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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

FATAL DIsTRKssIso AcciDEST.-This forenoon, as
The steamer Helen Mar passing OF the locks into
Lie river at the lower end OF the city, Mr. Whtmorc OF
The firm OF Bradley. whtmore & Co, contractors for fin
fishing the Q O from this TO Wheeling and the entire
road from beyond Cambridge, standing the lock
WALL pointing out TO his the in which the
ehnery for using the gates operated when portion ofihe
tackle broke causing the eapssn on which there was
heavy strain involve swiftly, the crowbar used lc
bar, striking Mr. WhittimoTe. and knocking him
the wall and down distance OF about twenty feet among
the rocks and stones below faeturiny his limbs and skull
and entirely deprving him OF consciousness until he died
which about two O'Clock, NJ. His also pr
cptsted TO the ground at the moment, but ioru
nate enough escape without serious injury Mr.
comparatively stranger here during the short time h
among had made friends by his nmiablc
and upright depo Courier, 1Oh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

-T----I z u :.
GEA THE subscriber. wishing TO locate nearer M.
busiess, would offer for sale tho property upo
lEzu which he now resides, in North Wheeling beint
one OF the desirable residences In the city The
IL iarge and connections. ventilated and placed
spcha situation that build nearit Inc lowe
tory has cellar wash room, kitchen and dining room on
floor, with hot and cold water. and good sink IN INC
Kitchen cold water and sink in the wash room sec
ond story has large hall, parors two family rooms,
and adjoining the family rooms, having
and shower bahs with hot and CO. waer porch on inc
back ofthe house, and portico In front
The attic has large rooms and SMALL anu an '"
tory on the roof. :.
house and bake oven convenient TO the Kitchen
T ot Is planted with choice scecto OF nut ana nancy
currans gooseberries raspberries, and Is en-
treiy open sides the Eas West aud Northi 'front.'
ing East on Market st, West Kenny BIT and North on
To any person desiring residence In that part OF the
CITY, the present opportunity for securing pleasan
and retired home, that uiay not offer again soon
novtnLiwd g. II Ei [THOS q CUl,BEhisoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

s,tWHEs SHALL WE THREE MEET AcAisl"-The
Cincinnati Atlas narrates an affecting incident
which occurred in that city, the day after election
a Wing, Locofoco, anu Free soiler, all mil
male friends, met suddeniy on the corner. In view
of the fact that one was obont settling at the head
of Salt River, another entering fat office at Wash
ington, and the other retreatpg to a hiding place
IN Uncle Toms Cabin they all exclaimed, "W hen
shall we three meet again., and took safeeionate
leave of eachiotber. An efectng scene.as I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

d JtDarius Dawson has issued plan, accom-
panied by a,lithograph, for the construction of an
immense steamship, on the model heretofore pro-
posed by him, to be 100 feet in length-driven by
sixteen separate engines, having total OF 5000
horses power at the average speed of twenty FIVE
miles per hour, and to give berths and state-rooms
for :, 900 passengers -stsFf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

BThe Ladies Tract Society OF New orleans
have resolved TO raise $500 for the current year,
500 Of which is to be devoted TO supplying the
young men in the city with copies of the Book of
PROVERBS, as directory 10 health, wealth, respec-
liability, usefulness and heaven. They intend to
have them tastefully bound with the inscription,
"From the Ladies' Tract Society. 10 the Young
Men of New Orleans. If sinner. entice thee, con-
sent them not ''haf ifEa 90 .rs- ". lae ss9u y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

RAILROAD Acc1pExr.- Albany Express states
that the freight train from the west when within
three miles Of that city, on Friday night ran over
some CATTLE which caused the locomotive and train
to be thrown of the track. Ten cattle were killed,
and the conductor, Mr.. james Reed, was slightly
injured. The locomotive was badly injured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

+ sHosnInLE-The dwellingof Myron 81. Cole, in
Wellsburgh, Erie county, Pa, took fire on Tues
day morning last destroying the entire contents
Three of Mrs. Coles children, and one of James
FIeming,s were unable to escape, and were con-.
Sumed by the deyouring elements. The fire was,
accidental. iiI Il u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

