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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-08
WHEELING.
SPRING OF 1858
VIM. t. SELBY.
WHOLESALER DEATHR TN

80 VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign 81 Domestic Dry Goods
NO. III Main st., West side, bettreen Monroe and
Union SIS.
Wheeling, Va. ..
NOW in receipt ofhis Spring stock of Dry Goods
L and Notions, direct from importers and ManHfseti
foods ADAPTED TO the this as can be S%n%
my hou e Eat or pest to which would respectfully
'"'1'o 'e attention Oh retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black Silks alpacas. poplins ayvls de Iaines rin-
makes and coors. Also bomcts rbbons nius s 9vS nn
other trimmings in variety. And of FN''
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts nerino cassimeres
jeans tweeds, and summer cloths; also, Cottonades Den.
other such goods, very desirable assortment Aiso
men ana bGys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats, soft
ton bnggng seamless bags, buraps table diapers crash
urlinss, ckngs, checks shirtng stripes, ETC. brown
and bleached muslins; with good stock OF white goods
in the eS
AS cambrics, aconets Irish linens aces, threads but
osI y soc GeE % sGmSs y. ot etc all their
mer29 ------ W.T.. sELBY.
MeCLALLENs & KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Men nd Boys Palm Hats, Band Boxes &c.,
at the 1ceH knol1n stand
Of the
a.. BIG r ID BOOT.
Eastern ManuaCtufinc
w Establishments, OF the largest hest manunc
turcd assortment ofoots and Shoes for Sprg & Sumner
wear, ever offered IN this any other They
been manufactured TO ORDER according own direc
tons and are intended expressly retailing To
regular customers and ali others who may with
CALL we can offer unusually large variety Roots AMI
Shoes which equalin quality OF material
Tie Uhteu states Our stock will be found to consist,
part, of the following gseasonabe goods:
-~e<Rg NO 1a a
woMFS's GArrFRs, MEMS Po0rs.
CATERS AND JIMMY 800 mems boots,
ooo LlEDs. 900 mems goat boots,
SUO ~ pr womens CATERS, 1000 pr mems kip boots
100 do half CATERS, 900 mems buff and seal do
800 do walking Shoes MEMS BRooAEs
oUO do pcgged buskins, 1000 mems calf brogans,
ojO do kid buskins, slip ,000goat brogans,
rers and Jenny Linds 800 kip do
Also, an assortment OF 800 buff and seal boots,
cMILDRES's BoOTEHs. 1000 thick 60
l,O0O pr fancy bOOtcaS, BOYs' UooTs.
1000 kid & mOyocco '' 900 pair boys cali boots,
l,6OO chlldren's peg'd" zoo do kip do
100 Childrens goat Z" 300 do thick do
MISSES HOoTEEs AND 200 do seal do
BUsKISs.
0O misses morocco lace, 500 pr youths calf boots,
300 do calf do 200 do thick do
300 do kid and mo- DOYs YOUTHS RoGANs.
- rocco buskns 1,00opr boys kip brogans,
$50 do black, blne, and 600 do calf do
bronZed CATERS, 900 do thick do
GUM SHOES. woMFN's BOOTS.
1900 pairs mems gum shoes. 1900 goat lace boots,
1000 do Mrs. do do 1000 calf do
sS9 sEs. do Misses DO 90 SO go a ia %
1900 dOz. mems and bo,s' BOXES.
straw hats, the largest 1900 band Eoxes superior
sortmcnt ever brought i'll. quality
to the city,
&e Jdoz Deer Skins, 90 sides alum tanned Cowhidcs
Thankful for the beraI heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance OF the same.
mari McCLALLENs& & KNOX
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NEW FIRM.
MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKL1N 6e CO.,
having purchased the entire stock orStoves, Tin,
E5ssIa Copper and Sheet Iron warc of T. G. Cuibert
SON. son would respectfully inform the ctizcns OF
lIle business of manufacturing Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, of which they have constantly good
assortment, for Wholesale Retail; very low for cash
all persons wishing purchase would do well call and
at No. 10, Union St, at th& old and well known
Bland heretofore occupied by T. &. Culbertson
Particular attention paid repairing
Wheeling, Aug. 21- CAYWo0Ds C0NKLIN & co
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w Iii. II ing II n m
KELLS & CALDWELL.

