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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
El Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall ard
"A Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps. selected with
great care. and manufactured the very best workshops
aphiladelpia and New England expressly for our Whole
sse and Retail trade. To regular customers and all
others who favor with call, offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality of material and work
mashr to those manufactured in this any part OF the
United States. TODD & DEVOL.
Wheeling. Sep 81. 1s5a r
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New Fall Goods -!

New Fall Goods!
TNIlS morning viii coinnehce opening Fall stock
J. oil Goods among which may be found tue folowlpg:
rHH.- DRESS SILKS auaa-srl.
Very rich BIosade d silks Plain black Gro Dc Rhine
Cold Il blk Satin tie Chine, Silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame Dc Rossi Brocadcs for fall wear,
entirely new, tStcw;art Plaid Silks in en-
Gro dc Antique Ansi t.f"l tirely new designs
French Musin DcLaines Plain and Figured. 4g aUg
Mourning Silk and Wool MOtisliu De llncs. a.s- l4..
French Chintzcs very beautiful. ..r. asIzf,s
BOmbazincs, upns make, extra. iis.I .EHLur
Our of Fall Siawls is uneQuacl for elegance
and variety, consstingOf ..I1au Is -,l ~ i,ig-.
Erinnc fur Shawls all cOlors. 4s! a,.fi4.E.!
Tibet Palm Sayyls, all colors- ill m I,. rei9i-Is
Grape Slawls at all prices, Embroidered ana plain.
French Cashmere Slayyls. a sy.Eu
Bay State and French Plaid shawls.
TRIMMINGS. ENIBROIDERIES, &c. ''H'''
Embroidered Flc,incing in Swiss and Jaconet Musna
Jaconct and Swiss Edginss and Inscrtiiigs.
Rica Trimmings inErcat variety, for dresses,
Trimming HnttOns, in new designs. - - Fl.
Frlnges and Iaccs IN every width. ,H''tA '',-
Wide Black and colorcd Velvet Ribbons
Narrow az do for Trimming. -F'''''' % .'.' Tod
Trimming Ribbons entirely style
sept3 .a-uuEt s-saisO w. IlEISKE1.L d Co.
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PHILADELPtlIA-RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT
ONE MAN KILLED.

James Warren, conductor on the Baltimore train
which left here last night, fell between tine cars,
near Wilmington, cutting himself i'll two and kill
ing him instantly. lila leaves Il wife and six chill
urcn. ...
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THE UNITED STATES rf.5l
LIFE. INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETuAL-CASHs SYSTEM.

CHARTER PERPETUAI.-CASHsS SYSTEM.
CAPITAL $4,000. i s3a! -
Office s. E. corner Third aud chesnat S., Philadelphia
l the MIJTlJA l. principle with tho security Of Policy
bol,er doblc Inc ordinary security without disturbing
their right 10 participation In the distribution profile
each and every year Tho system OF payments liz Cash IN
nd v,rr and can made with releTeoCe 10 the conyen
ese of partcs ope upg policies with The Company 3E
Alsn the DEPOSIT SYSTEM, plan OF Iife Inau-
ment In purchase Insurance, entirely
aTds their and the time at they may be made
arty may pay much little Sno less than and
as often seldom as he may And and there E
Further, the whole sums paid In anGys at the com
punl Of the person insured during his life and may at
anu tir,e be Withdrawn by him, in whole OF N part @
lie SANG time pa,a6le death, ta eriia
DC ia sekpess. ana old lsee cotpPo,
y 1iA''r' SAVING FUND ',,''4H 7tig''
In the SAYING; FUND nEP z, ENT, Nosyis re- E.
arse or small sum- on which interest is allowed OF FlNk
- p ~ :" DIRECTORS. i5,I,.n,
zssss s:f$'s5s Ss$ss
5SsSs E r. Mi.a MERE
| " ,sfilHS STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, PFestent.
Charles O. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer ~
la Aotuary, Pliny Fisk s,.i u y iiI.ts stia3liH
jn5I -. .l.,,; MEDICAL. EXAMIHERS.Hi.sge5 -
| Pan, p Goddard NJ D. 4se4 William Pepper MID
4 's = Alcxan:ier G. Hart, m. D., ~ s.5.tiN
ATTENDANCE at the oflse OF tito
O'Clock, daily. nopspv g. .pruup Z , A., septs
'l'1Pi'eaia - - No.Yo Mainst,set,
tF5llsnr1trN - 90 lgi''', ~ issiStsL
.H4i.s istJER lbGf {gs!aia1 .s1ii '-tsa .ssF1iSsu
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NEW FIRM.

