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Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04

LATER FROM MExIce-RUMoRED CEssIos OF FIVE
STATES TO FRANCE "A telegram from San Fran
cisco, datedthe 23d gives the foe sing intelligence
which seems to have startled the Yankees zoo /
deal:
Letters from Mazatian, to the 19ah instant, an
nounce the arrival there Of CAPTAIN B auregard. a
bFosher Of General Beaureg1rd Of the Confederate
States in the capacity Of private secretary wills
liam ~ Gwin, 70 merly United States Senator from
California
C,ptsin Beauregard reports that Mr.. Gwyn has
| been created Duke by the Emperor Mayimilian,
and that Sonora, Siaaloa, chihuahua, Durango and
| Lower California have been ceded to the Emperor
| Napoleon by the Mexican Government, inpayment
for tue troops furnished by the French Government
TO su6Jugate Mexico and that Mr. Gwyn has been
appointed Viceioy over those States, and will soor
enter upon the duties of bis Office.
! This story is not believed further than that Mr
Gwyn has Obtained certain land grants, and is au
| thorized TO encourage immigration from the Con
federate States.
The Imperial forces appear to be gradual,
acquiring possession of the country in spite O
occasional successes by Juarez,
| Muc1 feeling exists against the American OF
the part of the Imperialists, and at Mazatlan the,
are harohiy spoken of by the Imperial organ. MANY
Americans. in consequence of their treatment, ar
returning to California, who intended to stay j
Mexico.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
FROM RICHMOND.

Wehave received Richmond papers to Friday
hut they contain but little news. The Dispatch
says: ~.
An official report, giving an account of the
operations of our rams in the James river last
Tuesday, was received at the Navy Depar .ment
n Wednesday night, but was sent to the Pres
ideut, by whom it has not besn made public. The
facts stated therein are, however, pretty gener
ally kaown The Object Of the expedition vas
to h:eak the eoemy's poatoons. and, if possible,
to destroy their stores at City Paint In Trent's
rsaeh-a stretch Ia the river just below Il ow-
T lett s---two lines of distinctions were found,
and it was discovered that the channel o the
river vas much changed hy the late freshet
The Dfewry grounded with u point blank range OF
one of the enemy's batteries, and q tremendous
! fire was Immediately eoucen,Ept4d upon her.
| 1t btirg fond impossible to get ter tf, she
vas abandoned b, her crew, aud blew up IN
ten minutes after, having received a oGe hun-
drea pound shot III her magazine. The Virgin
il alsn ran agrosn3, and Was hiooted 10 hea W
fire. The Fredericksburg passed the distractions
but put back on it being seen that the rest q
the feet could not follow her. On the hjet
tlde the Virginia vas ge5 aaeat, and the E e.
returned 70 its anchorage off Graveyard z5
Besides tie Drewry, the Virginia alone geo4e
ed <nj 1or0ry. The easing near one o5 hel
tp2rs- hoics-0as somewhat stove in. Our ossus5
ties w@re 1v9 killed and fourteen wounde1
4 It was gspogted yesterday that the 1res.asp
h@a appoiatod General R q. Lee Genorai-.a
Grief of the Armies of the Confederata States
and had assigned General Joseph E Johnson /
the command of the Army of Northern Virgin
} ia. The general expectation had been thal
G.neral johnson would be assigned to cur for
ces now confronting Sherman, in South Carol
na. ~ .s-.--
G n.ral Curtis Lee Las bean made major
general and assigrtd to the command of diYis
q on the RI side of the James.
: The Presdert has vetoed the bill recent.
= pased by Congress authorizing newspapers t
be sent by mail to soldiers free Of charge. Hi
, tobjections are, that the bill is in violation Q
! the Constitution and Of the tax laws. His We
+ to has been made the special order in the Sen
{ ate for half pastl2 O'clock to-morroS.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04

Determined to be free.-French armies (ssy.
the Charleston Coarier) captured the great cit
les of Spain demolished the Spanish armies to a
great extent instituted new government; aud
were afterwards compelled to relinsuish their
supposed conquest by the terrible assaults Of
Spanish garit!a lands And it is as true to~d4y
as if revealed by heaven, taat our. armies were
iisbanded, and our people were still unalterably
seterninsd to resist yankee rule over this land,
that such rule could not be maintained by five
hundred tsousand yankee soldiers
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
q CE oRGIA EDITORS, AND THE HAT
LESS.

