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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17
FRESH GARDEN SERDS,

IEN DIID1O
er Marion, our supply of--
Spring planting, consisting
tics:
KALE.
German Kalc or Dwarf
Greens
LEEKS
MUSK MELON.
Extra fine Nutmeg
Pine Apple
aWATER MELON.
Paris
Citron (ior Prcscrving)
MUSTARD. -,
White and Black =
OKRA.
Long White
Short Green
ONION.
White Onion Sets i
PARSLEY.
PARSNIPS.
Large Dutch
Yellow Sugar
PEPPER.
Long Cayenne
Large Bell
PEAS.
Extra early Prince AL
bert
Early Washington (oFE
True Nay
LATER SORTS.
Dwarf Blue Imperial !
Do Garden Marrowfat -
Do Sugar, edible pods
Knights Dwarf Marrow
British Queen Do
Tall Do
Black-eycd Do
Large White Do
Matchlcss Do
RADISH.
Early Scarlet Short. Top !
Long Salmon
Early Scarlet Turnip
Yellow Do
Black Fall or Spanish
Satisfy or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH.
SQUASH.
Early white Scullop bush
Winter Crook Neck .
Vegetable Marrow
TOMATOES.
Large Red II
Small Do ]
Red Cherry
TURNIP. 4
Early Dutch i
Do Red Top
White Norfolk
Improved Ruta Baga
White Stone.
OMAS J. WORKMAN.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

Tyson. Grnpowd:r, and Black Teas
IL turrnnts etc. For sale by
Oct. 10. 70 II x w. ABBOTT.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

isnNtH BRANDY. Madeira Wine and old
f, h.. '' ' f. L. ZEMP.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

DE,no, r,cc, lux and opening thtir Fail supplies Of
\ TO, elm and Domestic Groceries, whlch they
ir at !l1c.a!c and RETAIL consisting III part OF the fol
l-..-:.- nriirlnS:
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

TTST received per steamer MARION our supply ef-
O GARDEN SEEDS for Spring planting, consisting
in part of tle following varieties:
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

WEST India Mola>>es. New 0rlsa"s% T.. For sale ale by
w 0c, In r. W. ABBOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

they are distinctions to commerce, though win
just cause and for good ends What nat, am ys
commerce does not in itself make them unlawful.
An act of State, therefore, is no. necessarily un
obstruot commerce, although the power TO I Gg
late commerce has been expressly gfan.ea 70 oo
navigation, which is only at second hand an OBJ
struction to commerce, must be necessarily unia@
full. ,s.x -
MIR, STEVENS, of Pennsylvania. L desire 10
struction of commerce by State is not unlawful
or whether he refers to an obstruction OF commerce
by Congress sssz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
Observation-Disclosures.
Firemen's Parade.'

THE will form on Market square, q
to Main down Main First EoG y up frst t. cnniG
~ Cinv Ip Clay 10 SIXTH up Sixth 10 Centre down Centre
Filth to Quincy eI,noy to ESnf. 10 I
nnrc Of starting, under the dircconoi Jacob NJ Ckci,
ESQ assisted by i. w. Knox, s. F. Back, Harvey iaii
and others ~ 81 II =, .,. =, IN. .,o,,J nuncn.
,,,v ns te route extended and the time some
LILY lily, 10 m nil - sep24
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

