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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
DRY GOODS.
wad + Sci RY

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is receiving
iNi his stock o. Fa II and Winter Goods JObhng
and tie hest manufactures OF
.cUuntry. caIe Giy secctcd exp essly or the
JobRING TRADE. -lHs
or the 'aics. designs aud colOs, to which lie
srcctIy sOlcIts examination ION his old cusone
aud C0u..tiy Me Chants.
CLOTHS-:S consists in part Of the hest mixers,
ard OF the usual variety OF colo both F0 e.gi and
domestic.
CSSS, NJ tES--,lin black and doeskn. wall OF n
& eat variety lie cloiC est iaicy colo
SATiNErrS --hlack Blue Size linked, fancy GIccn and
Bfowia. &c y y Fiji and compete stodk; also
TNSeads and Cy. Jeans -.f. H.. ....
OVER tOATISGSOi colo. ed blankets, pilot AMI bca
cloths Other such goods in va'.ets- -s.. -
rRINTS.i gc stock oil the best n,kcss OF last
niat.,e .ts well as the most common kind
o. low lniccd p'iI Is ior com orts, Nc.
DRESS GCODS-G i.Es. mouse lie lains, eInb'd lust c,
ylaiii and fig d black alpacas, well .. colo =
OF the best variety, both iiguI ed and PLAIN
WHITE GOOlyS-A n extensive stock o. camb!ic figured
and plain j,conels, SWISS and Scotch mills. In
dia BOOK, III cad and cotton latcs, cisiigs etc.
IL. variety, also .ish linens.
CapS-A!ens boys and child velvet and cloth CAPS
also Mex hats, 4 most i'csi able lot
ALSO-Slasrls, ibhons Hosiery, unb elias, brown anti
Licaclcd i.uslns shii ting, checks, Ticking, DC
&c:. tusethc with full and complete stock OF
Notions o all is, usually wanted; and aoseth
e | :cel well AZ su cd my stock is complete that
when il is examined and the prices tod, IT will be
iuLnd in all csI ects, perhaps superior 10 any
stock OF Goods heioc offered in the market
aurni W. r. SELSY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&c MARhET ST., WHEELING, VA.
lFI'HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
in the East or the supply o Marble, and con.
rmlllg the eciiOn oil Steam works, lie would invite
tie attention Of \ ciiects, lddeIs, and the public gen.
;a Inspection ui his stuck CONSISTING, lt,at
eytiaI Sienna, i lean and other Marbles the
Qualities which can be sold lowc than ally othei establish
.cnt III tic west.
would fl it 10 tlcir advantage inspect his
stock be I.u chasing elsewhere
His work is Guhc ia the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the atirhtiu purchasers 10 examine ht3
STOCK OF Statay and uthc we'd wo H. Monuments Cen
utapl. Tombs, Head AID loot Stones &c, and
wu ciy; Icing cmahled by his suIer;o. iac
s iy tins work cusc able prices tuaii
any other estibls lncat i'll the country.
Please CIV I.lc Call and cIaIuinc my wo X.
MICHAEL. J. ROiIAN,
Marble MAJ on ana Vault luiide
u-J'Aso CacincL PLASTIC Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, ai MaIc:t Grind stone. anicL
al tie lowest trade pr ices. a.
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NJ" Pat you're wearing your stockings wrong
snrel ther. a hole on the other side, there is %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
WASHINGTON

THIS large and magnificent Portrait Of w AsmxoroN.
from the burin OF an Anne ean ttist Is considered by
mems Of art ever published and likeness Of w
inehes which will make handsome picture for the parlor
and should be in the hands OF every American clifton
II Is correct copy from Stuarts celebrated Original
Painting now at the State House. Hartford, Ct Y
is finely engraved, and rined superior pats
That II may within the reach OF ALL the publishof
reduced the price to OkE DOLLAR! AK -
All persons rrmittips the smonnt rely eeeiy
ing perfect copy by return Of mall any part The u
States carefully put up roera made for the purpose
free or postage. -
Address ali orders, post paid, tothe publisher
,f7sfS. isipifl S5.eSa JOHN s. TAYLOR,
81 - 5glSts Book seller and Pnbisher. y. York.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP ONO.

