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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-06
Orleans County Court.

Hiram Cass VS.. Timothy Dudley
This case was alluded to last week, bu:
we went to press before the verdict was
rendered. 1t was not as stated last week
an action in trespass, but an ejectment TO
recover of the defendant a strip Of land
II rods wide on the east line of plaintiffs
farm. The plaintiff established the title
by deed in himself. The defendant en-
tered disclaimer as to a portion OF the
strip, but claimed a title to the remainder
by prescription, that be had occupied it
for more than 10 years. Trial by jury
and verdict for plaintiff, thst be recover
1 cent damages and his costs. The de-
PENDANT took review.
David Cass vs.. David Anderson
This was an action on the case for Sian
derous words spoken By the defendant Of
the plaintiff. on the Sd of March, 1857,
concerning his testimony in case agbi-
trated at Glover, prior to that time, before
Amos P. Beans. S. Blanchard and f.
S. Bickford arbitrsting between the
plaintiff and one Francis r. Flood-
The plaintiff alleged in his declaration
that tie defendant said Of his testimony
before those srbirators that it was false
and that after the trial before the arbi-
traitors the plaintiff confessed to the de-
PENDANT, that he hed sworn falsely in
many particulars on said trial The
defendant first pleaded the general issue
and secondly 3 justification, settiag forth
the confession already stated. Trial by
jury. Verdict for plaintiff, that he recover
Of the defendant 5000 damages and his
costs.
Levi SpaIding vs.. George r. Holmes
ct. al-Trespsss. Trial BY jury, ana
verdict for plaintiff, S74,84, damages anc
his costs.
Frederick Leayitt vs.. George King
apt.-An action IN trespass to recover to-
value of wagon. Plea, general issue
Jury disagreed
Samuel Ingalls, vs.. H. P Cutting
Action in assumpsit en- g note, Defend
ant pleaded the statute of Limitation
Plaintiff replied, that defendant was on
of the State, and had no a.tschable prop
erty herein until within six years betor
the commencement Of the suit. Trial b
jury. Verdict forplaiatia, s240O5, an
costs. Exceptions by defendant.
D. ?. Walworth vs.. Alex Seaver-
Action in assumpsit on a contract. Tb
testimony disclosed that in Jan. 1854, tn
plaintiff recovered a judgement Of So
against this defendant, and D0tton {
Bingham Of Glover, The plaintiff s,
up in his declaration, that this defendar
contracted with him, to deliver to him
Coventry, a set of good two-horse WACO
wheels, and to pay the costs Of the So
then pending, in consideration that be Ii
plaintiff would stop said suit The d.
PENDANT admitted the terms of the Coz
tract, but claimed that ne acted merely
the agent of Dutton s Bingham, and Il.
upon his own responsibility. The Cou
charged the jury, that f they found tn
to be so, their verdict should be for Il
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the pIainti
unless they found that the defendant hs
fulfilled the contract. Trial by jur
Verdict for plaintiff Sis, and costs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-06
COUNTY CHRISTIAN ASr1-SLAvEr

