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Southern shield., 1852-03-13
Late from Presidio Del Worte.

The San Antonio Western Texan of the 18th ult., has the following:
 Mir. James T. Peacock and six others ar rived here on the l2th instant, eighteen days from Presdio del Norte, from whom we learn that the Mescalero and Apache Indians are almost daily committing depre- datons in that vicinity, plundering the in- habitants and driving off their stock.
 We learn from Mir. Peacock, that Gen. Cordero, Governor of the State of Chihua- hua, had entered into treaty with the Comanches, by which the latter have stip- uIated to kill off the MeScaleros and Apa- ches. so that about two weeks before he left, a party of Mexicans and the Ca manche chief Labiook, with six of his war rors, had just returned from an expedition against the Mescaleros, having taken four scaIps, and captured some l50 head of an- finals.
 He represents the country as being in a miserable condition. The Indians are con- stantIv crossing the Rio Grande into Mex ico, where they rob and kill the inhabitants in all directions with impunity, and then recross the river into Texas.
 MT. Peacock is of opinion that there is large number of Indians between the Pecos and the Rio Grande, divided into small de- predatory bands, making incursions into Mexico and the lower Rio Grande Valley.
 The same paper says:
 Four or five Lipans came into Fredericks. burg on Saturday last, with three fresh scaps and SIX ears. They said they had killed three Wacos and took a number of horses. The Indians killed were probably the same who visited the Cbolo a week or two since, and carried off'a number of hor- ses.
 We lean from L. L. White, Esq, just in from Vandenburg, that the Indians have been committing depredations in that vii cinity. A short distance from that place Mexican and an American were severely wounded by the Indians, and their teams, consisting of eight head of oxen and some horses and mules, were driven of. A horse belonging to Mir. Bergeois living in Van denburg, was anced by the Indians and died the next day. The Indians left broken down horse and mule both badly lanced. :.
Southern shield., 1852-03-13

e uSI received supply of the following ar
 ucles' to wit: Ohio Flour, Bulk Pork, rotatoes' Onions by the barrel, Buck-wheat Flour, Corn Meal, Butter. Cheese, Lard, Star and Stearlne Candles; also choice article of ground Hominy, for family use.
 All of which are offered far sale cheap for cash, by S.H. RICE & GO.
 December 20, 1851.
Southern shield., 1852-03-13

UP Seventy years ago, it cost five dol lars to have pound of cotton spun into yarn; it now costs thirty cents.
Southern shield., 1852-03-13

OT Thanks to ouryoung friend Richard Norman, of New Orleans, for number oI late papers.
Southern shield., 1852-03-13

Hon. WM K. SEBASTIAN, U. s. Senator was at home few days since. He left fo Washington on Monday last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
THE PLATFORMS.
!!THE RWHIG PLATFORM.

