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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-30


THIs week has, so Tar, and promises to be, a
ala season at the Atheneum On Tuesday
light on the occasion of Mrs. Henry's benefit a
most attractive bill was played. Mrs. Henry
Is winning golden laurc!s for herself as an act
Is'S of rare eudowments. Last night we had
panOn and Pythias delineated in an admiral
AyIe- Tonight we have the celebrated French
Drama of LA Tour De Nesle,"a thrilling piece,
Which we hope will draw house such as its
merits demand Friday night, the correspond
'n'e IN this page shows, has been designated for
eas hFewell complimentary benefit to Mrs. DUFF
ned We rejoice at this testimonial of urciti
lens to this accomplished lady, indicating as it
9oss an appreciation of the refined and elevated
sAnf'" sustained by her in her dramatic per-
S'naaons in this city. rrs
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~The Great Electric Ofl.-pRoF. De t,e.,a
~ person who doubts where get genuine
Eeerie Oil and whether It does ali paius IN dar
70 call on Cen welc Col T. H. Grant, 25 North ThIr,esnh
Eest n b. SCHNEIDER Masonic Hail. George Dyer Esq
NoFh thiFd street, also Dr. Keyser, Lawrence Hotel
anu every prominent druggist In this every large city
~ OF whom sell my Electric on $1,000 VIII given II every
name pubshed In the LRDGER does moi
sen my Electric on, and Other-take this wager YOU
o9asters None genuine without my on the label and
down on the g'ass: PGoF. O. De GRATH,
Only maker Of Electric OH in the world
Sole depot, SO South Eighth street below Chsstuut Not
removed, as basely advertised by pretenders.
stSrs sale BY n u. LOGAN & CO.. Bridge Corner
Also, ny LAUGlILlSS' q BUSHPIELD,
Ocio Monroe Street.
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wv OF NEWSPAPERS.
no THR PURLTC-

r.htre this day sold to Messrs. canpeeil McDetmot
,,,rs 1n.sIEsneer once. wereturn our sincere thanks
r patrons for the many acts of kindness We have re-
a, theft hands and cordially commend our successors
notice. wedoubt not they viii be found promp.
=. ,snre to every department of business, and viii
to the patronage OF the community.
M accounts viii run to the 18th Instant and we hope our
,r.s4, viii aid Us in speedily closing up our outstanding
,,c,aau.
ne salns.s of the arm will be settled by either of the
,r. and Mr. Beatty will be found at the ONCE for tina.
r.pose BEATTY & co.
Wheeling, Oct sth, 1sSs.
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FROM lWASHINGTON

Der. 29.-oficial Dispatches just received
from England make no mention OF the new Min.
lister to this government, the impression here
prevails that none will be sent till after the in
auguration of the new President.
- =: Bopaparte ofBaltimore, has been warm
ly received in Washington by tho French Minis
sidcnt -
The Court of Claims win meet on the 25th of
NoYcmhcr - -
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CLArsvrLLE HoUsE,-we take pleasure in re-
sonmendng to our friends and the travelling
public generally, the "Claysville House" now
GEdsF the management of Mr.. John McElwee,
whom We have long known, and feel every assu-
F1Ree that he will give satisfaction to all who
nyPatronizchim. His house being convenient
ethe lempticld Railroad, passengers will find
IT, comfortable stopping place.
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VALLEY BANK.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Onc of the parties here
'rictimizcd, by the late Valley Bank explosion,
is about taking steps to bring the matter before
our courts. Application is contemplated for
writ of requisition on the Governor of New
York, to bring the Messrs. Leland to trial here.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS

