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D<1ASA
NOTICE.
Js6eyy's Double-Aciing Suction and Force Pump,
=. toiih India Rubber Ball Vaires,
on S Docks s sSs OCEAN and River stsser
DTsSSs sD S sSco S!ea sss for h, State
for the sale Of Jsery Improved Double Acting Pu@p with
a9 RGse Sa TS SyS iS
oh 1882 and was var 9s Ts & ys N no
dSeng this Pump ts HE feels
y M ops5S9 R nd q s S1Seer for
Inc perfect sdnpaOn q Ia sga vers phpkn@ mind
TReir to water Yielding
attained BY ne Of other Valves Tue simplicity o
arrangement the facility in which The Pas can oe renossa
and desirable Pump Every Planter ship o Steamboat
apart from Their general F they can in moment be
2possesses capacity of forcing % gallons per min
Size No spossesses capacity of forcing gallons per min
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons min
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Drsinss
construction and soon be expected No. aud sse I'D
asse and he ordinary uses which Pump generally
piled while edesning swapy Lands the No. as are inds'
The feels convinced when these Pumps
they win speak Tor themselves and that sooner or later
3ssS b y sYssqS% q f g Rs.
street. the ee Of the where persona are IN
''a 70 can anu 'A xN6 Ss D. pfETE2. Agent,
m24 " 80 Grsvier street.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED have
under az sIs Of CHXs
LABUZAN a Co. OF No. 80 Camp street New orleans;
CHARLES A LABuLAN,
D. p. RUSSELL.
New olleans October 20 1854
DIssOLUTION-THE co-PARrNEkshlP a iltS
IL foore existing Alex Bonneva Adophe schrei
her and Fex Ducro day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Of the viii be continued ~ the under
asH'N1 ~ W ALEX. BOENEVALl
FELIX DUCROS.
New Orleans. November % ls56.-n22
Is - - Nv - JOSEPH Lands CO.,
dai IS Tehoppltoulas street,
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA RILLA LOZENG s,
Simple and COmpOund

Prepared b n HEREU Druggist and Physician.
Superior to all Essences syrups and Extracts named and
have for lo time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
general heapeuF agept susceptible Of being applied to all
from inerna cause either in the blood of the
organs.
BILE and mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
searches, Ii is novobtained.
have found ome vegetables the necessary for this
grand idea whct based oeagnous principle OF sar
para partly kown TO the public Such is the discovery
which have thelonor this day advertising The form Of
LoeAges to H. because its preeuded the
possibility Of do otherwise and have divided 1t into sim
pie and compound Loznge in order that they might be gver
My first experiments made privately and remained
known until wondrfu results had satisfied that had sue
eeded and that charge OF quSckey could not be brought
The attention physicians and of the public is called to
these that every may witness the admit
rable results OF tn same
GENERAL EFFECTS
MI Testified tby upwards Of thousand persons. i
The stomach the blood purified and renovated
by remoS ing all hpues from this precious organ and hud
SPECIAL EFFEGTS.
l. Prompt and rdieaI cure Of all diseases generally.
Persons who used these Lozges have never had the
g. Neneea, syhillitic. hepac scorbucal, equity, rheu
matte and neryound bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the emedy Is resorfed to.
All diseases ohe lungs head eyes, stomach, bowels and
other internal an sxterna ain sappenr entirely pro
vided the Lozengeare resorted to.
For sale by theoX, with prospectus showing how they
.GENEiAL DEPOT AT n. HEREUs,
4. corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. WRiGBT h CO.,
| q and ISL Chartres st.
| + GUIIIOT Royal street.
| II. B0NNABEI,
| corner Of Natehez and Tehoupitoulas SITS.
| c. II. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street. corner of Poydras street.
NB-Consultaons (gra daily at theAboye Drug Store.
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sTREET COM,R-OFFICIAL.