KELLS & CALDWELL,
(sUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLL & co.)
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chem icals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. 80, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock fixtures, chemical
IL apparatus &c, ofthe firm of James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring the Drug business we take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable consideration our successors,
Messrs kels CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our o-l'er customers, and dealers generally, will
cetve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share of patronage.
JAS. PAULl& CO.
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NUMBER 242
BALTIMORE.

BALIIMORE.
odd Fellows, aIa.ons, Red Men. Sous Of
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
6a"ners. Seals and JetOels, manufactured and sold
0y Gibbs = Smith, No. 73 Baltimore Street,
,,,, Baltimore, Nd.
THE assortment usually on hand cUnsistso of
REGALIA, Hl
0aa Fe"of0S'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Eli.
Past Grand and other officers, plain and
1s s%9GFStteEsS 9G. Sd 4tS and 5tn n.rr.. pr, . w u
Piflly embroidered Encampment Parad
Jewels, Robes Banners, swoIJs' Inu tEe' SsaS'e
Sons Of Is,npeJanet-Natonal, Grand and SEbordi,,,
Rsd Mtsachems, Past oGleeTs and richly embroaer,a
Sd Degree Working and Parade Resalia. '.
OF the various Orders of silver Gilt or Plated ,t,
including knights Tempar, Cwith DiIkS.) -'-l7'
BANNERS.
Banners ofsvery size style and cost adapted IN e
,ous Orders and Societies. anuactuled 10 orders and De-
signs for Banners when required furnished free Of ex
GSs, ROBES, sASHEs, COSTUMES, CAPS. DC.
me largest esormentt to be found in the u s.
LoDGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
10 M up their Halls supply themselves with
o 1Si1g their orders satisfactorily calling
Kegaa and Banner Manutacturers s BSitimore Street
10 G. T. FRY, Aser,.1- Wheeling. Va. oct5-tf
Co-Partnership
aAVE this day associated with me in business, Mr.
l. o. a. ZANE, late OF Wheeling, Va
Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1853 MICHAEL HERR
THE subscribers having connected themselves under
me hrm o. MICHAEL HERR Co., will transact the CON-
sson business for the sale Produce Provisions Dc
al NOS IS and 90 Spears Wharf, and Hcrr's Depot adj
lolnln. Calvert Station, North st. -
hey respectfully solicit the patronage their friends
SWING asu ace OF their best attention 10 all COnSignmena
upon which advances will be made wien required.
MICHAEL HERR;
baltimore, Feb. lst, 1853 o. a. ZANE
febI0
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TODD r. .L g. pEvoL.

AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
RE now opening an unusually large stock of Fall and
t- Winter Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps selected with
great and manufactured the very workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England, expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who US with call offer you goods
which we guarantee equain quality OF material and work.
United States TODD q DEVOL.
Wllaeling, Sep 81, 1852.
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Notice to Housekeepers.

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICE,
1e 000 YARDS of Carpets at No. 143. Main stree
lO,OUU The Subscriber respectfully informs his
toners and the public generally that he has just returnt
beautiful stock Of Carpets, Rugs Oil Cloths etc et
offered in this city, embracing almost every variety
style and quality that be found in the Eastern market
fromthe finest English Velvets down to common Ragea
pet This stock has been selected with great care and
chased under the most favorable circumstances, which wi
enable me to sell them much lower than the quality
goods were ever sold in this city Those in want OF goo
i'll line will please call and select from stock
yards, with 15O different patterns, varying in pr
Gtsnti o G. HARBouR no. 14s. Main st
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speed and safety!