NEwARk, n. u, Oct 29th.-The American
Board of Foreign Missions, met here to-day, and
was very fully attended The receipts Of the
year amount $780,, 900; and expenditures 1925
600; being $4,000 under those of last year
The present indebtedness of the Board is SIS, 600.
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N- Prof. De GSrn this Electric OiI-THE
NEw PR4cTlcE-ELEcTRlc CrREs-Patn the premontor Of
death: Relieve the pain, and you check the disease.
Prol De Graths Electric oil Is marvel of this age for
the following, mot everythingO :
Cures Rheumatism often n a day. 49,
Cures Neuralgia, TootIache, minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, 5 minutes r.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to days. fI7a9 l.
Cures Pains 10 Back, Breast, i day.
Cures Headache, Is minutes = ftt.st- v rE Il
Cures Earache, Stn Neck, Ague, ni1ht .,r., =
Cures Piles, SWelled Glands, 10 days. VI
Cures Felons Broken Breast, Salt Rheun nys eres
Qulnsy Papltaton Peurisy, to 10 days cures
Pasy uor Eryspeas, to 50 days; cures Heniorrhage
Absess 10 10 days Frosted Feet and Chill
btains, l to 3days. -
Ask Mr. Wilkins, OF Lynchburg chas De c;rath,s Eec
ceived from a fall. - :. -
cough and pain In the breast in one night
Ask MI WEIGH Of Buchanan, II Il did not him of
sweled glands In the throat In heen minutes when the
Doctors said he would die in short time. :
ASK Mrs Argyle, If did not relieve her headache
In fifteen minutes.
Ask rs BlacktOrs Of Lynchbprg If 1t did not cure her
OF headache In fifteen minutes.
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soNE little estimate may be formed of the mo-
rality of New York city, from the fact that du-
ring the week ending Saturday last, there have
been as many as seven hundred aud eight arrests
madeby the police for offences against the laws.
and of this number the Emerald Isle is RESPONSE.
BILE for the nativity of no fewer than four hun
bred and ninety-four.
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Probably remedy has ever been known which cur
cd so many and such dangerous as this Some no h
man aid could reach; even the cuzanY pEcrO-
Affords relief and comfort.
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SUSPENDED.

PRovIDEScE,- Ri, Oct e9-Thc bank of
the Republic suspended yesterday, owing to the
failure of firm in New York, doing all extcn-
sive business in Western Providence.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 30.-The Bank of the Re-
public in this city has placed in the hands of the
receiver of capital $4,000 for circulation;
$4,000 deposits less than $500 600; assets $780,
600. OF which 100000 rests doubtful.
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premium for the best DaguerreOtype likeness at the late
Fair in this city, Also the premium display of Da
guerreotyPes. oEE HUNDRED be given to any
artist 1" Virginia who equal pictures either on
Glass or Silver plate Call his Gallery Main street,
corner of UnOn and examine his AmbrOypes Daguerreo
ynes and photographs. Ff-4tT' ~tt octl1
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THE "LITTLE G1ANrn
CORN AND COB MILL
WITH TRIPEL SETS OF CRUSHERS& DOUBLE GRINDING,
. SIfREANES
or ~ OTHER WuEDs,
TWO MILLS IN ONE,


& TWO MILLS IN ONE, s
Thus enabling using them accomplish twice as
much In the Single Mills Of the
size. GREAT1MPRovEMENT has also been made in
the strength OF the Mil, and the Manufacturers can now
challenge the world to produce machine, uur-
pose capable OF accomplishing much so little
SO light and portable yet strong and dura-
BILE, as the improved or Three Cone
DOubie Little (sinnf Corn Will.
The Mil can not be broken by any fair means exccpt
there be unseen defects In the castings Should hap
to be nail, bit Of gravel small stick the
the mill will grind them without nuring least
We do not of them against Improper uses
Farmers Stock Growers Butchers and every one
who has stock Of any kind either to isen for working
the price Of No. Mil every months THE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT" lie now offered as the
BEST CORN AND COB CRUsHER EVER MADE, AND
is so GUARANTEED.
No. {, or three horse Min grinds, from % to so
bushels per hour, Price $50 90
Sns.el, per henE,, 80 $50 :. - :. 50 90
" 2, or one horse Mill grinds, from 10 to Is
bushels per hour, .................. 40 90
l, will grind from to bushels per hour, 30 90
SCOTT HEDGES,
Corner Main Water Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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QUAKER CTTy ATppIvpn,

