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HOUSE.

The House bill requiring Sheriff, or
their deputies to reside at tho county
scat of their respective counties, during
their terms Office, was read tue third
time and passed.
Tee House Bill to amend and re.
enact chapter IS, Of tho Acts of 1871,
was read Tho third time and passed.
('rhC bill provides for tic appoint.
mcnt of three Vaccine Agents. re.
siding respectively at Charleston, Mar
tipsburg md Wheeling, whose salary
shall be 800 each per year, and whose
terms of Office shall be four yCars.)
Mr.. Ferguson, from tho Committee
on Printing aud Contingent Expenses,
submitted q report on the charges pro.
ferred against Henry s. Walker, Pub.
lie Printer Of this State.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the rcpor.
vas laid on the table.
THE report is too voluminous-
being some IL pages Of foelscnp to be
copied. The Committee give it. as
the conclusion Of the majority, that
neither sfthe charges. nor any one Of
them, against Mr.. Walker, were sus.
tain cd
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dcluged the country hereabOuts. Il
hear Of considerable destruction of
prOperty-even mill and its contents
being washed away.
The streets Of this town are very soft,
and IOrOmOtiOn on foot is reduced to
regular wading, and occasionally a
stick fast, But this is tho ago Of pro-
gres. Tho people have the railroad,
aud consequently don't want any mud
pixies, for every man is expected to
travel by steam. They have the mud
now in abundance, without the pike.
Yesterday was quito an important
day in this locality. That august
body, the County Court, was organ
iasd and the machinery for cOutroIl-
Jog its destiniss set in motion. Many
seem to think that the thing would
work better If tho machine had bstt'r
managers, but it is hard to please ey-
srybody, aud the best that eau be done
is to give them fair trial.
A new Lodge Of Free MaSOns was
organized hero on yesterday, by D. D
Grand Master Tomlinson, Of Point
Pleasant. Quite number of visiting
members Of the order were in attend :
auce. 1t is said that tue nsT goat per.
formed his part most admirably, and
carried some seekers after truth and
knowledge into the desired haven.
Tho quarterly conference Of the NJ.
Il. Church was held on Saturday and
Sunday by the Rev. Mr.. Ison, p. E..
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Miller, Of the
Methods. Church, South. The latter
gentleman is preaching nightly to
good congregations.
have no doubt that this is very
desirable country in pleOsan. weather.
1t presents q very healthy appearance,
and the landscape is attractive: like
tue people, and find them kind aud
hospitablc. | notice one prominent
mark Of their public spiri. in the large
number Of children. Chi how drcary
does a locality of old maids and bache.
Tors appear. lIOrE.
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In the Legislature.


Mr.. Summers offered a joint rcsolu'
ton relating to certain land books,
which were destroyed during the late
war, copies whereof ire now on Gle in
the land Office ut Richmond. Those
copies, tho resolution states, do not
necessarily form o portion of the
records Of the office wherein they now
are, and as it is very desirable that
they should be procured to replace
those destroyed the resolution requests
the Governor to take such action in the
matter that the books may be secured
in The manner desired. Tho resolu.
ton was adopted, under suspension
Of the rules.
Senate Bill III, to provide for the
heldiug of Circuit Court, where from
any cause the judge shall fail to at.
tend, or fin attendance, cannot prop.
crIy preside. The plan proposed BY
this bill is for majority Of the prac-
Using attorneys in attendance at the
Court House to select, in writing un.
der their hands, "a discreet person,
learned in the law" to exercise the
functions Of the Circuit Judge for the
term, where the latter fails to be pres.
ent upon the FIRST day of the term.
Mr. johnson from the Commi.tae on
Roads, &c, reported u bill approp:ia.
ting $1,000, 10 assist In completing
the Slayins Cabin and Sammersyille
Turnpike Road, flom Valley Head, on
said road, 10 Summersyille, and pro-
yiding for a change in tho location Of
the Eastern end Of said road, rccum.
monding its passage.
Mr. Camden, on leave, introduced a
bill changing the name of the town Of
Fork Lex, in Webster county, to Ad-
olson. Upon his motion its reference
10 Il commiiteO was dispensed with.
Mr.. johnson, on leave, introduced
bill apPropria;ing 81 900 for PEN
dloton county for the purpose Of assist
ing in the construction Of a bridge
across the South Branch on tho Moore.
field aud North Branch Turnpike Road,
in said county.
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THE HART HOUSE,
l,uckbaunos, W. v