speed and Snfety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
IlRI- WEEKLY EXPRESS!
NH subscriber perfected arrangements for run
i ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above mentioned intermediate points
This will be emphaticaily SAFE AND SPEEDY AccoNMo-
LINE, by which articles, large and SMALL entrusted
toi will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, "Wednesday aud
Friday, at 10 O'Clock ~ NJ arriving In Washington al
O'Clock, each day.
LEAvE-washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening. 81
oFFic ES:-ln Wheeling after the first of April, 1853
Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite wash.
ingtUn Hail." and in Washington in the of Morrows
Store. mar26 l. W. STOCKTON.
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r. BELT. II. c. Bo%tE
BELT & BOWIE,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants.
1 ELLIcorr STREET, BALTIMORE.
REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas G. Pratt Ex.Gov and U Senator of sFd
Hon John Glenn, Judge Circuit Court U S for Nd.
Daniel Sprigg, ESD Cash'r Merchants Bll-Batimore
Agullla tIlles, Esq. 9 Franklin do
Trueman Cross, Esq Com. a. Far. Blk do
lluvall, Rogers {; Co. do
Fitzgerald d Magruder, do
Ions d Byrn, do
Webb, Rowland e. Co.-LouisvilIe.
Forsyths + Notwithstanding.
James K. Baker, do CJau29
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grcciun Trisonum, No. 19s
NIuin Street.

Sign of thc GSrcciun Trisonum, No. 400
Nluin Street.
sssss=l J. FICK1ESoN would respectfully
nounce to the citizens of Wheeling and vi:
4 Z III II 1cinty, that he has Just opened new and
elegant establishment for the sale of Violns,
Guitars Vioincelos, Flagolets Flutes, Flies, Accorde
first and best make.
Instruction kinds Instruments; and for
singing.
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute Violin, also, tho
newest Songs DnettS etc. and the best Roman and
Italian Violin all Guitar Strings.
Claronets, Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Volincello and Violin
A. klcoers Furniture Polish for renovsting vanished
Furniture Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by the gent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
as Nunns and Clars grand and Pianos b. Dur
hams, Hallett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &c.
Agent for the make OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Meodeons
Accordeons and kind Embellishments repaired
a. tie lowest prices. If.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
&C MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
ffNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
emplatng the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention of Architects, Builders public in gen.
eIa to the Inspection OF his stock, consisting of aa
Egyan Sienna, American and other Marbles the
qualities which be sold lower than other bish
ment in the west.
would find It to their advantage to nspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. .5
His work is done in the most elaborate style he
would invite the attention of purchasers to examine his
otaphs Tombs Head and foot sones &c, and Grave
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior ci
tiles TO supply this work at considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give me call and examine y.work.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
U0@Also Cacined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. ff.57s III 1y. d.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-18

