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LfBrt ,Tolt D1voRcr B. Frank Dalton,
Who IS now under sentence in the jail at Boston
for assault upon Sumner, has filed in the Sns
I,TeSae Court OF Mass, through his counsel, ali.
Bali din Gree from his wife Helen Dalton. The
hearing In; the case will probably introduce an.
other exciting chapter in the ShaEmut avenue
tFegedy. The ground upon which the libel is
slases says the Boston Transcript, of the 18th
inst, & the charge Of adultery. II alleges that
the I'said adultery WAS committed with William
sumner, now deceased, formerly Of Milton, at
ths late residence Of the lbellsns In Sumner
street; also, At the house,of, Edward o. Coburn,
IN shSwmut ayenues also; a the saloor, keptby
one Fess street; and also alta hotel or inn
II Brighton, MiddIesex county. And the libel,
liant f1rthe that the said adultery was
md dc ssyentH as Il ilast Tatt ~
The doeulnent was signed in Jail morn.
! g ~ ". s1tar.
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ARE NGII SI0Kp


Then you can't be cured Don't delay until
complaint is incurable, then wheatt
Pour.as Of the diseases which people the church yards
Iatghtb be cured by Ayers Cahartlc pills. scasen
Don't go dragging through the SPRING faint, sleepy and list
e4s because your blood Is loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache lrburuand their kindred disorders, because
your foul Don't parade yourself around the
world, covered with PimpcF, Botehes Ulcers, and ali
any e unecan diseases of the skim because your Sys.
wants cleansing Don't show yourself about lean bag
gard oil cave in, because ysur stomach and Bowels
strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills these
things right surely water queaehea fire. They purify
body and blood and restore their functions healthy
activity which you feel quick they taken. They
great medical wonder of This age recognized by
all who know their virtues many thousands know them
Take the Cherry PsctoraEfor Cough, and the Pits for all
arrangements requiring Purgative medicine.
Prepared by Or. G. Arla, lowell, sIassschu.eeand
sold by all Druggists y Wheeling.
"A. G. GOOD & CO., WHEELING,
re4 Wholesaleana Retail Agents.
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-
EvtLs OF PARTISAN PREssEs@It was said in
debate, a few days ago, by Senator Weller, and
Nth Is much truth as there was iudepcnd-
Snce in the remark thst the present state Of er-
sssperatj5s 5ett0eea England and the United
Site & iR a great measure opiHg to a portion
Of Tho NH pnsSsion both SiLss Of tde1oater-
we have often thought thatiF every citizen in
our county had read the numbers Of the Lon
don Times, and every sEngiishman had read the
editorials Of the Washington Union, regularly
during the last 1--WE years, the two countries
would long since have been at war with each
other, and thousands of innocent men would by
this time hSye been slain in battle and hundreds
IT vessels and millions Of property been cap
tSifed or destroyed. Fortunately, however, the
people ON either side see very little of the bellig
erent Journal Of the other, and the abusive irri
gstihg Language in VI ich they indulge passing at
hons al its true value, falls comparat yety harm
less on the public sense. Much Is it to be de-
plored that public Journals in free countries
should sogrcatiy misconceive their mission IS,
10 be found over ready toifoment national enmi.
ties, and By dispar ement. insult, and cfihina=s
ten exasperate every matter OF triaing differ
gnce, rather than by charitable construction,
Ssandor, and forbearance toheal them. The just
and foreibler remark of the Senator from CaliloE-
uia has led US into these general reflections,
which we believe to be IS true as they are apo;
siteset2 6et.eiEt. --.----s----s-.
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TIE vALrE OF LANDS Articles on the value
of farm lands and Of city real estate, fall under
our eye in exchanges from the West and South.
Some facts which they relate are suggestive:
A farmer in Peoria county, Illinois, living up
on a rented farm for which he paid 1925 per an
nun, did his work himself kept team of horses,
paid his rent, supported his family, and cleared
$1,000 last year. Another farmer, in Pike counz
ty, harvested 5000 bushels of wheat from sin
gle field, hired everything done, and cleared g.
600: acquaintance of this man, residing in
the same county, emigratcd to that section few
years since, With nothing save his health and 8
pair ofwiing hands, and last year sold farm pro-
duce the amount of $4,000. His pig-pen con-
tains 46l fat hogs, averaging $50 lbs. each. AM
other farmer in Morgan county, sold 100000
worth Of cattle last year, and cleared q pretty
penny from the sales A blooming Grove, n. u
farmer was offered his board and a dollar a day,
tl,e.year round, to induce him to emigate to nlis
nois: a number of Orange county people have
left New; York within year, TO seek their for
tune in Ohio, Illinois and Minnesota. Some are.
mechanics, some farmers, and all were doing well
when, last heard afrom-and the tshaIesn have
not yet troubled thcm. They arevcry fortunate.
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FOR cNRhs7lL4s AND VIEW lxAR,S

