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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
Love, Martin & Co.,
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

No. 8, Exchange Place.
BALTIMORE, 81
ie,nis for the sale of Bacon, Pork Lard. Butter, IlJf,
Whisky aud Western Produce generally.
POSSESSING ample means and every facility for doing
L business in satisfactory MANNER they respectfully 50.
cit patronage OF those requiring Agent in
Market Particular attention is given TO the purchase
Of Groceries for Western account.
Refer TO,
baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally.
d. Lamb, Esq, Cashier North Western Bank Wheeling.
S. Brady, .. Merchants & Mechanics,
John List, a. Farmers & Manufacturer, %
J. C. Tallman, &c Branch State Raik, hrtl-c.
port.
J. II. Forsyth, Wheeling. Va
Lewis Bayha, "
James Baker, '
w. w. Shriver, i"
Aaron Kelly, az
John X. Morrow, :"
Sep. TO-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
BUTLER KING NOT REMOVED.

-------- ~ W DISTINCTION, 4NUF' t
The Republic denies that 4. Butler King has been
removed from his California office that lie has
left his post; that his resignation is voluntary and
that lie has requested TO be recalled for year past.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02

Something worth Knowing!!
r T Is a fact that the best variety in town OF
L Dress Material md Il immiHgs,
at the cheapest prices, can be seen at
w. ID. NOTES STORE,
taHs-' STREET
Where he is every day receiving new and desirable
Goods any Is in doubt about il just call and
II conyed nc septic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
NEw YoRK, Nov. l..
The Pacific arrived, from Liverpool, to-day, with
l20passengers.
News will be tclegraphed to morrow. They are
not of much Importance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
Notice to Housekeepers:

Notice to HouSekeeperS.
NEW CARPETS AT X EDUCED PRICES.
re 600 YARDS OF Carpets at No. I43, Main street.
O,OUU The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
publ; generally. that lie has just returned
from the east receiving the larGeet. best and
most stock OF Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths etc ETC.
offered in this city embracing almost every variety OF
quality he found in the Eastern markets,
from English VeIvcts down TO common Rag car
pct This stock selected with great care and uT
chased under favorable circumstances, which will
sell them much lower than the same quality OF
pods sold in this city Thoscein want OF goods
M y line will please call and select from stock OF over
1854 yards with 80 different patterns varying i'll picc
oc,ii :. j. Z. HARBOUR. no. 143. Main St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
FROM PITTSBURGH.

River standing at feet with prospect of rise
Weather damp.
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Dyeing to live J!
FIRTH & DAY

Seventh ST., three doors from DIR. Tappan's,
STEUBENvILLE, OHIO. .'s's SEQ"
Would inform the citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
they have commenced the Coloriug in ever,
branch Silks, Cottons and Woolens, warranted TO stand
coiors. Ladies' apparel Gentemcns Coats Pants, Vests
&c.
eFegfss Fancy Colors r... .asfrsrssr
or every shade got up equal TO Ribbons Shawls,
and everything in the way colorng cleaned pressed AMI
done ON the shortest notice, and easy terms. 81.
n5ArIangemens have been with the steamer 'vi.
RoauA, receive and deliver articles and packages
daily. -.-Hf .sas fg- E...r -
JAS. Z. FIRTH,
scpt1i .. JOSEPH DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
rJ,IIE has the following property sale
1 which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
tD.wit: Dob 5Hs.-7. .ft
Three six on Main street NOrlho
adjoining Meodcon Rildngs. This is OF the
vaua bic building Lots in tue City.
Also about leo Lots South Wheeling aic RclrtowO
maIy these equal To any in that addition 10 the CITY
AIss valuable Lots ON the Island addi
ton 10 the City. .f.. frr 49,
Aisna large number OF Lots in the tncna Vista hurchi
No. and Churchill No. 9. additions 10 tic City.
will also sell in parcels suit purchasers. much Of
within the corporate limits Of hccllns as has not
lots, being upwards OF Orc hun
drcd Acrcs being the same now IN the occupancy oil
Abraham Altman and now held by me in trust for Mrs
Emily Zane. ID .9s-s i
Wheeling ausa0-tc FRANCISR r. ARMSTRONG.
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ACCEPTANCE OF MIR. EVERETT.