u
=. MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLlN d CO.,
In having purchased the entire stock olSOves, Tin,
ks:f Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF T. &. Culbcrt.
E,ass< son. would respectfully inform the citizens oil
HseSs Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry on
The business of manufacturing Tin. Copper, and Sheet
rou Ware OF which they have constantly hand good
assortment for Wholesale and Retail; very low for CASH;
all persons wishing purchase would do well TO call and
nee US at No TO- Union ST., at tile ola AMI well KNOWN
ItnnI heretofore occupied by T. q. Culbcnson.
Particular attention paid TO repairing
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NOTICE.
w. d. MOTTE,
No l76, Market street

HAS cOn,urJ.sd receiving fom y. York. Philadelphia
i i and Baltimore, his first stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he will daily be receiving additions until Tie as
sornent is complete. ..s- ..
Without enuneratng the articles lac would just say TO
his every body else wishing to buy, that IN
the stock may be found goods of The
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
Staple keeping articles OF The best makes and
quality which lac offers for sale al such prices as cannot NC
heat - The city. septi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

NEW YORK-SAILING OF THE PRONE &
.....r TiiEuS.
NEW YonK. Oct. G-noon.
Steamer PrCmctheus going to SEE yesterday after
noon, met with slight arrangement of her mac lnc-
ry, making it necessary to return to the city. She
sailed again at o clock this morning.
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go NM ER GasAI1l.s.,.
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DA1LYINTELLlGENG,gg!Ra

:, \ ,---7-T-,-II Ocfo5er q, IS2l.
Tc2 Note.I should be observed that the quotatiois
given bcow4 the Wholesale Prices. we stale ms
tor the bcret OF those who may have small ordcs
fill and who may be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however, both city and country cus'o'
,ncrs can rely on purchasing nom our Wholesale Mcr-
chants in any quantity the regular Wholesale prices
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N. observation-disclosures.
q Notice TO Housekeepers.S q
NEW CARPETS Ar RIDUCisD I,it ICES,

NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED pRAGESr
10000 YARDS Of CARPETS at No lf3 Main street
lO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the public generally that lie has lust returned
from AID Is p"w lsseiyng the best sma
offered in this CITY, embracing almost variety OF
style and quality that can BIO found in the Bastern markets.
from the finest English Vclycts down Ia common Rag cat
pet This stock has been selected with great care and
chased under the most favorable circumstances, which will
enable me to sell them much lower than the same quality OF
goods sold his city. Tboschin want Of goods
in my line will please call AMI select from my stock OF over
1890 yards, with 100 different Patterns varying IN price
from PIC. TO So per yard
scrtl ]. z. HARBOUR. no. 143, Main st.
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Dyeing to live IL
EIErTIE 81 DAE

Scpenth ST., three doors from DIR. Tappdn's,
STEUBENYILLE, OHIO.
Would inform the citizens Wheeling vicinity that
they have commenced the Coloring Business in every
branch Silks, Coons and Wooens, warranted to stand
&c. =, BE- 8stis n = li.!i 1 ssarlf
Z .l,.tit,..H II, Fancy CoIors siiIf fssI
or every shade got up equal to ncw Ribbons Shawls
and in the way OF eooIng cleaned pressed srd
w-ArTangcments been made with the steamer wi
and deliver articles and pstknges for US
Wy, .,5,sf.Elst si..,s,i IT, So JAS. L. FIRTH,Ssi
sept14 fi.iaiis.t s.,.i f.t .stJ JOSEPH DAY.iisi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