ARREST OF "A FUGATwE.--Capt.
Masarat. on Saturday, in Recorder
SuzeneSu's Office, arrested man who
some six years ago. made his escape
from tue State Penitentiary at Baton
Rouge. The fugative glories in the
following organizations: Charles
Leone Jolly alas jules Maret aIfos
Z. Chene oiias Andr5 Tisan. He
went 10 the Recorders Office to pro-
cure the. arrest of Of another person
1ruc Dotla.
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r. As we did not intend TO reflect
upon the Telegraph in our article the
other day about the land Office case, We
publish with pleasure the following
despatch from the New Orleans Office,
dated June 18th 1858.
Ed Comct.:-1n your paper Of the
14th you are very severe on tie Tele
graph news of Crenshaw and Sigur's
case.
You suggest that the report was
concocted here; on the contrary it was
received word for word as published
and if necessary / would name the
person that sent the despatch.
b. p. CRANE, Manager.
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-Netc York, June IL. -Dispatches
from Montreal state that great excite,
mfpt continues to prevail in that city
with reference to the late riot. A
laFg. meeting Of the citizeus was held
last night, at which resolutions were
adopted eensuring the Mayor for his
eonduetin the matter, and denonncine
him tor inelHciency, and inviting
Gavazzi to resume his lectures.
Gavazzi seems to be in the neigh
borhood, and It is stated that he vii
comply with this request.
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Cattle ron CAlroaHlA-We
learn from The C'arks.ille (Texas)
Standard, of the 2S'h ult., that fea
days previous the Messrs. Rhine start
ed eleven hundred head of cattle, fifty
mules and nine wagons fer California,
accompanied by Mr.. s. Rhine ard
City assistants. The Standard re.
marks:
Should all Or the greater part Of
these get TO their destination, the
profit will be very large. We fear,
however, that they will have trouble,
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The Bible Convention, assembled
q, Hartford, Conn. broke up in :.
row on the 9th inst, the chairman "a
nonncing that they uonld meet again
before great willie in fomc her
part Of New England. None Of the
various resolutions introduced were
passed
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fed tour town does not stand on a
rock foundation like Memphis) that if
SO vast an amount Of the intelligence
Of ihe southwest we're to come here 70
hold Convention that the town v uld
let gc---cave in, and close up, without
leaving a wreck leh;nd.
The Convention adjourned without
fixing upon another place Of meeting.
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INCREASE OF MARRIAGES IN Bos.
roN--For the year ending March
31s, 1913. the number of lieences
If marriages Issued at The REGISTER
flee. in Boston, has feeo 3,066. a
larger number thu for many previou,
year. 1t is a noiicsble fact on the
record b.ok that more cd bachelors
han nsiel have lasrly entered in tie
binds Of matrImony
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The steamer Europe sailed from
Boston on the 9Th inst, with 146 pas
sen.ers and 100000 in specie.
Among her passengers is the Rev.
Mr., Kirk, If Mauut Vernon chufch
If Boston, the members of which pay
all his expenses and add $500 to his
salary to enable him to take the trip.
G. V. Brooke, the trag~ dian. George
Jordan, a comedian, and Samuel G.
Jollie, Esq, the well Known music
puhfshe', bearer Of dispatches, are
also paaseng rs.
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The Havana correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says it is report
ed there that the British Government
has made propositions to induce tie
Spanish Government 10 emancipate
he blacks in Cuba, and that the
Captain General has received instruc-
lions TO $ uni the planters in reynrdl
to the plan, which is to make the rman
cipated slaves ser eaHapprentieeship,
and a. an offset TO their final liberia
ion, to allow the Introduction of free
blacks from Africa
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wMr. Gottschalk is in St. Louis;
on his way up, he gave a concert for
the benefit of the Louisville Orphans.
The charity Of modern Artists knows
no bound.
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The New Yok Scientific American
pretty good au hority in scientific mat
.ers, advocates the feasibility of tie
proposed Atmospheric Teleg aph, and
links that tube extending from New
York TO Boston could be practically
worked.
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AVIS.
Cour du Si1ien,e Dist. Judsciaire,
AVIS.

LOHT UW I1FLfcWe DfSI. JUNGCIUUe,
Par0issc a. Est Button Rouge.
A TrENDU que Isaac II. BoATNEn
de la d;te Paroisse, fait application
la diie coui pour stre NOMINEES A. min
sistrafeur d.. la succession de son defnt
fraire LEWIS BoATsEn reinforcement de Ia
lite Paroisse.
Avis est par Il presente DOME toutes
personfes in'eresses de faife sa,oir leur
aisons daos dix jonrs de Ia premie pub
location de Get avis, pourq,oi la diie applica-
tim ne serait pas accorde.
june 4; NJ. MORTNO. GycGer.
CORN CORN White Corn lust
~ receive another lot Of very choice
White Corn Sonnd and Char.
june 14th. JOSHUA BEAL.
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rhe Great Convention.

