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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01

Almost ANOTHER THELLUssoS CASE
The Dutch papers are now discussing an
extraordinary will, made at Amsterdam LOO
wears ago, by a Jew, named Jacob Pereyra.
Out of his immense wealth, he allowed only
10000 gilders annually to his widow and
children. The remainder, consisting OF Sc
curities then considered safe, he left in trust
to the wardens Of his synagogue, who, after
$50 years, rendering an account OF their
stewardship before the Judges, were to de-
vote 100000 gilders to the endowment of
certain charity, and then to divide the re-
mainder in equal proportion between his
heirs. The $50 years will expire IN Febru-
ary. 1861, and the descendants are summon
ed to appear at Amsterdam, on the Ith OF
June next to receive an account of the trust.
The formalities Of the law are of course
complied with, but il is well known that, as
in the English case of Thellusson, the result
will be disappointment to the heirs, Tor the
accumulation will hardly be sufficient to
meet the first charge of the endowment
The greater portion of the securities which
for more than so years after his death paid
40 per cent, are said TO have become almost
worthless. The bankruptcy OF the East In
dia Company in ITS. the revolution and
French invasion in 1895, the loss-of colonies
and trade. war taxes, and annexations to
France, impaired their value, while the set
Element of the national debt at the Restora-
ton in 1873 completed the ruin. The
wealth of Pereyra, instead of attaining in
$50 years the colossal dimensions expected
by the testator, has shrunk into mere
nothing, illustrating once more the lesson
SO impressively taught by the Thellusson
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EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed new
l. partnership for conducting the above bust
ness. at the 0Lp STAND, No. 65 KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA.
The experience Of our Senior. for thirty seven
wears in this business alone, with long established
correspondents, authorizes us to say that our Ia
cities and means for doing this business are equal
TO any house on the continent. We pledge our
selves to our fellow citizens of the Commonwealth
and Others to serve them with integrity and hdel-
ity, and in manner that shall compare fayorably
with similar establishments in Northern cities
whether as to variety of assortment, quality OF
goods, or moderation in prices.
Our SPRING importation has been dispatched
by the ship "Anne Laurie from Liverpool. direct
10 Alexandria, and our arrangements are such rs
10 enable us to get goods hereafter direct to
this port.
We only ask Southern merchants and others to
examine our stock of goods, and the prices we de-
mand for them, which settled and uniform.
We ask no patronage unless We can satisfy them
il is deserved. r. II. MILLER,
Z. ]. MILLER,
T. w. ASHBY,
Rs- The old firm name of X. II. MiELER,
SON q CO., will be continued.
Aleyantlria mo O.
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THE GAZETTE.
rHnRspAY MORNING, MARCH |, 1850.
SCRAPS.

A Yankee editor, noticing the decease o
n rich subscriber, observes that, HE ha'
died regretted by numerous circle oifrlends
and leaves a widow as disconsolate as any
widow need be who has the uncontroiieo
possession of twenty thousand dollars PEI
annum."
can YOU tell me, said a blooming lass
to sutton one day, what ship carries more n.
messengers than the Great Eastern!
"WelI madam, reallyI don't think | can
"Why. il is courtship," replied the maiden
with conscious blush.
The woman who made pound OF butter
ont Of the creamof jokes, and cheese from
the milk of human kindness, has since
washed the close of the year and hung 'em to
drv ON Mason & Dixon's line.
II is supposed that angels do not wear
dresses. Our fashionable ladies are getting
more and more angelic every year.
'Hope on, hope" Norma, the daughter
Of Enoch, was FIVE hundred and eighty years
old when she was married.
WHAT INQUIRED schoolmaster, ''what
is the plural of penny" 1.-TWO penny
shouted the sharpestin the class. :,
Theman who never sa northing to no-Douy'
was married last week TO the lady who never
speaks i'll of no one.
1t is said that toothache may always DE
cured be holding in the hand certain root
that Of the tooth.
The man 'behind the age" was over
thrown by the advancing civilization OF the
coming generation.
1t is said the man who is hung does not
pay the debt Of nature, but simply gets an
extension.
MADAM, your shawl is dragging in the
mud" "Well, what if it is, amt 1t IN the
fashion"
The tobacco chewer is said to be like q
goose in a Dutch oven-always on the spit.
Pretty excuses for wife beater: The
treasure which we value most, We htde.
The man who does the most has the least
time to talk about what he does.
Good nature, like glow-worm, sheds hight
even in dirty places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
DRY GOODS, &C.

