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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Short Greek lands for Sale
In Ohio county, Virginia.

JITIsHING TO dispose my Real Estate, offer at pri-
w sale until the list day of November next, farm
in County Ohio situate the waters OF Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This
erty desraby located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm in the highest state having
large plank fencing and judicously laid of
in farming and grazing purposes There are
premises good dwelling houses, with ample Sta
bling, cribs, There also four good tenants
Houses. There is commodous barn, one hundred
eight long by forty four in width. fitted in every
particular wants the farm, including ample shell
Ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will lands in whole in part, TO suit the
wishes those desiring TO purchase Terms will be lib.
eral
The rapidly advancing Improvement fthe city OF Wheel
ing facilities afforded by the various rail road conec
tons completed with the West, and the Sea
bo,rd the excellent market afforded in Wheeling Tor
productions of country render this farm
highly desirable for persons wishing 10 farm proaby and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been hcl!
out to purchasers. s..HsE = w MlTCHELL
Wheeling, Sep. Of, 1852.
U5-washngton Reporter and Examiner and Weilsburs
Herald copy. 800 ...t.-.,-r|, g .,
Hats and Caps. -.
10S DoZ assorted Caps cents TO $40 to be pro-
lNC cured at s. D. HSrper's Hat and Cap store whose
legitimate business is selling Hats and Caps which is the
place call fashionable articles in his line sep 22
. BBLs Lard oil just reooivcdb lf l.,i-.. =
. oote6 KELLS & CALDWELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

~To THE vrcrons BELONG THE SroILs-"-The
victorious Democracy in this city (hy the way
when we come to think of it, they are most I'M :
potent minority to assume to represent this commu
n;ty) seem determined to illustrate to the fullest
extent the favorite principle, "ro the victorsioe
long the spoils- The oiice-seekers are already at
each others heels with their petitions, and they
present them to the Wings with as much GOODNESS
as if they had never been abused in unmeasured
terms by the organs of Democracy. 40 most in
decent haste" as Hamlet says in his astonishment
when the place of the buried majesty of Denmark
in one month after his death, supplied by new
husband But the speed of the Wheeling De-
nocracy beats Hamet's time all to pieces. They
will not even wait for the funeral obsequies, but
rush, like hungary cormorants, TO fatten upon the
spols, months before the departing Administration
has heaved its last breath! ADA
All the fun has not left this world yet: Its n
"iree fight" gentlemen, pitch in,
''to it pell nell,
Ifnot to heaven, then hand in hand To-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

0vFRBoARD.-A man fell into the river on Sun
day, between a steamer and the lower wharf boat.
He was rescued by means of roap thrown to him.
No E.srrRs MAIL last night. Bad roads and
snow storms, we suppose. 1na"
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Dyeing to live ]!

Seventh ST., three doors from DR.. Toppan's,
.eftfEt. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. .t- u T.
Would inform tho citizens OF Wheeling vicinity tina.
they have commenced the Coloring Busin in every
branch Silks Cottons and Woolcns warranted to stand
Ladies' apparel, Gentlcmen's Coats Pants Yeats.
&c. -H HI 'alE.3 f-s
l4r. Fancy Colors ~ x. mad
or every shade got up equal Ribbons, SbawHr
and everything in the coloring cleaned pressed
done on the shortest notice, and on easy terms.
DArTangements have been made with the steamer sv,
RoquA receive and deliver articles and packages fors
daily. p
scpt14 .H-E.- .1H-ra .a.#= JOSEPH DAY Etv
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LATER-we have just received letter from
lanes A. Adair OF McConnelsville, confirming the
,boye. without any additional particulars.
We learn that Mr.. A. II. Dillon was on board
and blos into the canal, but without much INJURY.
Mr. IF. hewitt was severely scalded.
The Clipper did not go down any further imam
Beverly Yesterday, aud would leave there fol- here
about O'Clock this morning:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