New Yonk, Aug. 81
The Steam Ship Ohio arrived day at 10 o clock,
from Aspinwall via Kingston, with 500 passengers
and s35o,ooo of gold. She left Kingston on the
oath. t" ..s.a-av
The health of Aspnwall was improving, the ft-
yer having nearly disappeared.
There no cholera at the IsIhmus.
The Golden Gate, on her trip up, with the 4th
regiment of infantry, lcs many soldiers by the chol
era at Kingston.
The small pox had somewhat abated, but still
prevailed at the different Islands,
There has recently been several severe shocks Of
earthquakes felt at Jamaica
Tn. Ohio, when two hours out. from Kingston
was boarded by the English Mail Steamer Panama,
and broke cylinder twice.
On the Goth, off ST. Domingo, she passed the
steamer Sierra Nevada.
The steamer Columbia, with the mail, left Aca
pulco for San Francisco on the I'd, and the Unicorn
on the It'll.
Tide Panama Herald says that 100 soldiers of tie
4th regiment had died since they left New York.
ball was given ON Tie til, by the New Gren-
ada Government 10 the officers of the sloop of
Portsmouth, in return ior the services rendered by
them during the blockade Of Guanaquail.
The Portsmouth was 10 leave about the ist OF
September for San Francisco
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RIVER NEWIS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENcER
Arrinl. ana Depnrtarc.I OF s.enn non...


For u last2f Hours, ending last night at cioe
ARRIVALS.
Jusice, Murdoch, Wellsville;
Excanee, Rhoads, Pittsburgh;
Hri Columbia, Johnston, do; ~ u 9 r.
Vi qua, O'Neil, Steubenvills;
SIetlen Bayard, Booth. Sunfish; -.
WINCHESTER, Moore, Pittsburgh;
Orioi, Dillon, Marietta; s -st4
Aleiia, Calhoun, Pittsburgh;
LAX. Erie, Hoffman, do.
Blac, Diamond, -, do; Jas,ti.,-I..
i.f DEPARTURES s--l
Justse, Murdoch, Wellsyille;
Hail Columbia, Johnston, Pittsburgh
Exc,ahge, Rhoads, do;
,Vircua, O'Neil, Steubenville;
Stepcn Bayard, Booth, Snnfish;
, Win.hester, Moore, Pittsburgh;
Oriog, Dillon, Marietta; r..lr i5..
Aleoln, Calhoun, st. Louis; I4
LAKE Erie, Hoffman, CINCINNATI;
Blacs Diamond, -, do.
NJ feet water-rising.
GOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
Orion, Marietta, lOA. NJ;
ViroQu!,t SteubenvIlle, 2P. NJ; -.r
Stephch Bayard, Sanfish, P. NJ;
q Winchester, Pittsburgh, P. NJ.
Eagle New Orleans do;
Justice, Wellsvillc, SIM;
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TO nuR EXCHANGES.

We are much obliged 10 our brethren OF the press
for the many flattering notices which they l.ase
bestowed upon the 1ntellgencer, and will be still
more obliged to such as have received our first IS
sues if they will forward us their papers inlnedi-
ntely. We are still deficient i'll some valuable ex-
changes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

The first bale of new Cotton was received from
Memphis to-day.
The Nashville Insurance Company has suspen-
tled further business.
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ro Idvertisers.-We must ask the indulgence

To Idrertisers.--We must ask the indulgence
= olr patrons whose advertisements may be
United, until we receive additional supply of
.duads," which we have sent for. We shall be
,sady to accommodate them all in few days. In
,l, meantime, We invite attention 10 our Rates OF
advertising, on the first page, and the many other
Inducements 10 those who wish to get readers Tor
their advertisements. -... ..--. La. =,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., s.