Law ouIBBLEs.-A trippling lawyer, noted for
his ingenious pleading, while he was reading a
bout Eve fall, the other day, at once exclaimed
of she had only known this flaw, it would have
been quite easy to avoid the law. The right to
Eden never could have been denied her, If she had
squeezed the fruit and drank the cider. ri. p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

aJ- The vote for Hale in Massachusetts, Is 2s,6S9.
Insl S4s Van buren, received 3s,o5s; loss 9,1iS.
Suppose that party loses fourth in four years.
how long at that will it be until it sweeps The
Slate! Freesoilisn is worse beaten than Wing
gerry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING CARRIAGE
aMANUFACToRY;Es
market street, below quincy;

Ys,=szs y THE PUBLIC .,e RESPECTFULLY 1nformtd
ost-tSI that Busby & Little have associated with
GSsfGSoS,-- them, in the Carriage business. II Chor
AH---.-- mann, under tho style OF II NCH0RMASN,
d COZ Arrangements being nade,s by them, 70 eou
duct The Carriage business more eensi vcy than has here's
ofore been done itis city. They are prepared to furnish
everything which they make, perfect and complete as Tue
best mechanical skill can accomplish, and they pledge
themselves offer all articles in their line, equal In oil res
poets any OF Eastern manufacture and at as low prices
caches, omnibusses Hacks, Family
Rockaways, Buggys Gigs, &c, &c!
II is thcir Intention 10 weep constantly hand and for
SALE assortment of Carriages and Bussys to which at
REP1fRiNa promptly attended To-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
ynluable Proper., for sal, or Go.

THE undersigned offers, for sale rahip
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Paramount, Marion
Co.. Va, together with abundance OF Iron Orc, Lime.
signed wishes either to sel extend his operations ad
any having Rolling hl Foundry in Wheeling,
who will Join In with this establishment and furnish
Steam Engine he win offer the most be! terms, RECEIVE
ing all machinery stock at fair valuation,
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal at the
Office OF the Wheeling InteIlgcneer.
Cost Iron delivered at the furnace, ton.
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 2,7o
Cost OF Limestone, per tom. sd
Hon Thomas Raymond will receive and conduct any
the who may desire to visit and
'1 oeiiiet r.. 80 :, JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
New Boots and shoes. Il

Hm. DoRy lOl man hoHeetb sFFHeeHHgS
rs opening the lot OF his Fall and Winter ,',e
Of Boots and Shoes, which embraces styir ard
quality in the shoe trade for ladies, misses and chdre
wear, Gents boys and youths boots and shoes To ts
nate the variety would be too lengthy for an
mcnt. stF-s' ~ fl.EsgrEGIlf Is e rr1STaTCGF I
~ This stock is exclusively New York and sspha
makej the latest style and best stock and workmanship OF
both ces is warranted aud both by ihc
and the undersigned Particular attention Is called TO
the article ofadies travelling boots.f t. WIZ: BoLE.
faen2if
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

LGsp;WAnRAsrs.-The warrants are selling
in New York at sf5s for 160 acres scrip, SIS for
acres and 1914 for 40 acres The leading dealers
bui ats146as147, s7sae7St and s36aass63. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

Counr MARrAL.-A court martial consisting of
the following officers assembled at New York last
Monday, 10 investigate thereceit recontre between
Captain McLane and Col. Roberts, in Washington
city, which arose out Of the Captains letter con-
corning the conduct of General Pierce on the night
previous TO the withdrawal ofthe army from Mex
leo: .-.S -
Col. Plympton, Seventh Infantry, President;
Col. Abercrombrie, Second Infantry; Col. Steptoe,
Third Artillery; Col Swords, Quarter Master; Ma
jor Morris, Fourth Artillery; Major Sherman, Third
etal; Major Taylor. Third Artillery, Capt. Hayden,
Second Infantry; Captain De Russy, Fourth Artil-
Iery; Lieut.. Backwith, Third Artillery; Capt, Man
iheld Lowell, Fourth Artillery, Judge Advocate OF
the court. go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

U-At Paris, KY, last week, extensive sales of
stock were made on the first Court day: 362 mules
at s27,6sl TO- $50 cattle at ,252 IS. holses at
1911 so, and a negro boy at 500. p safe 1hi;o'o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Illustrated Paintings.