4 II41''1-14N : - D. = =
ADAMS Prcmuua DaguerreOtyPss has The pleasure of
Informing the citizens Wheeling that he producing by
the aid of identical agent, Au,broyIes unlike those
heretofore Ibis city. They of such briancy,
boIdnesa and artistic finish, excite admiration Of
every one including artists visited the cele
Galleries, NhO pronounce then e best they
trerA0w."
sa-rve Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember the GALLERY. Main and Union
streets. q dcis sif
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DAlrluoRE, Oct. 10, '55.

Hessrs. A0rtivarr d .aosc6rdy:
writing relation TO the virtues Of lAmptons Tine
ture fear, that cannot give the ahlctedworld
eats have been great feel inadequate TO the task
attached EithIh chronic rhenmat!sh In It's most mNg
tined aIcei until Icrossel the Atlantic Ocean on
EStlering Iai at this attained my growth and
expected be EeilaEhin, e disease CAME, in the rt
swelling When my gathering first broke did discharge
less than quart and continued to trouble ne every tins
took cold vast the least itHcd; bodily strength
reduced the weakness Of infancy was several tucs
very my b 0,s s o SSss gI 81 hands m
came These SuerinHs, and the general debility
me often 10 thick permitted to know
felt e free from pain and suffering evcnior one
bo,ly should Ice hHnGc anu become like unto
Chriss glorious body at least until this mortal have put
had taken 50 many medicines, received little BEN
eft that lad confdenc. In none Ihad used Of nvaFiy all
had heard o. had placed BY my friends under
physicians in England, and all the relief obtain
When first heard af lInmpOis Tincture, had not the
slightest confidence in its efficacy had friend who had
known Jarrett Puner hen his surinXs were at the
worst, had witnessed the cure wrought upon him. To
ken una bottle before began feel its rnehcrl ctecsmy
strength returnetny appetite became gUndnf complex
cnce Of This friend you became acquainted with my and
requested you told case was such rce"
fully developed IT. and II desired 10 take It, you wouii
present it 10 me- 4 i was fgr tr space q ye "
of sY de1Ge have become strong and hearty
stand much not more than most oil my lazy ac4laht
say a getting quite sy thing certain, lame
quite as again 1t before, and can trip
about home without u crutch.
often wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
WAS clI, believe should have been saved the "Ncru-
cIaug pain have been subjected to, well as the defnr1n.
Of holy must carry to the grave aud my parents wnui6
not ave uIer such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and III sending me- they did, to the celebrated Springs in
England In OF health wish all the afflicted world
could sec me- the benefits have derived from this
Tncture of IIamptons Ity to make all acquainted with
ITS virtues with whom come in contact.
Ccncncn am thousand times Obliged yon, and yor
are at liberty my and case TO ALL
remain, yours in gratitude
MARY a. SCOFIELD,
No. $50 VI. Baltimore Et.
To Messrs Mortimer Mowbrny, $50 Baltimore street, BAL
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Is AR < ND EYE
Drs. EBRUN & DUFToN,
OCULISTS AND WRISTS.