S25, 600 WORTH OF DRY GOODS At COST.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS consist
" ing in part of the newest and most choice
goods of the season The various assortments en-
brace
Black and Colored Dress Silks; fine Dress Goods
Low and Medium price Dress Goods
Shawls; Cloaks; Hoop Skirts, DC, &c
Together with an extensive assortment OF
White Briliants Jaconets; Cambrics and MusiinS
Swiss Muslins; Embroderies; Laces
Collars, and many new and desirable goods in
that line.
Our stock of Cloths and Cassimercs include many
choice goods.
Also, Blankets, Flannes, Bleachcd and Brown
Cottons, &c, dc.
We have determined from this day, dec 49,
until January 1st, to sell for cash, or to those who
will settle their accounts on the lst Of January,
the above goods at COST As this notice is to be
in effect only for the time mentioned, it is earnest
" requested that those who desire to have the
benefit of it will do 50 rs early as possible.
ASHBY q WOOD,
No. 10 King street,
dee l6 under Orange and Alex. X. r. Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COURT
OF hIEY ANnRIA CAuNIY

Y BENJAMIN II. BERRY, CLERK u THE
L, County Court OF ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, Do
certify that James Roach has this day returned
to this office to be recorded, written act Of Re-
entry made by Richard II. Warder, acting under
the authority Of said Roach, made BY the said
Warder, Constable Of Alexandria county, on the
18th day Of December 1859, in and upon 4 Ger
tain MESSUAGE and TRACT Of LAND, ii Al
exandria county, and bounded az follows Begin
mug at a point near where the bridge on the o..
lumbar Turnpike crosses the Alexandra Canal
on the BERN side thereof, and running thence ~
the line of said Turnpike, northeaSteTly, 300 feet
more or less. to point abreast large gum tree,
standing on the bank OF ditch 500 feet more or
less. thence parallel with the line Of said Canal, to
a point from which line AT right angles 70 the
said Canal makes the northern boundary. That
it appears from said net of gentry, that he, the
said Warder, did, in the name Of the said Roach,
take possession thereof on the 18th OF December.
1859, and did, then and there, deliver TO- and put
the said Roach in possession Of said tract Of land
that said re-entry WAS made under power Of At
torney, from said Roach, dated on the 18th Of De
eember 1859, and for the breach 81 certain cove
nantS contained in an indenture of lease from said
Roach, to Alexander IL. Brown, bearing date the
3lst Of April, 1886. Given under my hand, this
10th day of january, 1860.
jan 1S-w2m b. II. BERRY, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

ny NOTICE.
i He coparsnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of JOHN LEADBEATER 4 son, is
dissolved by the death of the senior partner.
JOHN LEADBEATER. All persons having
claims against the late firm, will please present
them to the subscriber aud those indebted, viii
please pay when called upon.
EDWARD 5. LEADBEATER,
Surviving partner Of Jno. Leadbeater 4 Son.
Cd mo lS--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
Ques. Who settled Virginia?