l'uckhannoa, W..
Reftted, and Handsomely arranged for The
Acco nmodation Of the Travelling Public. I
refer 10 any enc who ever pairOniEed my
house. Ny Stabliug Is The best the town az
tordI. Terms moderate.
G. ". HART, Proprietor.
Es> Parties visiting BnCkhannOn from
Lewis county will find the Hart House the
most convenient and suitable to their wants.
INVEST Virginia UNIVERSITY.
w --is7i;::ls7a -
The last Catalogue shows an attendance o
Ill Students at this Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments Of Instruction, with full
corps ofcOmpctcnt Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages (;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences GO,, &C., carefully Al d. thor
oughly tau ht Practical Ch0ml trj and
Physics, illus iraied by appropriate apparat-
Us. Special advantages Tor the study Of lie
ology.
a good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
MnerlOgy, Geology and ContholOgy; tot
gcthGr with many specimens In other depart.
mcnts Of Natural History. Fine DuldIayS;
beautiful and healthy location, good Soci =. y.
Fall Term legins Sept..6. Winter, Dc.
cembcr 5. Spring, March 20. Commence
ment, Juna 20.
boarding from 50 to 81 per week,
Tuition, from SO to S9i per year.
Fer further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX Martin, President,
NorgAntSWn, ". Va
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Tn, people Of this State were made
aware last year that grave charges of
peculatiou had been made against
Henry s. Walker, the Public Printer /;
and during tho session Of tho Legisla-
ture, Governor Jacob mud some others
were appointed a committee to iuvesti.
gate these chnrges, and report to the
present Legislature,
That committee sat for long time
at great expense They summoned
printers US witnesses from the most
inaccessible parts Of the State they
sat aud sat-all the time refusing to
allow Mr.. Walker to appear before
them either in person or by counsel u
proceeding unhCnrd of where JUSTICE
was intOnded) and after great delay,
they finally completed their report,
which charged Mr. Walker with being
Il defaulter to tho tune of $4,000.
As another item Of expense this re
port was printed, and presented to the
present Legislature, whoreupOn new
committee was appointed, which, after
sitting some weeks, report that the
charges against Mr.. Walker are with
out foundation, and that the report of
tho former committee was mapufac
tared in secret session through person.
al motives.
Here are two committees, both ap.
pointed TO investigate the same sub.
ject, and each acting under a solemn
oath, making reports which aro as DIFF.
fcront as day aud night,
What will tho reasonable, thinking
man say to this? lie will not, we are
sure, say that one or tho other of these
committees arC a pack Of pcrjurcd
wretches, because they differ with
him. Not So But he will SEQ ut
once that tho true solution Of this quOs
tiOn is not to be had in the Legisla.
ture.
Our idea is this: We have an Al.
torney General, paid to protect and
defend the interests of the people. Let
him bring suit in tn! Courts against
Mr.. Walker for the amount of this al
legged Oyercharge, and our word for it,
we shall soon know tho truth. This
ought TO be dome. Tho people demand
it-reason and fairness commend this
as tho proper cOurse-and We hope to
hear at an early day that our Suggcs.
tiOn has been adopted.
In the meantime, let us form no
opinion nor express any verdict upon
tho matter. We can afford to wait
until tho majesty Of the law lifts the
veil, and shows US who to condemn.
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The President on the Mormon
Question.

Tho President in the message on
Utah affairs, after referring tO.the con-
llict Of authority between the Terrific
rial and tue United States Courts in
Utah, and the unhappy experience Of
the past few Yeas, says he cannot
doubt that Congress will agree with
him that ssch state of things ought
not longer 10 be tolerated, and that no
class of persons anywhere should be
allowed to treat tho laws OF tho United
States withopeu defiance and contempt.
Apprrhensions arc entertained that il
Congress ajjourus without any action
upon this subject, turbulence and dis.
order will follow, rendering military
interference necessary result be
would greatly dePrecate, and in view
Of this and other obvious considera.
tons, he earnestly recommends that
Congress at its present session pas,
some act which will enable the Dis
trict Courts of Utah to proceed with
Independence and efficiency in tho ad.
ministruIiou Of law and justice.
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Wet virginia Representation.
Tho following is from Tic Washing

