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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

The editor OF the Intelligeucer complains. in his
paprof SATURDAY, OF o. severity There is very
simple way in which he may get rid of it. Let us
ALONE. We shall certainly never allude to him 1t
he does so-iTImes-
Nobody in connection with the Intelligencer
ever complained of your "ssrerity." After your
repeated efforts 10 place US in false position, we
at las. complained 10 the public, and asked you TO
give them The evidence of your assertions. In an
sweI to this YOU tell them that you are car
RaiirO4d train" beautiful reply, to an intel
ligea;. iaquiing public. ''Let US alone" and if
you cannot give the public reasons foryour attacks,
forever hold your peace in regard to our establish
ment, which hes perfect right to rise or fall ac-
conling to its own merits, and which does not rely
on any mysterious sympathy which the truth would
dispel.
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1852 mAGNIFICRNT STOCK OF 1859
DRY" GOODS.
5''''''7 ~, WHIT. SELBY. 90 ~


MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now reeeiSinE
HI his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, for Jobbhg Of
neutrality-suspicious. and the best or our
country. carefully selected expressly for the
JoBBING TRADE.
fthe best abrcs, designs and eolors, to which he
spectIy solIcits examination from hin old customers
aud Country Merchants.
CLoTHs-His stock consists in part OF the beat era
and OF the usual variety OF coors both Foreign and
s-af--' Domestic s--.
CASSIMRRRS-Blain black and doeskin, a. wall a. or
III great variety, OF the choicest fancy colors
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Steemixed, faney Green and
Browns, &C. A very full and complete StodkI also
Tweeds and Cy. jeans! G.
OVER COATINGS-OrcoloTed blankets, pilot and beaver
S3t!C cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTSA yeryarge stock OF the best makers OF iasl
Al madder coloTS As well Is the most common kind
1sF ofloyy priced prints for comforts, tko!i
DRESS GOODS-GinghAuns mouse de lans eTnbd luatre,
.SIai n and fg'd black alpacas, as well as OF eooTB
,zsT or the best variety, both figured and plain
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock of cambria figured
and plain, jacOnets,- Swiss and Scotch naills- H.
dia book, thread and cotton laees, edsinGs, ETC.,
in variety, also Irish linens. 81 F... t....,
CAPSNens boys and child velvet and cloth caps,
7i7' also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
AISO-Sh1yls ribbons hosiery, umbrellas, brown anal
blcached uiuslns, shifting, checks Ticking, &c.
tVc;, together with-R full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanedi and eltoseth
CIR ! feel well assured my stock $50 complete that
when It Is examined and the pTic stold, II Will be
found In all respects perhaps superior 10 any
stock OF Goods before offered in Tue maIket.
uug24. ,.,,4.t-.- W. t. SEEBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
sourHnRN ZINE ARTI
T. b. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. C..
GEORGE WASHINGTON!

IT. b. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!
UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN ZINE ART!
uTELcH,s magnificent Portrait of washington-CeO by
w % inches(-Engravedo on steel (by permisaon) rom
s esSy Of his great engraving has doubtless
come IS tGiSr as household words 10 the minds of
EysTg Artist, scholar, and Jurst in our own
country and in EgrSRe aPHSs 81
and as SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait in ezis
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington is
that the Senate United States and the most cesbtst
states it the only Portrait OF
ever Sttspon is invited 10 tho following
from the Hon. Roger b. Taneyi ofe United
States; q Iau- p,,,.,, Inv. oe 1879
e. te1a 5 t ad SssaS
every one who andt less happy in It's
to the ,s ss5 hem 81 s s Ss my oyh6o and bis
appearance Is yet strongly impressed on my s
ness Representing perfectly tho expression, aswen as the
form and features OF his iaee.
lam your ob't servant, ,,,,
Geo. W. childs, Rsq. Philn. -. q 3i... ',st
a.ii izE BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON T. iia
Original Painting, in the Po.sessiop Of PF1ncia iS'
Preston Blair, Esq. CO by 20 inehea')I Il.
PRICE 1--WE DOLLARS PER COPY
~ -a Read ThisI l..sle1s
From the Hon. john Mclean. Associate Judge OF the
- % 80 ~ -CINcTSnArt, 18th Oct, 1852.
Dear Sir-I thank you the likeness OF Gen;
ornl IaeSon It eIceent one In tho latter part
Ms Ife his grey hairs, his tlI AID Frame the
sincerity and Kindness Of his and cap
yafed an who became aequaipsd with him There were
few il any persons edueotea st home or abroad however
much they may associated with toraign courts VINO
could equal the grace and manner Of General Lessons
md ner in social circle consider HMM the
field in drawing room at the head OF the admins
tTntio he remarkable man.
With great respect -. :.
Geo. W. chtdsi Es9, - $ -, s-aa-.zs ti zfif1
| Great Inducement, to Club 6ubscribeTs.a
In order to enable possess copies OF the above e
Portraits the oera the follow
ing Inducements for tho formation of ~ Z d9ll ~
.3's5Lo CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.
To Vft:-For club Of i've, 5000
| ten, ---l.sa-- 30IOO
r--s..rII = att94sl afteensd 3aflf Ssi1 ~, 90
Eth copies OF the work. Will be SENT. Is ~
ReOu receipt the subscriptions, The Rurtr1its VIII h
sent free OF the sole riRk OF The anhacnbeTy9
to one address, TO each or the said club. as de2red.
NJ, 2. Addfess-ROBERT KING, ,fi.s5
Agent for WEIGHS Portraits Warrington and Jackson
for State Of Va, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
l deC1Q-1mdWs,
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-. swAx, it is said, is to make heFtri-
Trr TF's'' SSN
- d, N0alay. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