Mr.. Edward Everett has accepted the appoint
ment OF Secretary Of State, vacant by Nh Websters
death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
Very Valuable
Real Estate for sale!

nSE TIiIRpo of Lot lumber IS, third
~ fronting East siie OF Main street, Immediately
hildnc is erected. in the occupancy of Mail
SrgIInr and others. .....-
ALSO-Lot numbered Three u square six, on the East
Main of Quincy ST This very val
lbc and is situated nearly opposite where the Ticket
office will located the depot of the baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Co. +
ALSO-A very desirable Dwelling House the West
side of Forth street located OF the hest ncigbor
hoods in city Is in perfect order, aud s
fitted with all tho modern improvements sGch as hath
room, wafer closets, gas fixtures, &C.
Also, onchird OF Lot in square ono, bcs twenty
two Water street. oiwic Is erected two
story brick house, and being the sanc now III tho &C.
cuTancy OF Stein & Brother. ,,,,.r,oro
Apply 10 FRANCIS H. AhMSlRoNu.
1rtIS'5s-fml ..
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wheeling and Marietta Packet.
Notice.
Notice,

Notice,
hereby given that Books for subscription TO the cail
| Stock OF the ''wESTERN Raj. ROAD Co.. Ca road
connecting bridgeport in Belmont CO.. with the :tcunci
vile and Indiana Rail road at point near Gosh c'on Will
be olened at Wheeling, Va.-BIidgepori, St Cllirsvc
Unontowu aud Flushing, belmont co-FTcepor HARRISON
90 and West county, oil SA TURDAf
" W. II. HOLLOWAY,
CRlSPAN OGLEEAN,
MOSES RHODES,
THOS. C. THEAKER,
J. NJ. McCONAHEY.
Bridgeport, Sept. 10, 1S5o,-id.
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Paints, Oils, &c.

Paints, Oils, &c.
A LCOIiOL, rurpeniiIc.
n Linsccd Oil, Lamp Black,
Lard OIL Gum Shclac,
Extract Logwood, a.... Gold Leaf,
Chrome Green, Rlack Lead,
Chrome Ycllowa Rcd Lead,
French Leaf bronze,
CoIal VaTnish, Japan Earnlsl, Sc.,
For sale, low, At
VOWELL'S Darn STORE,
No 81. Union ST.
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sept1i

watches, Jewelry, Clocks, &c.
CNo 15T Main Street. opposite Tn. JohrstoTs Store.)
81 THE subscriber is opening another and
"a extensive assortment of Watches, Jcwery Clocks.
ENl Brittana Ware, Gu iery Port Monies, End gen
zS craI OF Variety Goods, toys &c, all OF
which will be sold the most reasonable TERMS Persons
ishn. 10 make purchases respectfully invited TO CALI
as they will and fashionable goods at prices at
lea st as low elsewhere .tsss.-hs
Every article sold warranted precisely represented
Watches all kinds carefully and promptly repaired ami
warranted -
sep2S u J. Il. SCoIfi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
waitman T. willeyI

lyon vote otherwise, we cannot promise, nor do
The known facts in this community promise YOU that
You will obtain such n representative.
Friends of the 18th Congressional District =
Frends of the Unioul We leave the decision to
you.
"Sow's the day, and now's the hour"
May you render such verdict as in the sight OF
your God and your country, you can say with a
GEAR conscience al HAVE DONE NY DUTY -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
THg TwO CONVENTIONS.

