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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
rrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

y NOUUTN NHCUII 7 UUII.
George q. Davenport, Guardian OF the in
faut heirs nt James Y. Caldwell, de-
IE-t>ed, vs.. George n. Caldwell, Arna l.
Caldwell, Bella =. caldwell AID Idmund
Caldwell, infant children of James Y.
Caldwell, deceased, and Mary i. Caldwell,
willow OF said James Y. Caldwell, de-
ceaS Il. In chancery.
Pursuant 10 decree entered in the above
lam-d cause on the 10Th day of July 1872,
| Will, rs Special Commissioner named in
said decree otter at Public Sale at the front
io0r ~ the Court House OF Ohio county,
Vest Virginia, on
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Farm for Sale.

porrT Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
\ scre. OF the very best hill laud--fwo
hi.Ir.t acres under cultivation-adJoiu-
, na' and o. -hepherd McMechen ami others,
e Thin ona aud one half miles OF Benwoo !,
ws.,inau county. Will sell eutiie or In
w., '" ~ snit purchasers. aud give possession
10 20 nod ately. w. V. HO9E 4 BRO.
~ IsnIS Bailey's Block, Market Street.
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For Sale.

4 TWO STORY FRANZ HOUSE
n With seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
-, treat also a small Frame House with
w., rooms on JACOB street: also new
gr,rE Hpuss on Eod street, containing
t,,r rooms. l.. u. HUGHES,
~ Real Estate AGENT.
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Apostle STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Fiuy choice Building Lots, price S'O'
N :ul. Oue-third cash; balance In one
ami two wears. Also, the dwelling House
! now reside in, Just above suspension
Bride, on west side Main street.
=" THEODORE FINK.
Irlv 3f,h. 1872. iy26-h
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c,TrATG ON TIE BETHANY PIKE,
y i've miles from the citv OF Wheeling.
al being part of the James Kelly farm.
Tn lmp~Ive nents consist OF good two
story hawed log horse, large stable, spring
house. sc. the land Is In hlsn state OF
rnlTiyI tion. and has o. e-fourth of mile
n mt on the Ike. For terms, see l. Il.
Kelly. IN The premises, or
TaOS. UBRIEN, Reat Estate Az:
lngl9 WneelnS, w. va.
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TOle<is Markes.

...' ...- TOLEDO, september ~.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wbeat q shade better; No.
! white Michigan at 81 63; amber
Michigan at 81 47f@l Az; No. red
at 81 e. No 2 do at 81 464 Corn
steady; high mixed at 45ic; low mixed
at 45tc. Oats, . shade better No.
at 35}@363c No. 2 at Sic.
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Machinery of Stmr. Silver Hills
EoR SALE.

.,ovsIsTIvg OF TWO B1ILERs. %
W., nc ~ inches; two flnes IA inches;
" t.,inJers. feet by o inches; together
tSo HJ"c'or. shaft aud fianges, heaters,
Will ni,Inans, fire pumps copper steam
~, and III ot"er conn cuops hog enains,
t. i, s9Rp q, San nc b SG Ry " '"
ApPH " o PALMER,
Marina Act Underwriters, Cincinnati,
r.R. HOOBLER,
mats Vauceburg, Ky.
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A0TELF0R. rent.
THE McLURE HOUSE HOTEL,
WHEELING. WEST VA.

'as LARGE AND coMMoDIoUs
b. aotel Is offered for rent. Possession can
of .,id within thirty days The furniture
Or nnS,, nouse can be purchased at private
te'ent person or D ,rsons xishinv 10 an Sa.e
Iutt.S,.ho tel business, a better and more
1itns,ass rouse could not be found. being
rsSt :, "a the most elsgtble and busins0
ne sity. Apply to
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Dr.. p;srce's Favorits Prescription.

