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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18
ConmissiOner,s Sale of X cal Rstnte.
Imuel Hudson and nilera. - :

CommiSDiOneF's Sale of K cal Rstnto.
Samuel Hudson and others, ohio t.j,e,;, ,-,on.,,
va. lsig oh iS S St,Sas Soet'
Lydia Hunter, by &C, Li ~ .i.e t 30
+, 81 b E4hfI4 af ..s5- do q -t.l-#tsi
naniel 81. Edgingtou. am y 77-sF 4l.s' .,iias.
Jacob Keller, r4..s -E,a.H
sa unuel Louiher adm. &. Others. ~ .t.ea i,H d
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above cGusea,
which were heard together on the sh day oil Janua ~
1858, In the Circuit Court Ohio County, Virginia. tho
undersigned oined commissioner tina Purpo<e,
oceeGto sell, Monda the 16tE day May 1885, III
he fron' door of the Court House o. 10 county
lowing property, in said proceedings set forth, wit,
lots numbered forty three, (43 seventy ght
y nine 9l eigh.y Gsop CSC one hundred md
seven, GOD eighty C6f) and hundred and esht
6t0sl situated in tile addition the city Wheeling ad6
by John M'Lure James H. Forsyth and others called
North Wheeling. Also, out-o. numbered thsee C3Jcul
flaming about 1st which has been divided eight
10 suit purchasers plat OF which ts in my pos
session .s7s .a7.-4a l'-lHfrf t-4i-s
And the said lot will be snbdi vided If thought best
and coal privileges sold separately will
iageous to the parties in interest.
nB-TERMS: A credit OF one, two. and three years,
win be given for the purchase money the pure CIV
ing bond with approved security, bearing intereat
their date and the title being retained until the pay
ment made. i,..5|-Ir -.tl WIN. s. WICRHAM,
| lJSP Attysl ia ma rig tr Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

The object his suit is obtain decrcc subjectjns
the moneys, goods effects OF de:cndants Patiick
Rooney Co., the hands of the other de endans to the
LIP yment conplaiIan demand, $219 O6 cents sub
iect to conditions credit of so. 81 fsE ~
Aidavit having been made that the said Nc.
Cod and Lawrence Mangon, not Inhabitants OF
commonwealth OF viIgini3oon motion ofthe plaintiff b
rublica this ordsr, do what may b
necessary their inerestsin this and that's
copy OF said order be forthwith inserted in ewspa
published in the city ofheelii successive
weeks and posted at The door the oil
Ohio county the first day tn, county court
a copy-Tese: ALONZO LoRING, CPk be
"A. Caldwell.1t .aa=Hll nInr9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18
FOR SALE.

So UUU Wishing purchase Valuable 5So. assortmen
APnIo trees can be accommodated at the Wheeling
discount made 10 those buying 10 sell again.
mors2wd W, & L, ZANE Proprieters.
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COMMEMORATE
Weekly Review of the
wHEELING MARKET.
orrioK oFrHE pAILYINTELLIeE.NcE,ll

haAhch 10, 1908. , 4
I [c0- Noit should be observed that the quotations
given below the Whoesaie Prices. We state this
Tor the beEet those who may have very small orers
10 fill and who may be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however, both city country csto
n,ois lely purchasing nom our wholesale Nor
chats. my quantity, at the pr-es,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18
omoe Of Tranaportation,

l. BAErIMoRE AND ONO RAILR oAn, r.
L. Wheeling Station, Feb, 10. 1853.
Until further notice, the Rxpress Passenger Train
ed) at O'Clock and 80 minutes, a ", wing IN Bat
more to connect with the morning trains for Philadelphia
and w Arlington city. ~ = p. Fofpi Ag.t,.
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w neel1n& and hanaWna Line.
DURsUANT to the Act o. the &c Assembly passed
February 9th, 1883 entitled "An act TO incorporate
tho Whreling and Kanawha Line books subscription
t. the capital stock OF said Line will be opened at the
Tbs 10Th oh next, aud viii be continued open for
ion days. exclusi We OF Sunday.
Two dollars per share must be paid at the time OF SUBJ
scribing. DANIEL LAMB,
'.i a. A. QUARRIRR,
(. ~. . z. POLLOCK,
JAS II. FORSYTH,
F. febf2 go ~ f--'--F HENRY X. LIST.
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d To Country nEeFchnnfs. n n
Rnnf.e. and Shnl