The Whss o. the United States, In convention asseu
prnsprs BY which they are controlled and soverned and
now, as relying upon the Intelligence OF tile Amcr
self eovcrInt and their continued devotion 10 the Con
s.on md The Union Dc proclaim the following the
nIalnienace OF which their national ton
Tie Government of the United States is of limited
raeter and confined 70 the exercise
and for carrying the
full execution and that all powers not thus granted or ~.
srectyIy and to the people. ~ .8t
. The State governments should be secure their
reserved rights, and the General Government sustained in
ITS powers and the Union should
Tra watched oyer as.ho palladium of our Iberties
The warnest sympathy of the hig party still adhere
ed in his Farewell Address, keeping ourselves free from
all cnanei alliances with foreign countries and OF ne vcr
Republic f 70 o1 our
impose on other countries our form of government by
SUCCESS, moderation and Justice, the blessings gov
einnsnt and the advantages OF free institutions;
nsnt they should obey its Constitution laws and trca
cs as they would retain their selfrespcc and the
eet which they claim. and win enforce, from foreign
t~ 'ictest economy revenue sufficient for the ex.
uses thereof in time OF peace, ought TO be mainly dcr
and evying such Duties sound policy requires just
tics Maen praeteabe, hereby SUITABLE en-
may be assured to American industry equally TO all class.
The Constitution Congress the power to open
and repair harbors and distractions from navga
Bile rivers; and is expeen that Congress exercise
that power irenerer such iaProrenents
@ % ofe ms or aoSE ft Ss q
improvements being in every instance, national gen
eral in their character.
q The Federal and State Governments are parts OF one
SYSTEM alike necessary for the prosperity peace
and security. and ought TO be regarded alike with cordial
hab;uai, and immoveable attachment Respect for the
authority of caeh aequieseonce in the constitutional
measures OF each, duties required by the ia
sideraon of national OF State, and individual wei
s. The series OF acts of the 31st Congress, coniIYry
known the Compromise Adjustment, (thc the
recovery of fgves from labor includcd,) received
and acquesced in by the Wings OF the United
final settlement in principle and substance the subjects
10 which they relate and so far as these acts concerned
will maintain them, and insist their enforcement
until time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
OF further legislation 10 guard against the evasion Of the
laws on the one hand and the abuse OF their powers
the other, not mparins their present efficiency 10 carry
out the requirements of the Constitution, and deprc-
cate all further agitation OF the questions thus settled
dangerous TO peace, and will discOuncnarCc all
toconnuc renew such agitation whenever, wherever
or however made; aud will maintain this settlement
essential TO the nationality of the Wing party the in
fesrity OF The Union. ...... .-I..I..l. ss ~
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By the National Line.
TELEGRAPuEp FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CREW OF BARQUE EDWARD-BRIG MOUNT
VERNON LOST-SCHOONER HOPE IN DIS
n,DESS -.r .7
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.

: OOts
The mail has arrived from New Orleans. Capt.
Dearhourne and crew fthe Barque Edward of AL
exandria, which was lost on the 9th ult., on point
Vacun on the Island OF Cuba, arrived at New Or
leans from Cardena. The N. Orleans papers con-
tain the particulars
The brig Mount Vernon from Havana, was cap
sized in hurricane, and the boat and cargo is an
entire loss. Seven passengers and four of the
were lost. The survivors were detained on the
wreck for six days, in great distress.
The British schooner Hopc, from Tampico for N.
York, put into Pensacola in distress. The captain
and mate both died of yellow fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

MEETING At WEST ALExASpRIA.-Wc under,
stand there were 500 persons, at the Scott ana
Graham meeting at West Alexandra, yesterday
This, considering that no very extensive notice
of the meeting was given, shows spontaneous
manifestation of the people. RuhHs Brass band
of this city, was present, and Washington az
turned out strongly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
1850 mAGNIFIcENF STOCK OF Slls5.
DRY=GOODS.
90 WM.%T.gSEIBY.'

NToNRoB STR EET wheeling Va is now receiving
Hl bis stock Fall and Winter Goods, for Jobbing OF
tinportntions and from the best nanustores OF
country. carefully selected expressly for the tS-
E7 JoBBINCi TRADE. n, =, LII
or the fabrics, designs and eolora, to which he
sreclly solicits examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. !llo :, q,tla e.s'AI nopEL
CLoTHS-His consists in part OF the best
and OF the usual variety OF coors both Foreign and
40 NJ, Domestic. .A Hss 7.lza. III ..liLts - f-tu.al
CASSlMEREs-Blain black and doeskin, as vol of
great variety OF the choicest fancy colo,s-e,Hl
SATlNETTS-Back,, Blue. Steel uiNcd fancy Green and
Browns, &C.. Avery full and complete stodk; also
Twcods and Cy. Jeans, /! si4Ist. q 10
OVER COATINGS-Ofcolo blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTS Very laree stock or tho best makers OF fast
q madden cnlors As well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c. t'is-i' y
DRESS GQQDS-Ginghams, mouse dc lans emb'd lustre,
5F The nss no'a ttaai alaers, as We'll as " rs'
aud plain a s9ssa and co,to '''A man u,
dia, book also Irish linens veIre, and cloth caps,
.l in Hnvle.tl.. .a. apar III Most desirable lot
ALSO-Shavls, ribbons, hosiery umbrellas, brown anu
blcaohed risliiis. shirting, checks Ticking, &c
~ tyc;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wsntedi and aoSeth
or feel w ell assured my stock is so complete that
when il Is examined and the prices told, it win he
.g fnndi i'm all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock Of Goods before offered in the markell.
a,ro;S 49, --l+4y- .lzttf 4rs w. 7. SELHY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

