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psArn OF MAJ. VIZ. d. GHalsriAS.--We were main.
.a to hear of the sudden death of this gentleman
which occurred yesterday at about 2 clock y. m
Possessed OF genial IN lnners, aud lively reeabIa
temperAmeni, M4jor {. Wis general fasarite and
wa doubt not that many aud deep regrets will follow
him TO the grave that will this day shut him fore, er
rom human view Our acquaintance with him has
bren brief but sufficiently long 10 develop the many
admirable fruits in his character aud to impress Us
with the conviction that we have indeed lost friend
peace to lis manes! II he had faults let them he
hurled with him, aud none but his virtues Of which
t,ere we're many, be held in sweet remembrance.
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4 N'INI'NN WI TFIf 'NFIFTNNNl1TNl
undivided hall Of the MONTGOMERY HERALD office
This ouiH Inducements Ia those wishing ia Ia tho
husncss The Office has wn good Presses largo
Newspaper Type aud handsome ortmen
81 Job Tvpe-has gea1 snha ri ia aud excellent
run Of job Work aud Advertisements Sale positive.
Iil, lnllN SnMER
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ny deed 81 fust executed 10 the undersigned
hy Geoec eroiy nj II dated nth Ut. ea aud recorded In
the Clerk Office oi The cnuny tou If Campbell, khhl
saturday thu sot int nj oelatk, l. NJ aell at public
auction the the valuable lot Ia nid deed
ed 4 Ia The vicinity tho resienco at 9udRe Nm Daniel
il aud aiming ltfua At she
RuHr J DANlS. r.,.,...
NM 4 NANcEA. '''''
LII. I1luL
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citp anO Stdtr Stfa,ls.

NotNr VERNON AssociATloN.-We are requested to
, That The ladies' of the Mt. Vernon Association nj
IN. cit, design celebrating the 4th of July by meet
my nj dudley Hall on the evening OF that dap The
nraration Of independence will be real aud an Adj
ans delivered hy Maj. Jas. Garland after which n
aIestion will be taken up in aid The prli eNnri
,tiret Of the Association. We hope 10 see fail house
on the OCCASION
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FATAL RAILRop AccIpENr.-Ci Cincinnati. July
2-Ihe train between this city aud Marietta,
Ohio, when on the tlesile work, 10 day, II miles
west of that place ran off the track.
One car with 30 passengers fell distance of
50 feet. Foar were Killed. and twenty wounded.
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FuSuBouA- BsACAEOUD, General Forward
j ING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, PARk sRsBURa
Va, southern Terminus baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
Freight from baltimore In ParksrsburR
wheeling Shipments via Pakersburg Will miles Of
River Navigation This read connects with the Marietta and
Cincinnati Raroal daily line Steamers Cincinnati
aud Louisville unrivaled facilities shippers.
REFER TO
Jesse iiarr Co VIM. NJ blackboard DR. L. II. Backford
ynohburg Walter n Kerry, Mnxrell a. aranop Baltimore;
beverly Smith. Cashier Western Bank Va, Parkersburg
mn m
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S,TOCKs FOR SALE
LEM, yOu A PIANO.

- $500 Va ST Us
1000 orange & Alexandria Il. r Bonds
For salo by LANhhohNf q h'i-'oN
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enormously high. Freights in consequence had
declined toe 10 7oo IL the United States.