Ques.- Who settled Virginia?
Ans.-John Smith.
Ques.-Who unsettled Virginia?
Ans.--John Brown.
We find the above going the rounds of the
Republican papers. We submit the fol
lowing in addition:
Ques.-Who settled John Brown?
Ans-Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
DIS SOLUTION

VNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i under the firm of r. H. MILLER, SON q
CO., was dissolved by limitation the lst ultimo,
by the retirement of WARWICK NJ. STABLER
and SAMUEL HOWELL. As it is important
that the business Of the late firm should be settled
up as speedily as possible, all parties indebted will
confer great favor upon the subscribers by an
carly payment Of their accounts
II Miller
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
| uST RECEIVED some tine genuine

USI RECEIVED some line genuine
- MEERSCHAUM PIPE BOWLS, and
REEDS or CHERRY STEMS.
q suit, Also very fine 4 BES or SEGAR
SMOKERS the very kind The ladies have been
asking after, t. make presents 70 their male friends.
And On hand fine stock at MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, SEGARS SNUFF, &c.
Y. L. SHAW, y. +. corner Of
jan 1T King and Fairfax St..
WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
w Just received, another Of those elegant
Machines, to which tie attention Of the Ladies is
respectfully solicited Prices $50 aud S35. For
sale BY itch 81 c. {. BERRY, ~ King-st.
W00L purchased by
~ ie4 RIDGELEY, HAMPTON i co,
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CLOTHING
WILLIAM n. MASSEY

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTurp
ALEHAh DRiI, "a
II EEPS constantly on hand 4 fllII and.
II stock of black, blue, olive. brown J, ts.s
ntbar shades Of French and Epoli.b ~ ,....- l
CASSAMEREs AND VESTINGS. ,yficI KIP,
made mn 70 order, al the shortest notic. Il NJ. "
-tvlo and Al A. low price. a. tae .s,1a &c
materials can be furnilhed hy ANN m.
market.
In addition to which there !, kept con.,sruv
hand large stock Of READY MADE CI0ru-
ING, embracing all the styles suitable or II
season, made up Of ner 0td sound material.
the rrork dime n = proper mopnc,.
Having had many years experience ~ rl.
ness feel confident Of rendering .at,.,~ II, .a..
those who may give me their custom, being ly..
mined to render 70 every man an elu'aeutiosa.
money.
II South sac II Mig street one aooT VIII
81 Royal. q" b
NNHE MEMBERS OF THE oPOTuMa
PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRTrr
TURAL SOCIETY" ami Others. wifl fl,s..,'
notice that The subscriber has lust received
New York. and has now opened NJ M. ..t.r...
,nent an Fairfax street, one door Souft n, FL
4 select assortment Of FALL ana WHITE
GOODS. consisting or CLOTHS, CASSNFEr.
yESTIyGS &C.. and finer Oh more ELEGANT
NV cannot be found III any Tailoring e.rslI
Inept n This civ. can ana examine f.,
.oIvas IL has GOODS IL sun tAe r..r.,..,.
lid rleasc tbs ,l,ine.t alI.rul.l. .....
nsde IN ~ order. vim ueailes. .I..r.,.t
GautIenan at i distance. IN irsn.,gi,ti,..
,oaasuyas ,ooetber vim their bci,l.t I,.,.
h. furnished with CLOTHES. quar,,y cor...,
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE.
" NDER the authority of the last viii and tes-
tamen. of John Leadbeater. decd, the DRUG,
PAINT and OIL BUSINESS, lately conducted
under the firm of j. Leadbeater & Son, will be
continued by the undersigned, Executrix, under
the style of LEADBEATER / CO., for the ben
eft Of his estate
By the last will and testament of the said John
Leadbeater, the undersigned is authorized TO con-
tinue the business, for the benefit of the estate,
and not only his assets in said firm, but all his
estate is responsible for the liabilities contracted
in carrying on the business
Having employed my son. EDWARD S. LEAD
BEATER, to conduct said business, the estate OF
the said John Leadbeatsr will be responsible for
all liabilities contracted by him in carrying on
said busiuess-he being fully authorized TO sign
use the name of "Lcadbeater Co." for thai
purpose.
The liberal patronage extended to the hrm Of
Leadbeater 4 Son, is respectfully solicited.
MARY p. LEADBEATER,
Executrix Of John Leadbcater, deceased
Cd mo 16-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01