TIME subscribers to Mason's Tails & Co.'S ustra
ted publications, requested to call at the utcra
ry Depot popose OF making TO com
pcte their works. which heretofore been furnish
ed complete, owing OF good faith thepart OF
Woodward & Roland OF Pittsburgh the original canvas
aers - = rows JAS H. MeMECHEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

lJ-rhe totn income of the British Society for the
propagation of tile Gospel in Foreign Parts, last
year, including part Of the jubilee and royal letter
collections. and balance, was The num-
u Der Of missionaries lay teachers and students
1.-The field Of labor embraces British orth America,
West Indies, Guianag southA frica India, Ceylon,
IS Borneo. Australia, Tarmania, New Zealand, Sey-
81 chelles and Tristan. These coaurlesare now the
seat of twenty two Doceses. 1ades asii on s.sf IS
.s9n aioseMssr TO Ma. wEnsrER.--It is already pro-
uosed TO erect monument to the memory of Dam
iei Webster. in Boston, and in its most public
place-in front of the old Court House-and look
inr down State street. colossal statue of bronze
issuggesled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

= IA. ? -
= u3-A Temperance Convention has been held at
Macon, Ca, atwhich resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted in favor of the enactment of law al
lowing each county to determine, by vote of the
and also in favor OF taking vote Of the people of
Georgia to determine whether general law for the
State shall be adopted to prohibit the sale of liquor
within its limits. ~ ~, - =. - sgfr, s'
G5-Van AulburgRs Mcnpgerie has returned TO Zanes
vile and gone into winter quarters lthas wntered there
f-slrF s,f
sA valuable copper mine is said TO recently
discovered the Robert Hudson. near Cupepper
Court Housc, Va. ~ Rod rAs rssl s,., s.s .i0of
uI-The ismithsfop ofJ ohnL. Tate was burnt at
Gettysburg, Pa, last Saturday. a coach-trimming
shop adjoining was also CONSUMED. 5l - 2!.1
Great efforts are being made, with every pros
meet of success, to have Great Industrial Exhi-
i,ition in Dublin mi $685. The Lord Lieutenant
has promised his influence TO obtainJ from the
Queen permission to exhibit ell the articles placed
by her in the London Crystal Palace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF RICHMOND, VA.

G AP 7 A u S20O,OOOs
IS q. Gwmou WAS PAID IN AND srcuREp.l
Viii Risks all descriptions Of FroPerfy IN danger
Tlef loss, either Land or Water.
THIS is the oldest established Companies In III
limited states having been existence over 90
This company has always met its losses promptly an!
ence Since it's establishment it has paid losses to th
amount OF nearly ,x~,,-IEf
We would ali who interested In the matter OF
Insurance. to all the leading merchants Bankcrs and pro
essornl men OF the city OF Richmond and to Henry Lis
and John Thompson and the Rev. D. Mecabc, OF this
city. u -.lzlutlf s.H|H ,y,rs, -1-..t,.. .
Tnos NJ ALrRIrsD, Secretary. ,p,p,,a
gluAgcnts for the nbove Co. in Wheeling and vicinity
OFFICE: No % Main street, 80 asr ensvio-smd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Letters of the late Hon. Daniel Webster.

heII0IS VI LAC AotS A~SAA. -
The UNDERSIGNED have been appointed the Lite
rary executors of the late Hon. Daniel Webster,
and have accepted the trust conferred upon them
by his last will. ~ -
They desire, therefore, to give notice to all per-
sons W no may have in their possession, anyef Mr..
Webster's original letters, that they wish to re-
ceive the originals copies for the purpose OF fu-
ture publication, in such a manner, as shall seem
most worthy of Mr.. Webster, and of his correspon-
dents. IS e.a- o. =g 1850 ~
Mr.. Wsbster's letters form very considerable
part of his unpublished writings. Many of them
are OF great political and historical Importance,
and all of them elucidate his personal history and
character. While tits hoped that it quite unne-
cessary to say to those who have been honored by
his correspondence that the legal right to publish
the letters of deceased person, belongs only to
those wLo represent him, yet the undersigned, in
order to prevent the irregulaisand scattered pub-
cation of Mr.. Websters letters IN newspapers and
other publications. take occasion to give notice of
the duty they have undertaken, and of their con-
seauent legal rights. They trust that all friends,
will feel no hesitation in committing their charge,
whatever letters of Mr.. Webster they may possess5
and the undersigned will lose no time in prepar-
ing for the pless, compilation OF such of these
papers asmay be adapted for publication.
GEO. TICKNOR,
~ ~ y CORNELIUS C9FENTON,
GEO. n, CURTIS. 81 NJ
The above notice is given with our consent and
approval. 20 - .,7l :, ~, nv -.-E
'H'-. -'A'3 '3 FLETCHER WEBsTER. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