90 BOXES Perry Davis, Pain Killer received by
az nov20 tfatf3sslt5 KILLS &c CA LDWEI.s
, 1853-11-12
THE PUGET MILL CO..
At Port Gamble, Hoods Canal, W. T.,
AND SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,

AND SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
"A RE- now erecting, at Port Gamble, a steam
"A gang and single saw mill, and win soon be
prepared to manufacture lumber Of every descrip.
tion, including planed and grooved boards, to
order; will contract for dimension framing TIM
Der Of any kind.
Their boilers and machinery have Just arrived
from Boston direct, in their schooner L. P. Foster
the first Of line of packets to run between Port
Gamble and San Francisco, via Port Townsend
which will include the fast sailing schooners
Kaluna, J. B. Brown, Cynosure, and Julius
Pringle. Their clipper brig Boston will run
TO the Sandwich Islands.
For freight, passage or other business, apply to
J. P. KELLER, Agent, Port Gamble,
or A. J. POPE, California Street Wharf,
San Francisco, California.
Sept II, 1853. 2tf
, 1853-11-12
GENERALS NOTICE
TO SETTLERS.

The above Townships having been surveyed and
the Pats thereof approved, on the 9th instant,
ALL SETTLERS WHO HAVE CLAIMS, OR PARTS
OF CLAIMS THEREON,
before the date of such approval, requested to
appear at my office, when and where shall be
prepared TO receive the notifications Of their claims
respectively, and enter upon the adjustment Of the
same and the settlement according to law. of ell
conflicts Of boundary lines, that may be found to
exist among them.
And every person who has settled or shall settle
within such townships, after the date of approval
aforesaid, is required by law to file at this Office
the notification Of his claim specifying the precise
tract or tracts claimed by him, WITHIN THREE
MONTHS from the date Of his settlement. and he
hereby is requested so to d. at any convenient time
within such term.
Given under my hand at Oregon City, this 2olh
day of October, 1853.
JNo. u. PRESTON,
Avg. Surveyor Gen'l. Of Oregon.
NOTICE
, 1853-11-12
NOTICE !
1TT1CHHENT.

ATTACHMENT.
Abraham II. Garrison and Robert W. MO1ley,
Reuben Bean.
A T the instance of Abraham II. G rison and
N Robert W. MoIlCy writ Of attachment
issued on the 9Th day Of September. 1853. from
the District Court Of King County. against ~
much Of the goods, chatiels, effects and ere Its Of
Reuben Bean as shall be sufficient to satisfy the
sum Of seven bundled dollars, with interest and
cost Of suit.
y. s. MAYNARD,
Clerk Of District Court Of King COuBiy
Seattle, Get =, 1879. tS9
, 1853-11-12
NOTICE.

THE Post Office of Sieilacoom, Pierce county,
l. W T., is at the store Of J D. Webbor In
said town. THOMAS NJ. CHAMBERS,
Aug. Is, 1853. 5lH Post Master
, 1853-11-12
COaOLitz Navigation !

THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared, at ,A,I,
all times, to transport passengers and YIN
freight up aud down the Cowtz river IL
The mail canoe leaves the Cowhtz Landing
every Thursday morning, at o'clock 0r Rainier,
and leaves Rainier every Tuesday morning at
G o'clock for the Landing.
For Creirht or passage at Monticello or Rainier,
'Fi'' +. A. CLARKE,
Csul.1 Landing, July :, 1853. 4jG
, 1853-11-12
Henry johnson g. Co.,

HCHIy OON2ISOH y CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
lac, Washington Street, neal Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
OFFER for sale, for cash, at the q n
~ lowest wholesale prices, a large W.
and well selected assortment of East ff9a
India, Mediterranean and European
Drugs aud Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals of all kinds; also. an exten-
slVe variety Of Perfumcry, Fancy Articles, Fancy
soaps, brushes, Paints and Oils, Dye Siuhs,
Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes. Truss
es, l.eeches, Surgical Instruments, Druggist
Glassware, lIatters' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &c, together with every article cOmprised
IN the stock Of Druggist or Physician.
II. j. q Co., are the proprietors' Wholesale
Agents for DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines Sands
SaIsaParila, Old Townsend's Sarsaparla, MoE-
FATS and Brandreth's Pills. Davis Pain Killer,
Congress Spring " ater, &C., &c.
Henry Johnson & Co., have made such ar
rangements in New York, Boston and Philadol-
phia as will enable them TO purchase their stock
at the lowest rates, and they are determined to
give their customers the benefit of low prices, and
at the same time the best quality Of goods.
July %, i9j3-46ly
, 1853-11-12
Regular Packet!

