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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-Thc fol-
lowinS are tine real estate transfers en-
tered in the County Clerks office, for the
week ending October So 1874:
Deed made April IL, 1874, by Alex.
J. Caldwell. transfers to Daniel Finley
Mckinley the north one-half of lot No.
in square No. II, in the Joseph Cald-
we'll addition. Admitted Oct. "a, 1874;
$500.
Deed made July s, 1874 by George
Crurnbacker and wife, transfers to Louisa
Seabright forty feet of the west side OF
lot No. so on 10Th street. Admitted
Oct. 2S, lS74;S2,3Sl.
Deed made October 20, 1874, by. 5.
Brady and John l.. Hobbs, executors,
transfers to Alex. j. Caldwell lots
Is and II in square No. 49, lot No. IS in
square "a lots No. 8, 9 and 10 in di-
vision j, lots No. SO, 85, 80 and 81 in
division +, and lot No. 90 and lot No.
in square No. 8, in Caldwells addition.
Admitted October 26, 1874; S..
Deed made September %, 1874, by S.
Brady and j. L. Hobbs, executors, to A.
Bolton Caldwell, for tenement ON lot
6, SQUARE 0; lots No. 8 and 10 in square
9; lots No. and I in square 8; lots 0 and
10 in square l3; lots 3, 4 and in square
II; lots Il, ii, Is and IL in square %;
lot 9 in square pa south one-half of lot
| in square -; lots 26 and 30 in division
X. the first of which contains Is acres
and 10 perches, the other acres, rood
and q perches; lot No. 96, North street,
division Z; lots II, Is and Is in square
II, all in addition of Joseph Caldwelrs
to the city of Wheeling. Admitted
September "a; s..
Deed made October l, 1871, by 5. Brs-
dy and Others, transfers to John Ii
Moyston, the south g! of lot No. 8, in
square No. Is, lot No. 6, in square No.
- lot No. 4, in square No. 81, the south
Z of lot No. "a, in Division +, and lot No.
! "a in Division Z. All in Caldwell's ad-
dition. Admitted October 9th, 1874.
Deed made October 8, 1874, by IS.
Brady and others, transfers to James e..
Moyston, lot No. 10, in square No. Il,
lot No. S. in square No. 90, lot No. 8, in
square No %, lot No. 8, in square No.
"a, lot No. 81, in Division E and lot No
So, in Division +, of Caldwelfs addition.
Admitted October -, 1874.
Deed made October Sd, 1871, by s
Brady and others, transfers 70 Virginia
p Winchell lot No.2 in square No. Ii,
lot No. 8 in square No. 10, lot No. 6 in
square No. II, lot No. 5 in square No. q,
lot No. 7 in square No. 22, lot No. l9 in
Division J. All in CaldwelFs addition.
Admitted October q, 1874.
Deed made October 10, 1874, by Thos.
II. Reed and wife, transfers To Thomas
Burke 81 feet of the south part Of lot No.
Is in Shriver's addition. Admitted Octo-
Der 18th, 1874; $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

THE Inseiiigencer man refuses to read
the REGISTER and still lives in darkness.
He had one item in his paper yesterday
morning, which appeared in the REois-
TER four or FIVE days ago. and another
that was in our columns on day before
yesterday. We only refer to this matter
to induce him 10 read the REGISTER and
prevent future blunders. II isa feeling
of friendship and good will toward tie
young man that prompts us to act in this
disintsrested manner
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observation-disclosures

