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THE Town OF "ToML1N.n


| BY reference to Wednesdays proceedings OF
the House of Delegates, it will be observed that
the town which is to be incorporated at the east
ern terminus of the Richmond and York River
Railroad, will be styled "Tomlin,' provided the
action of the House is sustained by the Senate.
This prospective town, now generally known US
''West Point, > is situated in King William CO.,
at the confluence ofthe Alattaponi and Pamun-
KEY, the junction of which streams form the
mobile York" In I'VE days of yore," "West
Point" was place of some Importance, but has
for many years past presented hardly veStige
of its former colonial greatness In view, how
ever, ofthe circumstance that it has been fixed
upon as the terminus Of the York River Rail-
we beg pardon-'romlin" will not only regain
its former Importance but may perhaps become
the great commercial emporium of Virginia-the
Liverpool of Richmond
Already it has been laid off into squares and
lots, an excellent photographic plan of which
has recently been published by MessrS Richie
& Dunnavant. 1t makesa beautiful city on pa
per, and, in the course of time, will no doubt be-
come a thriving and populous sport of entry y
if not a city of which the Old Dominion might
well be proud to boast. We learn that the Sc
lection of the name was attended with some
difficulty, inasInuch as the gallant colonel-the
delegate from King William-who was compli-
mcntcd by the christening" yesterday, prefer
red to decline the honor (which the friends of the
road, the town. and his numerous personal
friends, wereanXiOuS to confer upon him. When
the vote was taken, and the overwhelming voice
of the House determined that the town should
be ycept "Tomlin that worthy gentleman re-
ceived the compliment with a blushing embar-
raSsment natural to the occasion. Yice la Tom
tai-Rich. Wig
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ODD FELLOWS DTREGToRY

vtrEtnius Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hall, of Market
WM, ZtNE, n. g.; B. " CUy.r, Secretary
franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as above every
Monday evening z BEATTY, n. G.; S. F. Fdris seere-
taFy.
VIM. Tell Hodge No. ss.-Meets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening II. BvSsEssrOck, n. CT r H.
HelSsr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 5O-Meets every Monday
evening at the Hail. Market and Quincy streets D.
D. HrHLEr, n. G.; I'm. Il, BsrryhiU, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S2.-Neets as above every
Friday evening. G. X CARTWRIGHT, n. G.; W ". BzaH-
e6Grd, Secretary.
Abrams EucnmPment No. 1.-sleets at the
Hail. Market and Monroe streets the first and third
Tuesday evenings Q: each month Wv. BLANCHARD c. p
s. VI. Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell RncamPment No: 3I.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JoHS G. HOyra4s, C. p; Hm EsisgGrber,
Scribe
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. 1OI-Msst. at Masonic Hall,
Market and Monroe Streets the first and Third Mon
day evenings of each month. G. VI. steHrs W. NJ +. ".
Btssets Secretary.
wheeling Lo, &c No. 12S-aeets as above on
the frat and third Saturday evenings each month j. H.
WILLIAMS, W. NJ; s. ". Ptdrson, Secretary
Wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening of each month. W G.
sccrT, II. r.; j. H. Clarke Secretary.
Wheeling EncamPment No. Meets as
above the aGrta Monday evening of each month. w
BATES G. C., Il. Loring, Recorder
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-LongseIlow's "Hawatha" was recently
discussed at a meeting of the Minnesota Histo-
rical Society, and although it received great
praise for correctness, 50 far in advance of any
preceding work on the Indians, yet various in
congruities were pointed OUT such, for instance.
a. introducing the customs Ofthe Dakotas, as ex-
isting among the Fjibways
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notioa.

F.. w. BASSETTa Is co.
1IEE this day commenced tALing an account of theIr
H stock preparatory to making their SpFng purchases;
and II heing their Intention change the business and con-
duct hereafter on strictly CASH ONE PRICE principle
mo orders for Goods will he taken after the present week
We TesOTry Jose old customers which mar
he the case with the change, but hope IN the end muket
their Interest 70 with in adopting this only proper
rulein the retail business.
We shall BE- pe,set have friends settle up their old
nc counts Immediately, before so East must have
cNsh to pay cur bills
~ AscrT7r 90
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DEA1H OF \ CAS4Ev BIRD BY FKtGHT.-A ca
nary bird was singing in a cage whici.was hang
ing insid.or a window at the residence of Ebe-
near Rogers, Esq, ofBeverly, Mass, last week,
when sparrow-hawk ponpced at him, from
without, striking the glass with great force but
without breaking it The bird was so frighten-
eli that it auttered two or three times around
the cage and dropped dead.
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Bruider Bones, can you tell me differ
enee tween dying and dieting?"
'fWhy, Of course / can Samuel. When you
diet ys1 lib on nOllin, andwhen you die you hab
nofin to lib on
aWell OATS different from Whist tort is was,
Il tort Il vas race tween do doctrin stuff, and
stsrW4t;on, to Sse which will kill hlsts
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w-Parodi arrived at vicksburg on the I'd
inst, at nine o'clock, p. M, and her concert
took place at halFpast nine o'clock, p. M, before
a large and fashionable audience. Bets had
been made to a large amount on her arrival or
non-arrival.
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Trustee1s Sale