EXECUTION OF WoRRElL.--An eye witness
states Norrel for some time under sentence for
murder IN Missnuri,and well knwn in some parts
OF this Stale. where he formerly resided was OK
eeuted IN Union. Missouri, on Friday afternoon
Inst. The tragedy WINS witnessed by conoeurse
ot ut least 1000 persons largo proportion Of
whom had come from distance. In tho early
paft Of the day there was SOME apprehension ct u
iniGnli nhd disturbance quite n number OF the
crowd heing under great excitement but atter
Na'fell< appearance III company with his IN
Their aud mother, aud the Rev. Mr.. Schuyler. the
utmost stiffness prevailed until the Inst net of
the drama over. Worre himself behaved
with remarkable tirmness. surveying all the pre-
pafations aud the lhfnng Of faces present with.
cut any apparent emotion. Before ascending the
gallows he embraced his aged father mud mother
bad them farewell, shook hands with Mr.. Schuy.
Iet and then assisted the sheriff III placing the
rope around his own neck. Hi, last words were
10 thu spectators, aud were simply, Good bye,
ifienis-Gnd bless vno.' \ minute after. tho
sonl ut the unfortunate man Ind taken flight from
It's mortal tenement. DIR. Worrell and his Indy
were deeply affected at the last parting, vet ea.
hihited most surprising torttude
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Sell and buy commission TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOt L,
CORN PROVISIONS and General Merchandise
JNO. l.. EtfBANk,
Lar Of buchanan.
J.. y. IUBANK.
il ~ d&ely iar If kYnfhbnrR
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HECTOR DAVIS.
AuctiOnccr and ao,nmi-sia Urrchanf,

at The hoass tay otrqpied bg PGELL4A 1Ii&oa Franz
in Suee. HiehH nd La
WILL cndeaVor by strict attention TO the interest OF
w those their business to him, to merit the pat
brray bestoN ed on thu lae OF nlmm
Davis aud solca the patronage nj the public generally
have Jail OF my and viii board all Negroes Intended
for my sales at 80 cents perdtH, HECTOR DAVIS.
TuNIIE Subscriber eherrtuy recommends Mr. Hector
Davis TO his friends of nehurs aud its vicinity and
pledges for him The OF Their interest," and
oi rs for HIM their patronage MY OFFICE will be at
his Auction Rooms Franklin Street. Rirhmond Va, where
will be happy to meet with friends visiting Richmond for
the purpose OF selling Negroes r. II. DAVIS.
ip
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lHrrR FROM SANTA FE.-Wo have the Santa
Fe Gaaelte of the OH of May, which announces
the arrest ef Governor Merlweiher and proceed.
III Instituted Ia recover pnrt of tho records of
the etliee Il the Indian Superintendent in Santa
Fe. The Governor II app mrs, borrowed the re-
earhs containing public correspondence haek 10
leh2 but dld not return the volumes. Mr..
Ward, the clerk, finding TINT he could get no
satisfactory answer about Them. nna the Gaver-
nor being about Ia depart for the States, had II
wit ior his arrest taken out, which produced tho
books. The books. II Is announced. Ind been
mnilated, nnd twenty pages If official letters had
been torn from the three volumes md destroyed.
The mllltary movements Mt Santa Fee are in
tetesing Gel letng had crossed tho Rio
Granle on the third Of Anil. Col. Miller do.
parted from fott Thorn the same day for the
gold country, with Col. bonneville The Cover
nor of chihuahua, with taree hundred volunteers.
the mduns. The Mexenns will not permit the
/ Indians IN nke refuge IN their territory, AMI
Governor Revia haa rendered the privilege for
our escorts 10 pass through the Mexican territory
with provisions Tor the new post near Tucson,
and will direct the nenlles along the route 10
furnish them with every thing they moy require.
Capt. Gibson, Of the United States nrny, Ind
returned Ia Santa fe from II trip 10 Fort Def.
ance. Among ath,r duties he had imposed upon
himself lhnt al making collections for the Acnd-
eny of Natural Sciences nj Philadelphia. Capt.
l'epe Is sill engaged IN the work of boring arte.
sian wells On tho plains keRgtr.
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REPORTED RAILROAD ACCIDENT, -Grafton.
Va, July "A report has just reached hero by
the train from Parher,bnrg that II serious acct
dent oocn,ed yesterday on the Marietta Road. 1t
is said that ono If the ears filled with passen-
gers ran off n bridge, and that several persons
were killed and others are injured. We will pro-
badly have further particulars upon the arrival
of the next train from palkersburg 10 day.
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4 AND PERSONAL ESTATE lily virtue Of two leeds
al Trust executed 10 nj Trustee hy Margaret sullivan
thu tph day ef neembrr 1851 aud the nter IN the
qth DAY February ls and OF record IN the ecfks onee
thu Hastings Court o AnehbnfR shall proceed ta se
the PROMISES Friday, thu th DAY Of July ltai eet ain
Ground. Corner aud second Alley with thu
buildings and thFrrunta hrlnngnf, being the
occupied hy the SAID N usnrci sullivan
Ao. ~ the mu Aud place will Aoll The Hon phold
In said decd Of tn mn
February 1856 Tho title 10 hy above property te, IL
he good hut acting trustee ahal eonsnN such title only
IA vested IN b, the said deeds Terms mndc known IN the
day II sne II lloyd, Trustee
LII ~. ILL ..I.
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~ Mn III. NaDslSE