EARrnouAKE AT CUBA AND MOUNT ETNA.-It is
Il fact worthy of particular note, that on the same
day IN which the severe earthquake occurred at ST.
Jago OF Cuba, there were unusual eruptlons and
earthquake at mount Etna., The Malta Mail de-
scrbes the perls of party of gentlemen and ladies,
who were ascending the Etna on the night of
August 20. The party consisted of Captain and
Mrs. Hallct, two Misses Sankey, Hon. Lieut.. Finch
(6S Light Infantry, and Lieut.. Ravenhill (Royal
EnglneerS, with three guides, three muleteerS and
servant, together with eleven mules. '0''1 d.
They left Nicolai, ut p. NJ, on the Goth of
August, and arrived at the Bosco at II O'Clock,
where they found a high wind blowing from tie
westward Ascending from thence two miles, the
huge crater below Etna, called the ColoSsi, was
found to be unusually active, beching forth large
bodies of fire and smoke; and Immediately after,
Etna itself began to vOmit forth fire and ashes
The weather continued TO increase in cold,.eSs,
until terrible hurricane burst on the travellers,
sweeping them and the mules they rode before it.
Followin; this came an earthquake, which shook
the ground under their feet and filled the guides
and the whole party with CONSERVATION The
hurricane, too, continued an even increased in
violence, and the mules were at length abandoned
TO their fate, while The company pursued their way
foot and finally reached Nicola in safety, at 10
o'clock in the following morning. 81
Now, it will be remembered that the severest
Shocks the disastrous earthquake of Cuba occur
red ON the afternoon and night of the goth of Au-
gust, and early on the 21st. The Daro de la Mari
city of ST. Iago de Cuba visited, on the goth of
August, by terrific earthquake, unequalled, for its
disastrous rayages, in the recollection of the oldest
inhabitants, The most violent shocks were felt at
half past three P. NJ, thirty minutes after P. NJ,
8 T. NJ 1 A. NJ. Another very violent one at 8!
A. NJ, another at 4 A. NJ; when the atmospere be-
came very dark, contributing much TO increase the
alarm! Next day, the weather was dark, rainy,
and exhibited most appalling aspect" 'ai
From these two accounts, itwould seem to be a
,lSinn m
Etna were connected with tie earthquake at St.
Jago--Boston Trducier. T7,sirlsd9e 4HEir Tg
uJ-The Siberian wheat cultivated in Wisconsin
yi,.liS m buSl IN Tho ,c,e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
New Boots and Shoes.

q VIM. Dole, lGl Main Street, Wheenns'
nnennr the first lot OF his Fall and Winter stock
of Roots and Shoes which embraces every siye ana
ouaity in the shoe trade ladies' misses ana cndres
wear Gents boys and youths boots and Shoes 10 dcs s.
nate the variety would he too lengthy for an ADVERTISE
ment H., p,,;,, ,o,,.;,,
~. This stock exolusv ey New York and fhiadclphia
make; the latest style and best stock and Workmansnp
boi cities; ii is warranted and Guaranteed both by Tie ma.
kers and the Particular attention Is Gaie 10
the article OF ladies' travelling boots. WV. hohI.
NSen2i - ---tL ~ = -------- ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
The farmers friends are in power, and little pres,

The farmers friends are powell and so little pres
sure is applied to them that they intend tdwait near
three months-tlat is until the end oftNovember-
before they produce their grand specific; and the
delay. What unwonted patience! What newly
acquired resignation! Was it for this the three
hundred gentlemen, making the country party,
seeded so long from Office Jared up into agitators
and subsidized into misanthropes2 Was it merely
that, at the end of seven years, they might learnto
sit, like patience on monument, and smile at AUS
quarter! That in fact, is what they a.e now
come to.-London Times, September, 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
.;.,55=..I o.. RrnyeIy On.''

