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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

- = "a .e New YoRK, April s. ~
Inc Artc arrived this afternoon from Liverpool
WIN "ales 10 the Esd, will 81 passengers. ! ra
No. 4. 4l,tsl- MARKETS. Il, ~ S.iF q III ,s7
sales OF Cotton for three last days: Orleans fair
SO, mltldling 81, upland 81, demand moderate
Prices IN favor OF buyers Sales on speculation
4ouu bales for export. tzi,.G!aiSss
me iradesin theemanufacturing districts had
declined Hayte cotton had advanced slightly.
flour--Western 24s cd. Ohio 25s.--demand,
actlve. Gorn--yellow Sid; white Sod; slightly
Ptcvisions-Lard in good demand, Speculation
has ceased; Pork declined Beef dull. s.a7 = "
:, ENGLANp.--rhis being Easter week, Parliament
does not sit. 24sHI a51a ~
Swart, NJ. p, publishes a letter from Dueos, the
England. 10 sli q. y slil -I -
| The Tower OF W:nsor Castle was burned from
'9ealeu tues. Zen or twelve apartments were
damaged to the extent Of EGO, 600. sl39. 70 ne
The Duchess of Sutherland and forty maids met
at Stafford House 10 report the progress of Mrs.
Beecher Stoves address, which has been published
for distribution in London.
- The Arabia arrived at 81 O'Clock on Monday the
l2lst ult. Z, p. q. " y" * :,
FRANcE.-Great excitement prevails owing TO
Turkish affairs. The French fleet has been order
ed to Archipelago. Iz,, % t.57E u 1et -
| Mr.. Rlves will return. 5.,,5 II -r'9 ,,a'l5 y
GERMANY.-Fhe Elbe is again, partially frozen.
| The Prussian new four per cent loan of three
quarter millions Sterling is in good request ~
,SwirzERLANp.-The Federal Council is to meet
| on lne lStli, 10 conSider the Au Strian demand.
Austria has revised the passport regulations to-
ward the travelling En- slish. ~
lTALr.-Telegraphic accounts says that Austria
abandons the high treason prosecutions.
tits announced enthusiastically that Spain has
conclad=d,a loan Of SOC, 100000 with Earrings at
per cent, TO pay off the floating debt ut Milan
The conimandant of Anontia for6ids assembages
OF more than five persons after sunset.
IpRKEY.-TuIkey's unplincipled haughtineSs to
Mentchikoff, the Russian Envoy to that Port, eau
sed immense futter amongst diplomatist>.
Reports stated that the Russian fleet was cluster
ed near Constantinople, which have since proved
untrue. n-.s.r ri .,...,. 4 -
The English Charge, Rose, sent a fast steamer to
Malta for the English squadron to hasten to OAR
daneleS, but Admiral Dundas, in command refu-
sed to come without orders from England. The
French fleet, however, from Toulon was immedi-
ately sent. -Ia
The French Bourse fell alatmingly and English
| funds were depressed. y
The West India mail had arrived at Southamp-
ion. Advices anticipated via New York. The
latest submarine dispatch from Paris says that the
news received by the French that leads o the be-
lief that the Turkish affairs will be amicaby set
tled.9 ~ l7.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