1T. SttCt IdtUAAo &kVSoA1ksA~0s
The,e-ra. however, II but feeble EXPRESSION u
M most maiuIed appreciation Of i:s rcue, based
upun actual and witness = rea1u.s. As ooss
eulp in the few special diseases .neidert TO tie
separate organ sm VI woman. singled u Out "
the elm AZ. or Gao ~ Mrs Gem OF ny
m edical career. On its ''terts a. Po-inss
safe, and ciieetuai renew 70 tlr enss n;s.n.,
stances act kindly a. +, AZ "a .mony with ine hws
which govern the female =, stem. am willing 70
stake my reputation - physician. Nay. evcn
The most sanguine expectation OF . single Invalid
iady who employs Il for any OF the ailments foe
which I recommend u, that ! oner and cell ~
Ender A POSlTlvE GUARANTEE. II
..o-t,,,nis of the contents OF the bottle are used
/ Will. on return OF the bottle, two.thfrcs Of tho
:, r,iiripe having been taken according 10 difeo'
tIsns, aud the oase being ons Tor which ! ree"m'
me I'd II promptly refund the money pAia iot "
tncs could not offtr Il A. do under these comb.
tioas hut having witnessed its truly ntraculous
eurcs In thousands OF cases. ieei IAr
rantcd and perfesuy ssie ~. .n r .san.s
The follosins arc among thoss diseasss N
which my FaVorits Prescription las
worked cares-ss II by mage and viii seertiin.I
eorrhea, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthly
Perods' supprcssioas when nom unns tugl
csnses Irregularities, Weak Back, Prolapsus Or
GIlinr of the Uterus, Anteverriou and Retrover-
,ion Bearing Down Sensations, Internal Hat.
Nervous Depress on, Debility, Dependency.
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, In .
ANIMATION and liberation Of the Uterus, lmpo-
tcncy, Bsrrenncss, or Steriliiy. Female WeaknesA
and ycry many other chronic diseases incident ID
woman mot mentioned here, In which, - well
Ne IN the cases which ! have nanttoned, my
Fayorite Prescription works cures-the mar.
vel Of tho world. Thir medicine do MOI
sxtoi as a cure,all, but II admirably mlnlh =
sSnRIeness OF purpose being noet per.
feet specidc 10 all chrDuic disease OF the sexual
system OF woman. II will not disappoint, nos
will IL do harm In any state or condition. IL wip
he found invaluable In diseases incident 70 preH
nerf.ct salety While Ia that st'te. Indeed, II 70
= Mothers Cordial, ord 30 prepares ths
system for parturition that Il rnder childlsbor
easy I have received the heartfelt praise nom
Inn ireds OF mothers for the :aesttnable bcnents
IL Is conferred.
1 or,r my Favorte Prescription, TO the Ladies
Of America with the since II, OF an honest heart.
and for their best welfare Those who desire
father Information on therc enh(ccts can Obtain
Il In my TREATISE OK CnBoSic DnxAsks OF rms
GENTRirNE AND URINARY ORGANS, cent secure
fr,m observation upon receipt OF two po.taSs
stamps IL treats infinitely IN fhose diseases pc
calar 10 Females, and gives much valuable advice
I'm retsard to thn'r management
mn. yty.RCI tAN0RyTE FRI.
SfI,;pIIoN - S,l.D Bf ALI.
EJIsSr CT,.s IS cEs'GGfsrS, at Sl.3O
per bottle.
Manufactured AT tie Chemical Laboratory Of
RI. IIERCE, H. u, Prop'r
r''--AO 49,
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MIScELLAN EOUS.

L OU1 L 1OhOgO 4vOW VI AWFUL
THE VAST SALES OF TICKETS Al
L ready made, and the increasing demand
for them from all quarters having deter
mined the Trustees that the Grand Gift
concert for the benefit of the Public Library
of Keutuckr, advertised for Saturday, Sep
TENDER %, S72, shall posi- lively come of on
that day without pOstponement, the man.
agempnt now notifies all VINO expect to
participate In the drawing that they should
buy their tickets at once. Delay for lew
days caused many who " inted tickets at
the concert in december last to go without
them. Rome living In Louisville wal ed
until sales were closed expecting, no doubt,
postponement. and then offered fifteen,
twenty md even twenty-five dollars for
tickets which the day before were offered to
purchasers at the regular price. Others
living It distance sent thousands OIL dol
lars by mail and express which got here
after sales we're closed, and had to be sent
back. These disappointmenls need not
occur again IL the warning now given in
due season is needed.
T drawing will begin precisely at TX
o clock Satur ,ay morning September q,
1872, in the great hall Of the ublic Library
building, and continue until the one thou
sand gifts are all drawn.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