H. CRumBACKER would announce to his
friends and The public generally that having pu,
ed the senior partner IN the &c lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbaoker q son he
coniine The the old stand NO. 100 MAN a.
respectfully solicit and trusts to me Son
rally bestowed on me o III
He has Just returned from the Eastern cites, anu u
opcnng extensive and well selected STOCK o. Ius
Chemicals, PernneIy, Fancy a. hcles &c, an o. WI ~ u
purchased strict personal insPeeuoh anu ~
sctupulous egaId purity OF quality, and arc now
TO the public on The most reasonable Terms ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

PAixrISG.--We invite the attention of those who
desire Sign and ornamental Painting, granting,
glazing &C., to the advertisement of Messrs. NIL
,rx x MILLER, to be found in another column.
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COPPER, TIN, & snzEEE aRON WARE
------ ~ MarlltacfOrV

THANKFUL for the lheI al patronage heretofore
sS,y bestowed him, tie subs ib-r cspcctu.
I'D inform his friends and the pubic gene al that
Ecotines manufacture The above aurd
variety of which he has ways hand good
who and re. ali very i.ic.st
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves OF III. APP
proved attcI lis for Goa. aGd wood.
Job work viii continue receive his lieu at,en,i IN
AID be executed with pronpti:ss and IN stye That will
pcasc The most !astidioirs. ..s#
algaI Z. VARNEY, no. g. Mainat.
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uI-A negro man named Moses West was arrest
ed yesterday, charge of attempting violence
on young inulatto girl at Lu,z's tavern, on Mar
ket street. Alderman MCDONNELL committed him
for further hearing. On his way to jail he escap
ed from the officers and made tracks. They cap
tured him, after he had made some resistance, ut
Ritchetown, and lodged him with Corporal Iris
Ter. a-s= @ a- \ 81 u = u q
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Welch's National Circus.
FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
Al ANIpInIIE AnpL. DILL IAEI I,1II II

AL AMPIrHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
f.. J. G. CNDWALA DER. Equestrian Director
F. J. ANGWORTHY,. Master of the Circle
i. WILLIAMS, .................is t I'ufTo Clown.
f. DANiS,.... cd Sliaksle,ran Clown.
Among the most prominent OF the artstrs may b. the
fuIuwii InIIrs, viz: -r.... ..r Jus .l .'I
&. J. &. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unsurpassed -Four and Six
II, rsc Rider.
THOMAS McFARLIN-ihc grcaies, Somerset Vaucr in
the known wu Id.
S. L. LIPMAN-Daniatc, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID RICHARDSON worlds only bareback Rider,
whose ia III cots bats gts. &c. his Wi d Prairie
Srd. likes tin b'hold"r with womir and astonshnent
T. NJ. DlCkiNSON-ihrC l"b atcd Con ciian and Comic
Siigc Acknowledged by the greatest einge Of tn.
J, SWEET-wluse styis AID skill in rcrsonaiing le
cha % the Abo ginc, Red Man OF the Foerst,
siauds unsu'l assed.
MASTER WILLIaMS-thr JIvcnic Gymrastic and
Anr pc c.,whose uy pleasing 70
he to be adIni ed.
Last, though ot least, the TWO umivallcd Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
whose Pr. Jo:e. Roi voiS cf IY:nicisms fail 10
keep the audience in perfect OF iauchie". -.fg
n. H. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menageric and Circus combined. d&w-3t
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

Successors TO JAS. Fault u Co. u
smportcrs und Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING l. chased The cnti'c stock, fixtures, chemical
apraT O the lit of jones PAUL wuLld
eslecuIIy solicit the pat. oi dealers the public
generally. All goods warranted
In citing non the Drug business, take ilcasu in
accommodating favorable Tie alton succcsAu s,
Acssis kels ~ Caldwell Il have Hesitation sayiI
That our 10 Customer, aid dealers gene ally will
flat ucIfiJ and accommodation winch carried
'uG this We'll k.ow.I lou; II slitc of pal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner 1Inin md Quincy Streets,
~ : ],