JQY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by Henry Holmes
to the undersgned dated September 2sh, ISL and
ueu ~ tne CetSs ynGs OF lSIshah county,, va, Wih
Of the Court House of Marshall county aforesaid, the real
estate conveyed 10 me in said deed being 1871 Mas
tPrs Run In said county, and bounded follows,
BEGINNING at sugaTree and hickory the south side Of
Master RCu thence down said Ran y % deSE u ps
beech at the aont Of drain Freelani GarOW,
thence ~ degs 6s ls to sugar tree immediately below
the month OF drain and to said Carlow; thence
50 ies 90 poles thence y q dogs T. 40 poles; thence s.
sS drs Z ~ poles to beech near the forks q tc Run;
thence Up the South branch nf said Run lOdeE 50 poes
thence 19 W. 66 poles large sugar tree on the East
side Of said un and about six poles below the main forks
thence the right hand fork s. % degS. w 9J pOles
beech the Northeast side of the Run thence s 7O W.
81 poles to tree Samuel Tsnees lne thence With
the same \. 5GE W. 9s poles To the beginning.
~ Terms made known on day Of SIDE.
fe90 NJ c. GOOD Trustee
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w-Mr. Dallas expects to leave for England
In the steamer of the 9TH of March. His son,
Philip n. Dallas, has been appointed Secretary
Of Legation.
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Y-The New York Evening Post says that
over 100000 we're bet By different parties in
that city upon the arriyalof the Cunard steam-
ee Persia in eight days from the day of her de
parture.
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WEDNESDAY MORN: FEBRUARY go, 1856.
p-Now that there is some prospect Ola

Now that there is some prospect of.a
cessation of hostilities in the East between Rus
s;a and the allies, q new cause forseFious alarm
il suddenly limited at by the correspondents of
several ofthe German papers. We are told that
the English cAbinet are quite jealous of the lead
which France has taken in the arrangements for
a peace; and that difficulties not remote but i'm
mediate, between France and England are APP
pretended
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BARNUNI AND THE JEROME
CLOCK COMPANY.
The New York Post has the following in rela-
ton to the pecuniary troubles and the assign
ments Of Mr.. Barnunl and the Jerome Clock
Company:
The assets of the jerome Company consist of
their factory, and large amount of clock ma
chinery. The latter in their present state, it is
said, will not realize much for the creditors
The mortgages on Barnum's comtry-seat in
Fairfield, just out of Bridgeport, called 'Iranis-
! tan, and the property adjacent, amount to
$125,00O. The grounds comprise seventeen a
ores, most of which is beautifully laid out as a
garden, and n large mansion in the Oriental
style, all Of which has cost him about $50, 900
The mortgages his property in East Bridge
port, where he owned very large quantity of
land, and where he began founding a city by e
recting hotels, dwellings, and workshops, amount
ed to $184,2T4 4S. To connect the city of
Bridgeport proper with East Bridgeport, he,
few years ago, built handsome free bridge
over the Housatonic river, at cost of ten thou
sand dollars.
The squabblc about Barnum's property among
creditors, we learn, is just beginning. The New
Haven people, on the petition Of the New Haven
County Bank, have-appointed Mr.. Frederick
Crosswell the assignee In Bridgeport, on the
petition of the Farmers Bank of Bridegroom, Mr..
Henry Sandiord has been appointed assignee
Each representative claims that the other is ille-
gally appointed, and the matter is to be settled
by the State Court Of Connecticut All claims
not presented within sixty days from the time
the assignees make the announcement are cut
off from dividends.
Mr.. Chauncey Is. jerome, founder ofthe clock
company, who owned STA, 900 of the stock, has
also been forced into bankruptcy by the STAN
ford Bank. He is reported to have made vol
untary assignment the day Of meeting of the Gre
ditors in New Haven.
Mr.. Barnum retired from Iranistan some time
ago, and took up his residence in the upper part
Of this city. An impression has obtained in
New York, as well as in other places, that he
owned the Museum building. Such is not the
fact. He purchased the collection ofcuriosities
but leased the building of the heirs of Mr. Fran
els w. Omstead, for whom Mr. H. W. Sergeant
of Fishkill Landing, \. H., is the executor
The Museum is now, and has been for some
time past, in possession OF Messrs Greenwood
and Butler. Notwithstanding this crushing
weight of bankruptcy, as it is called, Barnum
seems to bear the burden with spirit
Iranistan is untenanted, all Of the furniture
having been removed to this city and sold
The records in New York show that the mort
cages and judgments against Mr. Barnum's real
estate amounted to Sl6y,O00, TO which is added
some $780, 900 for confidential debts, designated
in the list of preferred creditors, named in his
assignment.
Tom Thumb, the foundation Of his late fortune
issrestinS at Bridgeport, and in all probability
will come to the rescue of the Snowman
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For sale wholesale and retail by
aqls LArGHzLxs & Busu41EzD.
DALLEYls GENrTNr pAIy EyTRA

DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
WIN subdue the pain and inflammation from the severest
burns scalds, from twenty minutesnd that it
will the scars; Cectuay
yer sOres-salt Notwithstanding Rheumatism Sore
and Inaamed Observation-Disclosures and Ulcer
ated sores-Scad IIead-Corns and
sprains-sweIlngsFe Sppes-Chi lblains-bes
of Inseetssweed and broken EruptiOns-and all
other Inammatory Diseases where parts
affected can be reached.
Don't be ncreulous the many named be
cured by only hngbut reflect positive
properties which the Daley salye alone contains
heretofore enumeratedOne fOu-can reach not alone
the aforementioned disease hut many
QueryDO not regular bred physteidns prescribe caEO-
mel tntedrdEy for scorss ordi6ersat diseGsesI
Each box of GENUINE EXTRACTOR upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures Of CIV
CLIcKENER & CO., rroprtetors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufactured All others counterfeit Price % cents
per box.
g-Au orders should be addressed to c. V. ciekner 4
Co., ST Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LAEGHLINS Dc BUSRFIELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the U.s. sp1s.
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Farm for Sale
3 MILES FROM WHEELING.

DESIRE 10 sell Iny Farm, situated on the National Road,
about miles east Of this city, and containing One Hun
dred and Ten The IiemCld Railroad passes through
the land which contains F0y Acres OF most excellent Coal
niorng cheap and ready convey the same TO
good market, tile remaining Seventy Acres is Fst rate
soil suitable Tor garden PURPOSES sufficiently tluerc ana
containing also an Orchard of Three Hundred choice
Fruit Bearing Trees.
For terms Of sale apply Alfred Caldwell or the under
felast tTuos. CLARK.
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Az ARKANSAS LEGIsL.AToR.-:i member elect
of the lower chamber of the Legislature of Ar
kansas, was persuadedby some wags in the neigh
bOrhood, that If he did not reach the State House
at ten o'clock on the day assembling, he could
not be sworn, and would lose his seat. He iIu-
mediately mounted, with hunting frock, rifle and
bowie knife, and Epurred till he got to the capitol
where hitcketl his nag. 4 crowd was ON the
lower floor, walking about their hats on, and
smoking cigars. These he passed, ran up stairs
into the Senate Chamber set his rifle against the
wall, and bawled out:
strangers, whar's the man that swear's me
ins' atthe same time taking out his creden-
tials.
walk this way, said the clerk, who was at
the moment igniting real Principe, and he was
sworn without inquiry.
When the teller came to count noses, he found
there was one Senator too many present. The
mistake was soon discovered, aud the huntSman
was informed that he did not belong there
Fool tcho, with your corn breatl.' he roared
'tyou can't funk this child no how YOU can fix
it-Fm elected to this ere Legislature, and I'll
go agin all banks and eternal improvements and
if there's any of your oratory gentlemen wants
to get skinned, just say the word, and I'll light
upon you like niger on a woodehurk Nv
constituents sent nue. here, and if You want to
floor this twc-legged animal, hop on Just as soon
as you like, for though I'm from the back eoun-
try, I'm little smarter than any other quadrup-
ed you can turn ont of this drove
After this admirable harangue, he put his bowie
knife between his teeth, and took up his rifle,
with Come here, old Sukei stand by me - at
the same time pointing at the chairman, who,
however, had seen such people before. After
some expoStulation, the man was persuaded that
he belonged to the lower chamber, upon which
he sheathed his knife flung his gun on his should
err and with IlTofounCl ea10sF
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[..rgus and Times copy and charge this ofiee.l