Suoar CREEK RoAp.-H will be seen, from the
proceeding of the county Court, that there IS some
prospect OF getting the road along the riser ohS
This is an Improvement much needed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

EDWARD Grew, engaged in the ARRAY with WH
Watson at Georgetown, Hanson Co. Ohio, who
we noticed on Monday morning, has since died
his wounds, and Watson has fled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
SALES.
Valuable Lot, and o.

=" -COHI PRI VILETE FOIt No|fIII.. y 7
rJJHE undersigned offers for sale, lot numbered SiNcf,
in square numbered Two, situated on the North Wes'
corner OF Main Quircy This is without houp''
at this time The valuable building lot IN tho CITY!
WILL also sell all : coal now held by me IN li,fst
for Mrs Emily A. Zane. in Wheeling HILL lying south o.
tint owned worked by Philip sutton TINS coal
iieac embraces some twenty thirty acres, that mas
never been besides Lar &c amount lying IN inc o.a
works, great portion OF whichcan yet be got out
TRANCE 10 his coal on both sides of Wheeling ILL., VIII bt
sold with il. For terms, DC. apply ,r,,.r,oS,.
sen2l-2Mu = LNLFKANClS.I L. - helo NV-'''.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

Look Our.-The recent robberies aud burglaries
admonish our citizens to be on their guard. Some
aitoit thieves and house breakers are undoubtedly
about, who can make their way into most any
building The locks of the residences recently
entered were turned without breaking. t...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

FALL PAnrrEs.-Tbese sources OF social and re-
fined endowment have commenced. We wish The
participators in all of them much Joy, good wishes
being about the only share IN them whlch tie ea
toT of a Daily morning paper, dare allow himself,
much TO his own regret, though it should not be
much TO the disappointment of his friends
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

CIaruss--We would advise all persons wish
ing FRS of good maternal, to call at A. NJ. ADAMS
Clothing Store, on Water street. he has vetS
fine ASSORTMENT of everything in the clothing line
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

A CLlScuER.-The communication of"One who
Knows" in another column, to-day, IS clnch'
Readit. +f- Tyy
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g Dyeing. to 1--we!
( FIRTH a. BAY

"a Seventh st., fhree doors from l1r, aPpdn's,
sTEuBRssgf OHIO: =
ti,e Of wheeling and vicinity that
~, S.,c eonsneccd liz @ ofef1lE Bupsnesa in every
hrsynn sks Cotspna md Woaenss 10 sfaila
soiors Ladies'
: 7nlscy Ceiors -
~ ~ .fsde rot m equal 70 new. Ribbons, SiAwie,
AMI sfoy fcoioring, ami
done on he s5ortest rnire. md On eisy III,
10 receive sud and ~ Us
dsiIy. + ssss q gEln 81 & ETRPH, ~
q sss3 - H. y - EPH ID Ysssss
" ~ caif Knssh Hats jest received az ths
Y sssll ssa Z Fl soDD & pEvoi
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.A".IrJeM lFa1I'Goodsl