VIE THREE-SrORY BRICK DWELL
ing at me lower d of Chapline street,
sgs e Wheetng, known as the "Parson-
qua belonging 10 the estate of Il. j.
bsd ,poeL, decease q. Possession can he
sepl0-h n NcNtf;HEN.
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hair Is thickened. falling hair checked. ~nd
badness often, though not always, cured
by Its use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicle- are Destroyed, or the
glands atrophi-d and decayed; but such ~
remain can 10 saved by this application,
aud slim ulated into activity, 10 that q nov
growth OF hair Ia produced. Instead OF foui-
ing the hair with pssty sediment, Il will
keep IL clean and vigorous Ia occ'sionai
Use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling on, and consequently prevent
badness. The esioration OF vitality II gives
10 the scalp arrests and prevenb u 'ofins-
ton OF dandrun, which ~ % often 40 un-
Clearly and Offensive. free from thosr
deleteTious Substances which make some
preparations dangerous and Injurious To
the hair, the Vigor can only benent but pot
harm Il. II wanted merely tor . H. ik
DRESSING, nothing els. can he found 70
desirable. Containing neither oil nor hye,
IL dos not soil white cainbric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving IL q rich, glosy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J.C. Aver Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, low
ell, Mas oc5l c0dAw
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EN:sygKNcE.
Life Insurance Co, Of Virginia,
CAPITAL, 4ssS, 900.
A.a. McrLwAfNE, President. .
DARCY PAUL, d. B. REMNANT. Vtce
pposid anf4

A.a. McrLwAfNE, President. d.
DARCY PAUL, d. B. TENNANT. Vice
Presidents. .H.....
SAMUEL B. PAUL, Secretary.
P.FACKLER. Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN r. LAY, superintendent OF
Agencies
home once, Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards In all the cities OF virginia, In the
District Of Columbia and In Wet Virginia:
HE policies are nov generally con eedsd
to be among the most certain and desirable
OF Investments. FMS company, managed
on p incipies OF strict economy, Offers the
Lowest rates OF premlHns consistent with
safety, and lower, We believe, than any
other Company doing business In the state.
Its success is an established fact.
All reserve from premiu ms a. q security
to the policy holders additional to the cav
ifal stock Is invested by the local boards
within -that locality nom which IL d..
rived.
Being convinced by their knowledge OF
the Integrity and prudence OF the gentle
men who compose It's Directory, and by
thorough examination OF the pan of or
ganizsIion; tina II Is in every respect a
reliable Company, the subScrioef CITIZENS
Of Wheeling who have them elves SUI.
scribed TO las st OK and organized Is a 10 al
bad, Z ell warranted In commencing the
enternrse TO tn favorable consi GRAFTON
OF the people OF the state.
RoBT. q. JORDAN, President.
B. NJ. Eoff, David Lynn,
3 8. Lynn, Geo X. T1ugle,
D. b. Hubbard, Geo. r.. Boyd,
VIM Hoge, Lucius Hoge,
W. K. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
Robert Simpson.
WV. HOGE 4 BRO,
General Agents
DIR. WIN. ]. BATES, JR..
Med Examiner. aug3l-sb
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 4. &.

Tickets TO all principal points In the ia
and west can be procured nj the UnioI
Ticket Once, In Mcclure House, and At the
station at Bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
jel2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Axent {.
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Si 81, Potomac HsFfin9. ! =.
DAKKELSANH HALE BARRkI8JUd.
Oreoetvsd. ,
sAayi 0Noh1 . 11AAh7 i
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A DRESSING
which u ~
once agreeable,
healthy, and
enectua tor
preserving the
hair. n 0~
reaores Juctef o.
Wut katr 20 ~
original os9
uah TIE oioss
and reahness q
nosah. T b n
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NJ DlcAt.


By IN Immense rrartis, extending mfoden
period Of years, haviug wlthit that tins trssiea
inany thousand ea-ee ~ these drscases Peeli1
to woman, I have been etSoe, 10 percy nv ~
safions presented ~ that ciass Of diseasss VIA
posittrs certainty and exsctncss.
To designate iAis ..ata.H specific oon2ouaa 4
have uarSed Il
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Cheap!

OATS RETAILED AT FORTY CENTS
~ per bushsl. The best Flour soldlf te.25
per barrel, by = II. Caldwell,
ma Quincy strses
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Farm of 1915 Acres Of Land
For Sai0.