uv1> coz
q ~. SoiIioe OF publication Price, Two oeSrs-
srips is authorized to receive subserip
y .a,bc Daily, TiWeekly ana Meeky !nsiiS I'm. :,
for advertising and JOB WORK ~ DC o'
his Office
,os in the city and the adjacent towns WI be sup
"a with the Daily InteiSsnesL by Mt s1d an
The TO many DO not wish TO subscnoe py
sseV ssaT MI $ will supply his SUBSCRIBERS Puhe'u''
ana at aneariy hour ~
i55 aid YOU find any eggs The old hens nest th.
'rrT no sill 1.-THE old hen LAID any she mas NUT
lid the.a'
"a FREScn BREAxYAsr.-Two sat-ce' lars anu
muffin. IA sx,,,
the office of the GAINESVILLE Courier, dated
c,m,Iay evening, more than confirms our 'e'e-
,,bic report of the extentof the explesioa oil The
v,.t.ve Belle. 1t furnishes the following adui-
toRal particulars; ... 400.
Tt.. explos;on was general, and the boat sunk
yerv shot time. Mr.. Pyle reports 70 Killed
and wounded. 4gL.a ~
I;r,. Mate, Samuel Sullivan, killed,
second Mate, missing.
First Clerk, NJ Z. WaiSsen, badly injured.
can't. Hahn, slightly injured.
PILOT, Cal. Stull, leg bsoken-
M. Pickerell, slightly injured.
M Barbour, passenger, OF PltlsouIsh' produce
dealer, killed: ;,,s, ,.,obe ,
10 from Beverly He makes the matter much
,rnTze than at first supposed-9 killed, can't rec
rIIect names missing, supposed to be in the nv
:, and is or 20 wounded and scalded.
Milton wassen, LIST Clerk, very dangerously IN
ia,ed,
Not one in the ladies cabin injured
Both Engineers missing
First Steward missing.
several others, Mr.. Pyle reports, were blown up
IN the bank and killed-pames not known.
Mr.. Diefenhacher reports the boat a Peiiect
loss not speck of timber standing Ia front oil
che wheel house,
From the hurry of Dir. Pyle to reach here for our
,bvs;ciaus he could give no more OF the paItcu-
i,rs OF thi sheart-rending catastrophe.
p.S. TIE mall carrier reports that Daniel Ems
nester, of Marietta street, GAINESVILLE, was killed
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RIVER IN.EWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENoER.
Arrivals mud Departures of steam, non'r
For e last24 Hours, ending last NIGH at o'el0et.
ARRIVALS.

------~N>-~--------------
ari.=. ARRIVALS. n 7i.r,t sl.L
yir.oua .O'Neil. -. .Steubenville
Stephen Bayard. Booth Suntlsli.
Arrowline. ...... Harris. 49,. .. MaIrietta.
Diurnal... Calhoun ....... Pittsburgh
Buckeye State. .Bellsover... Co.,.
Neptune. .-..-... .Steret-..-..-. -.....do..'i
Prairie CITY. do..,..
Julia Dean. ~. McYey do. !.
+" Cincinnati.. ,. - .Kountz. Cincinnati.
Salrln.,. Hope --.-... d..
e'l5 ,-.e4 'lh DEPARTURES ..5 5.,0 ~.
aYiroaua. o. Neil. ..Steubenvillc.
Stephen Bayard. Both ..........,. Suniish.
Winchester. Moore. Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. 49,. .Kountz. 49,. ~. do. -.
Salem. Hope ............. do
Buckeye State. .Bellsover. ..... Cincinnati.
Julia Dean. ......McVey.-.. 80. GAINESVILLE.
Prairie City, ...--.......t 81. LOUIS
Neptune. ..Steret. Galveston Crcxas)
1rWater feet 0inches-falling. ';
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
SrEupENvILLE .Viroqua. ..........2 r. NJ
SuNrlsH. Stephen Rayard. a p. NJ.
PrrTsnuRGii. 80. Diurnal ...,S a. NJ.
MARIETTA. .Arrowline. 10 a. NJ.
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GOAIM.1sI{GIAE.
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY INTEIIIGENcER