TAR LEBRuN Offers those suffering Deaucss, his
" imbke auTnl remedies, wh.h have been successful
nearly three thousand cases Of confirmed deafness! These
remedies pronounced by DS. KhrNmer Berlin,
and Deehu. Paris, and Curtis Pitcher, of London the
wonderful applied for diseases Of Internal and
middle They comprise different courses for the
diseases that effect the external and middle
confined to the external their effects
apparent OH the fl sixth day. DR.. LEDRUN ledrr1nS
ton eighteen certificates from those who have been
infancy whose hearing snOwcOmPlecly restored
and they are enabled to learn TIC language! Over
hundred Of deafness have been
fully treated by him. Certificates that may
application.
In NIL cases deafness arising from Inflammation, thick
eniuO or Cyen perfOrOn Of tho nlsMbFHnH HIHPGRi,"
usually called the drum - inflammation or
bruno the tyHf,aHM and eItstsutH tube with IccnH
Hfti0R or nINc; Hert0Ws SorftOHS, 1nLYLs OrOrhs de-
or when the disease be traced to Scarlet, Typhus B
fous bilious Interttent Fever Colds the Of uinue
medicines gatherings in the OF Childhood
Where want OF secretion apparent, the auditory canal"
being dry scaly when the deafness accompanied With
noies in ear like ruStling Of leaves chipping OF insects
falling water ringing Of BELLS pusaton discharge Ruf mat
ter when stopping position asersation Is felt rush
Of blood to the head had taken place when the hearing s
perfectly acute where there Is much noise, less acute
Ia cloudy weather. when cold has been TAKEN
the course pursued by DR.. LEBRCH Is considered iI
KLIs. - .st-iss
DR. DCrEoN the only practitioner In the United States
Nio prRetises the new, painless, and successful method In
ry o:her means have aEofd relief he asks from all
such fair and impartial trial. Patients by sending
iw particulars Of their can hive rsneies set TO
OaFt
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SOMETHING .AROUT HtNPT0H7S 7YS7TCRE-TO
IEERYOFS SUFFERERS
As InvgoratGr and Restorative where gentle Stiuu-
liant wanted, believe superior to all tile Cornls he
fore the public SPEPS1A. COUGHS SCItOE
CIA and with all d:sses Of Le Stomach and
Uwes truly successful to the single nnd
We the most valuable remedy, which Thousand
will testify.
E0-Call and get pamphlets an,
Pnr sale by II. n. Logan 8: Co. Wheeling, Gen
soli by MORTIMER & MOwRRAY,
2tJ baltimore a., Baltimore,
and 3A, broadway, " y.
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LET TIE AFFLI0TED HisdRz TIE TESILN0NY'
- s7sIS s' -fOE'A LADY.
TTIO those who the Of knowing her, need
j. say nothing but others remark that desire to
benefit The suffering induces her thus to speak None APP
prcate her 10Y and gratitude In being relieved rOu PAIN
after years suffering unparalleled, but those f there be
any WHO have suffered like her.
Miss s. has long been resident this cityfor the last
years has been successfully conducting school Mt No. $50
baltimore street The happy change In her health Il subject
Of astnnShfnrn and Joy friends. We ask
those interested cali on her She will tell them Of
her cure BY IpOA IiHSfHre than size has written. Thus
"a that This remedy goes on giving relief the scE VT
the public them From distant places We aso
current testimony Of thousands should skrpticm and
prxiulicct thcrhea and coneede that Iampt0ns
rinct6re Is 4. wonderful discovery. g. -tss
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Polk, TYLRR's ADMINISTRATORS, &c.-The fol-
lowing curious but characteristic letter comes.
from Sherwood Forrest addressed to General
Thomas j. Green, of Texas: .r.s.. .,,-t
SHERWOOD FORREST, Feb. co. 1856.
Dear General;-I take occasion now to thank
you for your kind reference to me in your re-
marks at the Richmond dinner. 1t would be
indeed strange if my enemies could deprive me
Of the credit Of having annexed Texas ito the
Union. presented the question, urged it first
in the form Of treaty tothc Senate, met the re-
lection Of the treaty By apromptand immediate
appeal TO the House Of Representatives, fought
thebsttle before the people, and conquered its
two formidable adversaries with their trained
bands; and two days before my term expired a.
dbpted and enforced the alternate resolution I'M
der which Texas took her place amid the fra
terniEysof States Ny successor did nothing hut
confirm what had done. Nor is this all. Tex
as drew afterit California; SO that l may well
claim that, inregard to that whole subject Mr..
Polk WAS but administrator de 6onisn0n. True,
ISFould not have negotiated a treaty Of peace
without settling the slave question that treaty,
the omission to do which was great blunder.
0ftfls will talk to you when see you. Acf
cept the assurance ofmy constant esteem.
= pos JOHN TYLER
Polk, Tyler's administrator deboHis non -
Well, but what an estate to administer onl
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Testimony.