The following is from the Washing.
ton kilograms to tho Commercial:
From present appearances it would
seem that the State Of West Virginia
may lose, for time at least, its rep.
resentaiion in tho next House Of Rep.
resGptativCs. There wore two olcc.
tiOns held there last year for members
Of Congress, one in August and one in
October, aud MS yet there has been no
authentic decision as to which was
legal. 1t is understood that up to this
tino Governor Jacob, of that State, has
refused to issue commissions to any Of
tho parties WHO were returned at either
Of the elections. Hereford, at present
n member of Congress from West Viz.
ginia, was a candidate for reelection,
running both in August and October,
and receiving majority of the votes
cast each time. Ii would Ecem, there.
fore. that there could DO no doubt as to
his election, but tlls Governors mind
does not appear to be satisfied on this
point, and he has issued to Mr. Here.
ford what may DO styled hypothetical
certificate. The Clerk of the House
decides that such certificate will not
warrant him in entering Mr.. Here.
ford's name on the roll Of members Of
tho next House.
Thus it will be seen that the puerilc
aud iudeCisiyC conduct of Governor
Jacob, will probably lose to the State
its representation in the next Con.
gross.
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oil Greek.

JACKSONVILLE, Fob. 10.
To The Editor Of The Democrat
As you have published several
sketches ridiculing oil Creek, please
publish the enclosed in her behalf. |
think it i, Us worthy Of publication as
they were. BY so doing you will
much Obligc, Yours Respectfully:
j. +. FORD.
While people think their place the best,
All others they misuse,
Yet | can't SEQ how any one,
Dear Oil Creek can abuse.
For oil! our dreams Olysiau.
Our fancy full Of hcavonliness,
Our grondcst clearcst visions,
Can't picture half her lOvelincss.
IT'S true she has been abused,
BY those Of q jealous mind,
But they were not as much
As chah before the wind,
For she has sons and daughters,
The noblest in the land,
Who will stand no more burlssques Oh
her nsmo,
But will fight for her hand in hand.
I'vc stood on Sand Forks Mountains,
Heard lIrnxton's children sing,
Saw Skin Creeks sunny fountlins,
But they no charms can bring,
For Oh my heart is wiiL thee,
Oil Greek, that lovely stream,
And while remain on thee,
Life seems pleasant dream
[Room ought to be made for tho
author in tic Asylum. ED.l
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Our readers should be thankful TINT
they nrc not compelled to wade through
the dreary record Of Legislative pro,
cccdings for the purpose Of extracting
the few items which may there be dis.
covered II either general or local in,
tero,t. Il Is an nnintcrssting task,
mnst of the proceedings being Of a
routine character. We carefully look
ovtt tho doings 10 both houses. and
whenever any thing occurs Of interest
10 our section of the State or to lilo
general public, we shall make brief
lole Of Tie fact
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WESTON MARBLEwoRKs.
Something New in Lewis,
"PATRoNIzE noMEINDusTRY"

Th, undersigned has opened stOne
and Marble Yard iu Weston, where lie
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and 1'ombStoncs, Monuments,
Foot.stones, &C., on the most reason
bic tesms. have made ARA ngsmen
to secure quantity Of hard and last
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will DO equally as durable as Marble,
lock acout as we'll and cost great deal
less. l shall also make Hearthstoncs,
Mantle Pieces, GrindstonOS, &c., for
the manufacture Of which will erect a
saw mill for cutting steuc. ] shall
shortly 60 through the county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my work is res.
pectfully solicited.
TT Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. W. ]. KlTS0N.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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neeognltlon Of lne spanl.h nepunl!e.

Tho Washington S0r of Saturday
evening says that by direction Of the
President, Minister Sicklcs has been
instructed 10 recognize the establish.
ment Of a republic in Spain, and to
tender the congratulations Of this gov.
eminent upon The Inauguration Of that
great change in their form of govern.
nl0nt.
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NoT!CE TO TAKE DEPOSITION