From every direction, we nave olesi ~ a'uhss
of the growing popularity of Scott ana Gfaham:-
In this REGION not oulythe lew usansc.ea y h'gS
who held off because they were disappoinleu III
their frst choice have seen their folly and came
hack. hut numerous Democrats are wheeling INTO
the ranks of the old soldier every day. They don
intend to be cheated. They have discovered tlia'
Pierce is no Statesman, no Hero, no man
that he was never South of Mason Y DiAon's
line but once, and then he tainted. Inc! also
know him TO be tipo. faced nan-a slavery man
at tn. South and an anti-slavery man at the Notth
that he has like CaSs, had two lives published
the one for the North, the other other Tor tue
South. That for the North, at the 2sth page mas
an extract from his Manchester speech III "hi1h
he saws that "the men who would dissolve lie
Union did mot hate or deplore slavery more 'hau
he did, and that for the South IS US sleht as ''e
grave upon the subject.
New Hampshire Democracy always has oeeh
spurious atfaiT-there is not nor never has pee'''
any real Democracy there. II has always oeen .
Federal State. Its almost unanimous vote was cast
for the author of the alien and seditlon laws against
Madison, against Jackson The same party rules
the roost there yet. They are the descendants OF
the bluest Federaists that ever found haDitations
upon our continent, and they all go for franklin
Pierce us the best representative of their principles
The Democrats of the South see and know all this,
and hundreds of them will vote the good old Re
publican iicket-the fair and honest American tick
ct of Scott aud Graham.
" This end of the State, we believe, is to be very
nearly revoluionized. and if the Wings throughout
the conmonw ealth will do their duty as we intend
to do ours here, Scott will Garry this his native
State and7irginia Democracy will go by the board.
1t has well nigh ruined aike the State and the ma
ton, and is now, in fear of total humiliation, sha
king like the leafof an aspen.G Two of the three
last Presidents have triumphed over it, and fourth
will be the crowning victory. Concert of action
on the part of the Wings will accomplish this.
One sign of the hopelessness the cause of Pierce
is that his advocates have lost their patience. Five
minutes conversation will put one of them into a
n towering passion. To tell them that either Pierce
or his horse tainted, they take the hydrophobia at
once. Their journals too, are as rabid as so many
mad dogs. The organ hero, is as snappish asa
whipped cur, and as yenemous as rattlesnake in
dog days. They feel that they have an abortion for
candidate, and it sours their dispositions by day.
and freaks forth in troubled murmurs in their
dreams at night. We say again. we want no bet
ter sigr: of their apprehensos of defeat, and the
State may be carried for Scott and Graham.-A
do1, Firginian.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
CITY ORFICERs roR 1851
MORGAN NELSON. Mayor.
JAMES s WHRATE CIaxI.

:uOhufN NELSUN, Mayor nc
JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk
X w. HARDING, Treasurer o L.
). l.. SASosToS, Sergeant ii
SeTsednps Dpnies.-Ist ward-Isaac AZ Pear, o.,
-abm. W. Clemens ID ward-John Bowers. 4th wa n
Henry +. ChaPline 9th ward-James S. Campbell
JOHN MooRE, Superintendent Water Work, {
JAcon T. Bra, Wharf Master
JAcoB ANteK Street Commissioner
JAMES NJ EwIsG, Assessor and Collector oS yy,,.,t
Rents. -. 'oi vi wac /;
JnsnT. T. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurer and Gun ii
CUR of Wines and Liquors. w "ua
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master =
THoaAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF A ssessnepts ~
WIN J. SroppARr, City Surveyor il
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour INSPECTOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
The WING Prospects i'm virginia

From all parts the country have the gratifying in
tegence OF The OF Wing principles Even the fixed
foundations Democracy in Virginia. shaking TO the
centre, and united and vigorous action by all the advo
Gates OF principles OF reform and
gress will yet right the old mother OF States and States
men, place upon the reuvenating platform ofpro
gress and deveopement 1t is with common concern
that Es wRsa ,hs h of the canvass in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
Whir Meeting,

There win Wing Meeting at the Court House, in this
city, on SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst. at
C. IT. RuEseH, Jacob, and others will address the
meeting
nJ-The wellsburg Glec Club has kindly consented TO
be in attendance, and will entertain the audience whsone
choice music. ....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular

LIVERPOOL, September Z, 1S52-Cotton-Smce
the departure of the Niagara, on Saturday last,
market, for this STAPLE, has been steady but quiet
The continued favorable accounts of the growing
crops, received by the Africa arrived at midnight
on Saturday., has exercised some little influence
their Stocks eey neutrality-suspicious. exporters
the traders see sufficient inducement to enter the
market with the same spirit that has hitherto char
acterized their operations and in the sales that have
been effected, buyers bave had the turn of prices
in their fayors not. however. amOu nting to a ono
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
/. o. OF. CELEBRATIoN.
,.ss.s-s--@S - ~ 3,