me outai setftse OF the late Nm. u CHRISTIAN
WI TAKE paee this morning at L o'clock, \ N
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Tho aheNr sale postponed until 1nosday Jals 1th nj
O'Clock, NJ which not will positively be sol without reserve
II Ax,o. ,n., y \ ! = y Trustees
tp
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- FORD FnuNrNl=Ihe I set Of Land which the
subscriber resides In thu bedford Is offered ur sale,
containing ae which about gl0 cleared
he tsnahdef la original growth II timber This land les
thu Nnthhufe and sa"m Turnpike rond III miles from Lynch
hnfE miles from Liberty a miles nom Goodies Crossing of
the VnrthnrR aud Tennessee Railroad This land
Is snientls situated in healthy aud agreeable ueighhor
head and within ules Of hu New London Academy hpnr
shnf Institution II Ia we'll adapted To the cultivation Of
Nhoht Of which tho subsrher has raised II
800 bushels fr several and has o
Tor the present II produces ala hne Tobacco
snltirncN the the AID
Meadow well large portion OF the
roser aud all ef IN sata II progresaiNe Improvement
The Nhue the we'll incosel mile plank
has heea lately madn upon The The
valuable and convenient The Dwelling House Ia large
and cenmnious and the nt H. In, hdng larc Briek
onire Kitchen alry SNAKE House tarfiage lIonae lee
House Negro Houses with Stone thmnes Harm anh Staha
good There "a Dirhnnd aud hne garden
the Thu subscriber invites dearons OF
chasing the and aud tho crops Possession
will he purchaser tho first iag November
with liberty - WHEAT at the usual time The sub
eerhefa address h otter ihd1e fosi onrc bedford County
iuy MtNfpRb W RADfDRb.
IiI1llI1 .1alM LIZ In aIALlA lnIlll
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ROANOKE CoLLEGE.-We regret our inability TO
comply with the request Of our Salem correspondent,
to publish in etchSo the proceedings attending tie
Commencement exercises of this College which were
opened on Sunday 29th ult,by the Baccaanrate Ser
mon by Rev Dr. Bitte, President of the Institution.
On Tuesday following the annual address before the
society OF Inquiry Missions delivered by the
Rev j. l.. Burrows, D. D., of Richmond
YIN. N. Burwell, Esq, OF Bedford, addressed the
Literary Societies Of the Institution on Wednesday
atternoon-his subject "Collegate Edaca-
ton
On Thursday, the seven Young gentlemen who
were candidates for graduation delivered addresses.
The first vas a Latin Grafton by e. W. Holland, OF
Sacm-the second by Mr., Palmer, one of the editors
Of .he Salem Register, whose subject was "Hngh
Mier"-the third Grafton delivered by +. ). Ri
zer-bis subject: "Astrology.a Mr.. II. p. HUFF, of
Salem had for his theme, the "ReyolHtion Of -
"ldealisnn by Alexander Philips, of Nythe next
succeeded. Tho Naedictory WIS pronounced lay Isaac
Hudson OF Pulaski county. The correspondent OF
tie salem Register concludes his notice Is follows
..Roauoke College has only been known for the
last few years The faculty working nen-they
hate library of select. scentifc works, OF about two
thousand volumes. They have contracted for the
kppara ttls of the Rev II. : Osborne, aud with what
they now have will possess the most extensive Ap-
parus for the illustration OF the Natural Sciences III
the State It has the most valuable Cabinet OF Mn
Grads ia Virginia, composed Of 6000 specimens OF
mostly foreign species Their grounds are heautiiu-
IL ornampntod with trees aud shrubbery-the most
oil ii the work of the students
Ne were pleased to see the Rev henry , oshorhe
Of Liberty, upon the PLATFORM who has beea elected
~ the chair of Natural Scenccs. Mr. Osborne Is
known as an extensive traveller ana stlenlhe man,
and will be great acquisition to the college.
The Petersburg Express learns, from D. H. Branch,
Fso that the Flonr inspected in Petersburg for the
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REEDE n ENDENIBAg.E,
LAND 40