ANNUAL THANKsGIvIYe.-Thanks,
giving day is coming around again, with
its family gatherings, roast turkey and
general hymns of praise to the bountifnl
Creator who has blessed our land with
fruitfulness and peace. The President,
according to the time honored rule has
issued his proclamation, assigning Thurs
day, November 18th, as the day for the
celebration. Let the ministers and be-
levers in every creed in the United
States, then, prepare to thank God for
his blessings in their fairest language and
sweetest melodies. Let the turkeys, too,
take timely warning.
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following
letters are held in the Wheeling Post,
office for postage for the amounts named
W. d. Duling, Coshocton, Ohio, .
cents; Mrs. Eliza Major, lls West 25th
street, better direction; August kaSs
No. 1856 Main street, Centre Wheeling
l cent; Mrs. NJ. c. Griffith, No. "a Viz,
ginia street, Island, l cent; Bcrnhard'
Rabe, New Dale, Wetzel county, w. Va,
8 cents; John p. Worstell, Beverly, o.,
3 cents; Miss NJ. Dickson, Stockport,
Morgan Co., o., Sets; Miss Mary Hallow,
ell, Female college, city, l cent Miss
Mary Wolf, No. 249 South Ninth street
Brooklyn, z. ID. n. T. l cent; Miss
Amanda Mccullough, No. 66 East Elm
street, better directions; Christard, Shop,
herd & Garrett, No. $40 West 23d street,
New York, 3 cents.
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BASE BALL--There will be two games
of base ball played at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon. commencing at y O'Clock.
The Mears OF Steubenville will enter the
field sgxnst the Standards Of the Island,
and the Hope Of Rochester, Pa, will con-
test for the honoss with the Nail Citys Of
of South Wheeling. II the weather
proves favorable some hns playing wIll
no doubt be done.
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|. o. 0. F.-The recent Odd Fellows
Convention which met at the Opera
House, Wheeling, committed two great
faults: First, they should have isitcd
Hornbrooks gardens. Second, they
should have passed resolution recon-
mending all the delegates to buy their
clothing at the Peoples Square Dealing,
One Price Store of II. Frank, 40 Twelfth
street. As it is the Ohio county delegates
will continue to buy their clothing there
rs heretofore, as will also those who are
in favor of goods at low prices. For in
stance, Overcoats at $3.50, or suit COM
pletc for $500.
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THls is the way they put it: If n
young lady has brother, and that
brother wears q brown felt hat worth
two dollars, and he should come home
late at night from seeing some friends,
with that hat crushed into 'forty-seven
shapes" the young lady should immedi-
a,ely seize it, and by strewing rosette
OF velvet and some ribbons over it she
could have n hat of the latest style, worth
about ten dollars
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Go to l.. V. Blends, 1875.

WHERE To FIND PIANOS AND Or
GAHs.-At l227 Market street may be
found the largest stock of Pianos and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling. and Il
finer assortment than can be found in
any other music store in the country.
The stock includes the various styles Of
Steinway, Knabe, Chickering, Hazleton,
Emerson, Marshal d Smith, and other
Pianos, and Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, Wood, Estey and other Or
gans. In a stock So large and varied,
with prices ranging from 500 to $1,000
on Pianos, and from $50 70 800 on Or.
gans, certainly no one can fail to be
suited ia the selection Of an instrument
Terms arranged To suit all.
ADAMS Il LUCAS,
1887 Market street.
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Mrs. SwABBAcxEE, 1861 Main street,
announces 10 the public that shs has
taken the agency for the popular Butter.
lex Patters, known TO be the best and
most perfect. Trimmings can also be
had to match every pattern. Ladies
please cal for your catalogues. 276
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JERRY CLEMEss,
Cor. Nam and 1lth streets.

FOUND AT LAsT--The best place for
the finest assortment Of Ladie, Misses
aad ChiIdren's Button Shoes in the city,
consisting Of the popular makes Of y. e.
Burt and r. Il z. Crown Brsnd Shoe, on
difsrent widths Of lasts Call and eI.
anime the above beforsc.purchasing else
lwhers. All goods warranted. y
JERkY CLEMENS.
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RESISTING THE oFFIcER.-Policeman

