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msdistsly signed b the PrsGdsat The
Same night the commission Vas issued "a
General GaAsT, and has bsen taken e
Chattanooga By Representative Wns'
BuRxE. 3 s
Z GEx. LEE lives in . tsnt without any
floor in It, having refused to have one PM
In - others were having done. He keeps
very much 10 himself, never drinks o.
swears, aud is very popular With his army
and who have implicit confidence in tne
old man, anr esrz szfl ..a
A YOUNG COUPLE, named Mr.. g. SHRor-
SHIRE, and Miss FANnIE FoRRrsTER, eiopee
from their "cruel parents" in Harrison
county, in Kentucky. few days ago, and
were made "bone of one bone and flesh o.
one flesh" in Cincinnati. The bride had
reached the interesting age of thirteen.
CApr. Husr, whose defence BY Senator
HALE, and large fee paid therefor, excited
such stir in the Senate, has besn senten
ced to pay two hundred dollars fine, and re-
main in jail till paid. The Court intimated
that it would bav, been severer but for the
long imprisonment he has already 'ufsred
TIE "cullud pussohs" of Philadelphis
have become quite indignant on account O
their exclusion from the street cars of that
city. A meeting was held recently and q
set of very wordy "whereases'' and rssolu.
tons passed upon the subject. They An.
nouce their determination tor continue to
protest" against the action of the railway
companies.
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valuable Property for Sale

nIRR thrss-stsry Bxiek Pa!eonaas Pc
Is Ion4ing % g. yshn's farish, ntratea ~ ~ =
~ Whec1g On chGplins street. bstwesn fn.s ma -
oo.d stzssh viil b of3srsd Con sale ct ths SSuts
Hons q S1Dp1DaDAY. March ID, ss ~ oelT TS
a e, N ssll g pryats ale previous. - ouna
1syasafs, and vss suiit with special rsfsrs1ce 70
dursblify and somfort For tsrns spply 20 ussses'
SALE Postponed until wednesday, 1arna "a, ~ = "
sAS A. DoDSOS.
,,.,,vat ~ " O. cECN.
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WEST VA. LEGISLATURES
SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. 9, 1875

80 MONDAY, Feb. %, 1854.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Phelps, member o
the Senate.
A message from the House communisa
ted the passage of substitute for the 8. B
for the relief of the families of soldier
living in unorganised counties; the rejection
of; be s. B. amending the act for the col
lection of taxes; and the agreement of thai
body to the Senate amendment to the bill
concerning the unlawful detention of rea
estate.
The Senate agreed to said substitute.
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the 8. B. to author
ize the Governor to compel certain person.
to depart from the State, with two amend
mepts; he also reported adversely upon the
81. B. to regulate the fees for appraisinl
property, and reported substitute for the
8. B. for the reasssssment of the land II
Pleasapts county.
Mr.. Bunker, from the Committee on
Townships, &C., reported back the 5. B
providing for filling vacancies In the coun-
ty and township Offices with an amendment
including the Office of Recorder.
The House Bill to amend the law concern
ing insurance and express companies Wal
read the FIRST time; and, under suspension
of the rules, was read the second time and
referred to the Finance committee.
The House Bill to stay the sale of live
stock until June next was read the second
time and referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Internal I'm.
provement Committee, reported back the
House Bill Incorporating the West Virgins
Central Railway Company, recommending
its passage without amendment.
The Senate proceeded to the considers
ton of said bill, and several amendmen t,
were made restricting the chatter to some
extent, and pending its consideration the
Senate at 124 o'clock took recess till 3
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate re.assembled, and resumed
the consideration of the Railroad bill. which
occupied nearly all tho afternoon, and with
out coming to q vote, and after various
amendments, the bill was laid on the table
Mr.. Rufner from the House csmmuni.
Gated tho passage of appropriation bill with
six amendments the most important OF
which was the reduction of the WesterH
Asylum appropriation from $4,000 to
$4,000, pending which
The Senate adjourned.
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Buckeye, Quaker and Woods
Moving Machines.