N-Porty thousand persons die annually in Germany
from iriluy tremcns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

! MONUMENT TO R. NJ. JouSsos-T The cleveland
Plaindealer says: .'on Tuesday the brig Burling
ton brought TO this polt IA boxes Of marble and
boxes of granite, intended to be erected monu-
! ment over the remains of the late Col. RchardM.
johnson, in Kentucky. One of the boxes contains
four common. and another eagle, sculptured in
marble. The monument when erected, will form
lasting tribute to the memory of brave man. We
learn from Mr.. J. w. Haver that the whole thing
weighs o6.I52 pounds,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
mo marble monument he needs,
To crumble or decay;
For the memory OF his noble deeds

arshuu or Modern 4rd5ic.-'Thc badges of mourning
that the nlions eagle bears in all where the
lean flag unods its gory wall oangsh that is borne
the oftiest columns In the temple greatness la
len-that one brightest consultations in the galaxy
OF her renown is blotted from her sky
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
O. R. W. ALsurr. R.H. Love. = -
Love, Martin & Goa AA'f
COMMISSION MHRCHAKsna
SBALTIpdOREsMD N,SksgIS

~ -sSi To.5. Exchange Plnce M
agents for the saie Of Baeon,, pork, lard, Ba,,
POSSESSING ample means and evefy hrilityy' "a
business in satisfactory manneI ~, ~ aeii
Inns Market Particular attention 10 given az
of Groeeries for Western account, N PafSta,,
i Refersto, & y S.ssfettl4ss' , 7, ss.l-altSgy
baltimore Bankers and Merchants, gensfaI,y
D. Lamb, Esq, Cashier North Western BANK. Wa.
S. Brady, 90 Merchants 81 Mecb,H, = heelii,
John List, I" Farmers & Manu- r,ss, "a
port Lag Z
Lewis SsySa, "AsssAs. 's-.7''ss-sss...ssss
5SaS y s s 5'5sss: i AliU.l0g
s John r. Morrow
:! Sep. 10 ilillnE t.EatlaangfS ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

New Cooking stove 20
~ T.. CaHETT & DUPPlELDs have 20, mn ,,,,
IhySproycd pattern for Coal COOKING Stow J., IN
I'd they would invite the candid attention NJ
'SANmeIa and tho Publifs 10 ;,ss $50, eo''
and has all tho appurtcnanccs neccssa to
ing apparatus. sep. 1S-2md tsrlii eook
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
. Rlankafs

=. . bIdnR6CS.I q
1O.H PREMIUM Blankets at reduced prices, add
IL + other aizes equally cheap Cradle and Cib Bis
kcts with few extra fine Blankets for Over Goats :s,
ccivedat s(oct25) n ~ Q. w HE1SKELL COZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Mr.. Fillmore.

Il. Z
- The Syracuse Star says:-When the strife of the
present Presidential election shall have begun to
subside, and the waves of party passion to become
less tumultuous, one man will appear in peerless
greatness. We mean our present able Chief Ma
gistrate. The destines of the country for several
years past have been committed by Providence TO
his hands, and well has he acquitted himself of
the responsibility. Temperate in his policy. prn
dent in action, but faithful. capable and energetic
he has won the respect of all parties in this con-
+: test. His retirement from public life will be with
9 the respect ef all classes.
BY his own exertions has Mr.. Fillmore achieved
his greatness. The gifts of Fortune were moi his
Ebut he has been the artifcer of his fortune
Sprung from humble origin, he stands the first
man in the country not in position only, but in
merit and capability. The deaths of Calhoun,
ebay and Webster have left him without rival,
the first, and ablest, and the wisest statesman in
America. Both the political parties have been
compelled to attest to his discretion, his judgment
and his pre-emnent worth. and TO acknowledge
that it most fortunate at this emergency, that
! the country had a Fillmore at the helm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Thee, FolIowina

NEW WORKS. with a variety OF others.
~ been received At the Depot: The coqtelte ann, m.
Eagle Pass Whims and Oddities Knicker booker
Thompsons Counterfeit Reporter for Oct &c Dc osi
8 oct12-tf JAS. H. McMPGup,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
New Carpets,

New Carpets.
AM now reeeiying daily, my Fall and Wipt,,.
Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods s,cst Q,
%sl g., Ny stock Is large and has been seleetsS
great care, and will be sold low the SAM
other market Those DESTROYS OF seeiS L
Tho prcttiest Carpets and Rugs ever offered In Is e
ea se ut - ' nam '''es o Raar, s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Mr.. Sparks and Lord Mahon.