want rabbit skins, skins, fox skins otter
skins mink skins, beaver SKINS and all other skins
tha have fur upon them. ] want them for the pur-
pose of making hats, and will pay the highest cash
prices, or swap far them. j will give a good rab
bit hat for sixty rabbit skins; good coon hat for two
dozen go o6 coon skins good beaver hat for three
beaver skins good wool hat for two poun ds Of clean
washc wool free OF cookie burrs and cut from the live
sheep's back and The skins must be takop
from the ani mails in winter and he well stretched be-
fore drying. Parcels may be sent by Express, and
hats IN the same way.
j. A. TURNER.
Eatonton, Ca, Nov, o. 1865.
N B.-An Georgia editors who wi II copy the above.
notice four times including this note and also the
following prospectus the same number of times send
ing their papers exchange with the advertisement
rked shall receive, by ExI free of charge good
soft rabbit fur hat, wheh will bring In the market
500 provided they will have their hoads measured
and erd me the dimensions
NILES REGISTER REv1vED-PROsPECTUs
of the eounr man-Nlles' Register the most ascfui
Journal issued In America, has been re viye in
the publication of Sc The Countryman" This journal
facsimile of its original in the number and size OF
its pages its Typography and all the features which
gave value to the standard publications issued BY Mr.
| Niles.
Besides the features Of Niles Register The Country
man has others which should render it still more
ettractve-to wit, department Of elegant literature
rejecting the style of Yankee literary Journals and
modelling itself after the best English miscean eous
weekhes but at the time being stamped with an
independent southern tone original with and peculiar
| to itself,
AID altogher novel fature with it, is that il is put.
ished in country, the editors plauta on nine
miles from any town vi lage and devotes much at
tenon to agric uiture, rural sports and everything
that interest he country gentleman
The Couutfyman is a handsome quarto, Of sixteen
pages published weekly the editors plantation,
near Eatonton, Ca, TO which all commune ations
| should be addressed.
Our terms are s. for three months, or $50 per an
mum. Send all remittances by Express.
J. A. TURNER,
Dec. 10th, 1865, 25-4t
Eatonton Ga.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
T OF COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

In the Confederate serrice captured at the sto M
;ag Of FJrt Fishsf, Federal Point, n. c., 6y M-
United States 70 -ces, under eonmaad ef Breret
Major Genera5 ALFRED Ii. TEkRY, Z. s. Vols,
on he 18th day OF January, 1865.
w Il Whiting, Major General, A, severely
wounded.
j Il IIiu. Major and A A &C sA.
: Haz Il, Lieut. and c, = S 4, wounded
Reid Lieut. and G,CsA
!. s1. Lalb, Colonel 36th n G Y, wobnied Sc
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
GEN. LEE SASau1NE. The Richmond CO,

GEN. LEE SANGuINE.- Rlchmond coz
respoadenee of the Mercury saga:
A distinguished member of Congress called
on Gen. Leo lew days ago, to talk over the
country General Lee said he saw netEing in
.ae military situation to jnstify despondeuey;
much less despair. His only fear was that the
disease of depression might be permitted to
spread among the people. lfthis could be pre-
vented, he was sanguine of success. The mem
Der of Congress vas opposed to the of slave.
as soldiers, but Gensrsl Lees arguments induces
him to withdraw all oppositioos. Gems Long
street and EwsIl concur with Gen Lee.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04

DREADFUL. "A prisoner from Chattanooga
describes the condition of those families that
left Georgia and sought Yankee protection as
terriblsA. Many women and children have died
from cold -four or five thousand of them being
huddled together IN Chataaooga, with no wood
and little to eat. There is nothing but lamenta>
ton and vain regret from noruing till night
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
NoRrH cAPoL1NA coMMlssEoNERs.

