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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13
BY the National Line.
rELEGRAPuKD FOR Tnn Daily ENcEs
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX. Dec. II.

Il H., L..
The Niagara arrived this SIornng, at O. clock,
with dates from Liverpool to the 25th of November
- ENGLAND.
The Parliament confined the principle Of free
trade.
The Turkish bondholdors in London resolved
that the Turkish Government IS bound for the re-
loan and that they will take steps 10 enforce
their claims through the action Of Parliament.
FRANCE.
The Empire is progressing; the vole, trompublic
anil private cunts, show that the feturns will
undoubtedly give larger majority than any pre-
viouS appeal. Returns from SO d rartments Gin
Guiding the army and navy show the vote 10 lc
yeas, 7,26O,0O0i nays $50, COO. The official pro
| clanaton Of the Empire is expected TO take place
| on the I'd of December. 1t is reported that Napo-
leon III will address ont manifesto TO France and
another 10 Europe, both of which will essentially
be pacific. He has already sent a massage TO the
Legislature, stating that the Government will
dergo no change, except in name.
| SWEDEN.
The King is convaleScent aud the Regency has
ended.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna correspondents state that the death of
Mr.. Webster will restore relations with the United
States and that Chevaier HuSeImann will return
10 Washington.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
There we're %, 600 bales of Gotten sold this weeks
New Orleans fair, els; middling, 5a5 5-S; upland
mddling, 8 3 s. The demand is moderate holders
pressing Oh Tue lluIhCts -oaleS 10 SpGCttdlulSI
1900 bales, and to exporters 1000 bales. Flour
dull: western canal, 24sa24s6d; Ohin, 25s6d. Vel
low corn sell Mt 3ls7d, white ct 33sjd. Lard, Is.
ConsOlS, one quarter premium.
This morning, cotton is quiet and considerably
declined, reaching one-fourth. Market unsettled
and accurate quotations cannot be given. The
official quotations the Board Of Brokers to-
high. On Saturday, the upland fair sold at BID
Stock at Liverpool. exclusive of the amount on
Shipboard, II, 600 over same lime last year.
The brcadstuns market is firm with an upward
tendency. Wheat, Ts6d; red, 6sSd western canal
-four, 25sa25sGd; all other brands, 25S9d. Yellow
corn, S2s; white, J3s; mixed, 3ls.
Provision market unchanged, and moderate bu-
siness doing al previous rates. Rice l7s6d. Prime
old mess beef, Ito; western pork old, II; eastern,
~.
The tallow market opened active, but fell OF a
42s. Spirits turpentine, 50sa65s, with small sales
Tea, slow sales except new. Ashes, frn-pots,
81; pearls, 81. Coffee, firm and prces unchanged.
Hides and hemp dull. Philadelphia bark, 9; hold
ers demand an advance which is not generally con-
ceded. Molasses is brisk at lJs9d. Sugar in mo-
derate demand; Muscovado, Stall.
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Cordage.

CordaSe.
m COILS Manila ID sizes, at Pittsburgh prices
CO % do taTTed hemp do do 81
IL do untarrcl do do Ea
- reels Packing Yarn;
do Italian hem,I Packing Yarn;
% dOLsn Red cords and Plough line
go lbs Broom TyVinej
700 lbs sup'T cotton Seine TNtnei
70 Ibs GiliDg;
10 reels hemp Bed eoTdj
30 bales Oakum;
10 bTiS Pitch and ROsnt
- general assortment, comprising BlockSs HOOKS 4nt
ILdmbles rhiaaa. lard OH,
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Attentioni! -