ZNyIl select and 0ovcrnmcn Lands with Cash
w warrants make nyostmrnfB, loan money lat wester
pay and transact General Real Estate Buslnen
throng hout tho North Address
BEEDE 4 MENDENHAiI.
ap 7ly Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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General William Walker Of Nicaragua with Capt.
Fayhouy formerly OF the Nieangnan Nay, arrived
in Richmond Thursday last, on their way to New
Drlp
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NucGGKKEE n 60,
INu WboIe-pls nud Retail d Ocecs.

IUMMTNNION a FUNW AKDTNtF NFi1tUHhNT@,
manufacturers o SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
old Stand Of artorle Jones MAIN SrnfEr, LYNCH
Va will particular attention TO thcsae of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN. BACON, LARD BUTTER, &c, Liberal
will DO uadc all consgnnents when required
Ian
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NrA.uAmII ruArr .ANnsN II.

COUNTY Ht'DFDRb NEAR THE TOWN 81
IlnfR1Y ron SALE ON Thursday, the nh da. 1uly
Count nodard sell In this hghrat hidor public
nncion, TINT valuable TRACT OF LAND Of whnh jhmea
u Waits died arispd lying ia tile Of Bedford tho
waters Of Little otter trnrk aud containing ah"n 900 ate
This Of tho valuable naeia Of Land Ia Tho
~ The soil teh ia good stato %, Improvement aud the
traei has an abundance If "aier aud tlnber
ithtH within mica tho Of Liberty and Of tho Viz
gnla aud lrnneHeee Railroad
The npfoyc mehis consist nj comfortable brlrk Dwelling
House and all houses
Liberty ionrehnF toNu with Churches and ano Mae
aud Female Sehoos and tho sneeiy In the neighbofnod Of
tho land Ia rs des,rahlo can be found any whero
preferred viii he sold tracts containing about
ITO mud thu other about $50
Tim land viii BIO shown by Addison A Jencr. iamea
Waits, the under signed
rfHhs-=As much ol thu purchase Will be required
years equal Instruments will he givoh tho pnr
chaser being required bonds With good pennn secur
~ and the e 10 helsnd retained as further security subject
reaen default of the payment OF The purchase
june = dN t9uly JAMES 1. JOHNSON
NAsIAHBE LAND EOU -Af.E.-In pur."-
n decree of Circuit Of Bedford in thu
OF Hurts Hurts WILL commissioner Friday tho
Oh day nf july 1851 Tho pfemses sell 10 The hgheat bid
dur public auction That valuable tract of land owned by r
ii Hurt Mt the his nth lying the waters Of Little
oer in thd county of bedford about three miles from The
Idhoty, adjoining lands of Beniamn Donald,
1osse mka aud others containing about $50 acres This
Of the valnnhn rnes nfand In til" county OF lied
fd The aatl IA rich md rroduetsei the land ea well aud
has plenty of water about ot hlrd heavily mhered aud
Tho the rlrnrrd d - well
clover On the day thu premises will sell another
thu aboyedrsclbed containing about Ga
Tie of iii, tract J., heavily tmiercd ecpt
aerca IhH rae r4trate tobaeeo land II has n
framed dwelling houso and kitchen. Those wishing TO
purchase invited 10 Namno theHe tracts They will ba
ahonn by Mr. Jnn Hurt wbo resides tho premises
The undersigned.
TtiMsso . thu purchase money will dehny the
expenses OF the sale al will be required In eash
an the readne credit II md years equal pstamens
Will be given the rnr give bonds with good aecny
aud The title to the land retained further security auact to
sale IN default Of the payment Of the purchase money
tp ljdA CLAW lt1nly JOHN q IlibNAN tomr.
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IHOMAs q I'LL, fNUAN WHITFHEAD
Inspector Martins Warehouse,
Hill "A NuiGEnEAD,
" os al ~stO