CECOND DISTRICT PoUND--vvas brought
- % tie Second District corner Of St Ann and Derbny
streets, as estrays-
One white she Goat, branded on both horns.
One white She goat.
One black She Goat, with a collar on.
One black and white She Goat.
One white and yellow She Goat.
One brown, whit and black She Goat.
Which claimed within days the expenses
paid, viii he oll public auction pound on Der
bsny street between ST. Ann and Main streets SATUR
DAY January 9th 1858, at u o'clock NJ.
p. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered DeeeHber %, 1885,
HENRY DUREL
Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans December %, 1851.
L,PAVE DU SECOND DIsTRICT-u a etc
II conduit depa DIES Epayesd a Second District
des rues Ste Anne e Derbgny, CONNIE epaves-
une ChevTe hlancAe, etampee sur les deEx cornes
Une Chssre blanche.
Une Chevre noire.avee collier.
Une Chevre blanche ct nOire.
une Chevse jaime q blanche.
Une Chevre bruno blanche ct noire.
81 les dts annau reclames dams dix
ais payes lis seron yendus renehere pubque
depot Derbgny les Ste Dumane
MEDI, janvier, 1873, midi pr6cis
p. A. GUYOIs, Commissaire des
Nouvelle- Qieans.le Is decembre 1851 d3 jazz
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rINO THE LADIES-MIss TIL. DETER, (SUCCEs-
to Mrs Georgiae Ta9erJ Canal street Denphin
beg inform the Ladies' that her New Goods from Europe
have Just arrived via Hamburg by the ship Copemieus
sisting Of q full assortment of all kinds of
Morsed, Embroidery, Silks
Chenles, Beads, Patterns
Embroidering Crochet,
ard Knitting Cotton ETC.
Also commenced and finished EMBROIDE RES aud other
Fancy Works, which we'll adapted for Christmas and New
Yonrfs presenis n3O tJal
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CHURCHES.


W. o Dnncan, camp, c. Basin.
CATHOLIC; -.
Immaculate observation-disclosures, Canal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Common.
St Louis Cathedral-Jaekso son Square.
Sd. Anthony Rampant Cont
ST Alphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
81 Aurustine-Bayou Read, G. ST. Claude.
ST. BarIholomewy b. seguip and Basthelemy, Al
s. John Raptist4-Dryades, b. Ciieand cxlliope.
st. Joseph-comulon, b. Narias and Where
ST. Marle--Conde n. ursnlne.
ST. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia aud Gircd.
St Peter Margny. b. Casaravo and Greatness
ST. Theresa-Camp OPP junction with frytAnis.
ST. Trinity-S Ferdinand
ST. Vincent de Paui-tireAtnnen, c. Montegut
Ursulne convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, Meipomene-
FIRST CnNGREG ArIONA Charles n. julia.
PROTEST ANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peers-tSesnlen's BetheN
Espanade. LiEgist Protesiaute fTSncaise-RAmpa
Bienyile Christ ChuTrh-Canal c. Danphne. ST. Paui's
Camp, Gaenne ST. Inke's-iereules, near Felicity road.
Trinty-Jackson c. Plaquenine Annuneiation- Anhun-
citation Square. Mount Oliyet-Algiers-
LUTHER AN. Eutcrpe b. Baechusand DrYafe
NETHODiST Carondele b. eyia and tired Felicity Read
Chestnut, Moreau, c. Esghien DIyades feIrzeAere
Pieiy, Mariss, b. Benvs aHd Conf Coffee.
., Jackson ST. Paul (eooFed caFEollton, cs1ciien C.
PREsBYTERi1N: Lafayette squnre. Prytanis, G Clio.
Casacalvo nj Railroad. Canal, c. franklin FULTON.
Josephine, Hrytana Josephine ITALIA, G. Benton
Bongny. CaIsp Cadia.
GERM. Eva fG.: PgotesartPhilip, Chippewa Protects
tant--Clio. b. Apollo and Nayadaa
EiTARiAE 4Piy,sps, s Callers. eis + rss'agis ssd
Dysdss Tes& ehns, =. fsyedss, itieils, Q. seee--<
snapss"us
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N d II @ E .

ANDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
IA CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFeERl,S -DOUBlE-
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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no sMoKERs oF Gun TOnAcCO-rnR us

ITO snIOIx EftS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE IN
designed respectfully informs city and country dealers
generally that be ha lately added 10 his
factory of SNuFFS which obtained metal the Universal
Exhibition at Paris IN 1853 the manufacture Of all kinds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantees good NJ least
the celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and Of pleasant taste.
General Depot At his Store No. l6 ST. Louis street. Manu-
factory at MeDonoghViile, La.
I'm Ii
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POLICE JAD--OFFICIAL.

.s.,r~uzm RTILIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
-. Shani and for saefrom the manufactured
es=@s.sstrM esrs. J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Bunswicks patent
Ions; also, Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
ing to this line.
Ali orders thankfully received promptly attended to-
A W. MERRIAM
nil 1y 81. Charles Billiard Room, N. o.
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and eight make them outcontannl
thirteen hundred and seventy q, 500 feet.
New Orleans, December 49, 1885, -.
Rnard M Aeal.t
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AUX HoNoRABLEs PRESIDENT Ell

AUX HONORABLES PRESIDENT EFT
n membres du Conse des Assistant Aldermen de la vile de
la Nouyele- Orleans:
MesseursL sousguees propetars ct residents de cette
parts de la Miro patr de Ia Columbus sonmeons la
necessities la de Miro de ia Columbus
chemn du Bayou une longeur de deux ilets.
WILLIE de puas devient
impossible temps de la Columbus nest nj pavee nj CO.
quee quill fau descendre Ia dite jnsqua june
ton chemn du Bayou distance de cling six ies
Louyerure de serait settlement grand avian
communication In vie mais
geras proprieares bar ameoras eur propriete &C
qu offrirafa la Vile eli d liEtat de plus
iuger conyenable danexer petition de-
qu permet de yoe Ia parr de Ia ouvrre les
junction, esperons que
fereE droit a notre petition
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+ No. 1876. l

Resolvd That the Street Commissioner be and be hereby
authorized to have made three holes.
strucfed through the banquettes lead we'll
the sarapsru Market Fourth District purpose
OF Introducing the suction Of FIRE engines said
holes aPernre TO have for protection
Of the and used only of fires
said not exceed the cost OF Fifty dollars-ss0
[Signedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl A. LANDRY
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December 81, 1851
lsignedl CHAs NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
A true JuLBs CAssARD
Secretary Of MsyoraitV
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'AADAN' P. CHARLES oUvELLIER,
Notary Public.

The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in and for parish
city Of New Orleans ceres that the foregoing act OF cor
poraon recorded this day, In his Office in society BOOK
No. 4 foli0s ST. 81, 50 and 81.
New Orleans November II, 1851. -
Is JOHN HOLMES.
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certify foregoing be copy Of the original act on
file and OF record In my Office.
hand and noara seal at New Orleans this II
[L-sl day Of November, 1851
Mo Notary Public.
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[ NO. JbI4. ]
Reolee That the Comptroller hereby authorized
10 sell the lowest bidde after
Journal contract for dng keeping repair the bridge
At the foot Magnolia street the Ne. Cana. for
ocs Said adjudication be subject approval
rejection Of the Common Council.
lSgnedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgnedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December 81, 1851
tSiKnedl CHAS NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. ial
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No. 3675. J