yention came to its end ON the ninth.
instant. We have now before us a
full file Of the Eagle" wherein is
carefully r. ported all the resolutions
alopied-motions made, and speeches
delivered.
We feliciatc the Eagle, on its cor
rectness in getting down the names Of
all the delegates accurately. that no
mistake may occur in after times as to
what General, and Colonel, CT Get
made mo,ions---and speeches. We
thiak The Eagle de-ervcs the thanks
ofthe community at large for her SER
vice in this matter; because we feel
satisfied that " hen the railroad to the
Pacific is fnisbed-Cuba taken-the
Star Spangled Banner spread out so
as to spread over the whole Continent
of South America from Columbia to
Cape Horn.-.When Iehauntepeci
shall be torn open, and a food gate
made Of the Rocky mountains--wfSn
the passage from Matanzas to Cape
Hatteras will be made by means Ct a
submarine railroad then the great
men who figured in the Memphis Con-
vention will be pointed to as pioneers,
in the political history Of the progress
of Nations.
This renders it matter Of vast i'm
portance that their names should be
correctly written. And upon thi
point as we said before we feliciai,
the Eagle.
We think that Mr.. Thresher was
treated rather cavalierly, with his res
clutions about Cuba. He said tina
he thought that Cuba was an import
ant point on the great highway Of the
commerce of nations--'hat the value
of the stuff passing through the chan
mel was worth in dollars-'ay abou'
three millions annually-.hat the &c
QUESTION of Cuba was important to
geta north west passage to Norfolk
and Cape Florida-.hat it was neces-
sary we should have it,--1nd there i
two ways proposed. One is to steel it.
the other is to "bargin for it," Mr..
Thrasher We take it, flvors the frsi
plan. No body pays for things nova
days that can be had for, nothia."
Base is the slave that pays" Tbs
quotation from Pistol il a good phrase
ard applicable to the times. judge
Walker &C. Louisiana stood by Mr..
Thrasher, and insisted that his reso-
luton should be taken mp from under
the table and spread before the Consep
ton. The followingi in which the Jude
together with our excellent and amia-
bic friend DR.. j W. 2. McGimp+eY
houri he'd, we take FROM the minutes
The CHAIR stated that there were
upon the table three motions to adj
journ- one TO adjourn to meet at
Charleston, South Caroline. in April
next another to meet at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, in May next; and a third
to meet at New Orleans, also in May,
Judge WALKER, of La, ridiculed
he idea of meeting at Baton Ronge.
1t was no place, he said, to hold
Convention. New Orleans was just
beginning a system of magnificent i'm
provements-she asked aid frem. no
quarter-but she wanted encourage
ment from those States which bad al
ready completed their railroads and
established their manufactures. New
Orleans was the great. city of the
South, and he desired that the next
Convention should meet there in or
der that gentlemen from all quarters
If the valley of the Mississippi might
become m,re familiar with the great
resources Of that city
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Popular School Books.

r c. LANOCE. Hatney House rom has
~ Just received direct from the publish.
ets complete assortment Of The NEST Pop
olar school books. Consisting in part Of
Webster's spelling book; Wel,sters speler
and defner McJufey's spelling book.
RrsprRs.
I McGnfey's Series; I, wer's Series Of
Gradual Readers: N. American 1st end
class do;
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grad
tal hssons in do M
GEoGRAPnfEs.
!. Smiths LIST book; Smiths qnrto or end
book; Smiths Geography and A tas; Mich.
els Primary Geography; Nitches School
do; Morses qnarto do.
ARirnMETfcs.
Colbmne's Mental; Davise's Arithmetic
Smiths Introductory: Smiths Pract cal
smiths New Arithmetic.
ALGERIA.
Dayise's LIST LESSONS Davise's Bourbon;
GEOMETRY.
Davise's Legendre.
HISTORY.
Pgley's History; Goodricbe's U. S;
Goodriche's England; Gumey's U. s..
sE1HogIc.
Boyd's Rethoric !; Porter's RHETORICAL
Readers.
Philosophy, Phrero'ogy Chemistry, &c.
ology, Botany &c. Also all the popular
aim pnntQ
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Hat and Cap SfOrc.

THE Undersigned respectfully informs
i his friend and the public coreta'Iv,
hat he has opened HAT ard CAP STORE
where be has jiu.t received tie, b siotk,
consisting in part Of men and BoY's fire
Silk, Per- Cassiners, Angolas. Russia
Reavera. Rnsh. Mexican, Black ard Peal
Cassimers Mo'eines, Paris. Leghorns. Rut-
land. Plan'e.s, Camperchy ard California
Hats, &c, &c. Call and examine them.
A. N. BOTH
In the store Of Quiggins' lafayette
street dne 10 ly.
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Notice.
Sizth Judicial Dist. Curt. Porish
Of East Ddtou Rouge.

Ky HEREAS Isaac H. Boatner of
w said Parish ha4 applied to said Court
to be app tinted administrator Of the estate,
of his decreased brother, LlwIs BoArslR
late of said Parish;
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons in
teresfed to show cause with n ten days
from the first publication Of tlis Io'ice,
why the said application sl.uld not be
granted. Nj. MORLNO, Clek.
June 18th 1853 M