YNIE splendid steamer FAIRY ,0IA ~
Capt. w. Cove, will ply rcgu Is 5NMM
larry between Olympia, Steiacoom sasSs..szsA
Alki and Seattle; leaving Olympia every Monday
and Wednesday a: 20 o'clock, a. M; returning
will leave Stclacoom every Tuesday and Thurs
day At o'clock. a. m.
The Faiy will make one trip each week to
Aihi and Seattle, leaving Olympia every Friday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Fare TO Steilacoom s. to Alki and Seattle
$40. For freight or passage apply to Jos. Cush.
man. at Kendall Co.'S store, Olympia Philip
Keach, Slcilacoom c. c. Terry, Alki A. A.
Denny, Seattle. or to the Captain on board.
Nov. Il, 'J3. lOtf
, 1853-11-12
New Store!

AVE, the undersigned, having taken
w the store of A. J. Moses, are desi 5SialssA
tous OF establishing ourselves permanently y ~,
IN Olympia. We coufde in the patronage Of the
public, and will endeavor to favor our customers
as much as we arc capable. As we receive our
Goods from San Francisco at as low prices as any
hrm here, We will dispose Of them accordingly.
Our stock at present consists OF well selected
assortment Of Dry Goods Clohinr Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Carpenters Tools.
WATERMAN & GOLDMAN.
Olympia, July 1918 If
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ANTHOLOGY.

FORTUNE TELLING.-MRs. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
IL Europe for her skill in foreteng the future Will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances of life TO all
who may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French, and German auguages311 Broome street. near
Christie street. uT stairs, onice hours from 10 a. NJ tc
SPIN
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
lV1 her services TO the ladies and gentlemen of this
city, in asrology, love, and law matters Interpreting
dreams, &c, by books and science constantly relied
by Napoleon and viii tell the Of the lady gentle
man they viii marry also the OF the visier Re-
sdcnce 81 Great Jones street Of Bowey. Ladies
hIty cents; gentlemen, a~nar
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CAUTION,

NOIICE.--IIE VARIOUS BANKING ESTABLISH
IN ments in New York, with their respective branche.
throughout the States cautioned against exchanging
California draft, in favor of Rev. Austin i. Grogan,
until he appears in person. it is to be feared the letter
containing said draft of $500 has been intercepted on its
way from Martnsburg, Va to its destination Wolf Creek
Berwick Post Office Thompson, Seneca county, Ohio.
NTOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
S against negotiasiny note drawn BY w. B r Bar.
three months for two hundred and thirty eight dollars
fifty nine cents (s2SS 59) the having been lost
and payment thereof stopped.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


THEAPEST AND MOST ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED
~ works published.-The Illustrated Magazine of
Art monthly parts price 25 cents containing rich va
rety of interesting literature and beautiful illustrations
from the most distinguished authors and artists in the
world. The History of the Painters of all Nations
monthly parts so cents-a guide book to the arts con-
tanning specimens of the choicest paintings and portraits
Of their authors The ladies Work Book price IS cents
containing full instructions and beautiful designs for
every kind Of ladies' work. produced in style perfectly
unique. ALEX. MONTGOMERY, publisher No Spruce st.
~ RATIs.-NEw PUBIICATIoNs-AP POPULAR TREA
" tise the and of nervously debilitated
health and enfeebod constitution that harrass the young
besets the man OF pleasure business and study and
bitters old age. just published and be had gratis
BY addressing post paid box 100 Broadway Post office
Now York.
D0LKA DI BRAvURA, BY KUTE-JUST PUBLISH
cd in elegant style, and for sale by 7. X. Weizel
Brooklyn, and the principal music stores Broadway
This of the most brilliant and effective pokas ever
issued the melody is sparkling and the execution
within the capacity Of ordinary performers
7'HoMAs FRANCIS MEAGIIER, IN HIS LAST LECTURE
j at the Metropolitan, says the most reliable work
" Australia" is that edited by Bentham Fabian
For sale price 371z cents at most bookstore and by
FABIAN PARKlN, los Wall street, where the three
Australian tariffs may be had.
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GRAND BAL DE SARACCO-UNDER THE MANAGE
ment of committee of his friends at Nihlns Saloon