KEsISTING THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Henry Slightly Wonnded-Considerable
excitement was caused on the streets
yesterday, by the rumor that policeman
Jauss Henry had been shot and danger
ously wounded by Marshal Jackson. The
particulars of the affair are IS follows:
Until within the past few months the
-four mill property on Main street, just
south of the stone bridge, has been owned
and run BY NJ. & .. jackson. They also
owned and operated mill at Fairmont
where Mr.. Oliver jackson resided. Some
kind of Misunderstanding arose between
the brothers, and partnership was dis
olved. By mutual agreement Oliver
jackson took the property in Fairmont,
with the understanding that he was to
have paid some outstanding debts
against the firm, and Marshal Jack
son to take the Wheeling property
with the same understanding. After the
above arrangement, however, Marshal
Jackson became dissatisfied with the bar
gain and refused to pay the debts he had
agreed to, claiming that his brother
Oliver had by some means defrauded
him out of some of his property. He
brought suit to recover what he believed
to be Justly due him, but the courts deci-
ded against him and ordered the flour
mill to be sold to satisfy the creditors
Two weeks ago the mill was sold to j.
A. Osborne, of Bridgeport, but when that
gentleman went to take possession Of the
property, he was confronted by Marshal
Jackson who threatened to shoot him il
he entered the premises. He had en-
trenched himself in the mill and provid-
ed himself with the necessary provisions
for a long siege, and declared that any man
who attempted to take possession of the
property, would do it at the peril Of his
life.
Yesterday morning Capt. Ed. Davis
policeman James Henry and Sheriff
Kennedy started over to the mill to sec
what could be done. The front door was
broken open, and upon looking in the
office, saw Jackson standing in the mid.
die of the floor, with his revolver in
hand, ready to make good his previous
threats. He again warned the officers
if they attempted to enter he would shoot
them. While Jackson's attention wa:
engaged with one Of the officers, Henry
made a rush for him, hoping to seize
him before he had an opportunity tc
put his threats into execution. The
officer was mistaken in thi:
however, for when within three or foul
feet of him Jackson fired, the ball strik.
ing Henry in the right breast, passing
through book containing quite a mum
Der of papers and making slight wound
Jackson was then seized by the rest OF
the officers before he had an opportunity
to shoot again, and after considerable
difficulty he was secured and taken tc
Jail. There is no doubt but that he is III.
sane or he never would have acted in
the manner he did. He will probably
have all examination to-day before some
of the Justices. Mr.. Jackson is well and
favorably known in this city, and he has
the sympathy of all in his troubles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

The Second and Third ward public
school, ON the corner Of Eoff and 18th
streets, and the st. Alphonsus school
building in Centre Wheeling, are being
rapidly pushed TO completion.
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Arm BRoKEN.-A man. named Jacob
Slime, employed in the Riverside sNill,
while engaged in fixing some shafting
about the mill yesterday morning, caught
his arm between the leather and ma
chinery, breaking it below the elbow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation; which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that IL Is kept fully up to it's high
standard; and IL Is the only reliable and
pertpc ted preparation of restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR To Its youthful color, max
ing 1t. soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, Nv its use becomes white and clean.
IL removes all eruptions and dandrufi,and
by It's tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as II stimulates and nour-
ishes the hair glands. BY its use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
Il restores the capillary glands to their
normal vigor, and will create new
growth, exceptfn extreme old age. IL Is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as IL requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
ancc. A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State Assayer oi
Massachusetts, says: "The constituents
arenure, and carefully selected for excel
LENT quality; and consider IL the best
preparation for It's intended purposes
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in .H"di-
cineS,
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PERsoNAL.-Miss Gabrielle Mexican
Of the McKean-esmpbell dramatic COM
bina,ion, is in the city visiting friends.
1t is probable she viii come back again
this season with her COMPANY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have now IN course Of con-
struction, at their works at Mount Clare,
superb sleeping cars for the use Of pas
seneers over their road Tho cars are to
have all the latest improvements, and
will be ready for use aboas the middle of
Noyember. -. satSv q pasrFF e.
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Par UP.--This Is the last day for the
payment Of taxes without adding the
percentage. All tax payers who want to
save some money had better make it a
point to settle up their bills to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

The LATEsT-L. V. Blond has just
received the latest and finest style Of
Ladies', Misses and Children's button
shoes, consisting Of the celebrated makes
Of z. &. Burt and Kenney 4 McPsrt-
land.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR-THE WHISPERS.