- SIC Nortin6er 16 1852.
L5Nois.-It should be observed that tho quotations
given below tho Whoieaals Priees. We state this
for the benefit of those who mny have small orders
to fill and who may be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however, both city and country custo.
mcrs can rely purchasing from Wholesale Mcr-
chants in any quantity the regular Wholesale prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

Ifnot to heaven, then hand in hand TO-"
and the dell Ia Ike the hindmost!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

PITTSBURGH-RIvE AND WEATHER.
Nov. Is.
River #. 3 inches and falling Weather cloudy
and cold.
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40 Western md Southern Merchants.
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS 81 .BOHBIBERS

q" ANO1 Dhf "IUODS.
No.11, S. 4th st. between Market and p
s.a--rrI rl Chestnut SITS. PhiPa.
]. W. SEXTON, L. SEAL, A. Van SwEARINGEN.
OFFER purchasers the largest assortment of Fancy
W Dry Goods in the city. It comprises in part of
Hos:cry Of all kinds and qualities, ,fz s-a. Il, II
Gloves Undcrshirts, Dress Shirts and Collars.
Woocr yarns OF different shades and coors. -ss.
a fine assortment of Shell Combs. r. Il .f4T...l
10 do do buffalo and Imitation Combs. 80
Brushes of all descriptions. r,s..s ...-.5 aIt.ri
Dress and Tailors Trimmings of all kinds. .s.H
Burnctts, six cord cold Spool Cotton. -5.-
Pcrfumcry of all kinds. w.. - -, -.., e.. a4
As well great many styles goods flour own impor,
ation which we here mention, and which we'll
worthy the attention byers We feel make 1t TO
their interest to give US ATRIAL ,- .-f septS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

Wheeling and Marietta Packet.
THE STEAMER
fTGSNAh II Il w LEN E.
ktsTTftf55 N Harris, Master, will leave Wheeiin.
se-S,sSsssat 10 A. NJ, on Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday Returning on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nj G ). M The ARROWIINE will stop at all inernie
diatc points orders entrusted 10 the officers OF she
buat will be strictly attended TO
,,a le,G"' VI PA'SAs ''i" s. C. BAKER, Ast
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
~a JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in
E@ vitc the attention OF his friends and the public
SfSAS generally, TO his establishment, where viii be
found constantly hand large and well selected assert
Brides, Harness, Iron frame and Wood box
TrunIkr ynliscs, Carpet Engs. Scotch Upper
nnti HOE skin Collars, Nnmcs. Whips, &c.
&C., &c.
of the best materials we be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring purchase requested to call and ex
anime for themselves at
sept13-1yd. -tts' No. lis, nam ST. w heehng' va.
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Notice.
TINE Collector of Pew rents in ST. Matthew's Ghuien n
tends resign his charge, and would thank ueheh'H
Wheeling. l3-slmd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

CINCINNATI-RIVE2.
Nov. 15-noon-
The River has fallen six feet since Saturday eve
ming. ... 1-..... d ...-.. d. ..s.-
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STEAMBOATS,.

r.. y. G. RAKER g. Co,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
WILL the receiving and delivering OF freight
w and collection OF freight bills. ..
u5-Once at the Store. [oct1S-du
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u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
BETWEEN
wheelinc and Pittsburgh.

Wheeling nnd 81. Hary's 1rI:"eeKiS = t'!kc-
fsiGea IA -1 ORION,
sisssIInI p g.. WILLIAM DILLON. Master.
=-s@-CSS---slW regularly between w hcc'in6 anu
St Mary's wing Wheeling on Monday Wednesday, anu
FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock, m-arrving at ST. Marys III hne
10 cnIccf with the new line coaches o; the Baltimore
and Ohio Notwithstanding, leaves ST. Mays OH
Tues lay. Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, a. m
" ' s. C. BAKER & CO., Agents
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French Boot Shoe kit, leather sewing bell
&C. 2Jdoz Deer Skins, 60 sides ALVIN tanned Cowhidcs
Thankful for the liberal onasc extendeifo
us. we sclicit continuance OF the same. a'-'tll
aus2i. McCLALLENS 6, KNOX
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DILLS-EoPs Todd's. Lees, Anderson & SCOTS.
| McLape's, Brand reath's Wright's Sugar Coated,
Always on hand and for sale by KELLS q CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