THIS morning we wifi commence opening Fail sock
OF Goods, among which may be found the following:
.ieiss-a AL .isss.s DRESS SILKS so u reAf
Very rich Brocade It Silks, Plain black Gro Do Rhine,
Black & CORD Poult lie soe, Fancy Colorcd Glnce.
Col,d bk Satin dc Chine, Silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame De Rossi Brocades =, for fall ,year 49,,
O entirely new, '7' Stewart Plaid silks in en-
Gro de Antique fs1 ~. Et7l tirely new desgns.l
French Muslin DcLancs Plain aud Figured Y -
Mourning silk and Wool Mousln De Lanes. -
French Chiutzcs, very beautiful. 10 ''ti'' tLHtvt"
Bombazines Lupins make, cXtt1. ia 1h1.44't 90
Our assortment Of Fall Shaws is uncqused for elegance
and variety, consisting OF 20 - -l 'sts'
Ermine fur Shawls, all colors. i'' '' ' d st''i
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors.
Grape Shawls, at aIprices, Embroidered and plain.
IA French Cashmere Shawls., sV let g - onsI xDapi
Bay State and French Plaid shawls ,.,.5I
i!.s, TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES,. &c.
broidered Founeng in Swiss and Jaeonet Musins.
Jnconet and Swiss Edginss and Insertings dIialuH
Ric;t Trimmings in great variety, for dresses, JoE41
& Thinning buttons, IN new designs. tfl t'E.lHf
FIlrges and Laces in every width t'!gtl.. is-st.
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow do for Trimming.
scpis - y = o. w HEIsKELL & Co
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NOTICE..
w d. MOTTE,
Mo l7e, Market street,

Mo IT'S, Market street, .
HAS comIenced receiving iromN. York. Philadelphia
i and Baltimore, his first stock OF +-.'4.H
NEW FALL DRY GOODS, - .l't
To which he viii daily be receiving additions until the rs
soIiHrHt is complete
Without enune rating The articles lie would just say 10
lis every body els wishing 10 buy, that III
The stock may be found goods OF the W.. - ~ {
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
Stsp and house keeping articles OF the best makes ana
beat n,beeHy septi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
Short Creek lands for Sale