Rsotped That the City Surveyor be he hereby
the hunks
rict provided the shall than
hundred and eighty dollars.
lSignedl J. MAGIOEI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned1 A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December 81 1851.
isignedl cHAs. N. WATERMAN Mayor. jail
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PRIVATE BANEk8 AND HXCHAU@1B
DEALERS.
JAMES ROBB q CO., Nos- - aid a. Camp street.
g. NICHOLSON CO., Ceroneelet stress.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp 81 0vsvfe1nfreet1
JUDsoN CO; Corner Camp and Cssektrssss-
BROWN. JOHNSTON 4 CO., Ne % Camp street.
BENOIsT. SHAW CO.. Nc. 81 Camp sfrses.
NENARD TEsS0N 90, No 10 Camp s<reef.
BANK OF COMMERCE, yAcoB BknHuE< Agent,
Cornsrcam4 end 07sv1sfs<f3euu
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED have
~ formed partnership for the purpose OF
General business under the style OF EhALhs A.
CHARLES A. LABuzAN,
u. p. RUSSELL.
NevO leans October TO- ls56-o24
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Secretlre dn UOnselI des AsslsIuTI AllgIn
Nouvele Orleans poyembre II 1851. Mi lawsw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

WNNNG WOMAS AT RATrLE.-Speaker
Alvord, Of the New York Legislature, won a
young woman in a rattle this week. She was
selling bonbons in the State house at Albany,
and had reached the last lot, when wag Of a
member asked the girl what she would take for
it and throw herself into the bargain. She
named a small sum which was subscribed: the
rattle took place, and the prize fell to the speak.
er. A committee was appointed to wait upon
and inform him Of his singular good fortune
Mr.. Alyord received the intelligence with sur.
prise and curiosity, and descending to the RI.
ceptiOh room, surveyed his prize; but as he is
not Of the Mormon persuasion-did not want
another wife-and seeing that he was in for it,
he did the next best thing" released the f..
male from her dilemma. and gave the crowd a
carte blanche for something that comes out Of
= black bottle"
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From the above statement it will appear that
the first dividend, per cent, was declared on
tho LIST january, 1852, leaving surplus Of
1882 90; and that on the LIST July following an.
other dividend was declared Of per cent, still
leaving surplus Of $s5l,S7, although the nett
earnings had been but 1891 80. This sur.
plus arose from the interest paid by the city Of
Wheeling on her stock bonds prior to that date,
Of 81 ,46O OIL. 1t will also be seen that the sur.
plus on the LIST January, 1856, is set down at
80, 794 II, although the nett earnings are given
$5,95s g., and tho dividend at $3.50 90,
which would leave surplus Of $2,0Os 6. The
difference, 81, 6S5 ~, is the amount Of interest
paid BY the city Of Wheeling on such Of the stock
bonds as still remained in the Company's hands,
and the bonus received by the Company upon
exchanges Of the same for coupon bonds /
have given In this statement the earnings and
manufacturing expenses for each six months
down to the lst January, 1856, being the first
Semi.annual period after resigned the office Of
Secretary, Since that time lind that seminar.
nual statements have not been so made as to en-.
able NE, without very great labor, to separate
the expenditures properly belonging to each six
months, although there is no such difficulty as
10 the earnings, they being shown for each
ulONtu separately uf tue register, fOT the years
lS56&57, have therefore, taken the aggregate
amount Of manufacturing expenses the result
being equally accurate and reliable, rs il they
had been given in semi.annual instalments, as
in the preceding years.
10 January, 1885, for the purpose Of enlarg.
Jog the works, and in order to avoid mourning
debt, the stock Of the Company was increased
By selling $1,000 additional to then stockhold.
ers at par for which they paid in cash.
In November, 1866 the Board divided the
then surplus of earnings amongst the stock.
holders, BY dividend Of thirty per cent paya.
bic in stock at par. The amount Of this divi.
dend was $3.50
The stock Of the Company is now, therefore,
as foloWS-
Original Stock Subscribed In Nay, 1854, and paid
~ before stated COZ
Additional stock created aud paid for In January,
lsS, .......................-...-.. 500
Dividend stock declared fron surplus earnings Ia
SeTenbeF, lsS6........... ..............,.. 1880
MaSins the slosk Of The coaplny tJiso0
From the tabular statement before given, ii
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Lcors,psaa,nes d d. y. =. rrIsan..l
MAsnINnToN, III. 29.