1S poZ mems boys Kossuth Hats, from 70 cents
sen % S. ID. HARPER.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
YESTERDAY


COLUMBIAN HOTEL A Graves, ] A
Chapel, Amelia; w b Averett, Mo; ] v H OBJ.
son, Powhatan; w w Watkins, Prince Ed
ward; G A Hundley, Charlotte; Strong. w II
Strong Rockingham: Hunt, Powhatan; s
S Weisegar, ] ST Clair, I A Pride, Amelia;
Mrs Hardy, Lunenburg; Watts, Amelia; L
Nj Burfoot and son, Wn Smith, Chester
ward; L w Rowlett Amelia; Nj F Tutwiler,
FIuvana; I Stephenson, ClarksviIle; VIM T
Gum, Mo; $ Teton, Pa; Shift, Conn; ] Ia.
asky, Pa; II l. Kane, Estedvil lie; w ii Rhoads,
Cumberland; r l. Hundley, Amherst; ID l.
Morgan, Charlo,te; J w Clayton, Philadelphia
w Winiree, ] Subett, Ned aud Charley,
Powhatan; E Dyer, Wythevi.le; w Street, Luz
nenburg.
CITY HOTELS G Williams, Texas;
Capt II l. Hase, City Point S T Norment,
King William; J T Turner s. sons, New Kent:
NJ Seq, Ky; II Ryan, N C; J Y Leavis, Sa-
vannah; + Williamson, N c; J + Priddy, Anne.
liza; r N White, Gordonsville; w T Toler,
nj c Lacey, Goochland; G ID Thomas. II b
Parker, Baltimore; c c Edmunds, Hanover;
r NJ Perco, x X; J p PIERCE, New Kent:
f b Sutton, Ch9rlottesyiles; II Sargan,;
Louisville; G w McCauley, Washingtoa; Col
J Roane, King and Queen; c S Brown, Bot
tetourf.
AMERICAN HOTEL Bailey, Conn; John
s.a.;h snd son, Pet srsburg, Mr. Burgoyne. Mr. Viii
iasn7on and Hf Myham, do A teter Nottaway;
z ? ALAnsy@, N;nwid.i Ell C III Eachia, n C.; a
Morrison aud w L Phillips, do; T S Peasants,
Hem leo; a c svD-rier, q ergia; w K THOMPSON
Pa; R@ynolds, Nrlson; a J Sampson do; r
mont, Appom- *; r NJ Jessup, Staten Island;
T. Wa'son and les c: A Travers ard sarvt
England W Patti, Phila, 4 Gordon, Washing.
ton.
EXCHANGE l.O1F2L.-P Il Harrison, Charles
Ii 3; i = Legn; Amoiia; George w Otey, Bedford
couuty, We; DIR Robert Carter, U S Navy; w
Fickln Charlottesville; Col c q Coleman, Louisa:
DR. Nyms, Chesterfield; w L Owen, Halifax; w
w Gordon, {; w w Watkins, Prince Ed
ward; C Hundlcy, Charlotte Va; George Martin,
Philadelphia; James Meates, Ohio; " S.erry, Eng
land; DR. Helm, Warranton, VS.; Miss Elder, Luz
neuturg; WIN PANEL and Isaac II Smith, Peters
burg; John stuart, U S Navy; John Emnerson,
Baltimore; + J Barnard and lady, B Barnard,
Mrs Hawley, Miss Batnard, Albany, Y; w A
Bradley Virginia; A Giochon, Newhavep; w D
G'lke rson Winchester; K w N Withers, St Louis;
James Gi!kersOn, Winchester; L Il I'd Eari. Mad.
dsor; e II Edwards, l. Snow and II Green,
New York; w Robertson and servant ard Miss
Robertson, Surry; W!n Harrison, Amelia; Fl
Stevens and Harrington, Norfolk.
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INSTANTANEOUS AND EFFECrUAL