T =
ARRIVALS. sE ~
Viroqua. .O'Neil. .Steubenville.
Stephen Bayard. Both. : Suntisl.
Allegheny Clipper. henderson. .Mopndsyille.
Courier. Roberts. ..Parkesburgh
Durnal.. . .Calhoon. :. :..P pittsburgh
Allegheny. ...- .Batchelo ~. :, doa.
Pittsburgh -. $50. Campbell Cincinnati
Vermont. "! .Hazlctt.. -. ..... do.-!.
.,.aao, % DEPARTURES. sin 81
viroqua. $3.50. % Neil, :. Steubenville.
Stephen Bayard. Booth. ....Sunlsh.
Allegheny Clipper Henderson. ..Moundsville.
Orion, ........ Dillon. .. st. Mays.
Venture, 80. :. Watkins. p arkesbuIgh.
Winchester 5000, Moore ...... PittsbuIg.
Pittsburgh. ...,.. Campbell. 80. do.
Allegheny. ..... Bachelor. Cincinnati.
Vermont. :. :. .,..l. Hazlctt. 80. louisville.
u1rWater &c feet inchcs-rising.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
STEunENvILLE. .ViroquN. ...........2P P. NJ,
SuNstsH.. ....... Stephen Bayard. "A p. NJ.
PrrTsBURoH. .Diurnal... .........SA A. NJ.
PARKEsBuRGiI. Courier. --..... 10 A. NJ.
ST. MARY's Observation-Disclosures. A. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
Second Arrival of Winter Col

E S SSS,1I arrival OF Winter Goods.
Ht oIIs q BRO, No. b, Main ST. Centre Wheeling,
ne ana tTlmed entirely different from anything ey.
Of FT.nth 1TG1ih 10 This market Also large assortment
Tio oibsI lhioet Cloths AlPaccas, ect., and
prices; ." 9'S'e anu quallty' ana low IN
A,J 70 me above having very large stock on
lo,y Ais gay began TO sell them at SstonishnrIy
or es, ana adopted the motto Small Profits and
mi Purchasers wishing to save money will
ROy5 10 win eau.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
GEO. w. SMITH 8. Co.
Planished Tin ware

uSI opened, assortment OF splendid PlanIshed Ware
consisting Of coffee and Tea Urns chatting Dishes Oys
Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teap0ts Egg
Sosis, stomach MarmeTs, and painted Toilet sets-'a
eGC 9Itce' We respectfully solicit the attention OF
h public 10 our varied aid beautiful nj OF House
ant steam Boat furnishing goods.
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
,or,o Ao2s' Monroe St, near the Post Office,
".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
Dyeing to live |!
FIRTH s. DAY