WASHINGTON, Feb %. 1855.
The difficulty between MeNSrs. Clay and'Col
lum was adjusted this afternoon. Senator's
johnson Of Arkansas, and Brown OF Mississippi,
undertook its settlement on the part Of Mr.
Clay, and McsSrs Underwood Of Kentucky, and
ZollicOncr Of Tennessee, on the part Of Gen
Cullom. They failed to make satisfactory
arrangement.
The affair was then referred to Senator's
Tombs and Crittenden, Eho settled il in this
way: Mr. Clay disclained any intention Of in
sulting Gen Cullom by what he said at the time
Of the quarrel, aud Cullom apologizcd for the
blow.
Senator Bell, in presenting the Lecompton in
structionS from thc Tennessee Legislature, made
strong and stateSmAnlike speech against Lee
compton, completely justilYing himself for dis.
oheying Instructions
In the House, Mr.. Norris Of Illinois, Douglas
Democrat, made an able aud most decided
speech against Lecompton. He is man Of grit
as well as Of tnlcnt, aud will advance rather
than recede.
The impression gains ground that lecompton
! is growing weaker in Congress TIL admins.
tration is in great perplexity what purse to
take about the Calhoun returns. !, they arc
given to the Free State men, the South will rage;
| If to Pro.Slavcry men, the North vi he still
more em5ittered. The Southern men also pro-
test violently against any modification Of the
act Of admission which will allow Kansas to be
made Free State, They are not willing to be
cut oil with an abstraction.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undcrignei deem Il proper, In view q
tho numsfvls Misrepresentation which have
tesn circulated With reference 70 the Wheeling
Gas Company. " present fof your consideration,
brief slalenrnt, the perustl Of which vii sat-
isfy every sahdid enquirer q the uin, d truth
10 the. tfsglh0ns uhieh have been made
artinst the Company, AID " De uniairns,s
ahich has Characterized the prosecutions u
shich it has bssa the object
Nothing bot desire on our part 70 remove
impressions pFoJnced BY Measurements oten re
psatcd, could induce "a 10 bring oar private
business before the public, bot Ws are AuGfs
that many are apt 10 believe such misstaiemsnts,
not from any spegial ersdsnos they may give the
author, but simply becsuss the charge have
not been denied BY the Company. We have no
statement Of our own 10 make. Our books
have been opened to the inspection Of gentle.
men, known 10 the community, and IN no man
ner connected with or interested 10 this Com
pany To iA,ir statements your candid Atten
ion Is solicited We deem IL proper To state
that in our opinion, the depreciation In the
Work, Is much greater than estimated by them,
We have no board ia the city, but cand0r re-
quires that We should state that ve do not Al
present anticipate the reduction demanded 10
the price Of gas. We do no. feel justified in 80
doing. Ia view Of expenses, AID our per cent
does not hdJ sqsai at present, the profits -
generously rendered us by those who would
regulate ior Us the price Of our product
JAcJB llogNBEOOE,
]. II. PENpLIToN,
NJ. NEfsoN.
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WHEELING, G3d FEB, lsJs.
MoaaAN Nu-soN, Esq. Ny Dsir Sr-ln
pursuance Of your request have made care
fnl and minute examination Of the books Of the
Wheeling Gas Company, with the view Of as
ccrlaning the past earnings and present value OF
the Stock prepared the charter under the
sanction and approval Of the Council Of the
City Of Wheeling. procured IL passage by the
Legislature Of Virginia, attended to the oTgani-
Eatinn Of the Company, and acted as their See
rotary until September, $500. The familiarity
with the Company's affairs thus obtained, has
enabled me to ascertain with great facility, an.
swers to your queries which believe TO DO re-
liable
The terms Of the charter were agreed by the
