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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Supposed Murder and Arson.

The saw and grist mills near the mouth of Da-
vis's Creek, five miles below this place, were con-
snmed by fire on Wednesday morning of last week.
JOHN /. DopsoN, young man, one of the keepers
and tenders Of thesmils, and who slept in the saw
mill, persisted in the fiames.i The room (which
he slept was in the corner of the saw mill, afford
ing facilities in all directions for escape. Persons
early at the fire, which occurred about 4ginthe
morning, could have seen him if he,had been in
the room, if, during the progress 1.-THE fire, he
had fallen through the floor to the open space be-
low. His bones very thoroughly charred, were
found nnder the grist mill, or rather between the
two mills, where there was the largest amount of
combustibles, and where no one acquaintedswith,
the situation of the mill, expected to find them,
and where 1T is thought almost impossible for his
remains to. be found unless he was thrown there
| after death. The bones were collected and pla-
ced in a box on Thursday afternoon-left in a
wagon near the rims awaiting the inquest to be
held on the following day. During the night all
the bones, except a few, were removed from the
box, which had been tightly nailed. An in ,uest
was held at the mills on Friday, and after exami-
| nation of many witnesses, the jury were of the
opinion, and rendered ayerdict accordingly, that
the young man Dodson was killed, and the mills
set on fire to conceal the murder-andltheyf were
also of the opinion that, in consequence ofthreats
and animosity oficertain individuals in the neigh
borhood against Dodson, strong suspicious attach
ed TO Them and the coroner issued his warrant for
their arrest. Theywere arrested, brought to town,
and on Monday examined for commitment by Jus
direct or circumstantlal evidence to warrant their
commitment, they were discharged. The minds
of those who. are fully acquainted withthe circum!
stances are impressed with the conviction that a
murder has been commtted-and if so, that it Is
not improbable that something will turn up to fix
the crime upon the perpetrators. The painful facts
should lead the community TO vigilance. Wetake
occasion to say, that much credit is due 10 colsta
bleiWm. H. Estill for his promptness in making
the arrests ahdsurnmoning The witnesses.
| TheMiills were built and owned by Mr.. JAS.
CowErHEN. His loss is about $4,000, which he
is lily able 10 bear. Mr.. F. Porter rented the
mills and his loss consists chiefly of 30,0OOft. oi
plank. The destruction of the mills is a serious
Inconvenience to the neighborhood. d. Kana,oia
| Repuubl ican OF the 2Othinst. ! - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Appointments by the President.
ArrosNrys OF THE UNITED STATES.

ArroRNEYs OF THE UNITED STATES. I'D
Joseph G. Knapp, ofSKeosauqua, Iowa, for the
district of Iowa, in place OF S. Whcher, removed
Henry A. Foster, FOR the northern district of
New York. 55 III us, ,.45.; Il.
Carrots. Cannon, for the district of New Jer-
sey. ~ asg -5Af ~ tetsf3
Alfred NJ. Wilson, for the western district OF
Arkansas. &c! 5EA isgEt
20. c. Rogers. for the district of Kentucky. {
Thomas B. Childress, for the middle dist.icty OF
Tennessee. sa.. ~
A. I. Requier, for the southern district of,Ala-
bama.
George H. Browne. for the district of Rhode
Island. ya .frssf4E l-a
- Beniamine NJ. Thomas, for the district of In
diana. 800. ,,55l-, go "A
Charles shayler, for the western district OF
Pennsylvania. gt#
Richard ]. Hays, for the western district OF
Tennessee. rtsar.
MARsuALLs, THE UNITED STATES.
Cade NJ. Godbold, for the southern district of
Alabama. ~ EFa .rt a-5a ss.4 Z
George H. Nelden, for the district of New
Jersey.
John L. Robinson, for the distric; of Indiana.
Island.
Thomas ]. Young, for the district of Kentucky.
John Quindley, for the eastern district of Ar
| kansas. q 1 Np
John NJ. Mott, for the northern district of New
York. @
Laurel Summers, of LIE Claire, Iowa. for the
district Of Iowa. in place of Stephen B. shellady
removed.
BThe pew rent of the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin
church Ion Broadway. N. Y, amounts to $4,000
a year. Ha s
pProf: Daniels, has been appointed Slate Ge-
oogist of Wisconsin.
rrItis said Ole Bull made slo,oooiby a con-
certs in New Orleans.
pThere are forty. public schools in New Or
leans, attended by nearly 1900 pupils.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
New Furniture and Chair
r.