1--WE the undersigned practitioners o! medicine In the city
Sew York. having hadoccsson to witness the practice Of
Drs IeBr! and nuftnn diseases Of the Ear rl Eye
ing aside personal Jealousy and pretuiiee, freely admit
the puBucd By them In treating diseases Of Those del
tended H. well worthy The attention Of professional
brethren Throughout Cie United Satea. Ter system OF
treating diseases Of the middle and internal by the
Of nedcat Tnpors particularly In chronic and compile
Gated cases forms the practice Of aaral surgery
and fills up void which has long een felt by the general
practitioner. In diseases oE e they seldom relre to
resort to an operation Sknl anFists and sclistS and
enthusiastically devoted to their cordially
commend them osueh az may require their aid"
signed, = slls. ALEXAXEDE n. Mort, NJ d.,
GEO. g. GRGSRS, AZ. D., IIoKACs WENStoW, N. D..
O. DgiPIS. Md, ALLsToS B. ERASCiS, 81. D.,
n. v. Vas BcREx, NJ. D., BEDFORD DohENrs, Il. D.
Men York, August J, 1872
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SroAR sREFrS1Na APPARATrs.-In some stages
of sugar refining, and II, Turkey-red dyeing. bull
locks blood, in q natural state, is used, sud in
this conditonit is difficult to carry and disagree;
able to keep. To obyiate these evils, patent
has been taken QUIT pressing the clotted blood
of animals into cakes, then drying them with:
currents of hot air 1t is afterwards ground, to.
powder in a machine, and in that state is used
By sugar refiners and Overs. . The Serious p0r7
ton of the blood, which has been pressed out
is dried like the cotted parts, and is supplied to-
calico printers for using with their colors.
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War CONSTITUTES DEMocRAcT?-This qucs--
ton, which has, exercised the faculties of the
best idtellects, North and South, ever since the
adoption Of tho Virginia resolutions of 179s-'99,
Is about tcbe settled judically; and therefore
therewill be no need on the part of the faithful,
to attempt to solve the riddle by wading through
theplatfofm of 1859, or the more recent cmana-
tiOns of political metaphygieians. If the Editor
refeTred to in the subioined paragraph should
succeed in recovering the subscription claimed
from his refractory patron thenthe files of the
Alton EIpounder will hereafter be the textbook
for the Democracy, and sterreotyped copies will
bsin great demand.
.gThe courts of Illinois have for decision the
most ipefplexing question that ever puzzled the
brain Of 4 Judge. Thequestion is, What consti-
tiltes' Democracy The question originated
uIus:, A Democrat at Alton subscribed $25 to
slStain Democratic paper, but afterwards re-
fused to pay his subscription because the editors
own The editor sued for the money. Several
prominent democrats were called to the stand,
hut the testimony as TO what Democracy is was
decidedly homogeneous and conflicting. Tho
jtstice decided in favor of the editor, but the
subscriber took appeal to higher court, and
rich time is expected in taking testimony ON the
main question. The only way TO get at just
decision of the difficult problem is to summon
Mr.. John Van Buren, and some distinguished
Southern politician, Ifthey are not competent
to define Democracy as it is in the year 1856, the
courts win be obliged to give up the case as ill.,
soIvabIe.n -srl-- ..-..-s. -e--'
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CIIIzRNaS oAMDADATE