-Ef4sf NJ
THE Anniversary OF the institution of PA xoLi H.
No! So, 10 o. E.. OF the State Of Virginia. will b.
ted lin Wheclins on Tqcsdayth inst 81 tyvas
The members Of vRalstus, No 8. RR AskLlS, No =,
Wa. TELL, No. "a, WhEELIsG, No: % and of ncishboi
nate in the ceremones which will be as follows: 'e
Order of Arrangements.
procession will be formed Mt Odd Fellows Han,
Market Street. near the Post Office, at 10 O'Clock ny
and will move up Market Street to Northi down Nom,
NIan down Main TO First Ito Eo up Frstto Ch,nGo
up Chapne to Webster; down Webster to Main; up M,S
up Clay fthi down itito Zano; up Zanetos,q
up 9th Ccnt,ci down Centre to ith; up 4h to Moa
where the following ceremonies will take place. fY
Rcv TX Tie BAND
t s.,Ss aiic!s POEM ay 6VER il Ts SYfiSR
Music. 3 RAND
Ora.ion ............R Rev. DAVID TRUMAN OF Ohio
Music, ....l-. .RASD
Ue,l.dictiou,. Rev. e. G. nicholson
The ProccssoI,w then form and proceed to the Hi,
uBA Committee OF Reception to receive brethren f4c,
apro1I and provide them with dinner, win be In a,,
J:.ce al tho Mclodeon after the ceremonies.
Cii.J Harstalls.--G. t. Fry. Vim. lRiheldafer, u
A,sistants-J. e. Smiley, VIM. Arbutllnot, - !
Committee of ir1angenenis.-Wm RiheldaHer. GIN
Zirr Cyrus Scatterday, ]. p Harden, W. Il. Andrews
wheeling, Sep. %, 1852. tiugL NJ Uy-- tn.
Cl:azettc copy.) i'ta=ta
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ODD FELLOWS.


LODGE RooN, No. 123 Marke. street. the Post oic
HRoIsIrs LoDor, No. D. meets every Thurs eyenim
FkNsELis Lopor, No. -, meets every Monday eycniD2
WHEELING LoDoE No 90, meets every Saturday
fASoLa LopoE, No s., meets every Friday evening
OF each month"; ~ Ae''"' :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
Short Creek lands for Sale
Z In Ohio county, yirgiain. sfir5,-

j
NYlSHlNG to dispose of my Real Estate, ofettFs
w vate sale until the list day of November next, M
in the County OF Ohio, situate the waters OF Shot
containing about five hundred and sixty Thsl
erty is desirahiy located on both sides OF The Wh.
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven z.
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest state of improvement Er
large amount OF plank fencing, and judicousytf
in fields for farming aud grazing purposes There ~
the pr emses two good dwelling houses, with an2s o.
bling, corn cribs. &c. There also four good tsan
Houses: There isl commodious new barn, one hut!s
and eight feet long by forty four in width, fitted t
particular Tor the wants Of the farm including ample
tor for twelve hundred sheep, .,s - ts.
will sell these lands in whole or In part, 10 sui s
wishes OF those desiring to purchase. Terms will b
cral. -
Tho rapidly advancing Improvement Of the city Of VI
ing the iaSili ties afforded by the various rail road e
tions about to be completed with the West, and IL x
board the excellent market aflo ded in Wheeling
the marketable productions OF the country render TIL,
highly desirable persons wishing to protaby
has seldom been that finer Inducements have been e
out to purchasers. = - a. Inv mitchell +
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
D@W asliipgton Reporter and Examiner, and WelssI
Herald copy. y Eigl.5i..., .-t, g,...,.7.., II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
Custom IroY...

Established in 1881. i. H. SWEaRINGEN Surveyor an :,
collector OF CustoE's, ONCE No. 10, Union street =
lmpoiations TO this made by way OF New orean
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore : ~ '''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
NIEnIBERs OF COUNCII,,

Woodrow; Isaac Gotta. e' - - II
SECOND wARD.-John Bishops Geo. E. wiekham t.
THIRD WARD-S. Brady; J. j. YarnaIl; John NJ M,,b
ews; Daniel Lamb. ~ " "
FOURTH wARD.-Dr. James Tanner; E. C. LETTERS. A G h
Hallowei; ID. ". Tharp; David Hammond " !,
FIFTH WAnD.George Forbes; John W. Gill; Lorenzns
D. Wait; Jacob Hornbrook; Henry Echols
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

u5-For Local. River Teesaphic and Commercial Intel.
e-for Poetry Choice Literary Selections and Variety,
see First Page. ..r-....sI
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MARKETS..
From Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.

From Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular. s1sssi.
y, L,yEErooL, September I, ls52.-There has been
Ness doing in cotton since the date Of theprevious
Circular; the sales for three days being 1900
bales, with 1900 to- exporters and Spectators, at
prices slightly in favor of buyers.
The corn market continue quiet with q moderate
amount of business done at the above quotations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

determination has been received from Cali
fornia Of the decision, by the Land Commissioners,
and the United States Count, in favor of the famous
CerVantes claim, which settles a large number of
the most valuable Mexican grants in that State.
An appeal has been taken to the Supreme Cont of
tue United Siaesby the Government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

LATEST AND BEST.
! am now receiving my stock OF Fall
. 90 3Ef Dry Goods.
PURCHASERS are invited to examine them, and deter
mine for themselves ehor they not at least equal
in quality beauty STYLE moderation Of prices to those
my neighbors who promise the most and boast the
loulcst. - & as. 30 EsrtY ISAIAH. COOFENt
sep2f-3td g NO l!Naih Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

Ij-The French Government in order to mann
tain the right of Peru to the Lobos Islands, has
notified the ship-masters of Havre, who were de-
sirous of taking part in the guano spoils, that it
will not afford any protection to French vessels
that may proceed to-the islands to load guano-
Any adventurous French captain who might pro-
coed on such an expedition would therefore run
the tisk of being punished as robber. As France
Peru, it follows that the United States cannot do
otherwise Hi Jos aHg = -" 'F-lH.7f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

t0n DoZ. Gentlemen's fine Mocslin Silk Hats, fro
lOU one dollar and upwards, for sale at
sep S. d. HARPERs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

Pro%rnInlne; IN pnEt. g.g +
Zine Rish De Laines, at -. -, 4
Linen Cambric Haiidkerchiefs. at G. '.A hSt'' +
Yard Wide elegant GAintz, at I2. Il
GOOD Black Aipaccas, at 12.
Goot Jeans and Satinetts, as low as IL.
Best ZIP Bleachea Muslins in toxin.
Finest kind of Red Flannels, %. ~ ~
Aso-The most elegant and expensive Slks. sss
Rrocades, French Cashrheies, De LANES, Emsi"vI
the old system. ]. S. RHODE.
~ Goshorn buildings, No. 100. Main s,i s,
S. Goods sent TO any part Of he city free " g.
and Store open until O'Clock at night Y ssi@
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3. - II N = H N Z ".
. New Goods. 2

lf32 &# New Goods aiG
T AM now fully prepared. in my splendid Hn,droi K
l. store room, 10 exhibit my "Ncw Fall Goods, ts
from the eastern markets.
silk Dress Goods. F
IL Rich Paris BroCade Silks; -iLa, .t...s. I.f-,s
I' 81 Figured Cameleon Lusters: .- ,,f,.,....
.. ?.i Rich new style Gro de Afric;
Satin Luxors aud Turc Satin;
Figured and plain Black Silks,
with many new styles, very rich.
worsrcd's q Voolen's.
Rich Hrocadc French De Lainesi
Ceshmeres Plain style; .'s . H1f+
N Genuine French McIino;
Plain anu Fancy Muslin, all shades;
nfz 6.i Chambord Cloth for Cloaks; ma.
Oh twilled Toile de Barcge, s.,,..
with various other Dress Goods. =
shuyvI. IIIosiery, Gloves al
Superior Rrocade Long The largest assoIEI
Shawis; superior and com. of Gloves, Hosiery q
mon Plain. Satin figured for Ladies, Gent and o.
Cashmere. Same in Searfs, | dren Bonnets, Fail q
Thibet, Merino, Cloth. bons, Trimmings BoysTtf
Sack Flannels in coors.- 8 full stock Ladies Fra
Black and Green Flannel for Corsets under vests ca
Skirts. forts, Carpet Sacks, Ii /
I CAN safely say that my stock has nevor been sup,r
- in quantity and variety, and TO being ehesp-,
Call and see, to be convinced. ]. SENSESElf
Sept. 20, 'ie-2wd. %. hi'9a+E 'flH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