GRAND BAL DE SARACCO-UNDER THE MANAGE
VI ment OF committee OF his friends at Nibo's saloon
on the seventeenth OF February This ball will be the
most fashionable and recherche Of the The
and elegant dances have been selected and the
brated musicians engaged Tickets of admission exclu-
svey for the ball. with privilege of twelve twenty
lessons and circular containing full particulars be
procured at Mr. Saracco's No 10 Grand street. four
doors west of Broadway by making application
the number Of tickets is limited II is scarcely
sary to allude to Mr. Saraccos professional abes the
superiority Of his talents and the rapid progress of
pupils admitted. Adults who have danced be-
fore taught all the modern dances in single course
of twelve lessons and during this arrangement they
obtain tickets at third the usual terms The dances
taught will include the Polka Schotisch Polka Redows
Redowa Waltz, Mazourka, Esmeralda, Cinq temps Was
German Cotillons, &C., &C.
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AGENCY.

TITO WESTERN NERCHANTs--UNIoN COMMISSION
wheeling va; j. c. Buckles Judge, Cincinnati Ohio
J. g. Buckles Co., Louisville, KY. Particular attention
paid to Cling orders for produce and to forwarding
ahandse 70 and from the East fonsyiHe Jan 49, 1883
DEAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS.-ALL
IN persons having houses In poor neghborhoo1s, aud
wishing TO dispense with the annoyance of collecting
entrance in Walker street whose long experience IN
business will insure to the quick return Office
hours, ais a. NJ. to 4 =. NJ
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
CKIDMORE GUARD, ATTENTION-THE MEMBERS OF
- ths company notified that we will parade on the
21st instant Owing to disappointment Of music wo can
not parade on Washington birthday.
W. H. FULTON, Sec. J. c. KINMENS, Capt.
TUYON CADETS ATTENTION-THE MEMBERS OF
VI this company requested to assemble at the ar
mory of the company Eagle Drill Rooms of Chrys-
lie and Dcancey streets this Monday) evening, at
O'Clock, in full fatigue unform-fatgue caps.
MICHAEL PHELAN, Captain.
THOMAS MURPHY, Orderly.
VyIRGINIANS, TAKE NOTICE !-NICHOf.AS LAYDAN,
Jr, is now organizing temperance rife company
to be called the Virginia Peace Makers Those in ia
of it, and who would like to become members will
please send in their names, as it is picked company
Address Herald Office
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SPORTING.

ID AS-RATS-TO LOVERS OF FAST KILLING.-MR
IN DIS crack dog Crib will contend against Mr. Mines
celebrated slut Jip for $40 side, Monday evening"
February IA, nt WM BUILkRS, corner OF Twenty afth
street and Ninth There will be lots of rats on
hand for gentlemen to try their dogs. Admission rs
ceLls
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MUSICAL.

MRS SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
Ix1 Italian and English saored and secular has decided
to devote few hours each day for the instruction
young ladies. Mrs. Seguin will be happy to give all In
formation concerning terms, plans &C. at her residence
80 White street. near Broadway between the hours Of
and II A. M. each morning
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSORS OF
lN singing, guitar, panoforte and that truly wonder
full instrument the concertna beg to that they
continue to give instruction at their residence SO White
street, where their terms can be obtained.
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DANCING ACADEnIIES.

DRIvATE DANCING, AT 600 BROADWAY.-THE
i graceful and beautiful redowa, schottisch redowa
polka, waltz, &c. taught in few lessons Pupils taken
for alf the term Separate classes for those have
taken lessons in dancing. All applications to be
made at the music store, No. 274 Bowery.
R. Il e. II. BJJRNTON
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d.E REwARD.-LGST ON THE 18TH INST, EITHER
swO In Chatham street the Bowery purse contain
ing about s2S Being the property OF a workman, the
finder will very much obge him by returning the
TO No Chatham street, basement.
r OsT-ON THE 10TH INST, BETWEEN NORTH
IL Moore and Chambers streets a parochial visiting
book with the of the subscriber in pencil mark on
the fly leaf The finder viii be suitably rewarded by re
turning the to s. WESTON, 10l Chambers street.
II oST-IN BARNUMS MUSEUM, ON FRIDAY EVEN.
IL ing, pair of gold spectacles in a red morocco
The finder will be literally rewarded by returning the
same to Mr.. Droet, so Canal street.
SToIEN-FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE 2sr OF
- November 1852, Nathaniel j. Boyd's note endorsed
by Edward Falconer for five hundred dollars dated
the 21st of October 1852 at four months All persons
are forbid negotiating the same, payment has been
stopped. G. GREEN.
A Ill THE REWARDS ARE WITHDRAWN THAT HAVE
II been offered by Nos and Barclay street. for tue
apprehension and conviction of the thief that stole the
poodle dog the Sd inst while il s'folo wing lady,
near the of Greenwich and Barclay streets but
$50 reward will be paid for the dog The tips of his
are liver color, and the hair side soled blaze
ish color. Should any person know the thief would be
pleased TO negotiate with him.
fNAUGHT ON THE NINTH INSTANT A LARGE NEW
" ounols nd dor The owner, ~ proving property and
paying expenses, obtain hi ,y calling at No 10
Unworthy place.
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THE BALL SEASON.