GARDEN SEED. GARDEN SEED!
yITE HAVE just received large stock OF GAR
wv DEN SEED, which we .corraat fresh aad
genuine, and will be sold low.
MEADE l. MARRYE,
feb % Seed Store, No. Is, King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
LUMBER. LATHs. LIZZIE. 81

4 UMBER, COAL. AND WOOD lAhp ,,..s
lI4srof Union and laseo Hr,.i,. Az"
| an prepared 10 furnish every dec.
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LAlil~, LI" lf
Also Oak and Pine WOOD. Red and WIKI .r
and Cumberland COAL which am 'e.iNt
cash, or on reasonable terms ~ good
aug ST NJ. bh'"'
OLIVER SOAP, for cleaning SILVER .,
- and Plated Wares: Chamoise >hlls ,.r,
ings Prepared Glue; Gas Lighters Y, g,s
Egg Beaten; German Matches Hour 6''', ,,sr.
Spoons; Nut Crackes; Nut Picks SPICE ' ll
Coffee Roasters; Smiths Patent Laru a,L+nFy
sale by feb % JOIN
VNHE BROOM and WOODEN" ! ~ End. ID
i NESS, will be continued AZ lbe 90 80. III ID
Royal street, where will he pleased = "a sys-
want of BR0OMS and WOODEN M,t45pEIS6
~ description. [fsb III 4 hh"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01

DISH,
IL 900 bnrrcls No. ] Alewiycs
200 no. Eastern Herring, also few
packages 80. Mackerel, ior family use, il store
and for sale ~ NJ. ELDRIDGE < CO.,
jan % No. South Wharves.
CLOyERsEED. CLOVERsEED! CLOVERSEED.
am now receiving, direct from the west
30 "A BUSHELS CHOICE OHIO CLOVER
O0U SEED, which will be sold at lowest mar
ket rates. JAMES q. NEEETT
Jan . Duke street wharf.
TURKS ISLAND SALT,
5000 aarg" d i Brig LEM direct i@geEsatIoa
for sale IN JAS. Z. NEyETT
ian q Duke Il. Wharf.
on0 EASTERN HERRINGs.
OUU BARRELS, If prime quality, landing
from Schr. Saratoga, for sale by
ian % WM II. FOWLE 4 son
100 FISH
IUU BBLS. No. ALEWIVES
100 d. 80. EASTERN HERRING.
For sale by Jan 2oI WHEAT < BRO
1-On GILLING THREAD,
l0UU LBS. SUPERIOR GILLING THREAD,
various numbers Of our own direct importation,
tor sale By Jan 2oI WHEAT Z BRO.
TEXAS MOLASsES
A FEW BARRELS, for sale lev, y close, by
/ "A Jan NJ WI. II. FOWLE son.
NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES,
IN BARRELS, Of superior quality. tor sale by
| ian II WM. II. FOWLE 4 S0N.
~ TIMOTHY SEED.
0U BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED, for sais ny
jan Is WHEAT 4 BRO.
PORTLAND SYRUP.
I1SA BBLS. PORTLAND SYRUP, il store,
lou for sale hl
ian III FOWLE 90.
000 ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
4 LUU BUSHELS ORCHARD GRASS SEED,
for sale by Ian 2oI WHEAT x BRO.
~ ALEWIyEs.
~ BBI.S. ALEWINES, III prime quality, %
hand. for sale by feb lit TOWLE y 90.
CLovERsEED.
Il n CONSTANT SUPPLY on hand, and for
sale IN Liam 2sl WHEAT = BRO.
~ HHDS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
| ~ 10 bbl- Yellow Sugar, received this day by
Steamer Mount Vernon, and tor sale by
feb . !. H. DOUGLASS.
DEACH BLOW POTATOES. We have i fur
i ther supply 81 these superior Potatoes
WM. H. FOWLE 4 son,
feh "a ~. I South Wbaryes.
| COUNTRY BACON, LARD, AND BUTTER
PENSYBAcKEG ( PERRY BROS.
ace %
1s0A LBS. SUPERIOR BUCKWHEAT, re-
lJUU cciyed hi day per Steamer Mount Yer
non, and lor sale hy GARRETT UlLST.
ian n
Outer
4 } - kegs IIia.la-
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FOR RENT.