DRyop q FROST. Assnss for al the above csls.
Mstsd snd vsii-knoSn Moving Machines wsuld
csxhe stsanton Of farmss to the nsessty Of buying
Iashinss early, - It d well known that many w9s
disapontsd In getting them last season our ssoex
limited for the coming season.
All the above viii b cold at Factory Prices.
ns oM s1a ~ II q rs MAIN STREET.
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PAsaIorlc. Mrs: Drane, Of Allsg tsny,
~ sent IN elegant smoking cop Of her Own
aaks to Gen, Hooker snd Gen. Grant,
Nh beautiful strssnsr, upon which are
words, IN gold lsttsrs, " Give God the Clio
IT. This hdy's heart 10 in the right place.
. 4 xNxoA1AI from the merchants of Phil
sdAlpAis was presented in Congress on FRI
~, sakinS that the circulation of all
Saas banks be 90 taxed as to COM
pd sAsR 70 call IN their issues, that the
csnaasy NY hav. aothias bat national cur
faAg.
Tx D114 creating the rank OF Lieutsn.
IN osasr,l was passed on Friday, and inv
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WASHINGTON HALL
Positively Six Nights
More, Only.
~ooDRoFF'9
GREAT ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS.

TN order TO furnish additional amusements to the
i patrons Of the exhibition, the managers Will
present novel and entertaining features in the fol-
lowing programme;
On TUESDAY evening, March 1861, the La
dies Festival, or CONTEST of BEAUTY. A
splendid ase of Works will be presented to the
BEST LOOKING LADY in tho Hall. To be
decided by q committee Of gentlemen from the
audience.
On WEDNESDAY evening, March I'd, 1864,
o splendid prize will be presented to the best
looking gentleman in the House, to be decided ~
the ladies.
On THURSDAY evening, March Sd, 1864,
. splendid smoking pipe will be given to the ugii'
est ma Ia the Hall.
On FRIDAY evening, March 4th, 1854, splsn.
did Prize to the author Of the best original conun-
drum. Also, prize to the worst one.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March I'd, q
Grand Matinee at 3 o'clock Each child will re-
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March s, Chill.
dren's holiday Matinee. A beautiful present Will
be given to the prettisst child in the hall, and
each child will receive gift
Bohemian Farewell Entertainment.
Saturday evening, March s, positively the last
night in this city. A most magnificent case OF
work. containing every conceivable variety OF
work will be given to the holder Of the last number
drawn.
Mr.. c. A. woooDRoFFR will give concise
explanation Of the great scientific wonder, the
alaa0 Steam InE1ne,
Which will be in full operation each evening
ADMISSION to Evening Entertainments, 26
GENTS Afternoon Mahnses, Is cents. No half
price. Doors open IN the evening at 7 O'Clock;
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Exhibition oommen ces
half an hour later.
VIM. wooDRoFFE, Manager
IN. GARDINER, General Agent.
marid6t
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Feb. %.

hOUSk 0k OEAkekAVBBs
MONDAY, Feb. %.
On motion OF Mr.. Teter the rules were
suspended, and Senate Bill No. 70, for the
relief of certain militia in the county oil
Upshur (who were captured and taken to
Richmond) was taken up and ordered to en-
gross ,ment.
Mr.. Soper, from committee on Counties,
Townships, &C., reported adversely to chang
ing the boundary line between the counties
of Marion and Harrison.
Mr.. Crooks, from committee on Roads,
&C., reported back Senate Bill No. n, an
act to amend and re- enact the first and third
sections of the act passed Feb. 4, 1853 en-
titled "An Act to incorporate the Little
Ksnawha Navigation Company" with re
commentator that it pass
A message from the Senate announced
the passage of number Of bills and re
solution approving the course Of Lineoln's
administration, and recommending him for
reelection.
On motion of Mr. Lamb the resolutions
were laid over.
The Seuate's Oath bill was taken up and
referred to the Judiciary committee.
Senate Bill No. 20, concerning spirituous
liquors was taken up.
Mr.. Ruffner moved to amend by insert
ing the word ''drank" after the words "man-
ufactured or sold" Lost--ayes Is; nays Is.
Mr.. Debar moved the bill be referred to
the Judiciary committee.
After debate Mr. Debar withdrew his
motion.
Mr.. Dawson moved to refer the bill to Q
special committee of five, Agreed to-ysas
"a, nays IL
The Speaker appointed the following gen
tlemen as said committee, viz: Messrs
Lamb, Crooks, Hagar, Foster, Copsly.
House Bill No. 81, for the encouragement
of foreign emigration, was taken up.
Pending its consideration, the House
took recess.
The special committee reported back the
W hisky bill without recommendation.
The Foreign Emigration bill was taken
up, and, after lengthy discussion, rejected
yeas IA; uays Is.
The Appropriation Bill was taken up, and
receiving several amendments, passed. q.
The appropriation for the Weston Asy
lum was reduced from $35 900 to $1,000.
House adj burned.
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Tna Fln1ida.