Tobaeee 1=u and other Country Produce,
LYsrHHuHH having urned euphrtnersip for the pnr
pose doing general Commission business will give theii
undivided all consignment made to them.
u the of George l. bavs and next door to
- lneker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
1877 THOMAS q. HILL.
Refer 10 Capt Jno NJ Otey Cashier Bank of Va. G. ID Da
Wis Iuo T. Davis Co Sanl NJ. Garland, Amherst; Mayo
Uahel Nelson X. o. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
tAu . dksis
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esaiaris presented her husband with nm heir during
Tue month OF March, for sixteen successive wears.
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Virginia TOBACCO wAREsOUsE,
asr

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR SAIL
OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Liberal adv CnnsEnmonts
Mi IENtHG5 ApAMss connected with this house.
JAMS A CONNOLLY ROM. NJ ADAMS
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS


4 AND ron sAs.l.-a- adm |. i-frp,or <ie be-
MS with the will annexed nj Thomas IIigenbotham
docd aud Daniel ngginbotham decd shall Saturday,
the st day of August proceed e tho highest bid
der The house II Madison Hicks Tho premises Tract Of
Iand which belonged IL I. ID nFpinboham. containing
lha This Of laud lies In hr Amherst
adjoining tho land Of Rev Henry - Wood others aud
Ruekers Church Ihes. disposed purchase
ted the land aud Judge for themselves Tho ala be
lIov ei he good hut the sale WI he without
TfHMs@A credit Of aud years will bn riyen for
equal insamnnia bear Interest The
aud satisfactory security VIII he required aud the tito with
held until the payments are made.
In Ia IPyla 4 NJ
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4 COMPTON l.. Huauts.
Late NTH kcfRtH, Dudley y Co
4 OMprON ~ sTrGnEs, Agen,. for the sale
J OF VIRGINIA. MANUFADTuHED TOBACCO, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No ~ MAIN
Sr2tI elN4NnarL ONO.
Particular attention paid 10 the purchase Of Flour Ba
con. Lard Ar, Ne.
Refer 10 Farmers hank md Manufacturers generally
- dim
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BY T f l. Z G r APH.
Capture OGfwO Slavers.

reie graphed Expressly fer ihesyirsininn.'
Capture OGfyyO slavers.
THE schooner Maitland Of Baltimore and the brig
Massasoit of Maine were seized to-day outside ofthe
lighthouse by the revenue cutter Washington az
sayers.
-
Markets.
Nfw YonK, July 3.-Flour is quiet and unchanged;
Corn remains firm.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Flour has declined Ia cts..
Howard Street Is quoted nj ST.
Choice White Wheat quoted at So.
Mixed Corn IS cents
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Strict attention paid TO consignmenis Of FLOUR and MAN
ufAofuREp TOBACCO aud liberal advances made upon
lmay Tom
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Kks tom Engineer and Frederick kosch and G. Heinrich,
Draughtsmen prepared to furnish Designs,
Specifications and esmate for all kinds of buildings and
pmery Special will be paid to the construction of
work his charge Surveys of Land Mines and
Roads the shortest notice. and the most APP
prov ell pans Address IL. EXALL,
nov tdActs Architect, Richmond, Va
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Il la ma
- Com mission Mef ibnns

- aosss ns ISIS ION Nlet ihnni
o9U At Tanner aud AahofA, innt lately h.weon friend
t hrs Warehouse. Mann street lnchlutg, Ya viii
his personal attention the sala a all linda of
country produce particularly that Of Iobaero. haers
the business. he v Ill he
enabled Ia tfvo general tntafnetion JAS A. HAMMER,
4 - Liberal made and any by
RAILROAD OF hetwiao, will bo promptly attended to, and
charges paid nn the j. A. II.
ldAtIy
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mo. II. a. SAMUEL TyREE,
ID (Oynyspi Hsidn MerchOuls.