TIE D-mocralie Uaion Convention and he
D.mscnus S,a'es Rights Convention zach as
,-mbled a, The Capitol in the eily Of Jackson,
lest week-the iormer met iha 5ta, he latter The
9Th inst. We shall not have room for the fall
proceedings Of blth. but viii eudravar to give The
re-olu'ions ad,pie4, &C.. They both 'ab'ian
tially lay dowu.lbe democratic platform Of lS4s'
aud appoint dsleg,Ies 10 a Naiiaul Convention
1.-The Union convention represented i'om i
Counties and the States Rights from IS
The Union Conversion deferred The appoint
Of electoral candidates 70 central committee o.
ten. The following are he electoral candidates
nominated hy the State Rights Convention: for
the State al large. y u Jackson. | 81 ui.t. J II
Taylor, 2nd. W. s. Fealherslon, SD 0. r. Sin
gIeton, Alb, Hiram Cassidy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
INAUGURATION or GOV. FoorE

The Hon. HENRY :. FoorE was duly inauru,
rated Governor in the Capitol on Saturday the
loih inst in the presence of both Houses Of the
Legislature and numerous and brilliant Assem-.
biage of ladies' and gentlemen We have Just
received the inaugural, which we will publish
next week, The newly elected Governor re-
views in a bold, rapid and characteristic manner.
the recent politicalr crisis through which W.
have passed, sketches with great clearuess and
Iofre the main features Of the Compromise acts
and coses by expressing an earnest desire
thu, ide dSsenlions which have so nhappil, pr.
vailed among Us should now disappear forever
hat 'i1 deyoiing our energies chiefly to the de
veaemnnt Of our domestic resources; in foster.
by % every reasonable extent, and IN ali legiti,
make modes, the various schemes Of internal i'm,
a,oFeneni at this time so plausiby urged upon
our attention; IN maturing and setting on foot
soma c'ightened and practicable system Of
popular dusation aud in redressing such in,
roagen'nnces as experiences may show to have
esgie rom rash and inconsiderate Legislation;
wa >bail best perform our duly as American cit
zens aud most promote the hanor and happi>
ness q ourselves aud our posteriy."
Eve thousand copies OF the address were or
lpfet 70 be- printed by the House. "Many
passages" says the Flag Of the Union, ''had such
An effect on those who heard them that event the
.ulemnily Of The occasion could not restrain them
rom loudly indicating tLeir appreciation. Atiis
close the applause was even exlravagant
When quiet returned, Chef Justice Smith ad,
misstered to Governor Foote the Oath Of Office
This soemnity over, the Sergeant a, Arms pro.
claimed. 20 yes 0 yesl 0 yes! Hon. Henry 5.
Foo'e, having taken The Oath prescribed BY The
Constitution, is hereby proclaimed Governor aud
Commander in chief Of the Army and Navy Of
the State Of Mississippi &c"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

Luis Hossa,hlo,be Senate of tbe L. S-,..-
He vas then iny.tsd to take a seat.
o. rhs TIA inst, he was houer-d viii , r
sressioual bang lel at the National II.a,--,,--,
800 persons present. The Prasjd-n, fin. !.
ate presided with KOssu'h. and Speaker b.
on the right and Mr.. Webster On the left
Ail'he-e honors which are showered Mil.
liberal hand % the exile from SUFFERING ~.
rrod len Hungay by the distinguished men g -
aa'i"n, are appropriate enough in ,hem.elv.,
honorable alike to the entertained and ,bs -,
iainers. But Congress viii no, ,ak,--,h. !.
pie W 'uld not sanction it--any tep which -,
commit US as nation to any # The broi. :.
rooleniions Of the old world. The .ur..,-
H lngarians have our warmesi sympathy in a.
noble struggles for independence, and hei, g..
live eIiles. when they reach our shores r.c....
cordial welcome and protection at our b,5d.
Wore than that they ought not 10 expect,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Executive CHAMBER.
Jackson, Jan. q, 1852

