrrey given thss VIII apply the
onhnsoncr DIMENSIONS grant duplicate
is 'nany warrant, issued under Of september,
ha numbered 5aS5, for In Of sl2-'l3.
warrant has bern lost and witch assigned
Jan o-1aw6w = - rouN pOsg
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VHE subsertber will remain iu tawo few days to
dispose Of the remaining and Territories the control OF
NE sale Of his Flour Restorative tie win with the
sAe lnusana, Arkansas Alabama, Fords Gsoreia, North
0arna Pennsylvania Delaware Tennessee, Kentucky Missouri
osEnn Washington Territory Nebraska Minnesota
olah Northwestern Territory Mexico island cuba
butna my absence from city, Mr. g..
h' GORDON, No. 2ss II street, win ropresqu, me.
Feb iq-difu
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In VbstGbt, Attorney and Gau 81 or rs.
fr ~ % states circuit commissioner, commissioner
$3.50 w ooar, OF Claims, No. ~ Wall street, Nov yerl
pen ~ I non = Nelson, Justice United supreme Court
~ united States senator; a. Tottsn orps
rgnec United States army blair Solicitor 10 the our,
ton city ~ ~ p'' H'n," a., ~ x yu "a y ,aas s-nus
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n sneH aeH Book Of ms,ster Karl by o. q. Leland
ne a4se WS of Salvation BY Albert Barnes. sl
r rrm ueean--illssiraedl by r, N. Gosse. 81,
~. Hon TIE German hY W, " Turps.s y eanl.,
NHN ERANpK TAYLOR,
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PsEdors Of tho above papers viii and ssnd ihe
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Mar ia-lsw3w
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Card.
W" bFooktb fnSsh and RoavsiuS and Ds,,
,r,, ssrrn s"id'ns', No. las pennyivania arsnus
Il February 4, 1855. ~ N'"'''''e' "'' H'"'''S'
csD,,v % susenon N The French ansuags given by lady
Hom Pat, who resides In the The bebsr
~ arc unaef the especial chaas iss proot. and .ve,y
cation, " mofoueh aha e,egaht odn-
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Ezifdets from Eassori~ls Ia he Ansseaa OgagtAe ia
itor Of ths Organ bsag First Vice President Of 40 HasA
iagion Monument Society
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1opNh is prepared to furnish white
IA ~ ah coal Of all sizs and Cumberland al
w w customers At the lowest marker prices.
neo pounds guaranteed To the ION
n'csofyt OAK, and pine wood a very low prices
eod bhele and full may be relied nh
stand.p ~' '''"N0' ~ nv" u, "Pp">'~ o'o
Nov 3o-FTuThif
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-09
Now EDruc Store.

DR. E. D. CARMACK, & Co., Wholesale
OJand Retail Dealers in English, French and
German Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Gro
ceries Of all kinds, Coffee, Ten, Sugar, MoIas'es,
Fish, Tobacco and Segars, Watches and Jewel
ry The subscribers have spared no pains III
selecting those articles suited TO thew and
necessities Of the citizens generally. In fact,
every thing to charm the eye and suit the taste.
Not desiring that any should remain sick, but
rather that all would come unto us and be hcl-
ed. All orders and prescriptions will be care
fully attended to. Physicians orders and pre-
scriptions respectfully solicited, except eastern
Bankrupts and Drunkords-wc g'e them a
donDlc dose gratis.
/ respectfully tender my professional services,
in its various branches, to the public.
f. d. CARMACK.
Sol9l "
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New Goods!
FOR FALL AND WINTER.


THO. IRWIN, thankful for past lavors, would
> respectfully say to tho citizens of Clarksburg
and vicinity, that he is now receiving from
rhilu dcIphia and Baltimore, a largo and beau
tiiul stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
suchk AS are usually kept in store.
Among his stock may DO found new style
Cassimcrs, Cloths, Tweeds, Oassinetts Kentucky
.Ienns &c. a beautiful lot of Ladies dress Goods;
such as French and English Paramutta Merino,
Plain and Fancy DcLains, Pcrsinni Twills,
Coburgs, dc.
GLOVES AND IIosrERY.-G cntlcmon's Heavy
and English Buck, Kid, Silk and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies Kid, Beaver, Cashmere and Liso Gloves.
Gloves and Fancy Hosiery for chill drcn.
Hardware, Queensw0re, Groceries.
Such rs Fish, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses
&c, together with large lot of brown and
Eicachcd Muslins, Calicos, &c, ut all prices
blankets, Table Linen, &c. Mems and Boys
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Kid lasting and Morocco Shoes, Misses
and Chil,lrcn'S Shoes and lasting CATERS; but
what would most especially call attention to is
large and beautiful lot Of Shawls. French
work collars and mourning Goods Of almost cVe-
ry description. scpl9 If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-09
ERuckhamnOn Motc1.