COUNTY CHRISTIAN ANTI-SLAvERY
CONyENTION.-A Convention IS to be
held At West Albany, on Friday the 18th
Of January, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
parPose Of organizing a Christian Anti
Slavery Society for this County. Citiz-
ems of the County favorable to the move
me0t are most respectfully invited to al
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4 saeh lows LISE wits 81 The tle.5tr Of s.
STATE Map
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JAMES MILLEE. Geaersi Agsa.
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-cFs went - tue way OF all He.n. 4 Ae
singing was said TO be excellent, and the
warm hearts within the house presented
an agreeable contrast to the most intense
cold without. Everything passed off
happily, and an expression Of good feel
ing pervaded all present, for the people
Of that town are all united, and whoever
the labyrinths Of eternity viii
find her citizens, as the song says, All
together All together y
ANOTHER DoNATIoS VIsIr.-We
learn that there is TO be another donation
in Albany, at the church on the creek
road, given by the friends Of Mr.. Eli
smallsy, Thursday, 18th inst.
While we were at the donation in this
place the other evening, one Of the com
mittee Of arrangements gave Us what be
and we supposed was an official announce
.ment Of the said donation, but when we
came to place it in the hands of our typos,
10 and behold, it proved to be letter
dated at that interesting place, Horse
Town, California" addressed by the
writer to bis cousins which we per-
emPtoriiy decline to publish.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Mr, Enoch
H. Bartlett Of Coventry, was admitted to
the bar Of this County on Wednesday
last This is the fourth lawyer in tue
family Of AIr. Seth Bartlett.-Don A,
located st Wvandotte, Kansas. Amasa,
located at ST, George, in the same terri
tory, Leavitt, the fiscal partner of Jesse
/ Cooper IN this village. and Enoch H..
/ nov located at Coventry. Four lawyers
out Of I'VE sons We venture to say
there is not another family in Vermont
that presents such a depIorable e1ampl,
Of wholesale depravity.
d" HARPER's FERRY" N BARToy.-
We learn that d most disgracefulriot took
/ place at the depot in Barton, on the az
rival of the cars, on Wednesday hight o.
last week. The disturbance grew our
Of a strife betw cen the runners for the
two hotels. Lanterns were freely brand
isbed over the combatants heads, ana
the black eyes to be seen on the mex
day, fully sttesled TO their good execu
ton. The States Attorney is sitting tn,
matter, and we hope will bring the gull
Ity parties to justice.
SMALL POx.-One case af this ter
|rOr to nervous people has made its aP
I pearance ia Barton, or at least, so sa7
the Dr's. although there is no known or
IGN Of the oontagion.
p FRozEE.-An Irishman in Barton
? named Aylwsrd, possessed Of mani
that some one was going to kill hin
ran barelooted about two miles, on Thurs
: day night of last week ; the mecury in
dicating 800 degrees below zero. Hi
t feet were both frozen.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ORLEAN
INDEPENDENT AGRICULTURAL AN
MECHANICAL SocIETY.-The annus
meeting of the Orleans Independer
Agricultural and Mechanical Societl
will be held at the Town House
Craftsbury on the2d Tuesday in Januar,
at one o'clock ?. NJ.
Il has been suggested that ii iividua
from WoIcott and Eden be invited to b
P present with the view Of uniting Wit
! the society if there be No objection o
the part Of those now now members.
G. A. MARSH, Secretar,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-06
LUCIUS ROOTS ESTATE.
IS TATE OF We e Ne O z

~ if-i<Elaa1 DIS H.
At a Probate Court held 5s lrasburga, ia said
District Oil the 9Th day 81 December, A. d, 1889
Whereas Warren Root, administrator on the
estate of Lucius Root, iare Of Cratts0ury, in
said district, deceased, iutesrate proposes To rem
der an account OF his administers i5a, and 70 pre-
sent his account against sand estate tor exam.u lbs
alton and allowance for the purpose % mAalnE
partition and distribution Of the residue OF said
estate, under decree of said court, among the
persons who are by law entitled 90 the same:
Ii Is therefore ordered by sli court tHat the
same come under consideration auI be heard at
the PROBATE Office ID lrasJWgb Oh the oh day
Of January, A. d. 1860.
And it is further ordered. that al persons in
terastsd be notified hereo. 5y publication Of q
copy Of the record of this order ia the Orleans
Independent Standard printed 81 lgasgurgd, three
weeks succsssivsly previou, t3 sold time otheari
ing that they NAV appear and contest the allow
snce Of said account If they see cause: aud also
be heard By said court DO the matter Of parth
ton and distribution Of said estate.
pDEH rEp Tr.tra
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-06

FRozEE.-An Irishman IN Barton,
named Awkward, possessed of mania
that some one was going to kill him,
ran barelooted about two miles, on Thurs
day night Of last week ; the mecury in
dicating 800 degrees below zero. His
feet were both frozen.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-06

IRAsBURGH. VT
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-06

SMALL Pox.-One case af this ter
ror to nervous people has made its ap-
pearance ia Barton, or at least, so say
the Dr's although there is no known or
IGN Of the contagion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16

IysPrRr CrrY RpaArfA CLuB-TBE MxsBkRs
II wt pieaee meet ihs evening At 81 Mars rane H9s
" mss '''''' sfgpHES Rosksrs rt,4iea-
A y, MAiALNl. Sci.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19
ny TELEGRAPH.