FIRTH ~. DAG,
Sepenth st., three doors from DR.. Tappari's 8, =
STEuBHNVILLE, OHIO. ,zsa4
Would inform the citizens heeng and vicinity tIAt
they commented the GOloFinR RuHinea1 in every
branch Silks, Cottons and WoOels warranted 10 stand
eoors. Ladies' apparel Gentlemens Coats Pants PettSs
,-,ti.,s Fancy, ColOrs ,.,.-
or every shade got up equal to new Ribbons, Shawll
and in tho OF eobng cleaned, and
aTes on inc
RoeuA to receive and deliver articles and packages for
- = TO y e, Jas. R.F1RTH, -
sept14 JOSEPH DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TI1E undersigned has the following property for sne all
oFwhch he will dispose or on accommodating terms
Io numbered ThYee six Main street. North OF
and adjoining the MeodeOn buildings This IS one oil Tie
most vuua bic building Lots in the City.
Also 16o Lotsin South Wheeling Gate tomet9Wo
many OF these re equal any in that addition to the City
Also othe most valuable Lots tile island nddt
ton TO the City. r,,,;,
No I and Churchill No. 9, additions to the City
will also sell in parcels to suit purchasers so much OF
tho In nj within the corporate limits ofWheeng as has not
hem laid of into lots being upwards OF One hun
red Acres and being the now in the occupancy o
Abraham Altman and held by mo in trust Tor MIS-
Emily ZInc. Iti ,p,,crDo,.c
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LATEST ARRIVAL
Fhr the I,adf6sI s''gt -

LATGSI ARRIVAL s-s' siiS'
eft For the Ladies'! 7s e s. e y p.
1oDD & DEVoL have just received from the Rsst, the
first OF large assortment OF Fan Stock con-
I'D AZ dies Kid jenny Linds. tst 9'7' a
as do do Kid Jenny Lind boots ~. 's'ti sse
.asIfO0Hd6 d, do Kid Run Round Jenny Lind Rosetta
Ts760 do do KidtVVet Shp0tees. atzpo .sots 1s
40 do do Kid Welt High Buaktnss als ie1a sst.i -
,ssy56 do do French Morocco fanny Lind Rosetta
-, 20 do > do, French Morocco Boots y. - -
60 do do Goat Welt Jenny Lind1, = -
co do do Goat Welt High Busldns
(which ybe sold low for Cashs at the Black ihpmoth
B6ot, SOUTH Of MARKET = 5-o55 snEeosg
~ sss Prepare! + Prepare! -
10 Be at The great the esah system
makes in tho Price Of Goods q So =
SIianh opanih stock Dry G6od9 eyOroE.
Sityy ahsI pTopoAe seihe them
ENTIRELY FOR CASHJ5fls 9ans a=ttn
II ,deterunSl At ush price, that every
body Will 30 oonvnpe interest to htyf olg
cash. i1q9
tHihs Rich nj Iafue8,
TYaYd IFld6 Chtntz9 u a. J
GOOD Black Aiflcca9f 6t
.9oodS Jolha and SGtinetA, low
Best Fip Bleaohed Mnalils In town.
Finest i6nd OF Red FiAnnelsSe6a
Also-The most eleEant and 81 ffa
BrdtS deS French NJ Elrcs. E1brnilcr1ps
Cows HoS Story &c. DO, an at leg
i GoShorn Huil dnsi q, stsin stree
X P. S. Goods Aent tY paft city irqf OF chls
I dstoFe epsl qlItil q'eip5s - pish' FN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

c--,IEss request us to saythat they Will
Or O,, agr patrons on New YeErsidhy with
EaH up" ,, Adde'S, and wish to be kindly re-
,nsnbtIE.. -- n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
J KIYEK Nl!EVESsl
RRPoRTED FOR THE INTELLIaElNlo5ER.

Arrivals apa DePnr.arss OF steam HOf''''
FgrtAe last q Hour. ending last nigh at os0tt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
Notice to Housekeepers.