iNTuNDAY & Colts invite the attention of house
M keepers and others to their New Furniture and Chair
Ware Rooms In the new brick building No. 1853 Market
prepared to Furnish all articles in their line such Dres
sing and Plain Bureaus Secretary and book Cases. Card
Dining aud breakfast Tables, Sofas, Divans ottomans,
Nc, Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogany in every variety
Plain and fancy Looking Classes Clocks &c.! all ofwhich
will be furnished promptly to ORDER at the lowest prices
We respectfully invite the public to call our
stock feeling assured that render satisfaction in all
cases. s7 " .17- ~ q. -f..f.'I ap14-3md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
REMOVAL,

1HAvE removed my m wholesale stock Or nv
AND NOTIONS. to the new four story rick buildIns
Molly, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou streets where
WIN be prepared with carry and lextensi We Spring
STOCK. direct from Importers and anufacturers which
would be pleased to have my Old and customers
to call and examine. y q Nv ~
saleof ! snl1f5is 1il! =-s WMlT. .SELBY,
oSTJ g. astcaL will be found at the above establish
nlent. WHARF, he awaits his old lrlcnGs a'l1 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

q IMPORTANT TO PosrMAsrEns.-'rhe Savannah
Courier of the 18th inst, says:
ga case was tried, during the recent session oil
the U. S. Circuit Court in this city, which ought
the officials who have charge of the various Post
Offices throughout the country. The Postmaster
at Sylvania, in Scriven county, was atraigned and
fined $50 for delaying letter in his Office
This law makes it the imperative duty OF every
Postmaster, to forwsrd all mail matter deposited
one half hour before the departure of the mail,
unless a longer time should be granted by the
Postmaster General on account of the business in
the office. s44{aitF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

HFF. Kapp, of Denopolis, Alabama, jumped
overheard a few weeks since, while on one of the
lake boats running from Mobile to New Orleans,
and was drowned. He came from HageFstown,
Nd, about 1887, to Demopolis. His wife, "a very
intelligent lady. became insane in 1915, and while
on her way to. her relatives in Maryland jumped
overheard from one OF. the Mobile and New Or.
leans boats. and was drowned. 4 After Ibis event
Knapp became became dissipated, marieda disse,l
lutte woman and squandered3the property lie had
labored 50 earnestly to aldass. And now ends his
tragic life near the spot where hsswife was LOST,
and they both restina watery grave. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

STRrKEs.-The journeymen horse shoers of Bos-
ton have resolved 10 demand ..ten hour,'' and for
firemen turner's and filters 81 rs per day, and Ia
cents per hour; for foormen and drivers, 81 so per
day and Is cents per hour.-In Boston the street
paviors have struck for an advance.-The Bos-
ton Printers are demanding thirty-two cents per
thousand ems, and 81 advance to weekly hands.
The rates at present are twenty-eight cents
The journeymen shoemakers of Baltimore are on a
strike.-The New York Express says that the
strikes of the ship joiners shipwrights caulkers,
coach painters, varnishers and polishers, silver
Smiths housecarpenters. milk men, ship painters,
cartmen, transfers, aborers coopers, gilders, and
printers, are all fairly settled The walters might
also be set down among the list of settled strikes
The strikes pending are the private coachmen, who
ask for 81 per month of an advance. The pattern
makers and mill-wrghts, black-smiths' helpers,
and planished Tin. plate workers, and saddle and
harness makers, piano forte makers, and boot-ma-
kers, are preparing their reports. Preliminary
meetings led of the boss horse shoers, fore
men and coal psssers. coal holsters, and metal
roo(erS. 4=-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Ronrd of public yyor,. ,,,

RoPerJ T. White, ESQ.,, the present Senator from Lon
doun, will be supported as for the Office of Com
missioner the Board of Pubic Works, in the
district of the state. Mr., white gentleman of high
characters ability aud intelligence having served
era years in the General Assembly is familiar with the
system OF Public Works. MANY
10 he uoteEs of third Dttrict In VirSinfa for elect
ing CommtSsfoner of he Board of Public Works
declining again TO run for Congress
have Unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts OF the third District to become candidate for
Board of Public Works If you think can be of service
to you in this position you are at liberty to
whatever of ability may TO promote that
ncttion, the bestlnteress OF my native State.
~ Most Respectfully,
rri J. NJ. H. BEALE.
House Of Representatives, FEB, II. 1853
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Portrait of Thomas Swami.