New Yokk, Oct. 29tll.-The steamer Quaker
City, with Havana dates to the 25th, rtiuors
that the war in Mexico, and the annexation of
Dominica, continues to occupy attention.
The Governor of Havana is busy in preparing
arms for st. Domingo; they were on board Of.
a man-o-war, which was to leave as soon as the
home government decided its course
Sugars firm for best qualities, but low grades
have declined one-half cent.
Observation-Disclosures cities n 4 .9ae
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philadelphia, Der. 97-p. M.-HOllers of Flour are
rather rmer In their views the receipt pryate
adYiees by the Arabia. The demand, howev.r!s limited
and only about 1900 bbls have found buyers
good Hrnght brands, part W. B. Thomas and 81 Dbl
Tor extra The bulk Of the sales figure
which Is now the general asking for standard brands
For home use the sales mostly within the range
bbi for common to extra and fancy family brands with
moderate sales Rye Flour conaUeS scarce and Corn Meal
steady at previous quoted rates .aa ta|-
GRAR-There rather Wheat Offering to-day, but
the demand for shipment better have slight.
y improved; Some sOOoslO,OOo bush taken 1850
lolc for fair TO prime reds, mostly figure for
prime southern Roat, which establishes an advance nc
ding about 100 bush white, also lots lTOc, In
quality, the latter for choice southern Rye copn-
Uss steady at Issec for Penna, quality Corn
ed with fair demand, and 6,OOO910OOO bushels yellow
sold at CSC for southern nfoa and SIC
aware IN store and in cars the Market however, closed
rather dull Oats are scarce and the advance
eco bush southern having been sold 4I4s
y bush.
sugar market continues buoy with
very full prices.
Paoris,oss remain dull, hut any particular alter
alton to
for hhds -
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, 9 p. M.-Rsmarks-rhs Bread
ss market was more active this morning. Prices hoNey.
nave slightly declined Receipts Wheat large.
hprsE: and misrs bought freely Corn continue. in fair
aeaa prices firm At yesterdays prices. Provisions
IN m active demand. Sales making considerable ex
Tobacco In active reques; at full rates Receipts s
heht Groceries are IN active demand The
continues We have special change In ne
money market. The Banks are dIseountng freelv We
quote The street rate for hrst class paper aes9 cent?
second class do.109ts cent Exehange On londsn 0aCS
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\ GARD.
WHERLISG, Oct. 18th. !

WhEkLISG, Uct- 18th, 1856.
oMns D. DrrEtsID-N Madam The undersigned, hav.
,ravd regret that Is your Intention OF leaving
q short time and not wishing you should take
Wy departure Without having first received testimonial
f our hands that your efforts to render tie Legitimate
p. in all its Beauty and Purity us have not gone un
.:teatsd. We therefore beg leave to tender you Com
sz.ary Benefit to take place next Friday evening and
L,,sths time appointed may suit your convenience.
h many wishes for your future success We leav. tn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-30

TuE total value of foreign exports from the
port of Baltimore for the past week, was $780,
$50. Included in these exports were 1866
barrels of -four, 1915 barrels of corn meal, 9
s6s bushels of corn, and 2,471 hogsheads of to-
bacco
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Corner Main Z water 800 80 3
BEAea IsLAxp, 5. g, 1856.

BEAcH ISLAND, S. c., 1856.
constant use for the last nine months and have fed
entirely on Corn and Cob Neal have worked my
horses and mules harder than during past summer
they have never before at this Of the year.
good condition they Two horses will grfnd
heen bushels per hour easily, and feel confident that
save fully thirty per cent by using the MIL acquainted
with several kinds OF crushers but consider LITTLE
GIANT far superior TO any have seen. aei.- 80
- YouEE-r respectfully THOS s. MILLER.
White Han, z. o. Madison Co, Ky. -.
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"tTER INTELLIGENCE. river at this point
,''s may be quoted as holding its own, with
%'aensy to riseat short notice. The dry crack
= 0ed and banks ola few days ago have been
s's"y We'll saturated and will hold water without
-sa'y leakage. Slight rains will make consider
ave ola swell, and it will be something more
c1' s'Fangcifwe do nothave such within a week.
NDF small steamers are on the move and will
give 'ae freight on hands at least air room. The
so'us' Capt Dillon, put out yesterday, the first
way Of inc season from this port: she goes down
y Tue ieTer trade for which she was built. She
~ !" tow the two men ofwar anchored off the
u'i's The river news from points below is
t- Important very generally, except that n rise
l's and is to take place. The Louisville papers
ave r-'s lne following, concerning the falls i'm
E'Ovements. - - =.
al, ."e work on the canal is being pushed ahead
SUI great activity, and will soon be completed
Snna. was the anxiety of Capt Lockhart, the
II ,St an to have the work completed ear
,s; ItAt he kept all his men and an extra force
H. :; at work all day Sunday.
,,n.I - placing gate or dam at the head of the
.a,biS al WI keep, out drift, floating ice, and
lie os.. uhe superintendent at any time to close
1T sa'e' and keep out the water.
Aro,,s,e shai has been closed since the first of
a.aS,,SH ana from that day to this, some three
uSD'Tls the water In the river has been so un-
- ~ low that the canal would have been use
q NJ Inc improvements have been heavy. and
/. lllenSe benefit, and we hope the work win
4 O'ughiy done, if it takes another month.
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ALARcr edition of the Weekly IntelHgencer
will be ready to-day by 10 a. NJ. tbs very
interesting number, crowded with tho latest
Intelligence from Europe and all parts of the
United Statesup to this morning. Single copies
Scents; To be had at the counting room. !.
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wkpxEsp,r Mons,xn. oc,nh,