10 000 YARDS OF Carpets al No. 143. Main street.
,UUO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
and the public generally that he has Just returned
from tho east receiving the largest best and
most beautiful stock OF Carpets Rugs OIL Cloths etc etc.
"ycr osrc in This city, embracing variety of
style md quality that beound in the Eastern markets
T0m tic finest English Veves down TO common Rag car
moi This stock selected with great care and
chased under the most favorable circumstances. which Will
cna be me 10 them lower than the same quality OF
gods were ever sold in this CITY, Those in want OF goods
in y will please call and select from my stock OF over
ron onnii J. C. HARBOUR. no. 14s. Main St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

.sssSo5' ,itv and the adjacent towns win DO cup.
,p.r,ss TS,;y InieIisencer by Mr.. F. a. Sears, at
''rs = tESFNTS A WEEK. This will AFFORD an
I%,l ~ 81 many who do not wish to subscribe By
wli supply hia subscribers Punetuhly
" =, ~ h0lf
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: 7gOMIiM7BlRgI AIN
wHEELING MARKRT.
oRRIok oF THE p11LY. tNTeLLIeEN

should bs observed thAt sAOtatlors
gwen below are the Rteltsais Prices: We state this
forthe benefit those who may very small fordeEs
to Inland who may, charged ANAL vance on these
prices. Generally however both city country euato
mors can rely ON prrhssing nom ourRholssale Nor
chalIIs any QUANTITY, d the feghar Whoesae pri:esl
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D. n! ". ALStTT.3 " R. II. LoyE,.f5 ". MARTIN.
.s 80 Love, Martin & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

l- 81 Nod Exchange Place. rsE .-
AgCta for the sale Of BdcoH Pork, Lard Butter flO
Ell lTphiGky and TPSsteTH Produce generally.
oSsESSlNG ample and every facility for doing
business, ina satisfactory manner, they respectfully
ct share the patronage those requiring AGENT in
this Market Particular attention Is given to the purchase
Of Groceries for Western account. 'F ,s-atss
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GINS! ClN>!! Ci\>..!

y - ' FaFs y Y Y II y "
Aprl 3, 1882,
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:. !. GAnlAGss u

ENERAl. shoiesals and retail Grocer'
u Reccirlng and Forioari'ng herchanR'
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing
Shreveport, la, Will give street attention to an
bn.iaess entrusted to his care.
Constantly On hand latge and well selected
stock Of plantation and family groceries wh'et
are oAcrrd rhsap for cash--among which are
smear. teas. h.h, pork, lard oils. cohce~, choco-
late. spires. beet, butter, fruits candles salt
plckle-. bacon, cheese, >yruPs, molas-ts, SOAPS
aou, hams. rce, hardware, tobacco, elgar-
,ovders. shot, lead, starch, &c
The highest price paid lof cotton hides pei
tres, and beeswm
Stranger. are invited TO give me call ana
examine for themselves.
Ir Orders ior the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended to 49,
Nay !, 1872. ""
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(cctbliGOtcS.

THIS Is To certify ,hal bough, large IN u
to run by steam power, from J. AcNa"dcr
tina, ground hundred aud TITS hu.hci, 10
tweh. hours. DAVID NIL"
March H. 1852.
take grcat pleasure N te.tiyipg that
purchased M from $ Alexander, t'al ha-
ground bn.lcl of corn ~ seven miunic., i'
!. IT,. best ever saw uf % horse mill | believe
1t will grind 20 or 50 bushels per daj, and
make good meal.
lanes + T\NIDE
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AsImiuVseraCies Notice.

I ETTFRS of Administration we've grantee
1 To ,n, undersigned, At the Oc,oess t~rm II
the county court 81 Panols eoun,y. pertaining
to the esist.s Of deceased persons. upon ii.s
estate Of Wesley Arnold, deceased. ls~ al
sad county. Al persona. therefore, having
claims s.sinst the said estate arr hcssby nsta-
fed L. present them to me within the line ~
.crih,d by law, duly authenticated, aud those
ini, biei To HE saue viii please make imme.
date paymcut to sso Undersigned.
JtHES ". RAMSEY. ADM.
May !, l-a2. ~ Il
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office.

NEAlED proposal. NI.l bc received al my
- olhro uutil the 9Th DAY Of June next, for
keeping and providing for the following pau
pcr-, fof the term of one year, to-Nlt Mafga-
r, Owens, Nancy Ever, and Eliza Vincent
BY order OF the county court
T.. 6. BEAZLE\, GIN.
MAY %, 1854 f--it
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The split between the Benton and anti
benton party in Missouri is not healed, The
Bentonitss seeded from tho First Distrct
Convention. In that district the anti. Ben.
'on'tes have nominated Mr.. Bogy for Con.
eress.
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NORRIS 4 TACK ETT,