Iuly 3fth, 1872.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28
The GpperyiIIe Colt Club.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
UppERyILLE FAUoUIER Co., Va, Sept. 26.
y yesterday was the day appointed for the an
nual meeting of the Upperville Colt Club, on
the grounds Of the club, near this place.
The village of Upperville is situated almost
Immediately upon the line dividing Loudoun
and Fauquicr counties, in the centre of the far
famed blue grass portion Of the Piedmont Sec
ton Of Virginia
The soil is particularly well adapted to the
production OF grass, and the returns from the
sale Of cattle, horses and other stock form one
of the chief sources of revenue Of this and the
adjoining counties. With the idea of improv-
ing the grade of stock in this vicinity, several
we'll known gentlemen and large land proprie-
tors interested themselves in the matter, and
the colt show of which we are speaking, con-
Quoted under their auspices is the result. Its
object Is two-told-to Introduce and improve
finer strains of horses and in imitation of the
English system to offer some public place,
known to all, where buyer and seller can meet
for the purpose of barter or exchange. COL R.
II. Dulany is president, aud Welby Garter,
esq.,. secretary of the club.
Yesterday was very inclement, the rain pour
ing down IN copious showers at brief Intervals
throughout the day, yet the interest felt in fine
iloioS' III lhio tUSClucl d
large attendance, and most Of the farmers, their
wives and their daughters within circuit Of
fifteen miles, were present.
The liberal premiums offered by the club,
amounting in the aggregate to 1925, assured a
large list of contestants for the prizes. Horses
of every conceivable age, size and condition
were on the grounds The occasion seemed to
be one for the display Of Craftsmanship and
horse fesIl and every aspiring youth who could
rig out a cavalry saddle and beg or borrow a
nag, be it only mule, was found curveting
around the course Though this made more
noticeable the many fine horses present, it was
laughable to see, for instance, Mr. Lees hand
some trotter, Net Holland, who is said to have
done his mile in 2.32, aud some tall, gaunt
RoSinante standing side by side.
The horses on exhibition we're ridden or driv-
en- around the course and then brought to the
stand, at which were seated Nathaniel Burwell,
esq, W. j. Boyce, of Clarke county, and Col.
John S, Mosby. the judges, with the reporters
for the press. Here the animals were critically
examined and the awards made
| observed on the grounds very stylish turn
out, owned and driven by j. ?. Dulany, gen.
tleman Sc years Of age The horses were beau
titully matched, and though aged %, seemed to
possess all Of the vigor and spirit Of youth
During the progress of the fair the ladies
gave dinner for the purpose of raising funds
to enlarge and repair the Episcopal church.
ARROW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

The Richmond Enquirer says AT their
meeting Tuesday night, the State Central Gem
mitteee had under consideration many impor-
tant matters relating to the vigorous prosecution
of the campaign. Among Others it was re-
solved to make the proposed mass meeting in
Richmond on the I'd October as imposing as
possible and it will be the beginning Of series OF
mass meetings throughout the State, and the
opening of the canvass with spirit, energy and
determination commencement of the real
battle, which has been heretofore foreshadow-
ed by the sharp skirmishing going on all
along the line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

The President accompanied by Gen. Porter
and Mrs. Grant returned to Washington last
night and resumed their residence at the White
House. The correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun says :-"T he stud of horses carriages, ETC.,
arrived last night on special train. The
President finds but two members of the cabinet
in town, others being away on an electioneering
trip. By another week the two now here
will be absent, and his Excellency will thus
have an opportunity to see Washington when
"the government is away. No formal cabinet
meetings will be held for some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

1t having been published sometime ago that
the u. S. Marshal of this district, during the
war; had not settled his accounts with the gov
eminent, he lacking vouchers to the amount of
upwards of sll 900, and his chief deputy re-
cciving the greater portion ofthe censure, there
for, we are credby informed that good vouch-
ers, to an amount exceeding $4,000 have been
presented to the proper officer of the Treasury
Department in liquidation of all claims against
the said marshal and his deputy, thereby re-
lieving those officers from all claims or censure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28
Look Out for Bad Fertilizers.