Attention.!
HAVING Just returned from Eastern Cities, with
/ i more than double the former supply OF
Fancy, staple and Domestic Dry Goods.
The subscribers prepared TO offer more than or
binary Inducements purchasers, having nadc their &C.
Ioctinns with the greatest and trouble, having eye
and tastes Of evcTy ltcr themselves that
they will be able sell every the most SRt-
isflctory terms both in regard to quality and price.
Please call and examine for yourselves at
= ROEMER q BROTHER'S
40. 30, Main street,
sepet6-3md C. Centre Wheeling. Va
and parties nised in the best style and al
short notice, Premium Confectionery and Cake
Bakery OF TnOvt71 T NJ PARKER.
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TuE ANERrcAN WmG REVIEW, for December
has b,en received. 1t contains lfe-like portrait
n Daniel Webster. The contents nre:-DHniel
wsls;.r. the Foreign Policy of the incoming Ad-
minisiration, Mouuonism i'll Illinois, the Art and
Mystery of blowing our own Trumpet, the Passions
and Intelligence of Men. Fragments from an unPu-
blishcd Magazine, Political Letter 10 friend in
,b. county, or what shall we dol General Review
and critical notices.
The article on Daniel Webster is an able review
If his public career and and private life, by Pro-
GSsor FELTON,, of Cambridge.
Published by Champion BiSsel, New York.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour dull al $780, whiskey has advanced to 10
with better demand. Hogs are steady al G,4oa6.5o
Lard IO4 Shoulders u. Other articles aTe gen
orally unchanged withincreased receipts.
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-. .,,,, of,he DAILY lSTELLlG kAGNH '''
G9Siss afee Of publication. Price T"" 'eN'
SEARS is authorized to receive
IT,. to he Daily Tweeky and lob % Work TO be done
nd. nd 10 contract for advertising anu 'o'
lbs Office. 49,, ,,,,.,. ,v,,, hc sin.
in the city and the adjacent towns i S DC
C with he pay !9'9SSfEsssIK ny This viii sSri an
the rate o, IN n sny who DO wish to subscribe by
atfon'"aW NJ s will supply his subscribers nuie'uAS
"a Al al carly EOuS.
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No Western and southern Merchants.
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
E!HPQRTEERS & JOBBERS
OFlFANCY DRY GOODS. 90 =
No. ii, S. 4th St. between Market and
..5 Chestnut SIS, Phila,is
NV. Sexton, L. SEAL, A. Van swEAniNoEs
~ ERR TO tho largest assortment OF Ranc,
lN J nry Goods in the city. II Comprises inpaTt Of
iIodcTy nf all dnis and qullities. f-ias hfssfss
(iloVUs. UndefshiTts, nTesS Shirts and ColIaTR.
WoolicF yarns OF tideToht shades and oOlOra.
A hnc slSnTtnant Of Shell Combs.
2 40 "A do do. BpfJalo and Imitation conh1
BIilhGS ofall doHplptiOps, . lesS5 ~
Dress and TalloFg TTtmm pEl 81 ~ nnhPtt- ifstf
Bdfnltts, sir cord col q Spoil ~ ,tnni ~
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[.cr punLlCATIoNS.-Z THE GirsES'
NV p, Annette Marie Mallarl, in one vol oetavo.'
.n.r covers. Price so cents. J. A. X U. r.
'.m,.s. Publishers, Cincinnati, o.
W. Mcuechen has laid copy of the above ma
.,aI work upon our table. for which we are much
,,,e ell Th. fair authoress is beautiful and no"
s.r,T writer; her deliniations Of chataeIer ate
malicious and evidence discerning mind Z'"sf"'
a.. heroine, is a most difficult charactcr-at once
nnnd impuIsive, imperious; yet, subdned by that
universal lcvcler, lore. The plot is excellent and
,ceIl.n,Iy sustained to the end. ltsnlso printed
on good paper, a rather uncommon circumstance III
cheap books nova days.
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BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
SUPERINTENDENT roqua. ...........2,P. NJ.
SuNRIsH. Stephen BaYarl..,..4 p. NJ.
PTrsBURoM. .Winrh hester. IS A. NJ.
PARKEsBuRGm. Venture. ...........1 10 A. NJ,
ST. Mays -. Orion. 10 A. NJ.
Sr. LOUIS. Prairie City. .......6P. NJ.
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I KIlV l1R MEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENoER.
Arrivals ana Depnrturcs OF stenn, Boatn.
ARRIVALS.

For The lrst24 Hours, ending last nig4t at clock.
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Ii J hsR Lar" o'l 'eee'Seo " KELLS4. CALDWELL
JyIFry hove. nn received aid for sale by
Il 5.r3 O'As - - KILLS q CALDWELL,
YNrE.ry. h,,.s Col, s,I,ratus received by
d.ss "'Ne' S'N- ''----- KELL-S d CALDWELL.
JvRRMIFTGR-Prev,snn and bfcIanc's tor sale by
\ deg KELLlS 4 CALDWELL.
IFTEEN baskets Salad pure and fresh j12t Tsssiy.
L ell by [dee3I KBLLS 4 cALD'H Ell -. /,
) Ly Tdec3l KILLS CALDWELL.
JoEoXES Ground Pepper just received b (, n,1P,I
& liz Resubu,ed Iodne o5 Ii Iodide Potassium for sale
y by Idec3l RELLS & CALDpVELh'
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Carpet Bags.