WEDNESDAY MoRSIxG, October %.
6BILESEy-Your Kind note OF this morning, rendering
Testimonial Benefit Friday evening, just received
V feelings of pride and pleasure accept your generous
npo'A selecting for the evenings entertainment Bull
comedy of Money, aaIte eotnedetta of ..AIorn.
as Can" Remaining with siheere thanks, ~
Truly Yours, k BERTHA DuFFIELD
& lao L. BOnl'atn. J. L. Maxwell, Win. Brown, s. s. zzne
NEelIey, and others. oc.3o
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Tsabs Il s.. To 5tIis fRe totll h66iysl aaof
steamboat arrivals at the port of st Louis from
thf 9th day Of ApritlaSt to the oath Of Septen
beE inclusive have been 2,oS5; tonnage on Al d the
same oSS,p y, amount collected for wharfage
:$4o,9so,6 90. I3.;I Sst
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PIANOS PIANOS !

lust RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory of
- HAllst, Davis Co., splendid Pianos These
Pianos are made With the full iron frame, circular scales
and sliding desks with patent bridge eonpost
ton aud the repeating grand action, are foy
70 give and are made to stand any
Also splendid lot MsOdsoa. for churches, or the
In Connection with the above large and fun stoe
every kind Of Musical Instruments, in fact eFer
ming TINT may be found in Music Store, may be fouu NJ
the i. isoEs Of T c,AHRRTWRIeHTs III
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TnE number ofstadents in the three first col
leges in the country is-in Harvard, 697; Yale,
6o4i' N the University of Virginia, $40. In the
latter therei an an increase of so over the num-
Der last year. At Yale, there are 81 students
from southern States. #aaa<
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Philadelphia, 7. W. Dvott Sons, 1872 n Cd street New
york. barnes Park, SO4 broadway, Duane BaIti
more Cuspare Drothers, Gay Penna Avenue Gin
Glnnati John D. PARK Chicago Barclay Brothers. 2i8 &
J. Wright & Co. - ' 0tie"hs'
Sold In Wheeling. by Lauslfns BushaeId T. n Logan
Co.. ana other Druggists and Merchants generally trour
out the United States and Canadas octSiswIys
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SAILED

NEw YoRK, Oct 29.-The Conard steamer
Persia sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, taking
cut nearly million ard half in specie.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMpJRE CITY

NV ORLEANS, Oct 2Sth.-The steamer En-.
pre City, with California dates to the 9TH inst,
has been telegraphed and is coming up. Her
dates are anticipated.
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VIZ call the attention of our business men to
an advertisement headed a Coop SALESMAN.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. IN, 81.
OcT. 29th.-Salcs of Ohio and Howard Street
flour to-day at 6,e7. Wheat corn and whisky
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NEW YORK MARKEI

---I5---. NEW YORK MARKET. No
ocr. 29.-Breadstuffs dull, sales of 5000 bills
of flour. Wheat steady, $1,000 bush. sold
advancing, 10000 bush. sold at 90 for mixed;
n for white. Pork buoyantat at,l2 1-2. Beef
firm. Whisky easier.
Stocks lower and dull. Chicago and r. Is
land 81 IA; Cumberland 16 4; III. Cent ia "a;
Bonds % 1-2; Mich. South. So 81; Reading
T6 70: Canton ell-4; Virginia skies. 81 1-2;
Gal. and Chic. 1oa 5-8; Mich. Central 1884;
Erie 90; Cleye. and Toledo 1884; Cleye and
Pittshnrg Sc. lnal ILLMLa
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A MONUMENT, ~
LIKE MANY OTHERS. TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HYGETIRLE YTyTTVPEt !