VITlSHING dispose Real Estate, oiicr AT pr
w sale until The list day OF November neHt my
in the County OF Ohio situate waters OF Short Creek
containipg about five hundred and sixty This prop
erty is located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven ies
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty
The is in the highest state of having
large amount OF plank fencing, and judicously laid OIL
in fields for farming and grazing purposes lhcIe arc on
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample STA
hing corn cribs &c There also four good tenants
Houses There is commodious new barn. one hundrei
and eight feet long by forty four in width hed IN every
particular for OF the farm including ample smell
Ter for twelve humid cd sheep. ,..- a. III, a.,
win sell these lands in whoe or IN part, 10 SUIT the
wishes OF those desiring 10 purchase Terms VIM DC no
eral. uE.s i't's.- =, q '.s'' :, ,p,.,
rr the facilities afforded by the various rail road connec
tios about to completed with the West anu me ser
ho,Yi the excellent marke afforded in Wheeling To-
The productions of the country render TINS lar
highly desirable for persons wishing to arm
out purchasers. fsi = SOC j. w. Ml1oihLi
| washington Reporter and Examiner, and Welspnr
Herald CODY,
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW Yonx, October 5-evening.
.Corrox-Middling upland, lUalV4; miuuhhs
Orleans 10 3-S-mnrket casier.
FLouE-10, 700 bbls. State soid AT St."i Sou'''-
ern, s4.62as4.75; Ohio, "a 43aS1.56. ~.
WuEAr-Sales OILS, 600 bush. Gencssce At Sl'loi
western 81 .02aSl .0i; red, SO.
CorS-Sales of $4,000 bush. mixed at IL.
RyE-Sales of 1000 bush. at So
PoRx-Mess, sales G,0OO at slI.I5asls; Ptiihc'
Sl5.75aS16.
BEEr-Mcss, 1Gc for country. t.T..
L.nD-3G0 bbls. sold at &c.
ucAR-Mnscavado, sales 1850 at 43a5 HaSah-
na 400 bbls sold at SABBATH. ,r,t-
CorrE-Rio, Sla94 firm.
I1ysEEp Om-Sales 1000 bbls. al I5aII.
ELPHIA-CATTLE MARkEI.
-. - - - -. PuII.ApELrIIIN, Oct. s..
BEEvEs-l500 sold at 7!as3 per cwt.
| HoGs-Salc OF 1000 at 7las4. rsua n..
| so sold at from IL 10 SO. q a-.rI,
| Surrr iyp lAMBs-Sold at-former 2 to 4, latter
| $50 TO $50. ...... 7. .-a
| NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
| o. .a Oct. s.
26Oo Becvcs were offered for sale 10 day, and a
good business doing at from 10 Cts Tor good re-
/ failing aualits, and 500 unsold. '',..,'.
| Cows AND CALvEs.-Si sold at 2Oa25.
| SHEEP AND LAMBs.-6000 sold at S2a3, ant
81, so, for sheep, and 81 so to 1880 for lambs.
Pl7rsDuRGlr, Oct. 5th, (Even.)
RIVER AND WEATHER.
" The River is falling slowiy,-23 inches water II
the channel. The weather is clear and cool. agl /
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yirgimin: Al Rules held in the Clerks office OF The
ircit Court of Ohio in the month OF September 1852
Is John Mallory and Asa Johnst9n own plainfs
against .I. u .,...-,t ls,eltj
=, WilliaupF, Curtis, John \. Skunk, An aayuBnI
thony Sheets, and Joseph Z. Hall, Charles l.aY -
hall and Joseph Hail. coparncrs under the Defendants.
firm OF Joseph L. Hal, Il Son, owners OF
the Steamboat .'tioycuior Meigs?' TTST y NH
aciIc OF trSspass in he recover al The least
N ss5Jl damages caused by the collision OF the said
Steamboat "Govcrnor Ncigs with the said Steamboa!
iail columbia - which suit attachment was tssuc
and returned served.
The defendants except John NJ Skunk not having ehtere
their appearance and it appearing by satisfactory pI9o
rinaon motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel 1t s ordered
fh,t they 40 anear here within month alter due puh
c,ton NJ ts order and what may be doomed necessary
to protect their in this suit and that copy Of th
ucr be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pnoiis,
in the city OF Wheeling for tour weeks anu
ostnl al the front Court House Of ONO county
te first ay of the next county court TO be held for sait
county. 7.-,.t - -, ~. ,IoNzo IoR1NG
| cary, scnti5 "a, - III igs. Clcrk
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Z LEGAL NOTICES.
In Chancery.

In Chancery. 1 aa' Iaa
yiruiuia At Rules held in the CLERKS othcc OF tis
Circuit court Of Ohio county in the month OF September
sarah Janc Mills and Minerva Jane q, :
a II. !. who sue by George McCrcary Comriaihahts.
thcir ..c;t friend. 'H .s' -. 49,. y -rr.- lia..l,t
- lllU.ft against ~ "a e. .l- "''ri
Ian;c, Stecnrod, Samuel Mccoy. MOI %. '" ''.
~. Milla, Rachel Wallace, William q f..- 1919.
Mills, James Mills John Mills, Ruth ''.'
Mills Caroline Mills and Cathnrine ! Defendants.
Mills and othe unknown heirs Mt law ~ 5
of John Mills deceased who was the son we ~ f-r'"
of John Mills thu elder, late OF OHIO a.'
county, dccehsca J.xo, o,r Oh, n,r,i
Tile object OF this suit is to obtain decree lot INC ruu
on of tract land Wheeling creek IN c county VI
Ohio and account OF the rents and pros
The defendants except Daniel Steenrod and Sanel NC.
Cow not ha wing entered their appearance and u
NV satisfactory proof that they are not nrbitahts OF tc
Commonwealth of VrgniaOn motion oil tho complhnan!s
by counsel il is rdorcd that they 90 APPEAR he,e Will
nfc s publication of this order anu DO what
may be to project their IN ths
snit and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
i'm some news paper published in the city OF wheeling oi
our weeks and posted at the front door OF
a.. fnnrt Io,vc OF Ohio county first day OF the next
county cou,t TO be held for said county -. q.
"A copy tcstc, ALoNHo Lohlnu,,
| (NesonGwi -.f' atseptli) .i# S'e'h n. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