THE undersigned having purchased the we'll
L known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper, and permanently located himself in the
thriving town of Buckhanncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style I'M
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
~ located near the Courthouse, and has all the
convenicnccs for keeping q first-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country afford.
Every attention will be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bio ind happy. ALFRED d. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
N. Bills STABLE will be in the charge of So
Der, attentive hosters. AID. W.
ADril IS 1S55-6m
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

IM - n AIN INF OHMA 10 NJ,
TINO all persons afflicted with Sexual di-ci,,..
l. such rs SrERNAEoERARA, SEgIHAL WEAE.
NETS, MPoTI.SCE, GoSOKRHgA, GLEKT SYritiLlH
the Vice of ONAHTsM, or SELF-NBvsE, 90
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of PhIindol.
phiW, in view of the nwiul dcsl ructnn Of human
life and health, caused by Sexual di.on.p, mud
the dcooPtions which arc prnrtiscd upon The m.
fortunate victims of such discusses by Quoa.
have directed their Consulting Surgeon u, "a
charitable act worthy OF their name to ri so mo.
deal advice gratis, to all persons thus Inflicted
(M"le or Fcmnle,J who apply by letter. viii a
description of their condition, (ngo, occupation
habits of life. &c, and in cnscs of extreme TO
vorty and stuff ring, to furnish medicines frea Of
charge.
The Howard Association Is benevolent In
stituiion, established by special endowment for
tho relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
"Eirulcnt and Epidemic Diseases, y and ity funds
can DO used for 10 other person. IL has NOW -
surplus of means. which tho Diroctor- have vo
ted TO advertise tho above notice. e. needles.
to add that the Association commands the HIGH
est Medical skin Of the age, and xii furnish The
most approved modern treatment Vnln.Ll.
advice also given to sick and nervous rrrtn'r.
afflicted with Womb Complaint. Icucorflioa 30,
address. (pust paid DR.. GEO. II. CALHOUN,
Consulting surgeon, Howard Association. Ne 1
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors
EZRA d. IIARTWEl.I. Pyc.i Lent
GEO FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. yu.jiv
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Observation-Disclosures.

NN the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. HEN
ORY MAHANEY, Proprietor, takes pleasure
in informing his friends aud the travelling public
that he has repaired and reftted with new furni-
ture this large hotel, and that It is now in better
condition to promote the convenience nd COM
fort of tho sojOurner aan heretofore. Every
thing will be found in good order.
His TABLE, will be supplied with the very best
eatables that can be produced In this country,
served up in an elegant manner; and HIS BAR will
be found to contain the choicest Wines and Lii
quors Of every kind.
His STABLE will always be we'll supplied with
provender, and good reliable hostlers
His old friends and the travelling public gene
rally are invited to call
myl7 HENRY MAHANEY.
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A Rich TREAT.-We were surprised in
our sanctum, the other day by the en-
trance Of a fine plate Of fried oysters with
all the necessary accompaniment, and a
basket Of delicious cake and confectiona-
ries, sent by the accomplished lady of S.
Walker, Esq, the gentlemanly host of the
Northwestern Hotel. AS we quietly
munched the good things. we thought OF
the probability, of there being plenty
more of tho same sort, where they came
from, and acting upon this suggestion Of
our mind, we have become convinced
shat as good dish of Gne oysters can be
had at the Northwestern as any where
else. We risk our reputation as Judge
of good things upon this assertion, and
call upon the lovers of the delicious "sea-
toads," to call round and decide the CUES
tion.
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'E'Eac StcaHRA UsD +!

TE7IIE undersigned having taken charge Of the
I Ne" Steam S.,w-Miil at the West End.
makes his bow 10 the public, and delivers his In
uugurIl, or message, which ever his customers
may please to call it. lie will not ~eod Is Prcsi-
dent Pierce does She British for Stealing the fine
chase, titir terms what lug> he cam. SAW them
up on quick time, Oh the high pressure principle,
and furnish his customers with rs 700 lumber
can be found in the market, and on lair
terms.
And after having don" this. if any Of his custo-
mcrs should csirc neat nul1Sr lItt mp III double
quick time, amy other job of Carr entry, they
have only to give him call. and adjust the pre-
limiuuricS. j. J.. AuANEN.
Jan. 8, l&j6-Gm
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NWcafon RHnMsc.