~ JEFFERSON
~ ARE now receiving and opening one
W Of the largest and most general stocks
~ of Drugs and NcdciHcs ever brought
Ia Eastern Texas d" \ change has come Ger
the spirit Of their Dreams and they are now
selling for the "Sp1crinctum generally. Ne
,rsslry i tae mother OF this change. and their
pri,e, are such ~ TO H-tonish those who have
i,nli much in Tc,a- drug stores. They can,
and do sell quinlnc, ealomel, DC leading az
uclc.. at the smallest profits halt,h oil, god
frey'. cordial, ba,cman'> drop, laudauum pare
.,aric. opodrlioc and such articles, by the dozen.
al ons ioitsr. and everything else in proportion
They have large stock Of glassware. window
glass. paints, oil-, and all d,e siul-, at ba, a
small advance and in short, every hing IL their
line t,nd they have lot, and cords Of pretty
ihne-) is offered at very low prices but don't
forget ihcy ak the NVserIHcfUm.
Living at The head at Steamboat navigation.
they are enabled to accommodate Their pnces To
the times Everybody is invited 10 call es-
anime, and buy aud wc promise m the La
ruage OF the immortal Chiiders' to walk np
and mat far
.Jeeerson, April ~, 1859 n'3-2m.
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NOTICE.

DOCKS Tor the subscription Of Stock to the
- Texas and l.oui~lann Railroad Company
are now open IN my office nj Marshall Texas
Persons wishing To make Investments Wal
please call.
T. \ PAiiiI.O. Sec't,.
Nav j. 1892
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New RrsK.--l,is reported in New York
that another Cuban expedition i. on ioo,
Tho story Is that friends OF the late Gov.
ernor.1eneral Concha will cordially wei.
come an invading. force, and lend the nva.
der effective "aid and comfort. True
Delta.
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" II DOUGLASS & co, Rsesirins and
W Foricadns Merchants, Front Lsses
Shreveport, La.
RLtrEEScE;-S~inney, Green, d Co, Payne
4 Harrison, Ns~ Orleans +. L. Hun, 4 Co,
l.ou.y,lle b. VI. Whiiioche 4. Co, New York;
SITTER Pree g. Co, Philadelphia; ChsnG worth
q Co, Cincinnati.
september 10. 1851.
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JAMES +. TAYLOR.
NEW rinM AND NEW GOODS

Tor The Spring and >em@er Of I>52
TIVE undersigned are now receiving aud
opening their -iock ~ Njtiag and N,a.
mr. Goeds. which is we'll selected, consisting ot
almost ever, article usually kept IN adry goods
establishment With an eye to hard tuc- We
ere determined TO give good bargains, aud far.
thermore, deem It prudent not to be undcr-od
by any house ~ town. We will not promise
to do miracles, such a, healing the sck making
the old young the poor ruth % mnrNing the
gais Of Hui We can, and viii, sell goods rs
cheap ~ any one else tail and look Tor youf'
self No chargc for showing good
PIERCE ~ TAYLOR.
March ~ 1854
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ATTACHMENT.
William a. Stnrnes IS. William A. pecran