Ssgz=ssA FOR RENT-The large NEW WARE
H.gl HOUSE, on Union street, No. 10, lately oc-
cupied by Addison, Wallace & Co. Apply to
BURKE i HERBERT.
Possession given at once. dec 9-eot
m TO RENT-A first rate office, containing
L.. two rooms, with gas admirably suited for =
professional gentleman, situate on the east side Of
Washington, Sd door north of King street. Apply
to liam 3-lawtfl CHRISTOPHER NEALF.
ess FOR RENT.-The STORE, No. %, on
i'll King, next to the n. W. corner Of Fairfax
street. JOHN WEST
aug l0-2awtf No. 4, North Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria Coun-
ty, on the 9th day of February 1860; Benjamin
Waters, and Thomas A. Waters surviving partners
Of Waters, Zimmerman L Co.. which firm was
composed of the said Benjamin Waters, Thomas
A. Waters, and Reuben Zimmerman, now deceased
plaintiffs, against b. NJ. Rhodes, doing business
under the style of b. NJ. Rhodes 4 Co., and VIM.
III. May. The object Of this suit is 10 attach in
the hands Of the defendant, VIM. H. May, any
estate of debts due to the defendant, b. NJ Rhodes
& Co., sufficient to satisfy the plaintiffs claim of
s792l, with interest on $50, part thereof, from
the 10Th of June. 1859, till paid and the costs of
this suit The defendants, b. NJ. Rhodes il Co.,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they are not residents of this Stae-i IS or
dered, that the said defendants appear here within
one month after due publication of this order, and
do what Is necessary 10 protect their interest in
this SUIT; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazette a news
| paper published in the city OF Alexandria, once a
| week for four successive weeks, and posted NJ the
| front door OF the Court House of this County
| A Copy--Teste: h. A. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
! S. \. BEACH, p Q. feb 9--w4W
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GROCERIES, &c.

NOTICE.-Haying determined to make a
~ change in our mode OF business, and being
anxiou, to close OUT the stock as soon As possible
We offer our entire supply Of GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS. TEAS, SEGARS, ToBAC-
co. &C., &c. al cost for cash.
Farmers and merchants will now have an op-
portunity of purchasing GOODS far below the
present market price. We will state that our
stock is one Of the largest and most complete OF
any We have ever offered, aud bought when
goods we're much lower than they are now.
jan 2 blackjack, MARSHALL 4 90.
TVOBACCO, SEGARs, SNUFF, Gc.--Ijo boxes,
| pound lump and s. Tobacco, from medium
to prime grades Of tho most approved brands,
comprising good assortment Of best grades Of
light pressed.
American, German, and Havana SEGARs, =
large and good assortment
Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco in bales and pa
pers: 10 boxes Garrett Sons Scotch Snuff; ~
kegs Garrett 4 Sons loose Snuff; 100 boxes Ger
man Pipes-good assortment--iust received anu
ar saIe IL j. II. McVEIGH 4 SON,
SEND Prince street Wharf.
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Rss- The old firm name of H. n. NiLLER
SON q CO., will be continued.
Alexandria mo o.
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IN AT VERY LOW PRICES.

NEW GOODS
~ AT VERY LOW PRICES.
We are now receiving large and well selected
stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, such As
Bleached and Brown Shirtmgs, Cotton and Linen
Sheetings, Damask Table Linens and Cloths, Nap
kns Does Towelings in great variety; Pillow
Case Cottons and Linens, 81 undrcssed Cambrcs,
plain and Jaconett Cambrcs Cambria and Swiss
Bands, Edgings in every variety, Hosiery Jou-
wins Kid Gloves. &c. &c. We shall also con
tinue To sell all orr Fancy silks, silk Robes, Fou
lard silks. Merinoes, and most WINTER GOODS
al prime cost. TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON,
NJ. y, Louisiana avenue,
opposite Centre Market Space
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01
LEADER COOKING STOVES.