As our remover in many cases requires
too long a time, and too much care, 10 re-
storr gray or faded Whiskers, We have pre-
pared this dye, in one preparation; which
will quickly and etfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied, and pro-
duces color which will neither Tub nor
wash of. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED by
r. P.HALL q CO., NASHUA, IN. H
ocf2g
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ABUSIVE LASGUAGE-A man named
Noah Reitney, Was arrested yesterday
and taken before Squire Hammer, on
warrant sworn out by Nick Renner, who
charged him with using loud and abu-
sive language toward him. The Justice
assessed fine Of Ave dollars and costs on
the anctlsed
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Go to l.. V. Blonde to bny your shoes.
1t is the most fashionable and reliable
shoe house in the city.
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CALL and see the latest improvement
in Coffee and Tea Pots. Urns, Sc. They
are really handsome, and as cheap as the
old style. NEsBITT q Bro
1910 Main street.
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PHYSICIANS are specializing upon
probable paralysis occssioned by eating
fruit put up in lead cans coated with
impure or insufficient tin.
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CALL and see the splendid lot of fine
Bohemian vases and toilet sets, just re-
ceived, at the New York 80 cent store,
Ill Main street. 304
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PARLoR Palace coal bases, with fine
iron stand combined, also full line of
coal hods, fire irons, and stands. Call
and see them, at NEsBrTT Dc Bro.
1910 Main Street
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SPECIAL ORDER No. /.
EXECUTIVE DERARTMENT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va.
TO- 4

CHARLESTON, W. Va.
October Is, 1874.
/. Geo. c. Trimble, Captain of Com
pany &C." National Guards at Wheeling,
having rendered his resignation, the
same Is this day accepted by the Gov
ornor.
2. ORDERED, Thatthe arms and equip
ments in the possession of Captain
Geo. G. Trimble, both as Captain of
Company &C." West Virginia National
Guards, and also as military store keeper,
be turned over by him to Lieut.. Porter
Smith, who will be held accountable for
the same until further orders.
3. ORDERED, That Col. Thomas
OBrien inspect the arms and equip
ments now in the possession Of Captain
George c. Trimble, and report the num-
Der and condition of the same TO the
Governor. By order
JOHN J. JACOBS.
Governor Of West Virginia.
Official: BENZ. DALEY.
Pirate Secretary.
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VERY often the path Of reporters is
covered with thorns. They can't make
everybody happy.
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OUR readers would do well to call and
examine l.. V. Blends stock Of fine
shoes, just received, before purchasing
elsewhere
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Go TO l.. v. Blends, No. I135.

Two hundred copies new Presbyterian
Hymnsl just received By Jno. W. HE'S
kell, 22 Twelfth street.
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THE Board of Commissioners Of Ohio
county will meet at the Court House on
Monday morning.
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DON'T go to the door tonight when
You hear the bell ring. 1t win be false
alarm.
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SHORT dresses will be WORE by the
ladies on the streets. This is good news
for the dresses, but it is bad for the side
walks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

HANDSOME HATs-The neatest styles
we have seen for some time, just recci' ed
at Browns, Market street opposite the
Mcclure House.
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The Police Court was a failure yes
terdsy morning, not case appearing on
the docket.
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CALL soon, a. the time is short that ]
have for closing out my entire stock Of
dry goods and carpets.
J. W. FERgEL
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HryER NEWs.

The river is falling slowly with 80
inches inches in the channel.
The Science left for ,Parkersburg yes
terday at the usual hour. -.
The Tempest will leave for Matamoras
this morning at 10 o'clock. - =, g
On account of the low water the MAI
lie Ragon has withdrawn from the Par
kersburg trade, and was laid up at Mari
eta. No other boat has yet been secur-
ed to take her place, consequently there
will be no Parkersburg boat this morning
For the last two days the owners OF
the Ed. Hobbs and Panther have been
taking dispositions in regard to the col
lision between the above boats, which &C.
Cured last winter at the Bellaire bridge.
The case will come before the court at
Cincinnati next week.
The following Is special dispatch to
the Cincinnati Commercial from Charles
ton, W. Va:
CHARLESTON, October 29.-Kanswha
9 feet 4 inches in the channel and sta
tionary. Clear and warm. The stern
wheel steamboat Shoe Fly, lying at the
leyee, took fire from some unknown
cause and burned to the waters edge,
DR.. J. p. Hale, of this city, was her
owner. The loss is estimated ut from
$4,000 to 5000. No insurance and no
loss Of life. r-.. ....
... [By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 30.-River s
inches and stationary cool and pleas
| ant.
ST. LoyIs, October S0.-ArrivedS-
Capital City, Vicksburg; Bee, New Or
leans; johnson and Colossal, Keokuk.
Departed-Colossal and johnson, Keo-
kvk: Belle Memphis, Memphis; Harry
johnson, st. Panl. River stationary.
Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, October .30.-River four
feet and falling. Arrived-R. w. Du-
gan, Memphis.
CAIRO, October 30.-Arrived-Bab-
bage, st. Louis. Departed-Babbage,
Memphis. River feet inches; mer-
curry $50.
EVANSVILLE, October 30.-Weathcr
cloudy and cold; mercury 4S0 to 490.
River stationary. charlottesville.
Sandy, George Spangler, Bette Gilbert.
Up-Frank p Gracey, George Roberts.
Business very light.
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Go 10 l.. V. Blends.