n. E,,onsan Ursss very generally concur in con
- ,hs ontr,ao upoa This vessSl principally, hos-
- - rsspsc, 20 BrsxL 30 tar - We are oon-
800 thsy ssem 10 hold cur rights in very sshs et-
- The London Star, thoroughly Yankee m iIs
,i.vs prooOuroes t "a very gross violation" OF neu-
,rv sod expresses tue hope that the United States
G0,s,nmsut vii rspusaso it, and 'tsr whatever sss-
,,.s,on nav be necessary 10 atone for the onsnce" =
Fha o.syi.faeronn tho BF.TllAn Governments would
b.v. r,oulrsd would have bssn 20 rSEurn the vessel
IA aha crew 20 the sx ci SPOT they we're IN when
,n,sd Bus Admiral Porter has provided against taA'
hv ,iaSitg she Forids 10 MAE islhsms Esisf' VIVA
sass a.aS Hos sOssoI Of an AsnFsl How Ts1'
,sy e iaaI A5nissl's sir,
Rsls sagzss, rs sss P:oas te ,hEs, sssen Eiih
al Ia ssLsaEt sassmSsal sss, beth ssSle AsS AtSss
~, ,ss s.s.s sespsAels s6Mr Of which ,htrs L 81
SzsoArI Toe E1SisA, in lhsir Satn Ei1h US some
tuss soma tssa Violations IT asHrAt!i but thsg a.
says aid IS IN bald end opsO manner. II lhey
were n ID aus, they ESrs iess. brave lnAns. fhsr
va sosalng sneakiDg IN lnsH condseL ILub Wh,L
they t,alke1 Porter Valparaiso, they did t In Ii,
Drsssncs Of thousands, ard IN the broad day time
Wbsl they attacked she General ArmsIroi g, thsn
proceedings were quite "a open. rlSy Assahsd her
With boats 10 ths very hsIbor Ot Fya aud Whsl be,
crew escapsd on shore 70 a church, which they hello
a. strong fOdtOn they, too, Wea5 o. shore and as
ssul.ed them IhsFe. There sOmsshi. 6 rsdsenirg
IN this cpau defiance o. the lAE.
RI. suel SHABBY JJrFy .eAk As Collins cannot b
expected tV act with anything like msguAnimiIy. Il,
goes in she night wien the Ca2sAin and al the crew
bu. IS are on shore, and steals the Florida. bS'
action dous with OOliness lie never e9utImpiSlsi Blu
Collins was every way unfortunate. Ike m.ssra5.,
thief hs steals OF Wsh bis Cotton gains in the niEos
not daring 80 val. uanl dawn.
AAE Ne,ks ago, SON, OF Iae Yankee csrrespou-
dents from Warrington sad that proper solOgy WoulC
be made by The Y4nkee GCvsIIment, aud the vessel
restored IN stdt. geo. TRoy add .hat ColLs would be
Z, qalred 20 10 h the aal-Has N his psrson. A.
ths same si@s ons Of them lad that Collins deter
mined 20 sgu ia.Ler than DO H. adding that it
100 haaiIiing for him to I'LL Of We are Of dasr
sns opinioa. We think it would DO impossible to lu
initiate Collins. lie is doHn as lOs as he can got. t.
agolOg Tor wrong action is, however, very trying
10 base spirit.
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THR CITY.