Ma EDIroa -Piesse oh,Ise citizens ~ annoaneing
In The ensuing Spring Iietion for the ONCE Sheriff Of
ESQ MANY CITIZENS.
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Students wishing u perfect themselves in tsbraucl Of
ueical seieacc. viii find opportunity Of joining the class
the Eye and Ear Inrmary Of Dr. DclarJ LeBrin Union
rlAcc Cuiqurs every Tuesday and Friday afternoons from
l To 8 O'GineE, during Medical College ternlt
TEKMS.-FITe Dollars. Consultation Fec. Ten Dollars
be pA when the hearing Is 10 It's original acute
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pAL1EY,s crNUlSE PA1x EXTRACTOR.

For sale wholesale and retail by
aqls LAUGHLLS;St & RUSXFIELD.
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-Dy.ntrsa, in alits various forms Of emactated hu.
nany resulting often from small like ndseson
producing Constipation FlatuIsncy inthe Stomach
and thousand other tending dshil
tate the physical any and all Of these Ills yield like
magic TO mr. ltosctters celebrated STOMACH Differs,
giving it the reputation bears Of relpstatng health
ny thousands who have tried its and
ing influence upon almost despairins the broken
stitutons. Al should these BITTERS' during this
cases known.
w-Por saIe by all the principal Druggists and by hotels
A..
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THERE'S no sufficient cause for abandoning
from at the Western Isles, though in a disabled
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4The fac. that the /" Edinburgh picked up
none of the articles seen, which might then
haye-b been identified, is also generally comment
ed on. y -.s4.r;-.s 800 i- .a4-..s4
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WIZ EITIIlJJST w ~ IyTJTIDSJI7.
~ ffRsT srRjNC. STOCK 80
at present viii M TceIS Ia tev,u from
L this da,eat y - - 80 -
Isnnc Prnger's
The 1S sos l OF eS ImS ST. Al.
Received t,y rxtr,r.ss "a, large. stock Of
= : sPRIyGlBoSNETs, 81
beth straw aud s and which, shall sell at extremely low
mhz ISAAC pRAGER.L
TINTED.
SOn BARRELS of Green Apnes. by
OOO MIRO =, $500 GE0. WILSON.
belmont Chronicle pubsho the amountiOf 81 aid charge
'nis 3nlee: ---------L--------
FOR SIZE.
LOT $40 lbs fresh yrnison at 10 cts per Just
and for sale by gs . -,'lLssss ~: -
nno - z : ! y = - -SIEo: MltsS0S.
FerguSSOn, Murphy Il Co.,
OSJOIES4 II
q - ~ = = idT.5 L,,,,.
W 0Ve'S " 10 ,ts HosSS4 ST. - o S''"'''o'
BALTIMORE
MOULD call attention to their large and wen selected
w stock Of tFroccrlea Teas w Ines and Liquors.
VIII Ptonpuy anu TO the sale OF al KINDS
country IFouucei ana
\ Llthe popular Patent AIetltcl for sale hI. -
"a niiIo 80 vi 4 AAGNfttLINS q bCSttEIEl.D
, DoZ lIostettcrs Blttersi at z g 7E..55lss
- T0S TT--,sto..I- ~ 5Tt.-I---z -
dug ianPs'as ,SC
5n boz 1a,s6SloF's lIaif d., i
aa .liS -, : - :
y mh2 -LAg9iLlNs & HoSHFIELD
} GROSS IIAways Really Relief, Mt .s s5,-.s-T
a DOZ Sir Jaynes clafk,s Eslaaia Pills,
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Tavern to Rent
M EDICINE a. L-UXURY
DR. MILLS
IROlIt1TIG- ,YIf(lILI.(IIL RL2tTERSIt