THE Subscribers having greatly rcd COM
furnish the public with cvey variety % wosk in line
Splendid rl.in and ahcy arches including icndc IS,
fronts, i'e iron stands DC, ovens round,
and ST usht har, ed g-atcs
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including newest and most imp owed coal and
Franklin balloon caruui ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber" and paror Stoves IONS 100 to 90.
IIolowa in ell its bia nches. Sugar kettles, vai
Sizes aud everything in the domestic line wholesale
and Ietail
Ml gearing boat and saw mil castings Our extensive
rc;ience this business and tile lbcal pat onne
hitherto eceivcd, warrant us TO expect continuation
custom in this OF business Wind mill, hay scale,
co II shclle truck wheel, and small wagon castings.
Wagon and buggy boxes.
We e.,a' ed nsh the patent cver, patent hiT
side Crane, Hull Ho net, SIidc, DC. We have also
cured this time the exclusive right to
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, OF the most imp ovef
implements in IA ming at the present Hay. lgls q
Iron rails anu 'enci for lee, houses, den:
veraidas. &c. Porter's improved G aduating twye
irOn-we have sccul ed the patent right or sere al
ties, for this LscIul iron and can exhibit Recommendation
from the United States &cas possessing qultie
facilitating the Blacksmth's labos, which othe
possesses Window CABS coIsols, &c. In short every
lining line business. Sad irons with fancy stands
scrapeIs rOch feet vault oec,s. window aud
g'angs, DC Wrought iron, nai and spikes Of the bes
quality and at the lowest prices. sys7lag .ga
lS'Persons wishing TO purchase in Gus lire, whoesa
retail, will please give CALL All de from III
country will be cully attended and rctually filed
Scrap iron pu' chased at market prices dis. r..
aue2i. .e.-s. HAMILTON & ROGERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

wnEELIxc.-Henry Morgan, the operator in tn
telegraph office at Wheeling, was knocked SENSE
less from his stool by the lightning, on Thursda
night.-Pttsbtrgh Dispatch.
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LEGISLATURE

-rs. August 81.
The Senate spent this inoruing in discussing the
election OF Chaplinc.
In the House, the vote for Speaker on the llth
ballot stood, sinnIs 46, Woodson 81, Acockc -,
Hunter 10, Jackson ?.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

| WAsmINGToN, Aug. 81.
SExArE-The bill constituting a Light House
| Board, was passed
The Army, Post Route and Post Office bills
were returned from the House. The Senate reius-
| cd to reccde from its amendments.
The Committee OIL Mexican Claims was contIn
ued during the recess. The Navy Appropriation
Bill was returned from the louse, but the Senate
insisted on its amendments. The resolution Tor
the appointment Of Select Committee 10 sit dur
ing the recess to a he dispositions general bmsi
nest of imporiations, and for aScer,anng frauds
upon the same, and TO report next session, was IL
dopted. Messrs. James, Shields, Bright, Dawson
and Bell, were elected the Committee.
HousE-Thc Committee of conference reported
that the Senate had stricken out the most obnoX-
ious amendments OF the Post Route Bill The re-
port was concurred in, rs was also the Army and
| Navy and Post Office appropriation bills.
| The Fertilization and other Bills wcrc debated
but not acted vpon; both Houses suspended the
18th rule prohibiting Bills from being signed on
tie last day of the session.
------~-----
SExArE.-A d. Hubbard was confined as Post
Master General, and Fuller rejected as ChefJus-
ticc of Minnesota, John r. Towers was con Ermed,
| lighthouses adjourned about noon to-day.
FRCM LOUISVILLE.
August 81.
The first bale of new Cotton received from
| Memphis to-day.
The Nashville Insurance Company has suspen-
tled further business.
CINCINNATI-RIvER AND MARKET.
CiNcINNATr, Aug. 81.
| The river has risen 20 inches to-day. Weather
fine. Flour quiet 400 bbls. sold at s3,25 and
| $50. Whiskey firm at 1s4. Nothing done in
provisions. Linseed Oil 65 and Is cts.
PITTSBURGH AND WEATHER.
| August 81.
River, feet and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
In the cattle market beef is selling at and so;
Sheep and Lambs so and so.
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Books, STATIONARY, variety Goods &