City Of Wheeling. in the Summer Of 1919; the
charter passed by the Legislature on the 18th
March, 1850, the minimum Of stock subscribed
and the Company duly organized in May, 1850.
The Stock was $4,000, being individual sub
scriptions, payable in cash $3i, 600, and sub
scriplion OF the City Of Wheeling payable in
bonds $4,000. Contracts for the purchase Of
the site and the erection Of the works were
speedily entered into, and during the summer,
Gall and winter Of 1850, the works were so far
completed a. to be put in operation on the lst
January, ISL.
The individual stock was paid in cash by in.
stalments Of 10 per cent. per month, and the
bonds Of the City Of Wheeling for her stock
were delivered by instalments in the same ratio,
so that the whole stock was thus adjusted in
February, 1851. For all purposes Of future
calculations, the original stock may be assumed
to have been paid in, for the period Of seven
years and one third, prior to the lst January,
1865 The following tabular statement will
show the Earnings Expenditures, Dividends and
Surplus resulting from the manufacturing opera
tons Of the Company, for each period Of six
months, commencing on the LIST January, 1851,
aud ending on the LIST January, 1858:
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Tue sale Of the lone undidided moiety Of
Burners White Sulphur Springs with the APP
performances thereto which wasadyertiSed to take
place on the llth instant brought $1,000. Pur.
chaser James Allen, Esq
THRFE steamers are being built in Dutch
dOckyards for the Emperor OF Japan. One. the
Jeddo, is about to paddle away from Rotterdam,
under Captain GerkGns; it has scientific libra
~ on board.
As inveteratc bachelor being asked why he
did not secure some fond ones company in his
voyage on the ocean Oflife, replied
Il would III were sure such an ocean would
be Pacific"
Sons one says that "human heads are like
lhOgSheads-the less they contain the louder re.
port they give Of themselves The smaller the
calibre Of the mind, the greater the bore of a
PerPetually open mouth
WHETHER Queen Vic;oriaS red petticoats will
become fashion in America, is yet to DO
known. 1t is certain, however, that the at
temptS Of some Of her male predecessors to in
trOduee their rcd eodt' in the country did not
succeed. f
WALTER SmsoN, Scotch gentleman, has
written book on the history Of the Gipseys,
one chapter Of which is said TO prove John Bun.
yam, the author Of Pilgrims Progrrsa," to be a
gipscy.
FlorH has been selling at sls per barrel in
Antonio, Texas, in consequence of the difficulty
'otbauliug it from the coast
YoNES are said generally to wear their shaNls
gracefully, and men manage to wear the same
disgraCeiuliy.
WEEK you boar young lady declare that she
hates all 'ner--infer that soms particular one
has touched her fancy.
He who tells all the truth he knows, must lie
in the streets.
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Trnstae,a Sale.

DY Tius Of ed Of Trust executed 70 me By MshTad
ID KnoWtf, dated February TO- si0 aud recorded In The
CieT once Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Va in
Deed noOk O. page 80 VII Offer for ule a. pebble
ton, he front door of the Court Mouse Of said county
NontAy March lst is's, A. u O'Clock =. certain
piece ospafe Of ground AdioluinE ths addition 10 South
Wheeling, lad Ogt ~ Moss w. Chapihs and others and
approved aud confirmed ~ John Eoa uhs plat o. uich
addition Il Of record IN tbs Cerks ofes Of laid court Ia
Begnnlng AZ he ~ r. Of ETst and Mercer trsti
IN said additions tsGes g. 7nH deg T. loo st; thrnes n.
10y DEF r. leo svt thence 81 Tn4 deg w. iO1 feet pArAi
lei 10 sid hrtesuriy THENCE 1874 dew i61 rttpArhl
lei 70 te sd second to The beNnhlng. Containing
TsrrS, II sale cash. B.M. EOFF,
f.bff-laa Tuistre.