MAYoR's 0oUar.-Tbere Was much business bs!ois
hs court yesterday morning.
William aud Boston, l.vss. and William, slave OF
VIM. A. Wright, ordered to be whipped for stes
ibg barrel OF jur from canal boat In the basin
Tat morning The negroes, whils carrying The -four
up town, we're caught By the va c1men N Wrights
negro was arrested some ks ago on the charge OF
stealing trunk belonging to M. B +. Daniel On
that occasion he prov character which would have
been regarded a, fulsane 10 an epitsph.
samu,l Clarke. parolsd Yankee, ives charged wish
stealing COW from Asb Levy and hog fom Henry
Smi h. Clarke has bssn hanging about Richmond for
the last tso years. pirt Of which time be has bee
living p1tlo hack on the slresis. The COW cas'.
~As PLATA one. H. Waa seen driving the COW up
Try street offered 10 sell her 10 the Nav Market wss
arrested and eonitsssd the sft saying that lie stole
her because lie bsd up. The hcg sass was equal.
" clear. The hog VAS stolen from NJ. NTH, Fddsy
ught; was Sold BY prisoner to VIM L nbert for $500
shO sold is to VIM. Bic de Degro for $500. l.. wac
lou d In Sedas yard.
OTHER Gria stIted tbst the prisoner confessed ste,l
log Mr.. Levys cow, Mr.. Smiths hog, and also aaoth /,
Gov.
The Mayor sent the accused on to the Hastines
Court
Elhu Bullock, the soldier found drunk in VIM. Fl
Richardson's tsior-sh yesterday morning. Wasssnt 10
the Pfoyo.t Msrshsll
The Case Of L,sis Lawson, charged with beating
hrs. Sarah Sch~ar z, vas Continued till Friday, il
having been impossible 10 get tbs Witnesses In the mat
ter.
Daniel Stewart, formerly of the rishtsatob, was
Charged With b!ssLiog into the b. of Nancy Roach
Mri. Roach not sppsasi,g ihs csss vas continued.
a negro caught By ofis,l Granger with 10. Ct bed.
quilts sni Ia iiss wearing app rel committed that
something might be harmed Of the Of the Pre-
party.
James S. Scott, nov Of the lob Virgins 0aysiy
was charged with causing The death Of David h. Re.
vans, BY shooting hin With pistol. The partc isr
of the shooting have alfeadY te.u pu ,lshsd in tie
Wig. II will bs reooll clsJ, III altar tsok pi os 81
AilhoFdf on the Frederioki urg silro I'd. on The
D.osmbes aud BsvaBs Wlo wss shot In the hand, died
ia this oy three weeks Afterwards. Scott at the time
-ss one Of the provost grad OF Caroline. After the
shooting be vent to tie army a. Petersburg and joined
be 1861 Virginia caSshy. Wien HTi ia. The
Mayor ispusi his wsrraats eat eh Va not erved
at be line, the cavalry beng q on an II es,,o 10
Stlly Ufsek. Que u.r OF the Osvary from
onJ Osseb, Major Btdgiord. Pr,vost MsrshslA -
NarthsIn Virginia, sent ssst to this city, and he ar
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49,. y sooa ,.SoSAr hs Essat a~s Fsnaeases llnst
,.,0 - ,bs oOnfs serAts saase viii be almost ntA-
a.bs. be do not voOVsr that llns' We sA.II % NJ
vorss Of than We we've lass year, and the ian,s's
S have expended curly thousand million dollars
,,'sosd tbopsands Of lives, and thrown away 'he
s,u.s Of atty inns ginAry Victories, and hall 0I'n
,s,l ones only for the sake of trying their lick from
trent point. And. after al, there is no certainly
that Sherman will get through
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received the New York Herald of the 9th
instant aud the afternoon edition of the Baltimore
Amsrioaa of the same day.
The situation In Tennessee had remained unchanged
up to the 9th. although great battle was expected
momentsrily. Thomas' army 10 securely oooped up
in the { ncss around Nashville reeupsratng after
lie summary defeat the so b. with its wings resting
on the Cumberland river The Confederate army l.
about two miIes distant, whera it has thrown Up in
trsbo msnts /, 10 thought In Nashville that General
lod will attack the place.
IL was III LOFsd that Forrest had thrown a pont0oI
bridge aoToss tho Cumberland IN order 10 move over
hs command. II 7hoRRs doesn't look sharp, HE pol
10y of Concentration" will throw his whole army
horse. foot spi dragons, into Cen. Hood's hands
The latest "uews' in regard to Sherman Ia contained
In be statement that the Yankee Government hal
SiVices from Savannah, by Governm ,nt transport
fCm Savannah river, mp to the I'd Of csmbir, WIKI
gives out that shsmans cavalry was scouting between
hllsa and Savannah and that the advaL OF his cav.
sly vas siz miles from the latter point
Tbs ThirsJsighth Yankee Coz GEES met in lie second
session on the b. L1colh,A message was to have
bsec transmitted on the 9Th.
Gold closed ct the Hrst board on the morning of the
b, at 22et
FROM SHERMAN. .
TIE following is the latest in regard to Sherman thai
va find in cur Northern f e.. Il is from hs afternoon
clifton Of che AMERICAN of tie 8 b.:
WAsH1HGToE, Dso 5-An Exsrs Republican. lust
Issued sa,s that ~ the arrival Of Government trans
port OF Fortress Nonrce last evening the Gov rnment
has received advces from Savsi ID TO the I'd oil De-
cember Stating that when the steamer left information
had reached Savannah that 5hsrmahs ADVANCE cavalry
was within six miles Of that citsl
This do not COT @ ct with The rews brought by the
steamer lie, Nh OF arrived on Saturday nigst that
the SsTAensh p IA of The 80 announced that Sher
nah s main army Sss within otJ miles Of that city
TaOse rs do rot state at hot date he vas at that
d !. area from the city.
A gen lemAn recently ff m Savannah informs us
ta thtre are no important defenees On the west aide
oil Savannah
The Rs.ald publishes the 70 lowing Press da p,tehsS:
The special correspondent OF ,hs american O. An
paI oils elegr phi this nornns the arrival Of TIE
steamship Baltic 10 Annapolis Roads, from savsnnsh
with i've hundred and tyspty taiosra Fifty seven
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
FROM GRANTS Army.