To Mercy IIooPs.
You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day Of March, 1873, al the hour Of 10 A.
n Ia lhS clerks Office ofthc circui, rourt oil
Harrison county Ia the town Of ClarkIburg
Vest Virginia, | shall proceed TO take the
deposilions OIL. II. llanJon and OtHelS, to
he read as evidence ia my behalf At the
hearing ola CAUSE now pending In the cir.
cult court of IIFaGton county, on the chan.
Gerry side thereof In which ara plaintiff
and you are defendant. And II from any
cause the taking Orthe sail dispositions be
not commenced on thNtday, or II commCn.
Ger, he not concluded on that day, tho ia.
king Of the same will no continued from day
to day until The same shall 10 completed,
Given under my had, this 10th day Of
e5tnAry, 1878. ISAAC HOOPS, PHI,
sb1ii, byK I, Frame, Attorney,
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uLhHNILLLI ECU. To-
To The Editor Of The Democrat.
l have q singular document on file
from late Justice Of the Peace. II
West rirginy, county Of C7moor to.
"Sln. r F. FLEMING, E.Q.,-1
hereby notatyc you that If you sell
that land | will hOlde you personally
responsible, in the name oftho State Of
West Virginy. A. B., Justice
You see | had q decree Of the Cir.
cult Court directing the sale.
We have a very fiEe boating and
timber tide to-day. and hardly expec,
the Weston mail this evening.
The County Court organized the 2nd
Monday in Til, mouth. 1t will com
pare fsvorably with any in the State.
The GlGnvilO Brass Band appeared
in front Ofthe Court House during the
recess for dinner, and gave the Court
pleasant screnade. The afternoon
session came near resulting in "pistols
and coffee for two" add o "bound boy
at tho husking." 1t was proposed
that Mr.. i. should offer a resolution
that the "COurt do now proceed to as.
certain and fx tho true Ground log
n ~ L.. f..sn,. ,Lnk A. a.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IN To THE PCELlU.
Having rebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in Glenyillc,
| am no prepared TO accommodate tho
public In a comfortable aud substantial
nRnner-hOih man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would respectfully
solicit call from my old customers and
thV public generally. ST.. RTDDELL.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Northwestern Bank Of
Virginia In Chanccry
VS.. IN the Circuit
Tho Administrator and Court Of Gil.
heirs Of Samuel l.. mer County,
Hays, deceased, and
others.
To the defendants in the above styled
cause, and PerGgrine Hays, Administrator
Of the estate o iSamuol L. lays, deceased,
and EmAa Hays, widow Of Samuel l.. Hays,
deceased, fCregrinc Hays, jchn E. Hays,
Eliz ibeth Webb, late Elizabeth Hays, Dru-
silla johnson, wife Of Levi Johnson, late
Drusilla HAYS, Levi johnson, Samuel L
Hays, Jr., aud Calhoun Hays, heirs at law
ofSamuel L Hays, deceased, Peregrine
Hays, and Levi johnson. And eSr0elnlly
said Emma Hays, widow Of Samuel L. Hays,
deceased, and Calhoun lays, NONRESIDENT
defendants.
You will take notice that shall on the
9Th day Of March 1878, at the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of Bn1tOn county, In
the town Of Sutton, Braxton county, West
Virginia, between the hours Of eight O'Clock
A. NJ, and eight o'clock, ?, ~, Of that day,
proceed to take the deposition OF Granville
G. Townsend, TO be read rs evidence in my
behalf in n suit in cllanrery now pending
and undetermined in The Circuit COuri or
Gilmer county, West Virginia, wherein you
are defendants and lam plaintiff. And II
from amy cause the taking Of the said dOpo.
sition be not commenced on That day, or /
commenced, lie not concluded on that day,
the taking Of the same will be adjourned
and continued from day 10 day, and from
time TO time, at the same place, and between
the same hours, until tho same shall DO
completed.
Nonru WESTERN BASk OF VIRGINIA,
BY Fleming & Bennett, Att'ys.
Fcb3.it
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n. y. FLEMING. NM. RRNSErr.
ELEMlNG & KENNETH,

GLENTILLE, Giimcr, Co, ". Va.
PraetirO In the Circuit Courts Of Gilner
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended 10.
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IL Attorney at Law,

BEVERLEY, Rmdoph Co., ". "a.
Practices in the Circuit Courts Of this
State aud the Unii.d States. All business
promptly attended 10.
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LIQUORS

is the best In this marIiet. lie calls PAR
lrnlar attention to his assortment Of Gns
old Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which no
OlTers ut tue lowest market prices.
r. TIEkNFi. dee u
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Our Readers will Remember that the
Editor Is moi Responsible for
Anything under this Head.


FISK's CREEK, Fob. IS.
To HE Editor Of Tile Democrat.
Below Is q letter sent to Mr.. p. Il
S. White, by the teacher Of the school
on Fiuk's Creek. lie is teaching !
school Of from 8 to 10 schOlarI-the
people not being willing to send their
children to him, lie was forced upon
tho District, and while wO are com.
PEELED to pay tax, We are deprived Of
tho benefits to which the law entities
us. This teacher Gets himself up as u
learned man par excellence, and | de.
sire you to publish his insulting letter
to one Of our best citizens in order that
the people may sec what be really is;
Fisk.
This January the Sill, 1878.
Mn. Z, Il. S. WmrB you have
been saying that you would send to
school when they got teacher on iinks
creek. Tho county superintendent
will beO here now pretty soon and IL
you think you eau get better teacher
come and lot ne know and ! will have
him to stay ill next day and ! will
give you the opportunity of having mt
examined, bring over your boys and
bee examined with me and you with
he rest oftlom il yon want TO and We
will test tie thing. We will take all
II tue studies that the law requires,
md il you wan. to come to school 60 to
he trustees aud Il they say you can 60
o school come over md | will teach
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nE JOHN l.. RHEA,

~ -FAYslciAS ASn srRdEoS, -
FlAtwOOds, ". Va.
Also, By appointment Examining SUI
cecn for Pensioners
The Doctor eanalwnys be found at his
Office, unIcJ, professionally gagged.
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rosEpH A. WATSON,
THE TtERNEY HOUSE.