EKw YoRK, March l7-Flour dull, heavy and low
OF; the demand IA confined to supplying the immedi-
wants OF the Eastern and local trade sales 2llOu
hbls at $5,16G152S for supsrhne State: $5,S015,50
$53095.6S for common to medium extra western; 81
96,10 for shipping brands extra Il. H. o.; closing dull
and heavy. Rye Elour-there Is tri1inK business
doing at $37061440. Corn Meal dul small sales at
previous quotations. Buckwheat Flour plenty and
dull at Sl,5O9ls715 per cwt. Whisky dull and low
MT 23LI. Wheat dull and in favor Of buyers, with
limited demand to supply the wants Of the local mill
lerS Barley quiet and steady; sales 1900 bus State
at a. Corn il shade better; sales $1,000 bus. NJ a
GiSOl3 for white: 7a@T9 for yellow, and tritnE lots
OF medium wsatern at 1901. Oats In good supply
dull, very heavy and lower, sales ESQ bbli at
1910 for old mess $lT,9o@1S for now stl,5o for old
prime; $l45O@l3.62 for prime. Beef steady and
unchanged. Beef hams dull heavy at $l2l@l3 But
ter has good business doing At 1l14 t0r Ohio, aud
1880 for State. Cheese steady at 1cG312lz. COdoe
quiet, and cannot learn OF any sales OF moment.
bolasses Qnlet sales IS hhs Porto Rico At 10, and
small lot Of n. o. at IS. Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI, March 17.-Flour dull, demand limit
ted: sales COO bblR SS4096,6O for superfine. $4,000
$50 for extra. WhislSy IN good demands seles sQ2
for country $725G3l7,87 for city. Bacon could be
sold at ~ and OK but hold u higher. Nothing done
in bulk meats. LARD sales at 1O holders generally
ask 1875. Molasscs irmer. at 4o8%1 and for small
parcels 42c Is obtained. Coffes firm at 133zC9l4&c.
Sugar firm at KIOSK. Wheat dull aud unchanged.
Corn dull and unchanged. Oats steady At 4S94pe.
Rye In fair demand At Slo30D1,0S. harley hrm.
baltimore, Marco l7.-Flour duh ami heavy; no
sales. Wheat dull and heavy, red Sl3SG AZ, white
$l5sSl,6 49, Corn declined; white 6S973c, yellow u
69T4c. Pork generally hrm moss SIS, prime SIS.
Whisky dull ut 22lSl12Sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

BALTIMORE, March IA gentleman
just returned from Washington says that
the feeling of the Democratic National
Committee strongly faSors having the
National Democratic Convention meet at
Baltimore, as it appears to be impossible
for the large masses of people likely to at
tend TO get accommodations at Charles
ton, even at the most exOrhitant prices.
Prominent citizens offer to furnish the
Maryland Institute and several other large
halls for the committe rooms, delegations,
&c, free of cost, and all hotels and eating
houses have made q pledge TO make noRd-
vance IN rates. The citizens also, without
distinction of party, will threw open their
doors for the accommodation of the vast
crowds. As further inducement, the b.
& o. Railroad, and those connecting with
it from West, will reduce the rates of fare
one-half.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

w~BuRxED AL1vE.-At the ahich
occurred upon the premises pseph
Baltzer, in East Wheeling, on sday
night, loss of about one hun and
fifty dollars was sustained. Beg lot
of meat in the smoke house, aiken
coop, together with sixteen chick md a
number of geese were burned alrThe
fowls we're killed by single swe the
red fame and many of them weFter-
wards found clinging to the sid 1.-THE
coop, their claws literally fried the
small stats nailed upon the front g
A number of the chickens escaPdbut
with blasted sight, and now ego it'd
about the yard, stubbing their toesf nq
down, running against each othtn'
acting in the most eccentric man
We neglected to say that the Rouen
Ready company performed good serYa
the above fire.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

G1 FALSE AlAny.-There was fal .
alarm Of fire onisatnfday night. All the
bells in town were ringing in the widest
manner, all the rumbling reels were out
and there need not have beenmore noise at
the burning of Moscow. Young Amerf,
was completely beside itself with excite
ment. 1t may have escaped the memory.
of the rising generation, hereaboutss that
there is an Ordinance in existence making
the offence of raising false fire alarms pun
ishable by fine
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