FRESH ARRIyAL.--New and nObby
styles of hats just received, at Brown
the matters.
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IL the weather is hns to-day, quite &
number Of people win visit the Fsir
Grounds to witness The match games oi
base ball
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DURING last week County Clerk
Woods issued six marriage licenses.
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NEW goods received daily at the New
York 80 cent store, I'LL Main street.
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The weather was more seasonable yes
terdsy than it has been for sometime
back.
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That Odd Fellow Banquet-A Gard
from the Committee.

Editors Of the Standard. ....- -...--
The card Of the proprietor Of the Nc
Lure House that appeared in this morn
ing's REoIsTER, IN which he stated that
he regretted that walters had not been
provided 20 serve certain dead head
evidently having reference TO the local
editor Of the Standard, rs was
shown by local notice in the
same REGISTER We hereby take oppor-
tunity TO state that We gsvethe Standard
local q complimentary ticket, a. instruct
ed. We requested him especially TO be
present, and told him that table had
been provided on which he and ether
reporters could note the, proceedings Of
the banquet. JAS. N. ToDD,
.TEEaT-g F1s H. SKANoS,
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OvERCoATs and fires were particularly
comfortable last night.
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THE night schools will open next
Monday evening. . r
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ADJUSTMENTS Of oil kinds will be
abundant during the next three or four
weeks. -.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CoN'tH
MONTPELIER Female Humane Asset n
AT ALEXANDRIA. Va
November -, 1874
2, i7s Cash CHS amounting 49, -.
NUMBER OF TICKEJs. ioo'''''


PRICE or TICKET -
Whole Tickets. .........-.' '.'''''-'' 40
Halves sees. ...... 90. 90 '..''''''' -
Quarters -.........a...' 49, -
EightIis or each Coupon ...........''-'- NJ
jL Tickets for............. .-..'. .... -
The Montpelier Female Hnni s.i.,sf. =
ciat!0n, chartered by me - "a IJg.nIs
Virginia and the Circuit C9 ytga sn,s,f 3
20 nron1ses by a Grand On "a
establish and endOv a Hone ~ T,,l.,l,
Infrm, and Destitute Ladies o. 80. u
at Montpelier, the fDfiiI
President James Madison -,
GoyyRsoss OyyfcE, RIcHxosD'I july :.
affords me pleasure - .Ay os,s s,'y
well acquainted with q az az, gStsa,s H.
,n,n. as.ociaft0n, who reside 10 -, IL.
cIuity OF my home, aud J sly tiSh ny.
,.iIisence and their worth and .. a.
,st,n, \. gentlemen, a. well ~ t,.ssts
liz ennddcnee, influence ana -. thsfl.
mean, Iibrraiiy reyreseDtsn ,yy,,dala.
lamps l.. KEEPER, Coy: ,HF' I
hLExASpHTA, Va, Julys -, and N.
commend them ~ geiits o. =. a., re coz fassfs
t4grffy, and hilly entitled !" wv
Of the public R.w. HrgHDv,
Us. Judge, Eastn DE- y" ~.
Further references by pe perm, ggI.lSs'
E1eeIiepcy Gilbert G. WI m,,hsr. Lot
orner OF Va: Hon. Bobt. Z. " i. LED -<nA'
GOV. on Va, and L. =. S-na,o', ,n,n Va.
tor and Member Of Congfe~ b. made 81
ReInittances for tieksn u.s. - order "
express prepaid, Po-iofhn.e;r, ,nIf.isf.d Ie'i,'
FOR fuli particulars, tesiim0h
.snd FOR Circular. Addr,s., ,,pgER,
ssHu wi Hon. JAMEs BAtEb..va
PrsrN. b. IL A-.AIe1Asb.r.
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