hooks, stationary, variety ssoodS sc.
THE Subscriber thankful for the liberal image cyter
ded to him. begs to request the attention oil purchaser
TO his large ard well selected ortncut eonss,
ing OF School Medical Theological Historical ana 3is
books. Wall and Window pape:s and Vaiety Gioods
To Merchants, Teachers, School Trustees and other
wishing 10 purchase In quantities, every iiducemcnt viii
lie offered in prices terms. VIC =
rates. ~ 60
JOHN II. THOMPSON
Aug. 2l,-u 81 Monroe Street.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND sEAsONABLE GOODS

by EXPRESS.
10 PIECES Paris DcIains in Rich styles-also
IL some neat figures Misses and children.
Rioh u: ocade Silk, s4
Marie Louise Go De Rhine,
Sill and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich coIored Jaeonets, new styles,
China silks, dark and neat styles,
Muslin Bands. a -5.H -
REVERE lnscrtings, 4t.t
Iupns Extra Mouselin De Lains and French Meri-
n noes in Blsck, Salmon Rose. Riuc and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria H'kfs.
--s-.sz--.5- Received this day by 3
sga ~ zAGEg SsEL o. w. HElSKELL & CO. &
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By the National Line.
TELEGRAPHEn FOR THE DAILY INTELLiG ENcER
National Telegraph Office.
NOTICE.

ON and after to day. the business This Office will be
done tie CASH SYSTEM. Al those who may be IL
ell on for back dues respectfully requested requested
Ia settle them. .-...-. . II
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I5-Mr. YAnxALL's new Hotel on Water street
isup as high as the second story.
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GTMn. E. CoEx has commenced the erection Of
brick dwelling ON Fourth street, at the lower end
of Centre,-a decided improvement III that place.
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ANY of our city subscribers who fail to T..
stbeir papers, will please notify us of the fact,
IN, office. The carriers have not yet thorough
II learned the routes. ,.sar,a7e. .I.
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MIAMI MD5.,IcAL COLLEGE,

d
Sf SiheD .nnri-scssion of 1S52-'53.
~ iesu coursc Medical Lectures in this lnstitu
SLL, uSn NIL commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
..IBER NEAT, 1852, and continue four months
TRUSTEES. s.aa-sI
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, ID. D., PIesident OF the Hoard. d
o. NJ. LANGbONS, NJ. d., Sec. eiHry 90
Rev. THORNTON 4. MILLS.
Hon. c. ID. COFFIN. t.- 81
r. d. MUSSEY, NJ. ID.
Hon. JOHN BuRG0YNE.
Hon. GEO HOADLEY, ia.
E. NJ. GREGORY, Es2. i.
GEO. MENDENHALL. NJ. d.
The Faculty is compo cd or The following eentleIncn
r. MussEY, NJ. D., Professor OF Descriptive and Opcr.
| j. RI JppKiSs, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
Jons DAVIS, NJ d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy.
JoHS F. wHiTE II. D., Professor OF Theory and Prac.
tice OF Medicine
GEo NEspIsuALL, NJ. d.. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
JoIIs A. MURPHY, NJ. d., P.oiessOr OF Matcria Mcdica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
C. G. Coag0ys, NJ d., Proesso OF Institutes OF Medi.
cine
JoHS LOCKE, JR. n. d., Iectu Chemistry.
PRELIMIHARY OF Lectures upon some Important
specialites in Medicine and Surgery Will be yrn during
the month OF October These lectures VIII be fiee STU
dents advised to comnece with this course y.
The +DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy VIII be oiened OIL the
1st of October. =
FKrs for the full S1oj Matreulstion Ticket g..
- - j. P. JUDKINs. N D.,
IT, -7lii if''.' 20 't, Dein Of tho Faculty.
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ole Leather.