TIME proprietor Of this old and pop.
uIar stand would respectfully inform
he public that he has just received a foil
pnd complete stock Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best quality and at tho lowest pi'sh.
IIiV stnrk nj
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From Gilmcr.
To p. L. S, WplrE.


GLBSvlLLE, Fob. II.
To The Editor Of The Democrat.
As you solicit the news from all
parts Of the country, l will send you a
few items from Gilmer, and If found
worthy, may find place in your val.
liable paper.
The subjects ofconversatiOn now are
the weather, rain and mud. The
weather is grand, gloomy aud peeu-
liar" The rain commenced falling
Saturday afternoon, and continued
twcnty.four hours, after which the
Kunawba river raised fifteen feet,
giving timbCr.men good opportunity
to take their lumber to market.
Twelve nice RATS and three large boats
laden with plank and slaves glidOd
swiftly down the river. The mud is
like the ocean in many places, toe
deep to be measured. Gondolus ought
to be used to travel through the
streets IN, MS they are 10 Nonlco.
Tho citizens Of Gilmsr nrc recupcr-
ating from the severe colds they have
had this winter.
The Normal School is progressing
nicely. The teachers and scholars
seem to bO pleased with each other.
Stuart's Greek is being settled with
good, industrious and intelligent pso'
pie from Lewis aud Upshur counties.
MIR. Jennings, the musician and
magician, has been spending the win,
ter IN this county. He Is aTable,
courteous and kind to all. He has ac-
CURED tho art Of fore.tslling future
cvents-can tell every thing that PEG,
pie want to know, and great many
things they don't want to hear.
Respectfully, V.
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w G. L. TOTEM

BjCKAANNON, Ups&ur Co, ". "a
Practices Ia the Circuit Courts Of upshur
and adjoining counties. Special Attention
paid TO collections.
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rcb3.it

Vest Virginia, S. S.
At Rules held in III" Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cont ofGilmer county, on the frsL
Monday In February, a. o., 1873.
Robert +. Fleming, I'D.
ministrator Of R. Linn,
deceased, In charcery.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No. IS,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
Wheeling, ". Va.
oYERCoATlNGs,

In Chinchilla, Castor, Eiredon, Moscow,
aud Esquin,auz Beavers, and
English MrltOns.
CLOTHS English, French and GCrmar,o
every texture aud color.
CASSIMEREs, English, French and
American, in an endless variety.
200 Selected Patterns for suitings sTcIu.
sivCly.
vESTINGs, In Plush, Velvet, Cashmere,
and Silk, Of every style and grade.
SHIRTS,
Made to order from actual Measurement, md
A FIT GUARANTEED.
THOs. HUGHES 4 co.
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VS..
Minter Jackson & others
The object Of this suit Is TO haro hnal
settlement Of the administration accounts Of
defendant n. Jackson, "a late administra.
TOR, and Of plaintiff as administrator Dc
bonus non, Of the estate of Il. Linn, de.
ceased, TO take proof Of debts against said
estate, and to subject 10 sale so much Of the
real estate OF which r. Linn died seized, as
may be necessary to satisfy the debts against
said estate.
And /! appearing by affidavit filed that
defendant MintCr jackson iS not resident
Of this State, It is ordered that he do appear
here within one month aler the date Of the
frst publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest In
this suit. A Copy Tcste:
G. g. CONRAD. Clerk.
N. NJ. Bennett 4 VIM. h. Lively,
Solicitors for Plaintiff. feblO.4t
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Tho undersigned has opened an elegant
stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which he offers at living prices.
Particular attention paid 10 custom work.
NOTE THEFACT-l keep on hand
GlOre, Kid, Lasting and Morocco
Button Caters, But, Goat and No.
rocco Balls, Misses and Lhiidrens
Plain aud Fancy Colord Shoes Of
all Styles, trhich Tam selling Cheap
for Oash.
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The Legislature.

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