FIRsr WARD FIuENEN.-Thc young men of the
LIST Ward will hold meeting on Saturday night
for the purpose of organizing an engine company
in connection with the Bell Team Hose company.
An Engine is not needed in any quarter of the
city than in the LIST Ward, owing to its proximity
To the basin and the great draiD upon the water
pipes by manufactures in the lower wards.
DEArms.-Dennis Whelan, the unfortunate man
noticed Yesterday, who fell from the third story of
Pryor's new Warehouses on Main street, was re-
lieyed from his suGerings by death, yesterday morn
ing. .....
Mrs. Elisabeth Wade, an estimable old lady,
whom the children will all recollect kindly rs the
dispenser of their goodies" died yesterday morn
ing.
Henry Duly, aged ii years, eldest son OF Thos.
Dulty, promising Young man, and remarkable Tor
his proficiency in mathematics died yesterday OF
Typhoid fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

RICH HNO y SIHS ONIIBItET GUODS.
.5th-. r.tr.H'! ny EXPRESS. .IJhi'NHJ ID EilGt
10 PIECES Paris Bcrezc DcIains in Rich stytcs-aiso
II SONG neat figures for Misses and children.
Riol Brocadc SILKS, "'i'' - ''i f'is' '''- A.
Marie Louise Gro DE Rhine
Silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich cOlorcd Jaconets, new styles,
China Silks, dark and neat styles, "f' i'I+'T.
Muslin Bands, Joe q Tfil IN tVs -slll4
REVERE Insertings,
Lupus: Extra ;M9uelin Pr Lains. and FRENCH Mer
- noes in Hack, Salmor Rose, blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria II'ks.
t'E's's- Received this day by w.. ,.i
f.tr-... stsI,B .,r.r o, W. HElSkELL q co. o.,
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To Country Merchants.

MR. S. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm oil
vi McCIalen, Knox K Co, the remaining partners have
Associated with Chester d. Knox, CbTother OF 3
s. Knox go long avoabiy known in the trading public
assuming the style Ut McClaens and KNOX.
TIey would especially inform their old customers Cwo
have ~ long rally sustained them) and all other deal
Boots aud Shoes that their Fall Stock VIII be arriV
inc from the 10th to the last OF September. .
Having selected with the greatest care anu bought
for cash. they at-r themselves that in their FAN STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes they hold out Inducements i'll quality
and prices superior any offered in the market 10
Country Merchants their cast, they would be pleas
exhibit STOCK and post them inprces fcarlcssy
Challenging comparison with the kcts OF and
Philadelphia. lsep3l MccLALLENS q KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

- -,..,,;<, ofthe DAILY INTELLIGENCER for
% ,he otlice capitalization. Price, TWO eeSrs.
~ = 4 SEARS is authorized to receive snbscriP-
% .ah: daily, Tri.weeky and Weekly intclligencer,
. 10 Tor advertising ana jon wo !" nc aoe AZ
tbs Office
;,, the city and the adjacent towns will be sup.
g viii the Ilay Inteliseneer by Mr. a. sears at
pied Wi'rHTES CENTS a WEEK. This will afford an
rae ~ 10 urany who wish TO subscribe by
Mr. & Will supply his subscribers punetuaiiy
" u an carly hour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
WINDING UP