MIR, WEBSTER'S POSlTIOF.
NEw YoEK, October S.
The Exprcss saws that Daniel Webster will soon
relieve himself and friends OF all embarrassment
caused by the use of his name for the Presidency
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.-4iI MoCLELLANS & KNOX
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I'M
y ;si-.sL ROOTS AND Shoes
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather aud Findings.
at the nell kno,cn stand
-...i''- = h. of The ..5r'.,.Ii 90,
BIG RED BOOT.

WE are now receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing
NV Establishners ofthe largest aud best nnufac
red Ioots and Shoes, for Fall and %neI
wear offered in this or any other market They have
TONS and are intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers and all others who may iaror rs with
call we can offer unusually large variety of oos aud
Shoes which equal in quality OF material ana
workmanship hose In tins or any part OF
part OF tho following seasonablc goods: u y,ti.D
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THE UNITED STATES
III mo INSURANCE, "a "A
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER pBRPETUAL-CASHs SYSTEM

.iFzi - CAPITAL $780, 900. ~, ai.slf
ome. S. E. corner Third aud Chesnut Sfs, FAodslfhia
rI,Hls COMPANY in Issue Policies upon
the MUTUAL principle, with The e1Sptty Of Foley
holders double this ordinary security without
Scr rirht to full participation in the distribution profits
ani every system OF payments is Cash in
,n, can he made with reference to the convent.
M ~ n,Ttics opening policies with the Company. vi
ei ,, IN. SYSTEM, plan OF 1ife 1nsu
rance All payments made to the Company In this depart.
s their AMOUNT and the time at they be
a. may nay as much little Cnot less than 5) and
tnfsn or as seldom he find and there
no obi.a,ion him whatever to continue his payment
& N INC ,,c,son Insured during his lie time and nay at
ann f1ne be withdrawn by him. In whole or IN par So
@ tie plan this Company, there is errated az ore AMI
IL sarc time an Insurance l,a 6rd-
&c IN aieAnsss and 9ropisionJ for Old aSe
n5s s lp SAVING FUND s 4 Se,ss
In the SAVING FUND pEpARTs kST MoIsy.is r. z,
arse or small SANG, which Interest ls allowed Of
IN .f K, DIREGToRs. salEst = 5'.,,ei 2
sss.s:s R
JACOB l. } JSIis, ps WsTss,
willapt at- G fsTsP RcsAwFoRps presdeht
iis, -: 10 5TbonI1son Vice. President. = =
VI Inlay Secretary and Treasurer 9t
l II AtnsYrs i,iifly Fisk ~ 90
MEDICAL ExA bffN Eiss. Z. So i2szio
.,s, ~ NJ D. william Perrcr N:Sp.
4 ~ a Hs n sitxarser o. 7iasf. II.
IN attendance ii The ONCE Of Tho COMPANY, Tom q to
ieseasasyes DORSEY & ARTHUB, Asenfsssf
10. 90 aasirrtIer skheciinEs Va
4 "a Il u le;ti
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

rIyu undersigned has the following property for sale all
ofwhich he VIII dispose OF on accommodating terms
to-wit: ,,.,t ~. 49,, :,
Lot square six Main street North OF
most ealuab BILE building Lots in the City.
abo, leo Losfn South Wheeling Clate Ritcie0wn)
OF these equal any in that addition TO the City
valuable Lots on the Island add.
ton 10 the City. st n 90. M I,,..
No. Il and Churchill No. Q, additions TO the City.
win also cell parcels suit purchasers so much OF
tho within the corporate limits OF W heeg as nas
been laid of lots, being OF one
Acres and being the sarne in the occupancy OF
Abraham Altman and now held by in trust for Mrs
| Emily Zane. 80 n,,.r,onr.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

GOODS on. sNipiain1 Js9ii !
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