( vNBTANTANEOU5 AND EFEECTUAL
| l. CURE FOR COINS, BUNIOHS, COLLOSf-
TIES, NAILS GROWING INTO THE FLESH,
| and every disorder Of the feet, by peculiar and
| new method without cutting causing the slight
est pain. Mr LEViTRE, Surgeon chiropadist,
of No conduit, So Paul street, London and No 20
| Bis &c rivoli, Paris, patronzed by the royal
family and nobility Of Great Britain and France has
the honor to announce TO the isdies and gentlemen
of Richmond, tina. in compliance with the reques,
OF several distinguished families from this city he
will remain hers for very short time. hir Levi
tire will be happy to receive, during the few days
he intends remaining here, persons iaboring under
painful affections ofthe feet; he can promise them
the same certain and quick cure that have obtain
ed tor him European reputation. He can lay be
fore the public testimonials, such have scarcely
ever been obtained by any professional La
dies and gentlemen can be waited upon at their
licences, by lie wing an order at the cfce. Hours
at his room, 7 to GA 81, - 10 3 P M, and 10 9 in
the evening
Copies Of testimonials from Prince Louis Eapo
leon, President Of the French Republic
Je certifc que NJ. LCvitre enleve les cons avec
uEe extreme habiletc.
LOWS NAPOLEON BoNAPARrE
From His Grace, the present Duke of Cleveland
certify, that Mr. Levitre, has completely cured
my Corns. CLEVELAND
From the Most Reverend, His Grace the Lord
Archbishop of Armagh
IcertifY, that Mr. Levitre extracted the Corns
which were on my feet without giving any
pain JOHN g. ARMAGH,
IA Charles street. London.
From the Most Noble, the Marquis of Lans
downe-
Mr. Levitre extracted Corn with perfect facility
and success. LANsDowNE
From John Whitcomb Esq, No 3l5 Market
street, Philadelphia
do hereby certify, that Mr. Levi're extracted
my Corns AID also operated upon my nail
geowing in tho fe h, with Immediate relief and
without the least pain JOHN WHITcoMB,
Sept %, 1852 No BIS Market
From JOSEPH Brown, EEq--unselicited by Mr.
Levitre--
beg leave to testify to his success and skill in
having perfectly removed large Bulion of long
standing, without causing any pain.
JOSEPH Brown,
No Is North Fifth street Philadelphia.
October 49, 1852.
From Peter Reed, Esq
Mr Levitre extracted from my feet very trouble
some Corns and very painful Bunion, in few
minutes, and without the least pain, to my entire
satisfaction. PETER REED,
No 2l3 Chestnut street, Phiadelphia
October 90, 1852
In addition to the above auth nticated tsstimo.
malls many thousands more in his posses sion
among which are several from ladies Of the hi. E.
est rank-can be seen by fayoriDg him with a
call, at City Hotel.
8 Levitre will remain here this week only
City tel. room No 1. de 7--5t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11
VERNON ESKRfDGF,
Chaplain III the U. States Nav,

Hamptons Vegetable Tinc.ure oy its mild action a,
the stomach, liver, and the kidneys will cure dvspsr
STA, cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections pa
in the back, side and breast, consumption scr6fls
rheumatism govt, neuralgia stula piles bowel COM
plants worms, nervous debity-wth all diseases an
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female me-
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and see certificate,
cures.
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street Rich
mond; G. B. JONES x CO, Petersburg, Va; Door,
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
Oc 20
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CoFFEE--The Traveller says that the EN-
peror Souloque, of Hnyti, has issued decree
that hereafter all coffee brought in from the
plantations shall be free from dirt and s,oues
under heavy penalty for Noncompliance: So
that the new crop from lhe island will nroh,.
oily De In better condition than has heIelofor
been the case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

Schr, Iary Rowland, Walker, and Fashion, Iii.
Ter from Virginia With wheat, arrived at New York
9th.
schr Pearl, Wheeler, cid at do same day for this
port
Schrs Ariana, Sargent from Fredericksburg,
anl WaterE!le Hawc5, from No; folk, arr 1T stou
sh.
Norfolk Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