At the instance of number of our citizens, Mr.
Barton of GAINESVILLE, was employed to paint a
portrait of Thos: Swami, the distinguished Presl-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the
purpose of presenting it 10 the magnificent steam.
er of the Union Line, which bears his name. This
portrait is completed, and is now at the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank in this city, ready
TO be presented TO the steamer ere it leaves for
Louisville. As portrait. we have seldom seen
it Unsurpassed, even by the most distinguished mas
ters. though the fine face and expression of the
original doubtless contributed much to the success
ofthe artist. The expression of countenance is
admirably preserved, and the entire portrait re-
fleets great credit upon the painter. Mr.. Barton,
(welearnl is a young man, and from this mani
testation of his talents, we anticipate for him
marked distinction in the profession which he has
chosen. should he properly apply the talents with
which nature has endowed him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
SPECIAL MoTIoEs.
SENATORIAL. NOMINATION.


10 the Editors of the 1nteigencer:You are respect
tay requested to announce, inyour paper, that D. N.
EDGlNGToN will be candidate for the Senate OF Vir
gnia election to be held the 18th Thursday in
MAY and that will DO supported by the voters of the
district without respect to party.
Many ettizeps Of Wneeltng and Ohio County.
= sTocKToN's 'TRI- WEEKLY EXPRESS.
RATES ov -IErIuur.
From Wheeling to Washington
Heavy Goods % cents per 100 lbs.
From Wheeling to Claysville-
- Heavy Goods 20 eentspertoo1bs,s
From Wheeling West Alexander gyv4x
Heavy Goods is cents per 100 lbs
n=Paekages weighing less than 100 pounds will be
Charged go cents, to any point on the road. > SY
Special contracts for carrying freight can be made by
calling at Stockton, Russell & Co.'s. Monroe Street.
Wheeling. apze,tr L. w. STOCKTON: :
gsJes as5y9 Persian. Hair Dye. g.,+g ,s.,.-F.
THIS Dyeis warranted used according to directions
to change the hair from other color, beautiful
Auburn, Or e-,sa,.,.a 80 = 80. -7e1''l ~
- ,6all PERFECT JET BLACK, os h
WITHOUT
Staining The Skin, - t''sf n .A
Price, 80 cents per bottle For sale BY Ellis d. cALp
WELL, Wholesalers gents, and by wArs R. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

EWe learn that the Disciples who now meet
over the Sd Ward school house, are proposing TO
erect new church for the better accommodation
of the going public. and are soliciting the
aid of our citizens in furtherance Of their commend
able object. committee on behalf of the church
will shortly call upon all who feeldisposed to aid
their efforts andafford them an opportunity to con-
tribute. We hope that such efforts will lie properly
appreciated AMI sustained. Our population is fast
increasing and the usual increase of immortality
is doubtless perceptble also, and it becomes thus
alike the interest and duty of all good citizen to
aid as far as they can in any effort to improve ard
promote the moral condition of the community in
which they live. The erection of church is
always good step in the march of morality, and
we hope that this effort will be literally sustained
by all. .,.i 'sf i-'.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Look at This!'

LII those who DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IN of themselves and and friends do so,
uy, by calling without deiay,at Tarbel & Co.'S Daguer-
reolype Rooms at the OF Main Bdde streets,
Centre Wh9eng and procure each those liteke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree
beauty and excellence elsewhere in the city. rr7i
est ,ss,a4l{ 81. TARBELL& CO., tDaguer feotypsts
. "a. Corner OF Main and Bidde streets; p ~ r;
janot Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Bird & Wilson, ibid.
Wholesale md Retail dealers lnS.
French and merTcan DRY 6''"'
ts47rt. 80. M so RnIfSlnnre' Street,

.isll5 sJtg ~ BALTIMORE, -, rtd,ts
MOULD invite the attention OF Ps.sEEsss. sock Of "a
our city to call and examine of Sro:ade silks
lies dress goods; consisting ofplan ihS Fred
lawns and jaekonets, bayadere robes, sSd Ena
de tlainos, French Ginghams pIain ana az 81!
shawlss from $40 TO So mantillas and esP..,
cashmere shawls OF every variety, FTcnGn e~
kid gloves, ,Parasols, etc.
- = .-GEHrLESIEN's FURNISHING Go9S! Esii
Cloths, -eassime yestings, eravais' A4p@
foHlle eass ssTs1; $685. of an kinds
of staple aud domestic goods. Our soes, s. J "
best rtment offered by any house In
The lowest prices. Q - y Si-lsttfz msiS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
Pemberton House.
Winter. street. Below m onroe,

= w HEELINCT, Va ~
III M.PENBERTON alinnnncest to his Old friends and
the public generally, that he has located in the com
Charles and thoroughly repaired and rented and Is
ed TO travellers in good style moderate
prices The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat landing and near The Depot OF
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites Tie attention OF his old
friends to his house, and socits of public patron
age. se,.ait +. ~ .. 9iI'ai ap20-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