Alta regular NEE ns a' dcNeairpe Lodge
No ~ held Jan l2h lS52 lhef,lowing Pre-.
amhle and Resolutions were adopted
WurRrAs lhas pleased Almighty God % rc
move irou. our midsl, hydesh ouf re- pered ana
esteemed hyeher W. pFigcs, honored a,aan..s
us by his general upslsh coadlei, ara ,'rle
herence 10 The laws q Ihe 0fies; and where 5,
this Lodge deeply drplorlu1 d es, ~ ~ ro
III, a brother. and desiring 70 eiIs jlst t5jawe
Of respect to the memory Of depttei brp'ae
Eesolred, That the memlers &C lie Lolas
wea. The usual badge Of mourning for TINT,
DAYS,
Resolred. That we tender ourhear.felt sym.
pa,hieslo the friends and relations oftbe deceased
IN view Ut the severe dspensaion Of pfouden>e
that has beiallrn them.
Resolred, That the Secretary transmit cop,
Of the 'oregoing Preamble and Resolutions 10 The
widow Of the deceased, aud that the papers ui
the city be requested 10 publish the same.
P. p. OSTANDER,
Secretary,
Columbus Jan IA 1852
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
GOV. wmIrFIELp,s MEssAGE.

We publish The mess &c Of the late acting
Governor in full 'o-day and would commend il
to The careful perusal cf all. Il plain, prac
teal business Ike dpcunsn,. 10 The main. terse-
~ expressed and presenting pretty foil and
clear exhibit Of all the important interests Of
state legislation. These interests are chiefly
The finances, education, the peni,enliary and
charitable institutions. in'ernaI improvements
&c. The Governor has paid commendlble at
t-nIion 10 all these important subjects, and has
thrown out some useful recommend atoms and
Suggestions to The Legislature. Indeed We look
upon the message NJ every way qne credit
able document True, Gov. " IN his hlief
al!ilsion TO the plan ct adjustment, aud the az
ion Of the late State Convention in resolving to
acqaiesce in that adjustment, rather goes ont Of
hls way 10 "hint fault" ard hesitate di.ap
probation, bntlhen he drops the saving Repuhli
can maxim in our ears that /, is the dury Of al,
good citizens to yield willing and cheerful
obedience 10 the will Of the m joriry when hu-
'olenny expressed.
We have however neither tim. nor spac" fr
an extended comment. The mes. q. is before
or readers and We leave them 10 lu g Of is
merits Ior themselves.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

llBNW CLay.--1he accounts from Wash
'ogion City all represent the health Of Mr. Clay
to be IN very precarious condition. H. j..
suffering under an affection Of the lungs, and ii
is ha'diy probable that he viii survive The win.
ter. A late correspondent Of New York pa
per wrilcs "Ihc iioai and inevitable fate Of
all men is fast encompassing Mr.. Clay! In
expgabla Death moves apace towards his dis
linguisaed victim. The lion is AT last driven to
bis lair, and he hopelessly awaits the shaft which
is terminate his career, There 10 hardly the
shadow # hope left"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
THE
Great British Quarterlies
AND
Blachwood's Magazine.
Important Reduction in the Rates q Fos'ogr''
Leonard scott & CO..

IN " a. ~ "a fSOVAt ~ Ssf
No 81 GoLD Sr., New YyRS,
Continues to publish the following British Peri
odicals, viz.
The london Qarricrly Reriew, (t'pnservaliss)
TIE Edinburgh Reric@, (Wbtg,}
The North British Rccie;e Gree Church,
lie Westminster Reuiew (Liberal,)
And BidckuoodS Edinburgh Magazine, (Fory J
These Reprints have now been in successN
operation IN tins country for tcepfg vearS and their
circulation is constantly on the increase nutwlth
staadingthe competition they encounter from .lme
rcan periodicals. Of a similar class and from nume
Gus EclesticS and MagaE mes made mp Of selections
from 'oregn periodicals. This tact shows cleary
the high estimation in which they are held by tie
Intelligent reading public, and affords a guarantee
thai they are established on firm basis, and will
be continued without Interruption
Although these works are distinguished by the
political shades above indicated, yet buta small por-
ton ot their contents is devoted to political subjects
1t IS their literary character which gives them their
chief value, and in that they stand contessedy far
above all other journals Of their class Biackroo2
still under the mastery guidance of christopher
North, maintains its ancient celebrity and IL, at
time, unusually attractive from the serial works OF
Buwer and other literary notabes, written for HAT
magazine, and first appearing N its columns bolh
in Great Britain and the United States. Suchwork'
as ..fhe Cations and "Mary New Novels, "lboth
by BuIwcD, MY Peninsular Medal" The Green
Hand and other serials, of which numerous rival
editions are Issued by tie leading publishers in ms
country, have 10 be reprinted by those publishers
from The pages OF Backwood after it has been Issued
by Messrs Scott d Co, so that Subscribers to the
Reprint OF that Magazine may always rely on baV'
lng the earliest reading OF these fascinating tales
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
2935s
2s359