a FeVtTlge, rFCFaTed
~ purrst very hest natcralS and urtIY reputable tJr-
~ article OF which strengthening invigorang
system, and BY its highly dramatic properties Is zC
==ss.r DELICIOUS ELiXIit,
to correct the uppee by strengthening the stomach
FESTIVE organs the most certain specific the EEsz
ChOlic, Liver COmpaints Dizziness Flaturncy, Ppts.
tIon and NIL Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia Yernae WAX
ness and Mental regulating the boVsi
ana PnTtnE tone anti chcrFfnlness to the Niele sysn
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SissoIution of Co-Partnership.
IS AMID ENGI-.
Thes SteaIia Engine,

FOR RAISING WATER,
With some observaons on various slhis6s, connected
the Mechanic arts, including the develop
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THE RUSH 10 the PLAZA.

TIE RCSII 10 TIE PLALA.
Hundreds ofthe residents of the central por-
ton Of the city rushed to the plaza, naturally
that the open space would afford them greater
refuge than the roof ola tofpling building Many
were almost in state of nudity-and others
whose overpowcring sense ofmodesty suggested
the propricty of lite clothing, even in this en-
Urgency, might have been seen making their has
ty toilet under the shadow of the Plaza fence
with as much haste as their trembling limbs
would allow. The scene would have been cx
treme.y lulicrous under other circumstances
When the shock was over the rush for pantaloons
and-petticoats was quite great.
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For Rent.
AalG0oD two story House. Morrow
N further particulars enquire OF 'H q
rh4 GRO. T.. wlCKu1v
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BUILDINGS INJcRED.
The fire wall of the north side of the brick
building at the corner of Oregon and From streets
ness. and badly put up at that.
Tho front wall OF Wilson's Exchange Building,
on SAMSON street, near the south end, is cracked
from, the foundation. to the roof III its present
condition. the southern portion of the building
is quite unsafe
occupied as stove store by Britain & Co., are
cracked in a number of places The building
will probably have to be taken down.
The southern wall of the City Hall Building,
on the line of the stairway ascending to the up
is cracked from the foundation to the
roof The wall plaster has fallen Oft in a num-
Der of places 4 number of brick buildings in
the lower portion of the city are slightly cracked
but in most instances the damage may by easily
repaired!
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Any OF the above property will he disposed Of a.
sale, previous to the day OF public sale. Pn'as
,=--W. II PETERS Adm. In Va
mhPtii lef .Ss.hoenheEEeE, trer,n,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CEN.
srR AL CIlMAIITTEE.

Gen. I. ~ Boylih, Isle Of Wight
Thomas Tallace, Petersburg go : >, -,
r. Il. Glass, Bynehhbufg. = y = = - :
TtomasrJ IIIandolph Aiberuarlsa ad DIE y
James Barbour, Culpeper
r.. T. i. Beaie, Westmoreland. - -. ,.rz.Y,
OR. Funston, Clarke. Il
Samuel Walker, HaTisonburg. - 8
IT. II. SpiIer, Botetourt = Z
B. Rush Floyd, Wythe.
Robert Johnston, Harrison, -.
CharlesNY. Russell, Wheeling ,7 80
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TnISes n. NoREotK. The United States fri
gate Merrimac, now lies at. Norfolk, whore she
will be visited during the present week by the
Sec'y Of the Navy and the Naval Committees of
hath J4oI1ses ofi CONGRESS- sef5s ~ =
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BANK STOCK AND CRY s IoT,
at Public Sale

n WILL sen atnubc auction. At the front do.
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