XN7EsTON, Lewis county, Virginia, formerly
w kept by Mintcr Bailey, and now by Joseph
z. Wilkinson.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the trav-
Cling public, that he is prepared to give the
weary traveller pleasant retreat.
His table is furnished with the best the mar
kct affords, his bari is supplied with choice IL
Quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
Keeper. The attention of the house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty reception.
1 ask my friends of Harrison, GilmGr and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give me Il call, and 1 will try my best to make
my house their home. JOS. Z. WILKINSON.
WESTON, Aug. LIST, lSJ5-ly,
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Northwestern Hotel.

L to the public, that he has leased the house
known rs the Northwestern Hotcl,n situated n
Clarksburg, Va. The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course ofrePairs, which
when completed, will render this one of the most
pleasant houses iu the country. The rooms arc
large, airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
of the house is now open, and public patronag
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render: hose who may encourage this house
comfortable, contontod and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, June LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
Z. S.-A limited number of boarders can
ccommodated with rooms. JET 1y
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REMOVALS!

p F. CRISIS would most respectfully in
H. form his old friends and customers that he
has removed his store from KinchIoe's corner to
w. ?. COTS brick building on Turnpike street.
He has just received and is now opening one Of
he lrgest, best, and cheapest stock Of Goods
hat has ever been in this place. All who have
got money TO spend aud produce to exchange,
bring it along, aud they shall have goods gerry
cheap. ocL25 II
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What Southern sKnOw-N othing isl,. has
Come to. g.-

-.ass "a
1t has been matter Of no little gratifi :,
cation to US, that in the general abolition
ism of the Know Nothing party, the
Southern disciples of Sam have steadfast-
~ adhered to the 18th section of the plat
form laid down by the National Council
at it's meeting in Philadelphia, last suns
mer. 1t will be recollected that this was
the section in regard to slavery and was
the best part Of the whole platform. it be-
ing too national for the northern members
to stand upon; and consequently it was
repudiated by every Northern State Coun-
Gil, without single exception, if we mis-
take not. But now, Judging from present
indications, tho Southern wing Of that par
~ is about TO be deprived Of even that
redeeming quality. John n. Bolts, their
great leader. has written a long letter ad-
wishing the American party Of the South
to give up the 18th section, and declaring
that it must be ignored in order to give
them any chance Of success in the 0ext
PRESIDENTIAL campaign and the WASH
ington Organ publishes and warmly en-
dOrses Mr.. Bolts letter as " able and pa
sriotic" and as containing " suggestions
and arguments worthy Of the deliberate
consideration Of the country, and of the
South especially"
We eau see but one meaning in this,
and that is, that the American party of
the South are willing to relinquish thclr
Constitutional rights, to secure the spoilu
of Office by an utilization with their aboi-
ton brethren of the North. We did sup
pose that the Southern portion Of even the
Know-Nothing party would remain sound
upon the slavery question, but our faith
is fast becoming shaken.
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Union Rouse.

TF1IIE subscriber takes this method of in
i forming travellers and the public gene
rally. that he has opened public house
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, Va, where he
would be pleased to sec NIL disposed to favor him
with a call.
lie is furnished with all convcnicnces necessary
to render tho visits of his guests pleasant and
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
tain that object.
a portion Of the public patronage il respect
fully solicited. NJ. W. BALL.
December 9Th, 1955.-ly
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EBr. John F. ShEckGE,

HAVING permanently located himself at
L i Point Pleasant, Harrison CO, Va..takes this
borhood and the surrounding country, that he is
now prepared to attend to the practice of mcdi-
cine. In general, he.will give particular atten =
ton to diseases OF y chronic nature, Liver Com
p!aints Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, &c; Ostctries
Dental Surgery, &C., we'll as all other diseases
prevalent in this country.
lie may always be;tonnl at his res dcnce near
the church, unless professionally absont.
will numo the following:
Col. Geo. Warfcld, DR.. VIM. +. Kendall
Michael Thrush, L. +. Moore, Hampshire co, Va
Jno. Scott, james Warfcl, ID James Scott, Elijal
Wartcld, Hardy CO., Va.
.Jno. Pcl.cns, Geo. W. Dilworth, Jas. Pickons
JAS. L. Hickman, Barbour CO., Va.
DR.. Mcclellan, Olemcn D. Norman, Jno. Nc
Pherson, Jacob Grapes, Harrison CO., Va.
OC24 SIN
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VIRGINIA EgOYEL,

10Y II. A. BARRON, PIIILLIPPI, Va
IO Tho proprietor has re-Opened his house
for the accommodation Of the public, and re-
spectfuIIy solicits share of patronage. His no.
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, and he will spare pains to contribute tC
the comfort and convenience Of those who IN ay
blvor him with their custom.
IL There is attached to the house n good sta
bic attended Ivy careful and trusty hostlors.
October 4tt, IS5l-ly