on DOZEN Garnet Bags all sorts and sizes, Just reeeiv
~ oil "a r saie cbeap either Wholesale Retail, by
septi q HARBOUR, O1i3, Main st.
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Z COMM I4RCl. AL! I.
WHEELING MARKET.
oFRloR oPrak DAILY tNEE11laN \ ny, /

[n1Nots-lt should DO observed that the equations
given below the Wasle,als Prices We state this
for the benefit Of those may have very small orlers
prices Generally however both city and country cuso.
mcrs can loy on purchasing from our Wholesale Mcr.
chanta, in quaaty ntthe regular Wholesale precal
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TTrustee's Sale.

VIRTUE ofa deed Of trust from JOSIAH ~ Haykins
ID 10 me- dated The 3rd ay 81 a n
soiiS win sen 1t public 70 the hiEnest :.
he mont door tie Court ose % sd %
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Vienna correspondents state that The death of
Mr.. Webster will restore relations with the United
States and that Chevalier HuSeImann will return
10 Washington,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20

INVENTORS Mechanics and Manufacturers.
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journal exactly suited TO their wants. 1T Is issued
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OF believing it the first among the many Scientific
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20
Etat de la Lou isiane-Paroisse dDerriAe.
Vente de Succession.

Inn vertu dun ordre GU decret a moi adresse
T. par rHon'bIe Cour du Seine District de
lEtat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour la Paroisse
dIbervilIe, date lie % de FevEier 1852, yexpo-
serai en- vente publique, au plus ofrantetder-
nier enchefisseur- (
Mardi, lie 30 de Mars, HS52,
entire les heurcs de 10 A NJ ct IL M. a la mai.
son de cour de Ia dite p~aroisse, les prophecies
.ci-apres decrites, appartenant a la
Succession de feu Joseph Blanchard,
SAVIOR:
Cent cinquan,e sept actions de Ia Banque
des Citoyens.
CONDITIONS.
L'acquereur fournira ses Biilets avee eau
ton en- solido a la satisfaction de Jean s. Bian-
ehard Administrator de la dite succession.
payable en- quatre placements egaux-eom-
me suit: iii quart du prix d'adjudication pay
able en- Mars 1852, un quart en- Mars 1858
an quart en- Mars 1854, ct un quart en- Mars
1850; toutes sommes au billets non pages a
cchtance porteront intarets a raison de hut
pour cent par an ~jusqu'au parfait Placement.
IL. PETIT, Sherif.
Paroisae dIbesyilIe, 2s Fevrier, 1861.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20