ID ECEivED this day, large lot of boys black and On,
III fancy Hats, with feathers S. d. HARPERS
gen o.
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saFoR PREsIDES1,,s
i 2 Il. WINFIELD SCOTT. Hs5 o.
, 80 ~ ~ FOR VICE PRESIDENT. .-Fslsz
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
olE ~ Electors at Large. -... n 4
49, WILLIAM b. PRESTON. ia
-7.s. i. JOHN NJ. BOLTS. 31.i na-."
gll -if' Wing Electoral Ticket.
fsr DtsrRIcr-IoHN r. KILBY, OF Nauscmond, I,
2sD DIsTRIeT-EDW. X. CHAMBERS OF MeckIenburr.
3ap DisrRrcr-THOMAS s. PLoURNOY, of HALIFAX
frn DIsTRIcT-H. H. MARSHALL, OF Charlotte. ..a
5ru OisrRicT-ALEXANDER HIVES, OF Alberniarle.1
6rn DIsTRtcr-wILLIAM C. SCOTT, OF Powhatan.
TIN DisrRrcr-JoSEPHS EGAR, OF Elizabeth City.
5TH DIsrRIcr-R0RERT MAYO, of Westmoreland.
9ru DtsrRicT-HENRY w. THOMAS, OF Fairfax.
10ru IisTRIcT-tLEX'R. r. BOTELER, OF Jefferson.
l1rH DIsrRIor-CoI. J. b. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
12ru DtsTRicT-J0HN ECHOLS, ofMonroc.
f3ru DIsrRrcr-wALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
14rn DIsrRIcr-JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr., OF Wood.
18th DIsIRIcT--T. NJ GiLLY. OF Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24

TX DOZ. mems and boys Kossuih Hats, from 20 on,
I y and upwards, received this day and for sale.
sep % ~ = ~ - - - "a ~ s. ID. HARPER
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- : = I
WIND INC EPL

.h,t'l itHRIBB ONS, RIB ONS. &c.sI"d5y
A FEWrieees OF Ribbons which are the Ipge here now
other nice things, cheap for cash-call at It o.
scp23 lF,dgFF JOHNS1ONS, 162 Main ST. q,
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| uI-'rhe Siberian wheat cultivated in Wisconsin
yields so bushels 10 the acre.
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TODD g. DEVOL,

Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, !South End Of
moo ri Market Square q 81 W
RE now onening unusually large stock OF FAN anu
n Winter lioo,s Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great care, md nlauncu at tho very best
Of Philadelphia New England, expressly for our Whole.
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers anu AL
others who may with call can offer you goou
which we guarantee equal in qualify OF material and woi
inarslp, those manufactured in this Or any part OF Inc
United States. -s.. sL.-sg.g oar TODD " DEVIL"
NhrcIins 81, 1859. ~ ~ ~ 80
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SPEECH
y r.r.TA2SPEECIII 4IE.El
.. ..... ...aas. ..s.t..r OF inc S. -.sf ia - r
Hon. j. S. MILLSON, of Virginia,
.s'ltH The Er.tr f.u| 80 f.F ..f
WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.
Delivered in the House Of Representatives., Au-
,.,.. gust 1ith. 1852.

On the bill declaring the Wheeling Bridge n
lawful structure and post route a slli y
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: Cod Liver Oil.
lust received: boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
u pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oils the best article OF the
kind brought to this any other market. =
BREGTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG,
aag2f-1yr:d 'f y . ~ Opposite Washington Hall.
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~ UT..- ". Il, CHEESE. ~
NIX BOXES Cream Cheese just received and for sale h
~ sep %. .f.iF Fl =s THoBURN,
t',d 7ia ~ r'i-l rla fa7 19i Market squ,ie