The following, from the Herald. gives the latest Of
interest from Grants army:
Conf N ,tIon was received Of the report tiat Wade
Hampton's eavAlry has been tent q from Lees army
to Georgia. Tier, we're again heavy artillery duels
batween the opposing batteries In the vicinity Of Br.
muda Hundred and in the neighborhood Of the Dutch
G lp c,pal on Friday last; But no dsmsgo Of conse-
"a nee resulted from them on the Union side. DurI
sne firing the rebel battery ct the Hewlett House wac
again, for the fourth time, sencsd by Ballers gunq.
The b1dies Of come fifteen twenty OF the enemy
men, who had been killed In the sDgsg msnt OF tie
previe day, discovered Friday morning lying
b,lWeen the posing picket lines.
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eoNpEpEaArs srAFRs coaeagas.
SECOND SESVoN-Sr0oND ooR0RxSs.
SENATE.


bEN ALE.
WEDNESDAY,. Dec. !, 1854.
The Sonata was called to order at IL N, BY Woe
President HrEPHsEs Pfosdent Of the Senate.
Prayer By the R.v DR. Edwards, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
On motion Of Mr. GARLAND, of Arkansas. leave of
abseros for thirty days granted to bis colleague,
Hon RoBERf w Johnson.
MeBAKER OF + orida introduced bill to author
zs the sending OF newspapers by mail to soldiers freq
OF postage; which read twice and referred TO the
Oommitfes on the Pot Office.
Mr. SCENES. Of La, presented the memorial OF The
ophilus Nash OF La praying TO DO allowed to fund 10
feur per cent bonds certain Treasury notes Of the Old
issue held by him willis prisoner; which referred
to the Committee on nance.
Mr. BARNWELI, from the Committee on Finance,
reported b. or, with amendments, SDate bill TO an.
thor ~ the sus of duplicates o. lost drafs tie amend
msns we're agreed 10, and the bill passed.
Mr. BROWN, from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
reported bill 70 req lite the pay Of leutenants in the
navy cOmmsnding batteries on shore which vas Goa
sideTed and PAL sad.
Mr. HILL rom the mnittee on the Judiciary. re.
ported back the bill to increase the salary Of the Clerk
OF the strict Court Of the Confederate States itr the
ern District OF Virginia which waseossdered and
passed.
Mr H. from the same committee, reported back
House bill to Increase the sLlaiy OF the Judge Of the
Confederate ates Court If the Eastern District OF
Virginia. which was col sdsred and passed by-yeAs
IL, nsys4
hr II from the sane committee, reported back
House bill to dI the salaits Of the Confederate State
District Judges for limited time which oonsd.
err and passed. The bill 6Iss the pay at So 900 per
annum. ..
Several mssages in writing we're received from the
President Of The Ooniedstate States soma Of them to
be read In Executive session.
Senate bill TO povds luppies for the army, and 10
prescribe the do OF making imr5 ssrents, vas taken
20 debated at length, and without coming to vote,
Toe ssns resolved lnt0 seofG session, and Nhea
the aooFa we're Ts'opshsd A9onFnGd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EIGHRs'
RICHMOND WHIG.
ruuHsOAY MORNING, dc. s, lse4.
RVENING WHIG.