The Hon. s. j. Pearson E. D. Hall, D. NJ. Car
ter and John Pool, Of the North Carolina Legis
lata.e, arrived IN tbs city on yesterday. They
said to have been apphinted by the Nerth Caro-
linz Legislature TO come heTe on business touching
the mo vigorous prosecution of the war. Ilty
aell 5 conference with lie North Carolins
gressional delegation at the Spotswood House .ss
nigAt-Riehmona Dispatch, FEB. Isl.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04

Publishing newspaper without news" to az
elitor, is like cooking dinner, to honse wife,
- thou food Something has 70 he hAshed up to
satisfy hunger consequently an .e.sit must look
something up to satisfy his readers.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04

killed. We hear that n al
my OF Tennessee, was run ovs' - :, - tle
,ra'n at Pelham St'tion, M>ndy nigh, ani kiIlsJ
lie was standing on the turn on: an 4 the trtis
backed upon him. We c,lll learn no further nar.
t:ula's.-Daa. Rsgis,sn r.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04

A'r;vGl of Capt. Semmes-Captain Rap
hacl Semmes whose arrival in the Confed-
eracy had been previously announced is now
in Richmond. The gallant who is looking as
hale as ever and his many friends will be
pleased to learn that he has accomplished
his long and tedious journey homeward in
safety. We are not informed saws the
Whig, Of the Captains movements, but the
conntry can lily spare him from that sphere
Of usefulnes SIS III which he has made so grea
= reputation for himself and SO gloriously
defended the country's cause
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
I TENS.

In IT'S. when the British forces s,oO;ss oOi wash
all the cities Of the sru cling .pst tbe enemy,
lngton wrote: Il am CT nsine.a y .hst the pos
long ere this, are perfectly satisneu .n ) in the
ses ION of cur towns, whnsEe have an Ai5 - =; d;fx
field, will await tAam Ii ee Itinvolses Us N an- a,,
ticulties, but does rot By any mears inaore .un
quest 10 them Thy we'll know that IT 10 our
not defenceless towss, shch they have 70 suuaqo
before they can arrive atthe haven OF lneH "aon
structure they have been endesvoing TO raise, ike
| the baseless fabric of vision falls to NOsSans
These words may be profably rejected upon ane
toe few Southrous who are disposed to be ossPohu-
ent now.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
14,60o

The United States sloop-of-war San Jacinto wac
lest off the Bahama Banks on the night of the 1st
in terrible gale. The u. s. gunboat Narcissa
was blown up by torpedo near Mobile few days
since Week before last, the gunboat Rather drift.
ted from her moorings between Vleksburg and
Matches. She was boarded by party of Confed-
| crate cavalry and burnt to the waters edge On
Sunday evening last, two Yankee monitors were
blown up By tQrpsdoes off Charleston. And som Q
three or four YaT kee boats were lost on Roanoke
River We are glad to see that Old Abe's navy
is being rapidly reduced. The San Jacinto is the
vessel which captured Mason and Slidel of the
Trent.
| DEATH OF DIR. WaR.-Dr- D. P. Wier died at
his residence in this pace, On Sunday night. He
bad been sick for long time, and his death was
not unexpected either to himself HE friends. In
his death we lose excelleht citizen, and the
Presbyterian Church loses active and efficient
ruling elder. But loss in his everlasting gain.-
Greensboro H,ry Of tie World
General Harieo elagra phs tiat the enemy crossed
st Springfield onthe night of the 26th instant and
moved NortLward II tao columns on the morning
If the 27sh. He also repors that al attempts TO
cross the Can.banee have SO far failed.
neral TaJ lor reports that the enemy in some
force came towa-ds Ciiaton rom Baton Rouge ar d.
Bayou Sara, and returned.
Ac'ivi+y is repor ed on the Mississippi r:ver
troops goigg up nd down. Most of Thomas's ar
my are eporttd to have marched est from COL
:. umbia to Clinton, the Tennessee river. por>
lion OF these forces, including A. j. Smiths, ara
said to be in The vicinity If Huntsville and East
Post
No change in the fleet off Mobile The enrn,
are still leaving Pasc> goula.-Rich. Sentinel
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Tobacco /! TobaccoI -777

All We Or 1 Whit, viii be sold at the lowest prices
..sepl6l CAAfPBEI.IsSM ,iDEp,,o,r
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II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
situated on the line ofthe National Road,
property consists Of my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern improvements; also
fourteen acres Of ground attached, on which
are convenient ,out-hppses, including brick
Stabling, Ice and spring house, chiclSery and
two ctsternS. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
arc also choice selections OF Grapes, Raspber-
ries, Blackberrles, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry. aE-s- -f 6gfF-. =
Will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to
price, terms OF payment, &C., can leave their
names At the Gns Companyis ONCE, or visit
feb22.tf :. JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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RIVER NEHs.4The river was at
stand yesterday with about eight feet OF
water inthe channel. 5+If M.
The Marietta came from Cincinnati
and len for Pittsburgh. @
The regular packets, Henry Logan and
Leslie Climbs, arrived and departed.
The Emma Grdhdn will be at our
wharf at midnight tonight for Zanes-
Vile.
The Rather Is still laid up with her
broken shaft.
The Express arrived last night from
Cincinnati and will leave at IL A. N.
to-day for ParkersbuEg in her old place.
She: has been thoroughly overhauled
repaired, repainted, &C., and is now in
tip-top order. 1t will be remembered
that she was sunk some time in June
last Capt. Harrison is in command,
and viii be found a most clever steam
boatman. ll szf
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contempla-
ness, organic debility, deformities speedily
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:VaInahIa FarIml IN Sala

TlHERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE
i atthe Court House OF MarSnaIl county, by
the supervisors of said county, on the 71h
day Of SOYember.1 1865, the farm on which
the paupeTs OF said county have been kept,
Known MS the Poor House Farm; said farm Is
miles nom Wheeling, Rnc Is among the most
valuable, farms in Marshall county. It COM
talns 2l2 acreS of land, about 90 ncreS OF which
Is the best OF bottom land. The greater part
OF the whole farm Is in q state of cultivation.
There Is estimated thereon large brick DWELL
Ing house and other buildings, I
Ierns-One-half in hand and the balance
In four equal annual insthIlments
President of the Board OF Supervisors Mar
shall county, w. Va. .d8 "a
JOHN W. TURNER,
shall county, W. Va, oct7-lmd&w
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UN1oS NEEr1Na AT 1IouNDsv111R.-
A grand rally of the Union men of
Marshall county viii take ON Wednes-
day evening at Moundsvtlle. A num-
Der OF speakers have been invited and
a good time is expected.
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AN AssAuLT.-I.ast evening about .
O'Clock, rs a gentleman, accompanied
by a lndy,was passing up Quincy street,
near our office, he was assaulted by two
rufliHns and knocked down. The lady
raised the alarm, when the attacking
party fled. They were pursued n short
distance, but not Ovcrtakeu. We did
not learn the names of any of the par
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For Sale.

r WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND lot /
inches by % feet deep. There Is n very COM
Enodious dwelling house with s rooms and "a
bath hotlsc, with both hot and cold water.
stable and ice hOIlse-All In good repair.
Will sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing II they want them MS
i wish to quit business. For particulars in-
qutre of lLt't j. K. BOTSFORD,
sepi-tf Water ST.. Wheeling, Viva.
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling
IREAsuRI pEFART.IEST,


Washington, October 18th, lSb5.
WTHEREAS by SATISFACTORILY EVI-
wv denca presented to the undersigned II
mas been. made to appear that = The Ma
Itonnl Savings Bank OF Wheeling, ',
III the City OF Wheeling, in The County OF Ohio
and state OF West Virginia, hAs been duly
ncnt8 Of the net of Congress, entitled nm act
70 pFOvhien National Currency, secured by a
plc(iEe OF United States Bonds, and to provide
Tor tho circulation and redemption thereof
approved Juno I'd, 1854, and has conn piled with
all tho provisions of said net, required 70 be
coupled with before commencing the bIlsi.
mes OF Banking, under said net. = 10 ~
Row, theFeiOTe, ], Freeman Clark, Comp
uoller OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS RANK. pfof
Wheeling, In tho City OF Wheeling, IN the
County Of Ohio and Stale of West Virginia
g authorized 10 commence tho business OF
Banking under tho net aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Onlce, this 18th day of October lRIr6 :
5+. FREEMAN CI.ARR
OC2l-6Cd No. 1901. Comptroller.
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NEW FIRM.-Messrs. Blond & Bach
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. lO7 Main street,
corner ofsprigg House alley, where the
bestof boots, shoes and CATERS can be
had. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, in full
supply. Both members Of the new firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
ough-going business men. Drop Inland
examine their large and varied stock,
and secure bnrgnins. Oct, l3-lm
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TnE wEATHER.-Yesteriay was an
other fine day. We are now in the full
enjoyment of really nice Indian sum-
mer weather, and we should make the
most oft, for shortly ''bleak and drear,
chilly November will beon ns.,'
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I,ot for Sale