LEADER CUUKING STOVES.
/ UST RECEIVED another supply of those
y celebrated GAS BURNING COAL COOK
ING STOVES, embracing the celebrated Mac
gregor Patents, which | confidently recommend
as being superior to any other article in the mar
ket for beauty of design, style of finish, and good
working qualities. Call and see them.
feb1 H. /. GREGORY. lis & 100 Kng-st.
A LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent STOCK
"A Registered and Coupon, for sale by
dec SET C0RSE BROTHERS,
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GROCERIES, &C.

NOD 1JAAWOAE'
EUUU POUNDS very superior, cured for fam
lily use just received, and for sale.
Also, 80 bushels prime MILLFEED, weighing
80 lbs. no the bushel, by ISAAC PAUL,
feb corner Of Union and Queen streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-01

NEW GOODS-JuSt received 4 fresh supply
IN Of fancy Prints MousIin DcLaiucs, DeBcges
Cassnets, Sheep Grgys Kentucky Jcanes, and
ST. Pulled Linseys, Blcached and Brown Sheetng
and Shifting Cottons, al Of which ! viii scl at
low figures dee 1877 ". ~. BERkLEI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-17


In order TO apprize our readers of the
governmental projects which are already.
! built on thesapp Pretended ruth of the Fed
eral Gnion,, we invite particular attention
to the subjoined extract from an elaborate
editorial article in the Augdstil Georgi:l).
Chronicle and Sentinel of theiSthi instant.-
ttissonly: one of very many similar;inli-
nations which have recently met our eve
in the Southern press: r's
1Iflhe Federal systcm4i is a, failure. the
question may be asked, is notstles s.phoL
reDtsI licqts system a .fdttureR Very many
wise, thinking men say so. We, formed,
tue FEDERAL Government, becaus theisepa-
rate States it was thong il, Weregnot strong
enough 10 stand alone, and becnhs they
were likely e, prove disad dYantageous, If.
notsdangerous, each to3th other, in their
distinct organization, aud with their vary,
ing interests. When we break up.will lfthe.
disadvantages and dangers Of separate
States be such as tosrequire the formation
OF f'la9elyl Contsd derac of those which are,
at present, supposed TO be eShomogeneous I?
slE we do form ANEW G6ntetl ehtcy, when
the old is gone, lgOuta seen to Be neiI6er'
tetse, prudent, nor stGteSmnnLi to- frame "a
after thsl pattern of e.ota. New safeguards 5
and guarantees must I necessarily 81 be re-
CURED, aud none but a needless mnniac.
would see91to avoid looking this matter
isqudrel y inttte fkte. S,
5iss true tin we migh max a sconsLi-
.t1llon for. the f era. Seh
@apid seEnre the rights of all, at JStass1Itis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-17
Sgadly 1l9elll neer.
TERMS ORaiDv.lEERTIsIlJNe.
sgrspEc1A1 NorIcEs Douhle dc al,ove rntes.

SPECIAL NoTIcEs Double the above rates
4sT carly Advertising on rcaEonable terms accor.
ding to the SPACE occupied aud the number Of changes
hna1e.
from transient persons or strang
ers. to lie paid f0r in Qduanee. = =
business Cards not exceeding fe lnea 80 per year
or 90 for Int for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square -
The privilege of Annual Advertising IS limited to
the Adyerttsers own InmedRte business; and all
for beIbetit Of 5tlierf fpeE5ons
O suction s9leS and real sent
.6spaidi iforat II dtsaaIfsEtes. & q Gs s.. -
not accOppnnIed TGitIftRfitten.
directions. VIII be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. - 4 a z7 - -
caaCs at full rates.
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and epnouncemehts
5of. Sermons, so cents oach.s, - 80 noyii-'5o :