We shah publish, to-day, at , O'Clock p NJ and
s,sry succeeding day Sundays s1OsPtsd al the same
hour, An evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain the hsSIt news By nal and telegraph
IN % the hour OF going % press SdsOFAls local intel
Ilgsnos. 6c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

Panr1r LAD.ss-The 0olunbia GUARDIAN says that
the gallery of the Ball Of Representatives In that city
10 DAILY hronged BY the ladies' CT that and sitter c!-
ses' Whsrsupon the editor Of the 0arotiaa Times er.
merry ofooluubis) says, In csat issue, that '.it
would DO dmcalt to hnd in any other Of in the COL
fedsraey orindsed on this continent, suoh soll.e-
ton OF bsa ny and ovsnsss as the eIger es Of war
have congregated In Columbia" II the editor Of the
Times had vsit this city recently, he would probs-
bly, have quafs bis remark BY inserting after Noon
federacy" the words ''ntx. to Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

To KEEP FLIEs AND BUss TR-N BLcoE.-Take one
oouad Of black pfppeF, ground 6ae, and NIX with
a q7srta Of sorghum or nihsr molisses. After Oh
PORK has been we'll robbed, with ssltTere first and
al, last pa sblssDoOls ul Of the mxnre Of pepper
,ad mel'ssss on Vi ID side OF ESQ pieos sId Iuo il
horoaRLlg h.; then puck the sAl. as IL Is put up in
tT.s or otherWiss. Lss it remain for Z We, ks
p,olsi Up than bArg il up aud smoke "a, IL may
smain hanging after bti smoked. or me- be paksd
a dfy slles, BoRs and } pps viii nOt-touglS g.
ne bacon vlll be Ip0J ubd sVeei. ar no losI e N
&c dity. Newspapers viii o. infer great favor By
patlishing lhiI. oBsSASsR.
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to The first Lecture in the. winter course be-
fore he Young nes Christian GssocIaou wilt be delivered
THIS hufsdsy) svEEIN0 ats O'Clock NJ, the Fire. Pres
by,sisn Gu eb (Res. Dr. hoerss) by KIAN, Esq.
Tickets ~ he procured Of MesSr[ West hnsl J "
Randolph, Mouil, RiegSod,.JN Woodhcuss, Meade
Baksr, Or 81 the eo0r. dss-M
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800 BOXES OF TOBACCO FOR SALE.

SHALL sell at auction, for cash, On
..s IHussDnY The 18Th Dc,%bsr .. The factory of
btuns aeniy CO. nt Va 900 Boxes fobscco,
sssssss Of The brand Of s,uls Burnett ,
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GEORGE BAGBY,


COMMISSION kEROHANT,
LAS reA owed to tie house two doors below,
IL formerly upsd W mr. g. D. Hicks, Ehee he sGrs
100 bags Va Sal, IL p N; order,
10 bbls supe. a le fnus,
3 b3h pIimg N v hoaae Ell
~ bbls spints To entne
4b0Jss Be roep,
. DDls Pfintsrs In,
8 bbis Ieuatry Uhte
* b5rtl superior MAJ u,letlred Tehc.o.
2 btls vinegar,
9arkias Atu tain Butter, prime,
10 lbs Cake Talov,
50 bushels Oorn N fal
skegs Old Dominion Hsils, O. Gnd 10,
s23 rsams EIgiish MITE Paper
$50 It's Bar sosp,
IS coil, 90 t1n Rope, assorted sEes,
2bbS Smoking Tobacco.
kegs PanteI's Ink
200 los candle Wick
AsD EIPicrs DAILY,
Prims Mountain Butter,
beesssI, fellow,
Died Apples aud Peaches,
All Of which will be I'D a. mlTktt rts 70,
cls eoBs, ImsGtI from bis old s do tho BIC Tenei.Iy
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