100. Bomb Charles, negre, age environ 80 ans
200. David Jones, negre, age de SO aus.
2lo. Bedford, Negro, age de Is ans.
900. Hannah Richardson, negresse, agee envi-
ron 80 ans.
23o. Big Margaret, negresse, agee environ 80
2to. Lefty, negresse, agee environ II ans.
$50. Isaac, Negro, age environ 80 ans.
700. Lucy, negresse, agte environ dix sept ans.
2'o. Somerset, mulatre, age environ ~soixante
ans, Ell sa femme Harriet, negresse, agte Ell
yiron cinquante ct I'm ans.
ESQ. Mary Ann, negresse, agee environ 81 ans,
ct son entanl Silly, age de deuX mois.
$50. Mary, negresse, agce environ 80 ans. ct
son enfant Allis, agee de cling ans.
300. John, mulatre, age de dix neuf ans.
MOBILIERS.
81. Une quantite de mobilier, consistent en-
Chevaux, Mu'tts, Bates a Carnes, Outils
Aratoires, meubles de maison, trois cent
vingt trois VOLUMES, veins, liquors, &c. &c.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
Lhabitation, les u~stensils aratoires, &C., de-
crits ct detailles dams linventaire depuis larti-
Gle 43, jusqu'a Particle IS, les betes a cornes,
lie mails, foin ct autre fouragc, payables en- qua
tire placements egaux dams un, deux, trois ct
quatre ans du jourd de la vente; racquereur fou-
Mira ses bil!ets, endosses a la satisfaction de
rExecuteur, ct hypotheque speciale pour assu-
rer lie Placement des dts billets dams Iacte de
vente qui sera passe, ct dams lie meme acte il
dounera bypotheque spectacle sur au moins soix-
ante tetes d'esclaves, qui seront mis- immedi-
atement sur la dite habitation.
Les Esclaves seront vendus separement ct
en- families, payables, I'm tiers du prix d~'adjudi-
cation compliant, ct la balance du prix payable
dams un an du jour de la vente, Pacquereur fou-
Mira ses billets endosses a Ia satisfaction de
Christopher Adams, Executor de la dite sue
~cession; hypotheque speciale sera retenue sur
les e~sclaves. Les betes a cornes, mulets, che
vaux, ct toutes autres mobeliers paya5les,
toutes sommes de cent piastres on molns comp
tant, ct toutes somrnes au dessus de cent pias-
tres payables, On tiers compliant, ct la balance
en- un an, avec des billets endosses CONNIE ci-
avant mentionnes.
.Touts placements ct billets a termes pour
lhabitation les esclaves ct lie mobilier porte
ront ~interets a raison de hut pour cent par
an du jour de Ia yente jusqu'au parfait pale
ment.
ST lie process de - Wilson Us. Hynes g.
CraigEead ct al, qui eXiste maintenant dams la
cour de Circuit des Z. q. pour la Louisiana a la
Nile. Orleans. nest pas ternine avant lie jour de
la vente; les acquereurs de l'habitation ct des
esclaves quiy sont reclames comme part de la
succession de Jh. Erwin. les prendront suiet a
cette reclamation pour ce qu'ils yaudront, mails
is auront la pleive garantie de IL succession
du dit Whi,all. ct la subrogation de Ia garan-
tie, due par les autres parties defendeurs dams
la dite cause.
La vente aura lieu a Ia derniere residence du
dit feu Jos. E. Whitall.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberyille, lie 6 March, 1852.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20
State Of Louisiana-Parish OF DerUille.
Succession Sale.

10y virtue of an order or decree to me direc-
ID ted from the Hon. Sixth District Court OF
the State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
lberville, dated Odd February, 1852, Twill offer
at public sale to the highest and last bidder
On Tuesday 3Oth March, 1852,
between 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and - NJ, at the
Court House Of the Parish OF. 1berville, the
following described property belongingto the
Succession of Joseph Blanchard, deceased,
to wit
One hundred and ffty-seven shares of the
Citizens Bank Stock.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The purchaser Or purchasers to give his or
their notes, with security in solido to essat-
~isfaction of the administrator, Jean s. BIan-
chard, and payable in four equal instalments:
one fourth in March, 1852, one fourth in March,
1853, one fourth in March, 1854, and one
fourth in March, 1856; and all sums or notes
not punctually paid at maturity to bear liter
est at the rate of eight per cent per annum
Fl ON time due till paid.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parishof Iberville. 2sth February 1852
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20
sNNyASNN sSANAMSA,

Religious Discussi0n.-Iwo men who were
locked up together in a cell 10 the First NUM-
cipalily calaboose, engaged themselves in a re,
ligioas discussion last evening which attracted
an admiring audience of idle white men and
prinning negroes. The holder and more7reso-
iHute of the two, a red faced, large boned biped,
Justify declared he was a firm believer IN moth
err church, and denounced his opponent as q
''freethinker," The freethinker treated the
passionate outbursts of the church man very
cody, ard sneezed at his arguments. 1t wasa
novel sight. Those men lnearcerated tor crime
contending on the purity OF their religious faith,
and he who claimed to be Christian, with ra's-,
cd arm. menacing look and ~blasphemous tongue
s seemingly Tf+ ,*, ~srs TO s an a sc Separated s,sSs Il BY NJ he aol pe.
iiee.-Picayune.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20
House SERVANTS.