1.-THE remains of the great Napoleon are to be
made the occasion of another pompous ceremonial
in Pars, on the sth of May. They are to be re-
moved on the 4th from the Chapel of St. Jerome to
the monument erected for them under the dome of
the Church of the Invalides, and on the 9Th the
tomb will be t'inaugurated'' with great ceremony.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
VIM. T.. Needs & Co.,
b I'm Il ers & slnu Il book WI m =, =. IN .tn

w III. I.L gIHe6uS lN 20, -.-.-I
rSookbinde rs &s BLANK book VI u c u cr-,
No.244 Monros Street, UP STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends the pub
lie in general that they have bought the establish.
mcnt lately known as James N, Ewng's Bookbnde y and
siankbooh and are now prepared to Rule and
magazines iodicals in surpas.
and by any Establishment in the country.
Cs-Constantly hand assortment blank books.
1v 1NFS flf- +4%5EstF. -ggEss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
T. II. LOGAN & CO..

T.. H.5LOGAN q CO.,
oULD respectfully call the attention OF their friends
and dealers generally, to their and cheap
stock Of Medicines, Paints Oils. Dyestus Perfumeries
&C., lil4ls fTs II. 's.ilTssl ;, ~ = - 81 =
Remember The swell known, Bridge corner near the
Monroe House, and just opposite the Bg Red Boot
M'CalIcns & Knox. :
b 10 bbls. Linsoei Oil CDaylin & Countz make r
100 kegs White Lead Pttsburg and Cincinnati brands.
$50 bbls. Spts Turpcntine. - n 55ffl5 ]
F i 10 tizai NO. 1 and z Lard Oil. III,
10 Tanners Cat all prices.) p
r Dbl. fine Sweet Oil. r7-ii ..s .i.--f
baskets Salad Oil.
10 kegs sup. Carb. Soda, Il ...5.,s -
4siy Dbl. Cream ofTartar. Il
1"s1 case Manila Indigo. 81
task Potash. n 49, f
I'll 1 - SaIeratus. I'd - - q!
6 bales corks, of all sizes.
rs ~ 3 ,t.5ss coarse and fine sponge. s.
tz:i 10 kegs refined Saltpetre. =
81 2 q Bicrhomate of Potash, ~,
hand and receiving, by -=
q ap12 sisu5s -i54ss T. IL. LOGAN & co. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

5THERE,s NO USE IN TALKllItN,,S,'s 50.
THHE people have found 1t out that w % MO- w
IL Their have now got sons OF the -
lpe Laipes5 Chaln 7. intee n EOis
and other Dress Goods, in Wheeling They
come soon TO get a good shSorcg BEU'
L naI1S W. d. MOI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zorro MInnufae

RnltimoreFPiano q. Forte manufaes''SSssssb
J. WISE & BROTHER. nianufa etlte tsnstl "
es Grand and Square Pianos, request me SSffoI1sl
PROV he Of the be piano.
The keys OF the same piano can be reguas. -
SOFT rpUcHs 50 as to suit the exaGt eIasne ss VI
touch Is of tie first great iEnpor tanee, YER 1he
OF line tone II the keys are not suseep
elesttc movement, otherwise, the inheTelt yrhS "
instrument will remain Unknown. Thoss lFGhJs'
avalthemselvea OF the best possible means Hi a.
piano. should not fail TO give this inyento on te.d
See business circulars, which may pe n" -
..rnar2e 49, 49, B1IE5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

B-An elegant medal, of The largest medallion
size has been got up at the instance ofthe friends
of Mr.. Webster, in commemoration of that great
statesman. 1t is somewhat similar to the Clay
medal, and bears on one side an admirable profile
of Mr.. Webster in high relef; on the reverse in an
Ionic pillar sustaining globe, the inscription .:l
still live" and in the back ground representations
of Faneul Hall, the Capitol, and other buildings
connected with Mr.. WIS publiclife. Within the
milling is broad and richly sculptured wreath en-
closing the words, s.Liberty and Union, now and
forever, one and inseparable.' The medal has
been struck in gold, silver and copper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27
SECOND STOCK OF - 711z-7 /.

q. y. ESECUND STUCK OF n .I5I.il n,
Spring and Sumner Dry Goods.
H ElsKELL& Co., win open, this morning, their sec
Ill ond stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
has been selected by one Of the firm in the New York
market from the latest importahons. Their stock OF
dress goods nantes, slaws, embroiIeies bonLets ami
rbbons win be much the largest the city. Purchaser
will find the stock varied than ever and they yyon
most extend invitation to 10 cali and e
anime for themselves. ~ ~ ais
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