R2-DRowNED.-A young lad about sian
years of age was drowned off the step-
er Jacob Poe, on her last trip up. TO
pears that All old gentleman, with his lie
and family, were on board the boatld
wished to be landed at tie old AmaiN
Furnace in Kentucky, upwards of a Pile
and half above Ironton. The capital o
the boat landed them about a mile bsltv
the place desired, on some coal fats
the Ohio shore, aud in endeavoringto max
shore, the young man fell in the river an
was drowned. The aged man and h
wife were almost heart-broken at the
loss. This son was their main hope f'
dependence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19
mSpRoBpERY AND ARRratiAsRD nj


BULL Dos.-on Friday ev last, a
Garnet bag and cloth cloal Z stolen
from the buggy of Mr.. GIN, mail
agent, whilst he was stoppiI9ew mo-
meuts Mt the house of Mr.. Sn, four
miles east of the city, on the \ al road.
william Curtiss aud Andrew mpsou,
two notorious fellows of aaeeling,
left the house a short time bespe arti-
cles were missing and they Nconse-
ouently suspected of the theft ne City
Sergeant was notified of the saction
and officers Hawley and Scroge started
upon the hunt of the parties. oggtns
came upon Thompson 10 Ea ceiling
and found him in possession Of III dog
which he is supposed to have at Mr..
steenrod's in returning to II from
stamm's. When Thompson sal officer
he dropped the chain about the neck
and took to his heels. The offissed
the dog upon the retreating thit p was
soon oTertaken by the animal Prown
down. He managed to beat Jog of
and running a short distance again
thrown down. This was repeaAveral
times, when Thompson having d the
creek, darted under the East cling
bridge, and the dog in Jumping him
auug his chain around a protFq cross
beam and swung out in a reguls ging
position over the water. This de-
tention gave Thompson a great and
the officer coming up saw that i folly
to pursue him further Curtis rest
ed, we believe, without much by
officer Hawley, taken before Aulty,
and upon his own admission wat up
for trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

=pN~ MEETING or THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
A large and spirited meeting of the Wheel
ing Republican Club was held at Horn,
brooks Hall last Saturday night, at which
an organization was perfected by the .adop.
ton of Constitution and the election OF
the following permanent officers:
PREsIDESr-E. 81. Norton.
VICE PREs1DESr-Capt. R. Crawford.
RECORDING SEC'Y-Henry G. Flesher.
CoRREsPoNDINo sEc'Y-Joseph Bell.
TREAsuRHR-Thomas Hornbrook.
MARsHALL-Thomas o Brien.
ExEcUT1vE CONTAMINATION. Alfred Cald
we'll, Capt R. Crawford aud A. W. Camp
bell.
Special Committees were appointed for
the different wards-the names on each OF
which will be announced in few days.
The Club adjourned to meet, on next
Saturday night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

B9-DEArH By DRowsIsG -ou Satur,
day afternoons, q man whose name WI
could not learn. but who livid at Bellairc
was drowned at Eoff's landing. He cam
up to the city from Bellairs in u skid
bought two or three bales of hay placer
them in his skitf and showed out into y
river on his return. He had not proper
secured his oars and the skiff being 10
manageable ran against a large batt5ba
filing partly with water and jolting p
occupant ont into the river. The cur =
carried the quickly Hndes the t Is
andsAe Was seen nc. moro. an
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19
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Something Ntr.-Babbitt's Medicinal
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other salaeratus.
q. r.. BdbbitPs Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
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b. r. Bdbbhfs Soap Powder.-Washing
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

SAVANNAH, March l7.-on Monday night
last the steamer s. n, Manning, for Haw-
kinsville, on the Xumelgee river, exploded.
All the crew are missing. Capt. Tyler is
safe. Eight negroes aud Eve whites were
lost aud several others we're wounded.
Among the white passengers known 10 be
killed are Joseph Williams, Juo. Howell
and Jacob Parker, all citizens of Pilfair
Co. All the heavy freight on board the
steamer was saved and the light freight
ruined. The steamer WAS uninsured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