1AUuSS SCTCUMS.
n. Somerset, mu'atto man, aged about so
years, and his wife Harriet, negro woman,
II aged 81 wears,
%. Mary Ann, negro woman, aged about q
years, and her infant child Silly, aged two
months,
20. Mary, negro woman, aged about 80 years,
and her child AIlis. aged 5 years.
80. John, mullatto boy, age IS years.
81. Moyeable Property-co sisting in Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Farming Utensils, &c, House
hold furniture, Three hundred and twenty
three volumes Miscellaneous Wolks, Wince,
&c.
TERMS OF SALE.
The plantation and Farming Utensils and
Tools described in articles from 43. to 70. in
elusive of the Inventory, the Horned Cattle,
and the Corn, Hay and other forage in one LOT,
payable in four equal instalments at one, two,
three and four years from the day of sale, the
purchasers to give notes satisfactorily endorsed,
and special mortgage to secure said notes in an
act of sale 10 be passed, to give special mort
gage on at least sixty heads of slaves to be
Immediately put upou the plantation.
The slaves 10 be soldIseparately and in..fami-
lies, payable one third cash on the day Of sale,
and the balance at one year thereirom, the
purchasers to give notes endorsed to the salts
faction of Christopher Adams, Executor of said
Estate, secnred also by special mortgage on the
slaves sold.
The Cattle. Mules, Horses and all other
moveables, payable cash for all sums of one
hundred dollars or under, and for any sums
above, payable one third cash, and the balance
at one year, in notes endorsed as aforesaid.
All the credit payments and notes for the
Plantation, Slaves and Moveables, to bear an
interest at eight per cent per annum from the
day of sale until final payment.
Should the suit of-W Wilson Us Hynes and
Craighead and al, now pending in the Circuit
Court of U. S. for Louisiana, in N. Orleans, not
be terminated at the time of the sale, the purcha-
sers of the plantation, and of the slaves, which
are claimed in it as part of the succession Of
Jh. Erwin, to take the property subject to the
claim for whatsoever it is worth, but to have
the full warranty of the succession of said
WhitalI and s~ubrogation of the warranty due
by the other parties, defendants in said suit.
Sale to take place on the premises.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville. 9Th March, 1852.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20
Slater of Louisiana-Parish Of Nerrile.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of n decree or order to me direct
ID ed from the Hon. 9th District lourt OF
the State of Louisiana in and for the Parish
of IberviIle, dated the 10th ~instant, ] will offer
at public sale to the highest and last bidder
On Wednesday, 18th April, 1854,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property belonging to the
Succession q, FRANCOIS Ponyol, deceased,
to wit:
Joe, negro boy, aged about eighteen years.;
A dark bay mare named Liza. !
~ TERMS OF SALE.
The slave Joe payable, one half of the price
of adjudication in all the month Of March,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, and the other
half in all the month of March, e ghteen hun
dred and fifty four-the purchaser to furnish.
his notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the
administrator of said succession; special mort
gage to be retained on the said slave until full
and final payment Of said notes; in case OF non
payment at maturity, to bear interest at the
rate of eight percent per annum from time
due till paid. -.
The movable property payable in all the
month of March, eighteen hundred and fifty
three; purchaser to furnish his note endorsed 10
the satisfaction Of the said administrator
Sale to take place ut the last residence of the
deceased, in the said parish of l~bervilIe.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of lberville, 18th March, 1852.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-20
TO Sugar Planters,
LACE SUPPORTERS.
Orleans.

DI SULPHITE of Linn is now offered for sale
ID fresh made and guaranteed to be full strength.
This article according TO Nelson's improved me-
thcd of making sugar, is a perfect ~clarifer, and a
preventative Of fanny change, or fermentation in the
cane juice; making a white and better sugar and
leaving very little molasses. Those interested IN
Sugar Making may depend upon gettinga geed ar
ticle of Bi Sulphite Of Lime, and not that which
has been long kept and chemically CHANGED.
Els made at the Southern Chemical Works OF
Massey, Marcelin & Co., in New Orleans.
Orders will be promptly attended 10 by
P. L. MASSEY & Co.,
nev1I Corner of Gravier and Camp sits N.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
III e. I'VE I'VE & I 2 S
Patent Elastic Shoulder Br1ces,

Soht nnly III 20 81. Cua1ieS 81, opf0>ifc Union.
render the mciiIrd posture necessary. To tn, CONSUME
i've Tie aedc"inr,, AMI all those who III Their daily pur-
s,'i'7 nave contracted the habit of stopping the Shoulder
grace Il ihe>t1m"i!H. It prevents the shoulders from fail
ing Forward o. IT," Ghost, cxpaids the d..,,i~. jti. of tHo
chandler IN which the lungs and hr. ri az. ,orautci, q, i
SN'> buoy -cl and 'igi' 70 Tie %holc traIu" II as IN It's
acton, ''untetactI" the principal causes which lead to
utN 81 on t!orr important organs, and to a numerous train
OF uer vuus III, To u Inch su many re suhucct g