~ The Secretary of the Interior, McClellsnd, is
confined to his room in w asaingt by neuralgia.
The Statesman says there are 5ii conyicta
now in the OF io PenitentiaIy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

Sc The Baptist church of this city will, ON Monday
& next open Mechanics Hall with their Fair which
mas 9een 50 long in prospective. The profits ais.
Ing rom VIII go towards iquiaating the debt Of
Green peas have not yet made their appearance
--1Hso uiIhaEHet.---s--- Fl W. t2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

= 1.-THE Charlotte (Ya) Advocate announces
the appearances of the JOINT worm in some Parts
Of that county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

superb collection OF Diamond Bracelet, am, 3,n.s
BIoaches Crosses Finger Rings full suits Of
suitable for Medding Gifts. : -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-27

- as PLATED WARE.
Office and Tea Sets, Urns Tea files large and .r,,,
MateIs|oval, obong aud round shapes; Castors Cake
tBaskets Epefgness, Flower and Fruit stands &c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09


and speculator hands and exceed the sales for con
sumption by 69 is bags They aso include s24G bags oil
Inferior Coffee sold In March at Ia l443 bags Of same
sold In April at W. and 10 4eI bags damaged and skm
mlngs sold throughout the year which compute
in making the general average
It will be that there il m increase Of imports for
fr past year over - Il s73 bags and over 1850 81
n 1901 bags AMI of sales for consumption
with 1885, Of y G35 ig, A.o an increase Of stock
this year over sse pri, last year Of 1885, bags The
average price Of col FIR tn, pa. yraris a5e H.
u : i estimated at this day ......,. bags 30 600
same p'r'd last year i1ooco
lnereas. Of stock in United States 100000
Thu sale. ,or cos,,r,,o in ,h,. nit.d stste for IN.
ma, 200, {, ESTIMATE, a. oas ooo h. iuet st5 ooo hays
Tho a,o. n.r;od las, ..r h.,, a., in,r..,, If IN uno
h,,. Mi, var
1850 10 Ia, v.v ,s5g h,. hc.n oGs So, b,g. ,ysnst
s2 77o b,rs nr.vo. year hapy am increase Of 1i2 ss
t,as ,his vasr
H. ,oar,s ,,or, Mo 10 .ur,,. IN. rn,,.d state.
,.n,a ,s H. ,st1 IN Il, ,,. Is,g has h.sn ose M
.i,st ON 21 ,sr,,, nrsvions war heinz
-, ;n,reas. NJ ,5s $50 ,s,, thi. voar
wa hve M fnr,h.r .... y, this ,r,;c,. ~ ,pv
,r;ca. ia.D.
"a "a g. ,.,;
t ~ on, ,;,,. s,,, c.,.n =, a. IN
,n,'tt.
uryp W. boo, ~, M, t,.,bor sa,., rbo "a
~. ,,.,, It'll =, eloo a ,on
p,GGI<! Avn Rupr III. ,,.,k,, 70, ,bsso article.
" =,
mas been quiet ana We hehotc'1 ohy it" hnal Sal's
at l3Ol31sc for Bagshs and GAG67 IL for Rope, the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09
HEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFF ENsoT CRY.
l. I-L Z

JEFFERSON Cry.
Friday Evening, July s. 1853. J
The market closes this week with scant supply Of
Western Beeves and cgs and prices of the latter have
advanced or Mich Cows about forty1ve head offer in
slow market There is f.r demand for nj Cattle, with
a moderate stock Offering The supply II Texas and
Attaapa Cattle is ample for the demand and the supply
of Sheep not heavy as last week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09
tsrtsr.
LEGAL ADVERTISER EMS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
FctE1ii DrHcr CouEr WILLIAM P. GRAYS0N HIS CRED.
~ NEwDHittNs ffOks AND The CREDITORS Of
GRATsON Il LUM.....So. s5ls.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
July to iiouoae
Cow, NcOesus, 'h' above entitled mat = will proceed
ruht. prruisas. IS Bsrchu MON
DAY jay s53, - oeosk P. NJ for q tie rsyfs OF
VEL
~, Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Movabl-s etc, araorng to
the fu HE Court Of which viii BE- prilcsd The
AHi # s4ie.
rendered ~ in.ovent WIN. r Gray- hi .raitop
T.rrls Cash On the SPOT. JAMES +. FRERET
iv Sheriff II 'he PARISH o. orleans. and Syuilr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

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