TO TIE ,F'0TERS Of ONO C0CyTY.
respectfully announce myself candidate for the office
of Sheriff. at the coming Spring election.
jn22 W. t. sELBY.
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eY-rIe State House in Columbus Ohio, has
cost the sum Of 1855, ssa
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FOR cNRLS7.n4S AND NEw lxaR.s
PRESENTS.

ADAMS, Premium DaEuerreotypist, the pleasure Of
informing the cItzeH Wheeling that he producing by
the aid of reicai agent Ambroypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They of such brane
bOltness and artistic finish excite admiration
every Including artists who have most
erersdlr"
w-Fye Medals and Eight Diplomas hare been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery, corner Main and Union
streets dc1s
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'tMY RRuppERs,' said waggish eolored man
to crowd, in all infiiction, IN all OBJ yer trou-
bles. dar is one place you can always find SYM
pathy.n hare wharf shouted several. ..Inl
dedictiouary, he replied, rolling his eyes skv
ward.
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LOOK 1T THAT IAnl,t

Once beautiful and blooming as the rose-nOw how palid
her whole complexion tInge with yellow hesere leaf of
Autumn and her sun going down while it is Yet
day. Let her but try HamptOu's Vegetable pcure and
she viii wonder at the mighty ehangethat asr all The OH
er medicines freely taken reach her case but
this pleasant balm from Natures garden
I. II. LOGAN L co,
Iel6 General
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"a Fhey have al the Broadway Theatre in
the city of New York the great Antipodean, !"
who walks upon the ceiling head downmost. A
platform is suspended from the top of the stage;
beneath is netting to catch the Antipodcan in
case he shouldhappen to tumble Mr. Lenton, the
performer, walks across his platform head down
most The apparatus by which he is enabled to
do this is attached 10 his shoes, and is slight and
limbcrsome. There are small contriyances
doubtless, for exhausting the air connected with
these soles by which a firm hold is secured to
the platform or ceiling. So far as can be seen,
the hands are not used at all, the air being ex.
hausted by the action of the foot
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DRUGS. MEDICINES IS LIES DYES.

GLASS. &C.
VIE undersigned opening for their Spring Sales,
fresh assortment of all Goods in their line domes-
tic and Foreign.
In offering their stock, they enabled by important
changes in their business prompt six
months buyers bargains In al descriptions of their GoOds
the quality to be strictly represented.
Physicians have opportunity selecting
the mort reliable and popular chemical
preparations, atreiuccd prices.
Druggists, Merchants, and buyers generally, will find
large supply; comprising all new and approved Remedies
standard Patent Medicines Fashionable Perumery Toilette
Preparations, &C. &C., which furnished OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices.
Catalogues Of prices furnished when desred exan
nation Of our stock solicited.
JOHN c. BAKER CO.
ttitt.i No. 100 y. Sd St
fe19:en Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs,
TO PRTNTRRs

TO PRINTERS.
We are prepared furnish Printers with wade superior
News BoOkand Job Inks. We have nov on hand: -
MeMs Ink lnk, hand press. Dark HIue
Book Ink. nS.ls IS -.
q &Riue RIncl. Ve1Io1S
Extra Fine do. WbS,e
lied UmIk. GSoI.I S;Se
Extra Fine do Vnr,'IsI,
Light Hue. Sc sc ~
All Inks sold b Us warranted to good; and If found not
to be 60 can be returned at expense.
saB-Terms cash.
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Samuel Mitchell and WIFE, Elizabeth clanccry in the Cir
Mitchell, cult Court for Ohio
vs. County for the sepa-
2. Jacob, Trustee, rite benefit Of said E.
and others. lzahcth Mitchell.
In pursuance Of the made In this case shall on
Saturday the 10th day OF February, 1885, Court House
for Ohio county, sell to the highest and
terms after named the south alfof lot No -four in square
No. fifteen ISL fronting 9Th aud the same now and
lately occupied BY the said Mitchell and wife
eBFeruis Ortsae areOne-fourth Of the purchase mon
cash. in thirty days by negotiable note bearing in
terest with good security; the other three-fourths BY
equal instruments at l6 and % months from sale with
terest purchaser giving bond with security and title being
z. JACOB, Trustee
p a-,1N 1,;ssI,1
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice

AuLI1uISIIdIUf'S N OLlCe.
NE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
the estate Of Wm. Hail. deceased late Ohio county
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted said estate 10
maxi payment and to all having against said
to exhibit the for settlement. He all
IONS having Goods left with snid William Hail. in his life
time to be sold on commission, and which unsold TO
f.19:1m Of Nm Hal d ,,,s l.
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a Coin GREErlSG.- Good mawnin, nigga, ;
said curled up, shivering darkey yesterday
acquaintance in the street
Don't don't, don't call this good mawnin,'
retorted the latter; dis is de wus lnawnin eber
encountered in all my tabels Wot you tink
is de cruise of dis extraordinary spell of weders'
4 can't splain it on any Philosophical princi.
pies hab about me just now, bnt heerd a
white man say dat de world, which in ornary
times rebolb on its axe, has dis year turn'd only
half round, and dat dc cold side has stuck fast
tout our way.
Dat must be deob way it-lats satisfactory
explanation. De big wheel on which be world
rebolbs has probably friz up, but Ihope dey'n
thaw it out soon.
And the two darkeys went their way marvel
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as17.s725g
&217.s72 50
WM. MCCOY. TTs5.5,.,'-

Nc. the urdeEs appointed q committee IN
lnr ass9ans ne Wheeling Savings psqtIop
examined said accounts and find the shove state, ~
correct. Given Under hands the 8i ofess Se. ge
ISAIAH COOPER, S'
JOHN AiGAEGIIEY, lCommI,...
Ianl2s. WI. b. BERRfIIIIi- n = . = VI 3
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For Sale
For Rent

TINE two large spacious ssre Rooms Main street now
Il, in the ocCunacy OF List Howell Possession given
on the first Of April next. Apply TO
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TaVern 10 Rent

FTNHE well known Tavern, known Airs Go0ilnRs the
Il National road miles east of Wheeling, he Torrent
from April first, 1Sl6 The stand too well and avOTAby
Hnown to require further notice. m d
For terms enquire Of Jacob GoodnG the undersigned
nvl9u LYDIA CRlGER
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.0IH D I.iIls d LRR0 ri'sS1 IIlor.os

- q III 4EAAl4L- y IDDOL DOIF,
oTLD respectfully their friends and The pubii
w generally, tut they have opened Grocery Store at
e corner Of Market and Union streets In tie room rec
by w u Robertson, where they intend 10 Keen
IIll supply Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES and viii tSle
IN serving them out to customers the lowest mar
- they VII stu carry on their STEAM BAKERY and
Teaoy l" h Tie orders Of ali their old friends as we'll
Breads. s' y '''l'NsIs ~ ~"
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Tom Thumb, the foundation Of hisla fortune
ssrestins at Bridgeport, and in all probability
will come to the rescue of the Snowman
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Groceriaa. "a

NAOOU44ODl GSCst
ITO BARRHIS sapeTlne and Extra Flour: ~
llD 10 barrels Rye $50 4
JOG Extra Salt; lfiFgtaf a
10 Crushed Sugar; -.a.arh
10 Powdered g YRtE
GraDulnted Sugar:
80 MOIasses;
hhds. n o. sh az fCIFc
90 barrels medium No 8 Alaekersa
20 hf 81 1870. s-srf
~ 1OhT i
20 kits No. / and ,t
- boxes Is. q. Cheese;
chests Imperial Tea; ss.is
E7st : Q - = q. isss4st. - f-i-, 5-s.ss
vi
~ cattce boxes
p bags Rio Coffee; Il 2 fzfz
~ Java g
starch Matches, BFOoms, &c. for saleioutf flsaal
GEO X. M6MECIiEN
20 -. No. sl2 Market Eireet.s
ffslane's, &c. &C. for eaisbyf = y 10 = elef
jHs A. 6 coon co
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AIso-a large assortment of Caps, of all de-
scrptions in use.
fe16 S. AVERY
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PRING ELECTION.

MessRs EDrross You wi confer favor upon many vO-
terra by announcing esteemed and worthy
R. H. HUBBRLL, candidate shsrin oar Spring
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yTIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for Marshall county, in the month Of Feb