LYNCHBUHG VA
their services the planters the public generally for
Tobacco Wheat, Flo ans other produce They
experience of 10 to 20 will enable them
give genera satifacion Their oihcc Younger Il
smiths doors from the tho Banks. which enables them
pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JSO II. 4 SAML TYREE.
46d6rly
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WILLS, RNWlINs n CO., General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Tor ~ sale o MANUFACrURED TOBACCO, Stores No.
81 GraveT of Tehaptoulas street, New Or
leans.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Warwick Capt John NJ Otey
Lann h-dNrlN.
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JNo -. LANGHoRNE r. HoLCoMRE.
4 ANGHOKNE n IOLCOMBE,

RrOkCrs,
of Main and Bridge Streets. Iynchburg, Va, will
collect the lowest of Exchange They will
the highest market price for Land Warran Northern
Exchange Coin and Uncnrrent Money.
REFER TO
Presidents and Cashiers of the Banks
burg Messrs x. II Marry Co, Messrs Pairo Richmond;
Messrs Johnston Bros Co, Saml Harris & Sons Josiah
Co, Baltimore; Mes-rs Farnham Kirkham Co,
Drexel 90 Philadelphia Messrs Vanbieck Read Drex.
e, J. Ward a. Co, Lees Waller New York.
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y l. 1IAinnhNE john ". hooTH. Musfs a. 200
4 ,IAuBOReE, nOOGn 90

II FuMWAnplNn MtNNllANls aud STEAMBOAT AofNTs
Parkusburs, Ia.
prices Tor shipping Manufactured Tobacco from Bat
inafr including all charges, are VIA
FROM Baltimore to Cincinnati, 10 cts. " 100 pounds.
=" =" Louisville II " " E"
saint Ianis, n5 " " /"
Refer MessrH Warwick, Prick Hall, Baltimore.
g" samuel Ayros Esq Richmond
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AUSTIN VI. TRIPLE,

VIII praetcein the Counties of Amherst Bedford,
Campbell and the city of Lynehburg
once Morris Building nearly opposite the office Of the
'AhRinanh lnoy D Is
(tAsyuN TATE 40 Com M issiOm Wcrch an
u AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MAHGFACTURED TOBACCO, Nos Or 60 Magazine street
New Orleans aug Gets
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NEW ROOKS

TT. C. oRR'S, Formerly J. H. Tiompsou,sN No. III
Main street Just received invoice Of mIsrri.
lansous School Blank Books also General
81 Wall paper Among books may he found Gibbons
hoe liumrs England IrVnr Life OF Washington Dicks
and Rollins Works, PiutArchs Lives, Car'S and ScotTs
SInent1ries also, BsntonS Thirty Years Senate
kanes EGpl ring Expedition, Bedsoe Liberty and Sn-
IN. Too Late, &c, 4c.
We have also large number hooks selected exrreiy
Tor the HOLIDAYS, which be rather than d-ss
Also The publications Of the Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Union and tract Society.
Every thing usually found In the Booand Stationery Hue
ytVt constantly ON hand at No llT Main street a--6
FALH IN, GENTLEYEYy
TAKE pleasure In informing my friends and patrons end
the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that have Jus. re-
ceTsd my Spring and Summer stock Cloths, CaEsmsTes
nishinE Goods. " ~ Ni
Ny stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia Tbs styles are very
mat anu rs TO quality they second to
very nest makes and which am prepared make M TO
and az short notice, In the latest and approved
good ut guaranteed in all eases sale, by
J. H. STALLMVS, Merchant Tailor,
alA No NEnslllnnfntnIIal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-08
"Poor Old Unole Mad ~

and he had no wool on the top OF his head,
On tue place where the wool ought to grow"
THERE are some foks a-lays in the same Iamenta
hls NIX with Uncle Ned. They change their
'ong OF woe to one Of rejoicing, IL they will only
neans which Art offers to Nature. 70 aid Ter
FmeFG5n'S Hair Restorative
Is well known AMI valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
hose in Wheeling Who power in preventing
The loss Of hair and in restoring uxnant growth where
fallen ont.
EmersOn'' Hair Tonic is for sale BY
T. LOGAN 4 co,
dtell Bridge Chrnrr Druggists.