SHAwIS. C0Lourg cloths, Tagoni's ard Meiropoitans
~ and other goods at own prices They're
Cheap you believe u, cone and look at Them
sepe3 TIL. JOHNSTON. Dr., iG2 Main st.
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LEG1I'rI MORE LIGHT 80 b.
S LONG evenings approach, the demand for good
N clear IhoHr free from smell and smoke Increases
We respectfully invite all who wish good light, free from
The above objections to examine the Phospenc Lamps
use and queensware Store No. % Monroe
Street. near the Post Office, Wheeling Va. Another
sorment with or without shades has been received
scptS j. H. DUNHAM & Co.
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TTFEFT~ 'sHT.tT GOODS ''
Openc ID thi dny Mt w. ID. Notes,
sT1RENCIi Mcrinos, best make every color. lailtt
Il Plain ell wool deIanes y yards wide all colors.
- f"5It -s''t f'.,a'i 's aEt"1f5..i
Rich printed lcLaincs French English, American.
.iH.g Elegant hounccd Notwithstanding new.
Plain and printed IainIa cloths. U .ar' ~. f#N
Embroidered and plain satin, do Chine.
b Figured and plain Mohair Iustres
Silk and wool shot Lustres, Ivory prctty). r- .t.
silk chain Coburg CLOTH black and other colora
TIack and coorcd Canton CLOTH dc. septic
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IN PAIR mems kip Boots, -.
w CO.. double upper and double sole Kip Boots
ser2+ 80 ToDD & DEvoL.
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CINCINNATI-RIvER AND MARKET.
Oct. 6.
River falling very slowly. Weather cloudy with
light rains.
100 bbls. flour sold at 1922 $3.50. Market
steady.
WnsKY-l7 3-S.
GRocsnrEs unchanged, and nothing doing in pro-
visions.
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GOING TO QUIT!
DLACK Green, Choco, Maroon, Mode and Cherry
ID French Mernos; prices than they can be bought
TIL. JOHNSTON, Jr.,
scp23 No iea Main st.
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ERRONEOUS REPORT.
SYRACUSE, Oct. C.
Longucn, the negro preacher has not been ar
rested, as reported. The suspicion was caused by
two Policemen being OH the cars, and stopping
at the same place.
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Joseph G. West. assignee of James 1uthc CT
West, Plaintiff. OF Ohio

,,....i.i a.lfI Cow Feed, 4s,it a,,,,..
a SUPPLY of Bran. Short, &C. just received by b
n aus31 IN J. THOBURN, 1911 Market Square
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NEW York, Oct. 6.
The announcement of the last steamers new!
has checked commercial speculations generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

Virginia At Rules held in the Clerks office OF til;
Circuit court Ohio county in The month of September
1872. -.. -.aI.
;:s n- iS s"sSi' 'sFs
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Paints, Oils, &c.
A LCoIIOL, Turpcntnc,
N I.insced Oil, Lamp Black,
Lard Oil, ar.g a,l Gum Shcllac, .t
Extract Logwood Gold Leaf .H.iF
Chrome Green, Nv .#5-i Black Lead, ,ft ,t
Chrome Yellow l.s. Red Lead, -:If a
French Leaf bid t.. lfaatl.aa. Bronze, s!.=
Copal Varnsh, Japan tarnish, &C.,
|. i o., ..ri-, , .nt For sale, low, at -ls-5f.ll
| -s 40 ,t s.i YOWELL'S DRuG STORE,
l. tf t,-..s .-.i-.-I 81, Union ST.
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sl.vfY c. II. BuRss.DE
New EtTm..-vrw Goods!

silVY u BURNSIDE, cash dealers
VA. ia eyory descr ption of Fine Watches,
49, .jswclrg, ani Fancy Goods, having en-
tered into partnership in the Na,rh malsn 4 and
Jewolfy business a. the old staud OF Siitey g.
ood-, corner OF Texas and Market s,ru.'s,
Shreveport la, take pleasure % announcing 20
their numerous friends that their supply OF
goods is complete, embracing every variety of
watches, clocks. Icwclry, Had fancy goods,
ladies aud gents gold aud silver hunting and
open faced watchers, gold and silver thmhirs,
ladies aud gents tine guard aud fob CHAINS,
bracelets, necklaces, gold pencils and gold pens
IN gold aud silver handles, gold and silvcrs p'c-
taele-, german silver do, inu-ir boxes, nccordc.
on-, Elutnas. silver and Shelf visiting card
eases. great variety ct adies' and gents breast
pins, finger rings. bosom. collar and sleeve but
tons, ladies cuh pins "a hue supply Of gents
gold guard and fob keys. -iik guards erandolc-,
lamps. mantle ornaments. canes. fancy work
hoNes. french globe mantle clocks. marine lever
clocks Sc. sc Watches. clocks. and jrweln
oi every description repaired 10 short notice.
Al good watches warranted one year from date
col repairing.
W. ate a.so prepared io mmuIA. FUR JeWc'rY
of ah ktede having 10 our employ Mr. Watson
Ltr ol NemrAl4, whose tine H. devoted entire
iy to that hfaurh OF business.
Oar terms are positively cl.h, from lhis date
SlLNl 4 BURNSIDE.
\pril 3, 1852. ni0-iv.
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NEW ADvERTISEME