~ bANHNtNIs
Wtlliam a. Stnrnes vs.: William A. pecrap.
To hs ss--,f NJ said County Crse,ar.
WHEREAS, on the 24th day of April, A D
W 1882, William A, Starue. filed his pell.
ton in m, Office. in substance NJ follows: tht,
-ad drirndant, William a PegrHm tby the
description OF w A. Pcgram) is justly iudebi.
ed TO sad plaintiff IN the sGm of tour hundred
anu elghiy-lonr dollars and twenty-five cents,
besides interest For this, heretofore, tuWit:
on VIC 2sth day OF June, a. b. 1851. the -H.d de.
iendaut made, executed, and delivered hl, Ger.
tam pfomls>ory note, whereby he undertook
aud promised, on the first dty Of January, A D
1902, 10 pay William A SiarneS, OF bearer, Tho
'um of four hundred and eghty.four dollars
and twenty 1--WE cents, with eight per cent uic.
rest from date, and then and there delivered the
same to said plaintiff yet the SAID defendant
hath not paid said sum Of money, or any plrt
thereof and petitioner AYERS that the SAID de.
fcndaui, William A. Prgram, b. not "a rrsijc,h
Of this State, aud that pirr,by petitioner wtii
probably lose his debt, aud praNs u writ Of al
tachmeni may l>suc against the estate OF said
defendant, aud that he br summoned to appear
and answer sand plaintiff, petition. mud that
Judgment hc rendered against said defendant
for said sum Of money IN said note specified,
and interest thereon, according 10 til, tenor and
effect of said note
You nre hereby commanded to summon the
sad William A Pcgmm, by publication Of tins
writ for four successive weeks IN the TcXa,
Republican, a newspaper published ~ the town
OF Marshall, 10 Harrison county, to be and APP
pear before the District court Of Harrison eouu-
ty, nj the courthouse m the town ct Marshall,
on the thirteenth Monday ai er The third Mon.
day IN March. 1852, then aud there 10 answer
the petition Of William a Staruc~ for wit
Of Attachment and IN plea Of debt
Herein iul not, and make due return hereof
.>sAii,,. Test. ,.urHIg K FoEp, CLERK
S2T4.. Of laid Court Gi.ru under nay
q l: hind and seal Of office, %, Mar
ISIS shall tins 2Gih day Of April, 4 b
l. X FORD, G. D, G.
Issued April Goth, 1883
l. X FORD, c. D c.
Received in Office Aptl 3nth i $50 and handed
70 the Editor OF the Texas Republican same
day for publication.
; T. PERRY, Sheriff II G..
NAV |, l>52, nii-ir.
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I WISH 10 inform tine Planters That Will
! have an Agent attending the d''rr''' Court,
To contract Tor selling my Gins and Mills.
Those wanting either. would do wei, tee -nu-f,
themselves Of their character, A. ava satisfied
they wili prove satisfactory. Mr. W Parli",
OF \ Carnnohcl, wt attend each coutt AID re-
present my Interests.
j. $ ALEXANDER
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Carriage Repairing and isi0ch :
~nitila;.

fINliE subscriber would ihf,fm hi- friend and
l the public, that hc Is s'ill carry iug on his
Blacksmith .hop situated We; 81 tine public
square. Marshall lie j, prepared 70 On ali
er,lcr, with which he may be favored, 10 salts
ia,9on and expeditions maunc7.
ils i. ALSO prepared TO make wagons, or 10
impair carriages and wagons. The geutle-
nan who ha. charge OF thi, department is Hn
cscciles, worAman, and ~iil give satisfaction.
i. BLRtIlIK
Apfl 3. 1852 molly.
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ST l. 4 NJ MILL,

ST l. II VI l. l..
'I'IlE .ul-crihcr takes iii. method Of inform
i my bis patrons aud The public generally
That ia, Steam saw aud Gri,t Nil. situated
about one ana quarter niles northwest from
Marshall, il nov 10 operation, aud IN good 0rde,
lie IL prepared to accommodate orders at shoti
notice, and on reasonable t,tnl-, for cash, o.
on crcii, 20 punctuH dealers. Ihe following
are ,te price,, per 1000 feet;
Lumber hoard measure, sl5 90
Rough edged lumber, lc %
LathIng and pds., s,jc and
edge measure, 30 90
The rrl-t mil VIII a, all times be in opers.
tion. Sacks brought 10 th. mill must b. PLAIN
~ marked, OF there will be 40 responsibility for
lus-.
Ten per cent wi te charged on lumber bills
when not paid in i,auec. All sums oh credit
vii be considered due on the hr,t da, vi DE.
cember Of the cprfent y.ar.
a d. BURRESS
January ~, 1859 ,3u:9y
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a female named Catharine Scbolev
aged 30, who weighs Gil lbs. is being cy
hibited at Columbus, Ohio.
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Cattle Market
VIEW lERTISL NINT>.

JANIS % Armstrong. THOMAS E rfINEE.
1 RMSFRONG 4 Plr\Ek Auo-ueaS a.
n L1u Heed r.on. ku-k county, IcNa-.
VIII put.., 80 Nae couutie, # Ku.k, Pamela,
rpsiur, Smith. ard Cherokee. and u the Su.
prcmc ID Federal Courts, at Tyler
MN -, 1852 N3-ui7
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foLrrioAL lon" al tue Baltimore
Sun says, that Mr. FILLMORE will have 10"
votes IN the National Convention al Tue
start 40 from the North and the balance
rom the South. when, !, - SAL VIII DC
enough to secure ."s nominal ''on--la' pe'
ing n majority