The FAIRFAX WILL.-This case, which
has been pending in the Court at Ftedericks-
burg, was decided on Wednesday. The
News, after paying nigh tribute to the speech
Of Gen. Jones, remarks:
Eut by all the Generals appeals TO the iu-
ry, they could not be convinced that Mrs.
Fairfux exercised such influence over her
iege lord. They returned verdict within ten
minutes after ra;i..:ug in c4yor of establishing
the will. Whilst there was no evidence to
prove The exercise ofany improper influences,
yet we have never seen our community more
anxious that different verdict should have
bcen rendered. The cruelty, the hardship,
che injustice 10 the disinherited children har-
rowed the most obdurate who heard the tes,i.
ul0ny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

Several gentlemen in Lancaster county, in
this State, were on partridge hunt, when
the pointer stood at game, which he could not
he induced TO flush. After several Intellectual
efforts to push him forward, one of the hunts
men approached sufficiently near to discover
that II was not such game az could be flushed.
Upon investigation i was found TO be new
born infant IN lis swaddling clothes, placed in
the open fields to perish by some cruel mon
ster mother. 1t was, however. alive and kick
ing, "and upon the casting Of lots, who Of The
huntsmen should take it and educate it, it fell
upon our Trend Miichel, of Richmond couu-
~, who will doubtless, faithfully perform hi.
Notwithstanding Nems.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

~ II is stated in the Home Journal ,..o,
Louis Napoleon has " Tit,en very grse;on. ~,
u" to Jerome Napoleon Banapar;e ef n.,.;.
more. inviting him TO return 10 France 49,
Inc invitation, il is added, will probably be
sssspted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

~ ne heavy rains Of las, week, saws the
cnariones'ille Jeffe,sonian, caused rise !,
inc n'sahna river, aud sgaia broke the dan, =
MI John Merchant, q, Pnaas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

n'chafd I. Buckner, f rm2rly of soo,,s,l.
ssa,a County, Va, has been elected Recoydrr
OF Shreveport, La. ''''
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NoRTHAMPToN COuNr
ELIZABETH BAGWE,T
Rev, Vernon Esk,idye. II. 81 .

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 49, !2r
Mr. J f Boush-Dear Sir: While am in pan Tar ~
posed TO Pctent Medicines, candor compels me Ia
that have great confidence in the virtues of F,r
toms Vegetable TIncture. For several months re..
have used it in my family and in dyspepsia loss
petite, dizziness and general debility with @
cess. So far as my experience extends, theref,.e
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a
safe and efficient remedy.
| am, respectfully, yours,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

RELIGIOUS REvivAL.-A pro,racted meeting
mas been going on for several weeks in The
methodist church, in this pluce, under the
pastorship of the Rev. J. w. Tongue, caus
ing many TO feel a deeper and greater interes,
on the subject of religion than usual. A mum
Or have been converted and have attached
themselves TO the church, while others are
sun anxiousiy seeking the favor of God in the
pardon Of their sins.-Shep. Reg,
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eff III. son,t Charleston Mercury, The o,y.
ms 49, southern Right Parry, in S0urh HI cala si
t;a, "s '1ng fgunent against the ann na",i
S,. u :" 'ns isiani OF Cuba. ii thinks The Tn,sI
sronnJ a. con'edefacy, ought, On evern
s.ou HI ~ puoIc policy, to shrink from 81.
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7 OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE

OTIS ON UNION HILL EOR SALE.
- As The agent aud trustee of THOS. Il. BLA-
KEY, viii sell, privately in lots containing oae
or more acres each, TO suit purchasers, eight or
ten a,~es OF Inc land NOW owed ana occupied by
the said bakey. These lots are b aut:iully s;tua.
ted On Union Hi, fronting Oh the road leading TO
Eakeys Mi!, ABOUT a1!l.e D:-i half only from
tie old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore or
to the subscriber at his office No. II Main street,
up stairs, over MessIs. Sinton & Co.
All g--3tawts |. r. WATKINS
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A IL SNAIL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively fer beginners, give spa,
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp
tory but as gentle possible oc9