NEW York, March l6.-The arrange
ments of the associated Press for obtaining
foreign news at Cape Race the ensuing
season are nearly completed, and will prob
ably be In operation about the middle Of
April. -... ...
The s. 8. Vanderbilt which leaves here
on Saturday, P. 81. next, will leave South
ampton April 18th, and will be the first
boat TO deliver news. She will bring the
result ofthe HeeHdH and SGyerS fight, which
will be autographed from Cape Race to all
parts of the country.
E. R. Little & Co.. Stock Brokers, deal
ing principally in N. Y, failed this morn
ing.
The kidnappers Warsaw and Hull, who
recently in Lancaster Co., Pa, kidnapped
n free negro, John Brown, and tried TO sell
him in Maryland, have been arrested in
Baltimore, aud held in $4,000 bail.
Brown has been sent back to Lancaster.
A man named Jas. Fisher, Hotel keeper
at McAuls Ferry, who concealed the kid
mapped negro in his house, has also been
arrested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

B@ TIE RtyER.-There-w sht feet
Of wateein the Ohio ON satur5nd fall
inc The Adfiatis LEFT. forth nois riv-
er with a load Of Railro5n. The
Liberty left on Saturday e IS, with q
moderate trip for oincinnatib
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

BSr RHE GANorWe are request
call Sheattention Of the City Council,
meets tomorrow evening, to the y
recent escapes from the Chain CAD Il
the insecurityef that institution. be
chains are net sufficiently strong, ntes
eugat to be procured The instts is
sufficiently odiOus, and we hoPsFu
not be made ridiculous. Its operai are
beginning to regard it as a sort qpke-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

sow. H. MOEsroS & Co., just
received ane assortment of and
light pendants for stores, also, OF two
light stand lamps, chandeliers every
description. Call while the as ent is
complete. Fluid 60 cents peElon.-
Store No. 4, under NcLure Hons
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

Bosrox, March l6.-The strikers of Lynn
made a great turn out in procession to-
day, numbering over 5000. The specta-
tors were double that number. Several
hundred banners were borne by the stri-
kers, both male and female, apd the city
was decorated in manyplaces with flags
and streamers The procession comprised
besides all the strikers of Lynn, several
military and fire companies with bands of
music, and delegations, of ladies from
Swampseott, Marblehead, Danvers, Sau-
gus, Reading, Stonehsm, Woburu, Bever-
Is, Salem and other places. The weather
was delightful and the proceedings were
very gratifying to the participators.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

ST.. LOUIS. March 1.-THE Railroad bill
passed the Senate yesterday.
A gentleman from New Mexico says the
Navajoe Indians have taken very hostile
position, having stolen nearly all the stock
in Riobajo district. Over one hundred
thousand sheep and large quantity of
other stock was run off during the winter.
Col. FountlerOy was preparing an extern
sive expedition against these Indians, and
was expected to take the field in person
this month. Gov. Houcher also organ
lied volunteer companies for the protection
of the citizens.
A steamer from Illinois river reports the
Moore warehouse, containing 1000 BUSH
els of corn, and two other warehouses,
also full of corn, on fire at Havana, Ills,
when she passed that point yesterday at
ternoou. No particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

ToRoSTo, e. W., March I7.-An order
has been issued by the Postmaster General
to all Postmasters in Canada West, reliev-
ing them from any further obligations to
open their offices on Sunday
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19

srALpISG'S PKETARED GLUE,
SOLb NJ STATIOSERS.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRCGGISTS
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SOLD By HARDWARE ST0REG.
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SOLD By H0USE-FCRNISHINGs STORES.
sPALDING'sPREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FASCY-G0ODS DEALERS.
-.-- SPALDTHG'SPREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BI GROcERS.
.t.1 SPALDISG's PREPARED Glue
SOLD ~ COUNTRY MERCHASTS GENERALLY.
MAnuiaeturedb by TIBSUT c. SPALDIS1 CO.
IS Cedar-st-- New York
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Place to Get ThamI

There are hundreds of persons male
Ind female, who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take "time by the forelock." and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds ofRupture.
Supporters various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
!, Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Syringes, &c.
Trusses and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &C., are furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice. Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired. Address or call on T. H. LoaAx
& Co., No. Al, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
4 Co., Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.