We observed at Alexandria last week large
amount of bone dust unloading, and one OF the
sacks being open we took a small handful TO
examine. On submitting 1t to close eHaml'
nation it proyed to be about one sixth bone,
balance salt, plaster, Dirt and other cheap ma
terial. This is the season when vast quantities
of commercial fertilizers are coming to Virginia.
Let our agricultural friends be on the alert
Buy only of responsible dealers or after tho
rough inspection. The prices OF nearly all
fertilizers are too high, even if the article Is
what it purports to be. If we add the loss by
aduleration, it is rather too much to ask farm
ers to stand They are very patient, however,
and can scarcely be stirred into active measures
of resistance unless by some imaginary evil III
national politics 4 man who countcrtclts or
circulates ten dollar bill is put IN State prison.
but he may counterfeit a fertilizer, far more
damaging act with IMMUNITY. Let our farmers
demand of the politicians some little attention.
to their interests next winter. We need
stringent law to deal with the rogues who are
flooding the State with worthless materials
claiming to be fertilizers. When farmers come
to look after home interest they will get, 1t as
we'll as other legislation in the interest OF agr-
culture Richmond State Journal.
We know nothing Of the above nor can we
find out by what vessel the fertilizer, referred
to, arrived here or to whom consigned, or where
it was destined We do not think that there
is merchant, dealing in fertilizers, 10 Alexan-
dria who is selling such an article as the writer
describes, unless at its Ualuc. Sometimes farm
ers are captivated by loo prices and go far away
to fare worse than if they had dealt with some
one of known integrity at home, who would
not put off worthless article upon them. All
the dealers in fertilizers here are interested In
the crops to be raised from them, and apart from
an unwillingness to do a dishonest act, would
not be so short-sighted as to cheat their reeu
lar customers, or those who consign their crop;
to them, as general thing, and which crops
it is to the interest Of the merchants should be
large The writer of the article in the Journal
must be quick at analysis to be able to discover
so many articles, in certain proportions, IN
casual examination of handful of the COM
pound referred to by him. But the fertilizer
may have been cheap one, and perhaps al
| that it was claimed it contained, was some dust
plaster and salt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

In his speech at Scranton, Pa, yesterday
Mr.. Greeley said People of Pennsy lvauia,
some of you have distrusted Ohio. | bid you
distrust her no longer I have looked into the
faces of her intelligent, manly people. They
are not dismayed by the charges made upon
them by Custom House officers and the Treas
ury. No matter how many Postoficc agents
ride the State back and FORTH no matter how
many Inspectors and Supervisors Of Revenue
there may be hurryiug through from end to
end, tell you that the people have resolved
that there voices shall be heard, and their
votes recorded on the side of reconciliation and
reform -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

The Executive Conservative State Commit
tee have appointed meetings at different point:
10 the State to be addressed, among others, BY
r. NJ. T. Hunter, J. L. Kemper, il. T.
Withers, j. B. Baldwin, John Goode, jr.
Thomas S. Bocock, j. ". Johnston, ex-Govs.
Smith and Letcher and j. R. Tucker. These
appointments extend to the 7th Of October,
when others will be announced, including, we
expect, this section, those made so far being
for the Valley and Southwestern part Of the
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

The necessity for some marine signal light,
which should be almost inextinguisbable, has
been the occasion of much taxing Of the in
ventive powers among those who take deep
interest in such improvements. A selflight.
ing signal lamp which is likely to be of great use,
has been invented. Its peculiarities are that
it is selfigniting, that its fame can neither be
extinguished by water or any other means, and
that it is incapable of setting fire to OBJ
objects; WHILE at the same time, its light is ex-
tremely brilliant and of long duration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

The Marlboro Prince Georgian says The
Patuxent marshes are still filled with reed birds
and ortolan, and recently summerduck and
jack-snipe have become quiet abundant The
latter, however, are not as fine as they are
later in the Fall and in the Spring, but the or
tolan are in splendid condition and great many
have been killed this year by our own citizens
and by gunners from Washington, Baltimore
and even from Philadelphia"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28

Mr.. VOORHEES, is actively engaged in the
canvass in Indiana. We see it stated that he
presided at the great reception rendered MIR.
Greeley at Indianapolis, and in presenting him
to the vast multitude declared that IF for
nothing else be would vote for Horace Greeley
on merely reading the series Of speeches he
had delivered to the thronging crowds of the
great States"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1872.

The Norfolk Journal says that it learns from
the Immigration agent that many of the pas
sepgers by the Peruvian, which arrived here
on Monday last came forward provided with
funds to invest in the State of Virginia, the
aggregate of which would amount to over
500, 900 in gold. This looks like business, and
if the Allan steamers continue to pour into our
borders immigrants of this solid nature, it will
not only be the means Of increasing the trathc
by this line, but will eventually serve to raise
Virginia to something of her ancient prestige
Most of the immigrants alluded TO and who
landed here, intended to settle on the south
side of the State. Some, however, went to
other sections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-28
DIED..

On the 18th inst, JANE ELIZA PATTON,
beloved wife of Lnrkin Patton, in the I'D year
of her age, Gs-The friends and acquaintance
of the family are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral, from her late residence, Queen
and Fairfax sts, on Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock
At the residence of her son-in-law, Charles F.
Eicheberger, in Winchester, on the 24th Of Sep
TENDER, 1872, Mrs. REGINA NJ; SPEkRf !,
consort of Peter Sperry, esq, aged 81 years, z
months and Ii DAYS.