BArTrxoaE, March "a, 1856.
This Is to certify that abeunt nine since
clan, who ordered to be pouced Il was very muci
ole and % progress until h'd
ulcers. the number Of twenty formed between ankle
out Of bone % open 50 sas
one or 'so FRIES TR1i COZ couNR 5fhii 1sns
was then taken 70 Hartford county Of this stt The phys
not live aerwards This phye.a 'Se or di
ed with for weeks uaing eouently tax
any q the Gs %sTe w a &eE
eys5s mat whsG applied The agony was so great f nds
there was no cure for from knee my not
freely white pus with sign Of blood and at times when
would scratch my fingers white would issue
BALTIMORE MY HOME.
then returned TO BALTIMORE my old hnIoe expecting
By the advice o'ny friends yarlou remedies
worse swelling my len hip and after severe psin
an ulcer formed, from which piece bone Anoth
at the same time to cut OF my psh. les AZ I
only saving my lie After this Yet saotsr for me
ed right arm, one on my ie groin rs also on
cd o. any Ssa hh a and s1s .sGn
and as weak az IN infant az s-.f7I -s,,s 9.
felt death would have resft0 me- Ihad tried pbv
's sFGS s EasR 4S s9s
TuRE of disease similar to he one was iaborns under
s Advised me sG a. tis time been adIse @
ZTnc9srS." S'''''''
the arst bottleof which insnrsi ho an, r., ,t
time had taken bottles felt 50 much Improved hstI
had the confidence believe that would cure
tlnued It's nsest Improving My ulcers healed and new
strength same TO my weak ard shattered system and with
suL iurthtr detail am happy also healetl
and general OF my health has place. and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medein.
alone have given but faint idea my snernes but
j have said III favor OF 800 '
Hnnlpton's Vegetable 7Tncture,"
and viii say who are afcted rs nav. been tn nee
Il with the utmost confidence y 80 'N = 49,
EDWIN NJ. sPRANRL1N, -,
=, No. 81 Register street,
8doorsnorth ofPratt st,
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WEcall attention to the important advertise
uent of Messrs. z. S. & j. j. Yarnall.
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AN ASTOUNDING -CURE!l

- who Know him will bear testimony TINT his suEerinGs
cure are no easgefaou Some OF the pieces
be seen by calling at 2D Baltimore stockholders in his
possession Let the sceptIcal hn-he testify that
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(Fro1n The Cincinnati We1tly Times, Nay l5n, 1867
Another Trial between II iVnl Corn n n q COB
Nlills. MT E8nria. EAr. -

(FroIn ne CTHeInndtt Weekly Times Nay l5h, 1850
Another Trial between r iYnI Corn n ID Dob
Wills. MT Paris. Ay.
THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris KY on
and the Excelsior Mills the former which is owned by
Msssrs seS Aedses OF this city In relation it the
THE grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant and Excelsior Young America attracted
little attention. and despite the days large
coneonrse people present 10 witness the tri is
eontending Mills The present triumph was for two silver
Gohets valued at $50 The judges appointed
and composed OF The Society and OF eS
tensve stock feeders The following Is the report Off
committee .-ti l5Ez s1sss, al ~ = 10
1.-THE undersigned having been appointed committee of
Judges members of the Bourbon County Agricultural Soci
ety. to determine, under ules prescribed for their guild
ance the relative OF the Corn and Cob ais Of
Giant, and Of MessrS Douglas Smith, Co., ZanesytIIe O.
named Excelsior Young America (Lovetts The
trial took place In Paris, KY, the 9th and 9Th days
'The Little Giant in one hundred revolutions ground
tcece and hGY basss of meal, average drat Of
900 poundsby the dyndmomer Young America with the
same number Of revolutions, ground or EkFeeeiHh
6stS at an average dra 1850 pounds onealf btshel
OF The meal ground by each mill through No.
from the meal ground by the Young America, double
that Of the Le Giant The meal the Little Giant was
q more uniform Inches than thUt ground Young
America Though the Mills OF go inch.
ESD the grinding surface in tire Little Giant Is supposed 10
be Zee ftnass greater than the Young America MIL
THESE Of
u, led the committee to the opinion AMI h Its
Giant the superior MILL and best ADAPTED 10 the nSr of
the farmer, and they therefore TO Messry 9eott
hedges the Two SILVER gobletS. 80 BRuTUS ] CLAY.
W. 2. DUNCAN
- Raaits fkA - tt- G. TGARRARD,t
"a zsi sls5 - Isl, slsJ 2: HuTcHCRAFT,
For Sale BY OLIVER PRYOR, wGsiins, Va.
sspta9-ltd2mH ssafs - azs ~ - n sFs7sI',liE
- . 's4sSA sis4 Q