Upon which the Speaker announced that the
the Hon. Henry $. roote having received ma.
jority of all the votes pollcd at the late November
election for Governor, is duly and consitutionally
elected Governor OF The State of Mississippi Tor
he term prescribed by the Constitution.
Gov. Foo,e was naugurated on the lOth inst.
We will publish his inaugural address next
week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
TIE LEGIeLATURE.

Our State Legislature met at the Capitol IN
jackson on Monday the 9th inst. john Bell,
senator from Ponloioc, President proie'n. called
the Senate 10 order. The House was duly or.
gained by the election Of w. s. Patton Of Ian.
defdar, ION 2nd ballot as Speaker; +. l.. swan
Clerk, and J 5. Miles Of Leakr, Door keeper.
We have the proceedings OF the frs, two days..
They are entirely devoid of general Interest,"
Allthree of our members were at their posts
ten. FpoIe's resignation as u. s. Senator was
handed in and gave rise to quito debate in the
Senate.
Onthe evening Of the 2nd dry of the session,
the two Houses met in Convention for the purpose
Of counting the votes for Governor. The fol-
lowing was found to be the grand result;
For Henry $. Foote, 2935s
Jefferson Davis, $3.50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
Columbus, Jan. 10. 1852.

MARRlED--ln lexington, at the residence
OF VIM. Medallion, on Thursday evening, the
sih inst, hy the Rev. \. Godfrey Mr.. OscAR
A'f MEEK, Of CatroliIon, 10 Miss ADALINB
N, JOHNSON, Of Elolfnes county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
Clubbing.

a discount o twenty five per cent from The a".s
prices WILDE allowed 10 Clubs ordering tour OF lno'e
copies al any one more oil the above works nus
-Four copies Of Blackwood or Of one Review WIZ y.
sent TO one ADDRESS for SO four copies OF the ioD'
Reviews and BlackMood for $40 and SO on.
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FVRNVYNRN WARE-RnnN
January 10th, 1852. 29-ly.
The State of Mississippi,
Low1DEs Cou>rY,

LowNDEs COUNTY,
70 al persons Interested in he Eg1, Of
fH0HAS b. CAlVIHON decd.
VE1 TX Z notice that al lbc March Term Of II.
q Probate Court for sad Conoty, will pre,
seat my accounts and vouchers Tor fna seulrmer,
and discharge as the Extculorof he la,t viii and
testament Of the said Thomas B. Cawlhon d..
ceased.
When and where all persons interested IN
said estate may appear and contest the same #
they think proper
HENRY FARNANDS.
Columbus, Jan 10 1852 29-3 EIecEo-
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Reduced Postage.

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

ID @ DAV IDSO Y Dental Surgeon, having
IA. permanently loca ed in Columbus, Miss. i
prepared to executea work in Operative Dentistry
in finished style and the most durable manner.
DR.. d, upon solicitation will promptly attend to
any cases requiring his services in the surrounding
country and, with eight years experience inthewp.
fession, he knows Of no such word as flH in A,
operations.
Office corner Of Market and Washington stncis
opposite Pope's ilotel, and netrly opposite Cady's.
January 10, lS52-2S-3w
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D entistrv.

IFI4lNNI INNNANDTS,
Columbus. Jan 10 1852 29-3 EIecGo-
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and also upon tho ht- stock plum ~ .wer rates Per.
may effect ns,.ncc 6n their uwa livcs or upon
the lives Of ,thcrs. R
sj Policies wili he granted IL hc usual FORM payable
after DEATH or or term of years upon the pnrsys
striving ~ ,he age u 49, 45 So IS, 90 his or.
tion in either free frm the clsimp f creihors.
The charter per,nts tho granting sfiasurnn-coi life
in every form. including thu rieht If wife, children