T.. CARTER, Commission and For,rgy5.
~ ing Merchant and Wio'esr'e rr,S Poi,ii
Dealer IN Groceries, Provisions, Liys,ors, H7D
earn, Oafs, Dagging ROPE, DC d.. l. {
Iar,'s Brick Warehouse corner of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, H..
~ Liberal advances made on consignment.
of Cotton and Merchandise. Every deser,n.
ton OF Goods received on storage on moderate
terms ns-y
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New ORLEANS, 10Th October. 1892
The tlrm of l.owF, PAr1lsov d Co. was
dissolved on the first inst, hy mutual consent
and the undersigned begs to inform YOU tina,
he continues tie Cation iaciarqt, and Cotn.
MISSION 's'acsS, in this city IN his own name.
aud Tor Ia, own account, aud trusts that his
long cNperci,~c IN commercial operations zen.
orally, with his particular attention to the Cot.
ton Fartoraec business for the last six wears.
VIII warrant him IN expecting liberal share Of
the patronage ard confidence Of the public.
with renewed assurances that hi, BEST efforts
shall at all times be cNcricd TO promote and
protect the interest of those who may paironi>e
hiin and that their Instructions shall be- ripidly
executed, he asks YOU 10 coniide your con.ign.
lncni> and orders 10 him ~ nm agent who In.
tends attending strictly TO thc duties ana res.
possibilities of q Factor only.
Particular attention will be paid TO the sale
OF Cotton, and the proceeds reunited promptly,
aud orders for Groceries, Carriages. Furniture,
aud all J 1d- of Hctchands ~ shall be- filled
with great care, and with the least possible de.
lay Won will be kept advised Of the latest
Foreign and Domestic accounts in regard to
the great staple Of our country.
Very respectfully, your ob't scr,t,
Il. VI. LOWE.
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Administration Notice.

NllliAM l.. HOLT, having been ap.
" pointed administration on the estate o.
Ahram q. Holt, decreased, st the October term
Of the county court OF lp-hurcounty pertain
ing TO the estates Of deceased persons
These are therefore to notify all persons
having claims against said estate, to pre-. ~
the same duly authenticated within the ac
prescribed by law, and all persons lndclted Il,
said estate are requested to come forw-d g.
make immediate payment, this 2lth \
A. ~ 1852
WILLIAM l.. llOlf Hr
Dee 1 l~52.
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khe Empire OF trance has been re.es-
lished Louis NAPOLEON assuming the
IVA. under title OF Napoleon I'll The
+ Of the people IS 10 be taken on the
n uli.
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Dr.. Hawks has declined the Ep.copatc
Rhodc Island. lie remains at Calvary
|urch. New York
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PROCLAMATION

PROCLAIM
By the Gorcraor ot the .>fa'c OF Teas.
WHEREAS, u call of the Legislature Of
W 'e State Of Texas, 10 be convened in
extraordinary session, is, in the opinion Of the
Executive demanded by events which have
'pirod since the adjournment of that body
last regular session, and NAV couducc
'ly TO the public interest
herciore. !, T. liANSEROUGH
Governor of the State of Texas. by
f the authority in me vested by The
uu'on, do, 10y these presents hereby Re-.
70 thh the Senators and Representatives.
osIne the Legislature Of tHis State shall
allc 10 special session at the Capitol. m
1r cf,Y of Austin, on tie SECOND Monday Che
l0th day Of January next, to deliberate and
take such action as their wisdom may direct.
upon subjects which VIII then ho presented lor
their consideration.
j. testimony whereof hav+
nc hcrcuuto SET NV hand and caused
N the great seal Of The State to be
~ affixed. Done at the city Of Aus.
tin, this, the 1T day Of November, A. D. 1852.
Of the Ind peGdtnce Of the United States the
nth, aud Of Texas the tn year.
T.. II. BELL.
By the Governor
Inos II Drv,L, Secretary Of State.
Nov 20, 1852. yiu2l 81
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Ern,n tic llcs,on l..beraior