A POLIO ROOMS.-THEOD0RE EISFELD RESPECT
N fully announces that the next Classical Quartette
soree the dfth of the third season. win take place at the
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway Saturday, Feb. 49, See
small bills.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

TNRANKIIN LECTURES.-THE EIGHTH AND LAST
lecture of the present series will be given by Profess
sor Youmans at the Tabernacle, Monday evening,
February IA, at O'Clock. Subect-'The Chemistry OF
Food and Digestion; interesting to all classes. Adms-
sion, one shilling.
DOPULAR LECTURES AT THE TABERNACIE-NEW
i seriesRev Richard s. Storrs Jr., of BROOKLYN will
deliver the third lecture Of the course Wednesday
Past our Benefactorn Lecture to commence at Doors
open at T. Tickets rs cents; may be had at the book
stores and at the door, also of j. Sherwood Al Broad
way, and at the Independent Office Is Beekinan street
Members of thelMercantile Library Association win obtain
their tickets at the desk othe Library the
DEOPLE'S LECTURES.-THE NEXT LECT IL IN
i this course will be given by Hon. Henry j. Ray
Tuesday evening, Feb 15 subject-Pertinent Lessons
from the Political Life Of Edmund Burke. Tickets only
one shilling Lecture to commence at o'clock.
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VITANTED--A FIRST RATE PRACTICAL GARDENER
w who perfectly understands the of green
house. and produce unquestonable recommendations
for capability honesty, and sobrety. married man
preferred Inquire at 1856 Thompson street. corner of
Blocker.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IF Mr.. CHARLES BIIILG, OF MAYENCE, GERMANY,
will address Antonio Fay, lat Chambers street. he
will hear of something greatly to his advantage.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN WARD WHO
left Dublin about fifteen years ago Any information
Of him will be received by his sister, Jane
Ward, at Mrs. Sulvans SO Frankfort street.
n P.-YoU USE STRONG LANGUAGE, AND I AM
". truly sorry for the offender If your bite is bad
your bark. You are evidently beating the wrong bush.
n FORGE HAMMOND, JUNIOR, OF IlEDs, York
" shire, is requested to return home to Leeds as
possible, where he will hear of something to his
advantage and worth his immediate and personal app
cation, d his father died on the 18th June, 1852.
THOMAS WILKS LORD, for the Executors.
Leeds, (Eng.), JAN 13, 1868.
Should Ar. Hammond pass through New York on his
way home, be in the vicinity, he is requested to call
and see Mr. George Wilson, $50 Pearl street. previous to
his departure
T1NHE MAN THAT LEFT A BLACK HORSE AT BUT
i lers sale stable, 163 Washington street, the Sc
cond day of August last is requested to call and pay
his keep he will be sold at public sale Thursday Of
this week to pay the bill
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
1N Auction sale of horses carriages, harness, &c,
every Monday and Wednesday at II O'clock A. c. Tut
tie, AuctioneerS JOHN H. GATFIEID, Proprietor.
L,OR SAIE-A BLACK HORSE, SADDLE AND Birdie,
Il Is hands high, years old; to be sold for want OF
Can be at John Fagan stable 3l3 Henry street.
South Brooklyn.
NOR SALE-A FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE SIX
Il years old, sound kind, and fast traveller, perfect
in harness. and under the saddle also light, fancy
phaton fol four seats with shifting top pole shafts
and plated mountings Apply at the stable, ~ Eighth
street. near Fifth avenue.