400 SIDES FIemock tanned cole leather, the best
HUI Tint hav-r been brought TO the Wheeling mar
ket, Just iecrivcnd for SAFE by 49,
aug3i 8ERGER & HOFFMAN, TO, Manst.
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DEATHS.

plEp-re.terd.y. in this city, WILLIAM sEwLovE
aged &c years . -
Ianebn on water street this afternoon at O'Clock.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH STEAMER
New YoHK, Aug. ii.
The English Steamer arrived at past seven 10
night The news will be sent as soon as received.
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SESArE-A d. Hubbard was confirmed as Post
Master General, and Fuller rejected ChIefJus-
tee of Minnesota, John r. Towers was Lrmed,
as Superintendent Of Public Printing.
lighthouses adjourned about noon to-day
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,,,,- .o,i,. OF the DAILY lNTEILlGENCER. FOL
o9,ts. Once OF utilization Price. TWO ccSrs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be sold on Wednesday the 10Th day OF September
w 1852, the pr emscs OF ground ontns
the National Road and dirg hack TO Little Wheeling
Geek situated about three l ed DIS of the
of T,isdelphia in Ohio county. ~
The above OF ound will he sold at public auction to
the highest bidder Terms made known the dry sale.
dtSw-td. FRANCIS MELTON. '
Mount Woods Cemetery.g
COME very desirable lots in Mount Woods Cemetery
= - MI RoHAN
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rr,1stee,s Sale

yDY vtuc OF red of tt ust from Charles G. Ticackcr
to me, beg date the 2S day OF October, \. ID. 1851
AID Lcd 10 Gle ks Office OF the County Court Of
Ohio county, ID Book no. "a. page 2l0, will proceed
sell Iubl ton the premises the 3l'l day o.
SapI. 1872 o'clock 4. NJ, the following described
and being stu IN Wheeling Island OrioG a. Zanc's
addition 10 tisfy OF Wheeling Terms made known on
day OF sac. sIg3i G. l.. CRANAER, Trustee
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'rustee's Sale.

ruStee'S Sale.
oY virtue Of ed OF Trust fom James NJ, Campbell TO
recorded in the rks Office OF the County Court OF Ohio
county in Deed"k No 36. page 30 will proceed to Sc
at public auction the premises the 30th day OF Sep
ember at a. M, the following described property,
No hur; and Fifty six C156) lying and being sit
uate Whee land, in Oroh A. Zane's addition to the
aur:I-.d. $1,000 G. L. CRANMER, Trustee.
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BIG RED BOOT.

[HT RECEIVING II ON out biste n MahuaetufIhe
w Establishments, the largest aud hest mausac.
tnrcd assortment Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear ever offered in this any other market They have
bcen manufactured der, ding direc
tons and afe intended exp essiy los retailing To
regular customsrs and all ollie who may favor US with
cali we can offer unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes guarantee equal in quality oil material and
the United States will be found TO consist
,,aIt OF the following enable goods: pos II
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valuabl Real Estate for Sale

rJNHE undclsd has lie following property for sa,e all
i OF which will dispose OF on accommodating terms
iu-wit:
Lot in square six Main street North OF
adjoining Meodeon Buildings. This Is one OF The
most vanabe ding Lots in the City. ,.,->
Also lots In South Wheeling Caie Ritehietown)
many these equal any in that addition 10 the CT!
lso severa;he most vnua bic Lots oil the Island udd
ton to the Cit ..,yy $50.
Also 'areeDber OF Lots in the Buena Vista, Churchill
No and Ch,iiI No q additions 10 the City.
will also in Parcels TO suit purchasers, so much OF
the land with corporate limits of Wheeling as has lot
bee i'd OF into lots. being upwards OF Onc hun
dred Aces being the same now in the occupancy Of
Abraham Allr and now held by He in tiust for MT :.
Emily Zane. .....,,,,,,--
Wheeling, sl-tL FRANCIS X MsihoNo'