rur Usprncxorsp RNLroap.-The
Eoce of the Fugitive edited by Henry
n himself, n fugitive from the land OF
kery, aud published a, Windsor, Canada
IS, IN the midst OF those who have es-
hed from the house Of bondage, gives US
| following encouraging Information
|. Never since the first utterance of anti
kery sentiments from the pulpi. and the
is. on The American continent, was the
Aerrround railroad doing so successful Il
kness as now. Within the las, ten days
Ihavc had the pleasure Of greeting twenty.
!, refugees. just from slavery. FIRST came
n able bodied young mem then two
Smen with six children then two men I;
h. two women; two men and SIX chill
H. not one of whom have met with any
)icnIty in making their way to Canada.
Since the above Was written, we
Ie had the pleasure of taking by the
hi two more who have just escaped !,
4 all these have come in defiance OF the
(c,tiyc Slave Law. and by the aid OF
(,,cal r',oltirnis,,'
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CITATION.
In hc district Court Of Harrison County,
STATE Of IcIds.
Charles VI Hall and Wife W. Rehccca
Starkcy ct AL
Partition and Diari6HiiJn
Tnr STATE or Texts,
CowigV Harriyoa

IL hr AlcvV II std county. GarftsG.
VNrHEREAS. on the 18Th day Of October.
w 1852 Charles VI Hall aud Amhcr.i-.
hls wife, filed thor petition "a my uiitc, sr
Irdring ~ follows. lo-Wil. That tile SAID Am.
hrellis. late hmbrclli' pr,cc and Bchccca Star
kie lwidoW,) late Ret,cca pr,c. residents al
HARRISON county. and state aforesaid James NJ
Price Of ira3os county, Jesse Siarkic, and
Mary. hl- Wlic, late MARY Price. Margaret Star
kic, late 'llmgaret pdce. and John Siatkie, and
Sarah Caroline ms wife, late Sarah Caroline
Prize. residents Of Jackson county, state Of
Alabama, and Robert l.. Rau, and Elizabeth,
bis wife, late Elizabeth Price, residents Of Mar
shall count, ia the ,iaic of Alabama, are the
heir, At lass Of John Price, who died about the
loh Of December, ISIS, 10 the State 81 Ala
hama, where lis estate VAS duly administered
upon further represents that Margaret widow
II said John Price deceased. retained IN h0s
pa.-cs-iun. with the consent and by special
agreement, " th iheahoyc named heirs. a negro
woman named Rachel. worth the sum Of uiuc
hundred dollars, to remain with hef during her
natural life, then to be pariltuncd amousi ,.ud
heirs
That the said Margaret died about the 2slh
dan OF June, SD IN possession of said negro
woman and her chd. named Sarah Ellen,
worth about two hundred dollars. itls There
fore prayed that partition and distribution be-
made of said estate,
These are therefore TO command YOU 10
summon the said Jesse Siarkic, Mary Starkic
Narrnrrt Slafkie. Sarah Caroline StatkIr. Rob.
crt !. BAN, and Elizabeth BAN by publication
oi this citation for four successive weeks IN
the Texas Republican, ncw-purer published
IN the county Of HARRISON, to be and appear
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-04
Negroes Tor sale.

Negroes Tor sale.
40 WNiSJR TORS \ III
| WILL sell 80 pubic ou,cry in front G
l Courthouse door boo ilr town of .u...
psharcouuty. to ta slightest bidder. on credit
Of twelve months. on the first Tuesday 10 anu.
~ next, 1893, EfGHT LfhELl VI
HROEN, consisting Of men. women, and
boys The rrepeH, Of Thomas llagrus de-
cea-cd. The purchaser required 10 give bond
and approved security for the purchase mprey
Viii also sell at the late residence Of tie
said Thomas iagcns deceased, all the person.
able property belonging TO said estate consist.
ing of horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, corn. and
fodder, and various other articles not herein
enumerated The sale to take place on the
iir.t day Of January, 1888
Terms made known On day Of sale.
PHILIP LIVELY, Admir-
Of estate Thomas Iiagcns dec
Dec. I, ls11. n23 e.