Quite an animated controversy has been occu-
pynr the attention of the literary public between
Mr. Ja:cd Sparks, the talented and learned author
of the Life and Letters of Washington, and Lord
Mahon the distinguished English author OF yarious
historical and literary contributions. Q The contro-
versy commenced by Lord Mniion's charging that
Mr. Sparks had mutilated the letters of Gen. Wash
ington by omissions &c, so as materially 10 i'm
prove their purport and give them dress and ap-
pearance to which they were not originally enti-
tied Mr. Sparks has vindicated fully his charac-
ter and the excellence of the letters by showing
most conclusively that the letters are au,hen.cand
worthy the writer the nation and the age. Lord
Mahon has been compelled to take backa part,and
the most offensive part, of his change against Mr..
Sparks He has, however. added charge to the
effect that 4Ir, Sparks makes Gen, Washington too
favorable 10 the Northern :portion of our country.
Mr. Sparks very properly replies that it is strange
that no American has made that discovery in the
space of fifteen years since the first publication OF
the work in controversy. He then reviews in
mastery manner the whole controversy and vindi-
Gates most successfully the American literary char
acter of which he is component part.
We are not prepared 10 decide upon the whole
case, it is long and one of much interest to
the lovers Of American fame and literary advance
ment; and TO SUCH we commend for careful perusal
the elaborate and able communication of Mr..
Sparks, which appeared, Few days since. in the
columns of the National InteRigeneer, and which
we shall transfer, in part at least, 10 our columns
at our earliest convenience.
We are glad to see literary collision between
two such men, justly distinguishes they each
are-in their respective countries. 1t will do good
and will tend 10 call the mind of foreign lerae to
the accomplishments, attachments and powers of
American authors. l.s'.5. .-ar.t....-r.
Lord Mahon has gained nothing by the collision;
Mr.. Sparks has certainly lost nothing. We have
long since observed disposition, the part of
English OF letters TO slur over and treat light
ly the products of American intellect and American
literature. Such should not be the case and will
not long continues; and while we will not say that
envy was the moving cause of Lord Alahon's
charge. we may be allowed to point with pride TO
historians such Prescott Bancroft, IngerSoll and
Sparks, as men well worthy oil the imitation rather
than the sneer OF English authors. We are pleased
with the collision; and would gladly see them more
frequent-confdent, we are, that the American
literary character will stand well the collision, and
come forth brighter and better understood by the
literary Magnates Of the Eastern continent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

Coffee remains firm at recent prices, the quota
ton for green being 23a25 cents per pound.
Teas are well sustained, though i: is probable
that material decline would follow airy depres-
sion in the coffee market, the high price of the
latter article having greatly increased the demand
for teas. +..,tf5ss.
Sugars, crushed, are doing well and in good de-
mand; Chinas depressed- r--gsET
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

! And what more Of the 1utuTe7 !. q - =
lively than hitherto commend the principle aud
policy of the Homestead Bill TO popular accep-
lance and speedy adoption by Congress. If our
Artisans and Laborers are denied opportunity to
work in the Cities and Manufacturing Districts,
unless at European wages, it is SO much the more
necessary that there be land proIered them some
phere on which to grow food for their children.
A laborer driven ont Of a city or village BY want
of work is very unlikely to have the means of
buying land in addition 10 the cost OF, removing
ney, so far from being reason for denying him
land, is an additional proof that he needs and
should have it. But we will speak of this again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

Bleachsd IShif ting Musl1ns, IND
IN gLousaale, washington Boot MILE ans Z. XXI 5!
inch and % Pillow sn ssr,sh Tpbe'
ling Diaper every description. Just oPsseadI cos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Elegant and Very Rich Goods.

lDroeude silks, Extra Rich. and in entirely res14
ID signs and choice eolors, and Paris antics and
imported by Jas. BECK & Co.,zNe York, recitvd VI
day, by u '5-' az - O.. w. HEISKELL Co
sort:eo, ,so.