NHE UNDERSIGNED, AS. ADMINIs-
j traitors OF jeremiah Clemens, deceased.
Will sell, by consent OF heirs, lot No. IA on
Market street, North Wheeling, on which.
present occupied by AITR. Clemens n not
sold ut private sale before Monday the 9Th
day OF November, It Will on that day be sold
Mt public Eale, Mt the Court House. Terms
made known on day of sale. Apply to
t.-tf JEREMIAH CLEMENS,
oc8-lmo or WM. EXLEY,
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ATTHE M'LuRE HousE.-Hon. VIM,
Montgomery and R. n. Gibson, Esq.
arc at the NI'Lure. They are here in
attendance on our Court.
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WE are indebted to McKelvey for late
papers, from the well selected stock at
his news depot. ,5.s
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TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
Il they generally appear are at firSt very
S shg Persons f4a tseY 4eYe cold that
sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may he dry, or slight
discharge, thin and ncrid, Afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick md heavy, and are hhwked or coughed
of! The senfetions are offensive, causing a bad
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense of the smell is lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place:
Another common and important SYMPTOM Of
Catarrh is that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning,of q thick or Shiny
mtlctisi which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this thkes place the
person may be sure that his disease Is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
The above are but few ofthe many Catnrrh
Symptoms.
A single BOTTLE will Hast a mOnth-tO
be used three times n day.
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PRoR. MAcAL1.IsrER.- Macal-
lister gave another OF his wonderful
exhibitions at washington Hall last
night, Ofter which no distributed to the
audience tho usual number of presents
loo. Mrs. E. II. RheildafTer, of 5th
street, drew the principal prIze-a fine
silver pitcher. Another performance,
with an entire change of programme,
will he given tonight. The principal
present will I've a choice tea sett. sr
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Ma. BrSoHAM's Speech, at wheeling,
delivered last Thursday evening, APP
pears in the 1HTELLI0EECER of this
morning. It Is a very able production,
and is, Besides, reported and prepared
for the press with great care, well mr.
ranged and well printed.-SteHbeRp
Herald Of the 2lSt. s5ll5=.j.
The people down this way entertain a
high appreciation OF Mr.. Bingham's
speech. We printed, on Saturday last,
upwards of two thousand extra copies
Of it. We could have disposed Of more.
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BONNEFBI BONNET8i

MFRS. F. C. MYERS TAKES PLEASURE
WI in informing her friends and customers
aud Winter BOnnets and Hats, on Wednes-
day. October =, q. &c. l60 Main street oc2f-2t
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OPEnNG.

Mrs. A. L. THOMAS WOULD AN
1NluUunce to the ladies Of Wheeling and VI
'CinitS that she viii have an opening Of Fan
and Winter Bonnets, Hats. Sc, on THURSDAY,
October ., 70 which they arc respectfully In
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POLICE CouRr.-In this tribunal OF
Justice yesterday morning several cases
We're heard 81
VIM. Coleman, for disorderlyc conduct,
was fincd $40 and costs. 75sTo ~
Messrs. Winner and Miller were fined
s. and costs for not having their coal
cart branded as provided for by law.
Lydia Henry was orroigncd for as
SAINT and battery on Jncob Watson,
having hit him with poker, &c, but
1t appearing that the latter named was
the aggrcssor, Lydia was discharged
without n penalty.
Another party was arrOigned in tho
afternoon for disOrlerly conduct, but
we did not learn the result of the trial.
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STEIN BRos., cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks OF Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call tho attention of
persons visiting our city, CoUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, to examine
their stock, MS they are determined to
sell below Eastern prices. oc9-lm
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OYSTERS! oYsrKRsl oYsrKRs Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can OF half can, at
Speidel & Inderrieden's, 81. Main street.
oc2l-lm ~ .8Eiiiiil. =
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THE attention Of Families and Nor
chants is called to the "soap" advertise
ment of z. II. Logan d Co., in another
column.
They have received ailarge stock of
these goods, embracingsome new styles
and perfumes; with which they will
take pleasure in supplying their custo-
mers. T. II. LOGAN q Co., and LOGAN,
LIST q Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Valuable Property for Sale
Valuable Vineyard and Farm for Sale

GoNTAININGi n ACRES OF LAND,
" adapted to growing Grapes, with about u
acres already set out. Also, q fine Orchard,
OF Apples, Pears and PlumS: 800 CuTFlnt bush.
IS &c &C. Icing the fam ~ recently purchased
situated about mile from Caldwell's run
oci = &c. COOPER,
orJ. s. RHODES,
Administrators of the estate OF w: B.sansc-