STEAMBOAT RAcING.-We transfer to our col
umns the following, from the Louisville Courier,
as corroborative Of the remarks we have hereto
fore made on the same subject: mol.
Occasionally OF late we have observed that some
one or two oil time papers, slow COACHES, have
come out anu denounced steamboat racing, and in
so dciRg have coupled it with the Unio Line Bv
tbs sort OF prejudice has been excited, though
perhaps unlntenhomally, against this line Of boats
which Is, without exception, the best and most
complete ever established on the v estern waters.
The boats were built expressly fOrSpeed and safety
combined, and and to be i'll Keeping with the pro-
gresso the age. The line has been established
Out a lew weeks, and thus far they have not "a
ced, reports TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Inc Pittsburgh papers, and one or two Sleepy
things about Cincinnati and elsewhere, have her.
:aIaet TO the world chat the Union Line were "a
GERS, and were bantering other boats to race Such
are not facts, which can readily prove Accor-
ding to the new steamboat law, the highest pres
sure OF steam allowed on boats IS IG0 pounds [ -,
The square inch. Since the establishment OF the
Louisville and Wheeling Union Line, not one of
1He ilne boats have been able to RAISE steam be-
sona lOS pounds during any trip they have yet
iuaue' Inc David White, the very champion tina t
SaS eAciteu 50 gteat an cutlery among the rival
oatS' al Inc time she passed the Pittsburgh packet
Fl'lSOuEsh' carried l30 pounds pressure, and a
gentleman OF undOubted veracity, and practical
i VINO son the Pittsburgh at the time, posi-
SMeiyaSSerS that her guage indicated 1876 pounds.
me furnaces Of the David White have not been
perfectly adjusted yet, which has prevented her
nom generating as much steam as she absolutely
teqllteS 10 work through her cylinders. The 9th.
{! Ooats IN the line, with the exception of the AL
in AuamS' have not thus far been able 10 carly a
t leaG oil over $50 pounds of steum. These boats.
'helt peculiar construction are enabled to COM
te.e with the Pittsburgh line without carrying
as" steam, as has been abundantly proven of late,
Snu tne 0utcTy about racing fails harmless to the
ihe Pittsburgh Commercial Journal, in a late
aeIe OF that paper in reference to the last trim
ing: quo 'ot'H tHe Ao44o"-
5ne mos Swami, of the WHEELING line strips
p prepares Tor race with the Allegheny o the
f- it'SoutsA line; and the latter with 100 tons OF
nesnt on BOARD, in no trim for race, totally un-
prepared prep Kept in SIGHT OF the Swami the whole
ny Itoui cincinnati 10 Wheeling.
we publish the abMe mercy 10 show how Pitts
outsh VIII talk. The fact is, as we published
2sTHS. "y, Tue Swami had more freight than tbe
nhag1sneny' aud was not stripped for race. Will
Scu ,.! make the correctiou2
,i An SIate number Of the ST. Louis News we Sc.
.oriotgotten his Boosting about the Jennie Dsane
and the Altoua? eN"'e DN@ ltt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
Thomas H. Gibson

Plum Err AND A S FITTER, 50
No. Dnion ST. opposite c. III. Berry $ Rope store
EGS leave TO inform his friends and tho public in zen
u eIal, that he continues TO carry plumbing and
gas fitting in all its various branches aud respectfully so
cts share or publ patronage. 49,
He has constantly hand, lead iron pines c,,,.
mon and patent hydrants, cstern pumps, BATH boilers
tells, water coolers for private families, hot and cola
showcr baths bath tubs lead and iron cirque boxes
cons hatters kettles, retorts bleaching ali
chem cal apparatus, etc. Factories ETC. fitted up with
Also, chandeliers. pendants. brackets. bellar lights
candle burners, etc. III - aIs>
All orders left at the above place will thankfly rc
ceiVed and promptly att ended to. TiTfl''l' -
E.-All orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. z.ga.s apc-smd =
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u EGAL AfDvERrIsaMT=.i
COMMISSIONERS .,1E

virtue OF Gcclcc OF the Circuit Court f.. CA,
1LCounty ms d. In wherein ThnrsS r. g ONO
ana the hsirs at law Of Henry Wins Ints ans ~
J ,S w. licensed ale Defendants shall on Sam VI
T. si ~. nay OF May next proceed sell Ut nb,ic seI
best Of house q county 10 IL:
wit; Lo So.51, situate on The west aud E,oShd 10
,Se e On side Of Main street in 9th wS:G or
s,e on the west side Of Market street. and lot No s I
late on the west side OF Chaplne street in said 5b
upon the following terms, ten per cent oT t
ehase money to be paid in hand T.
three equal instruments at eight, sixteen and t,vent
Iour MONTHS from the day of the nnrcI,Sar
bonds wfs good security bearing Interest fHn1 5
SAFE wM. S. WICKHAN "
apr Sheriff Conntsnio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

NrEorEnExr.-Theold building on Main street
e1teneing through to Water street, and 0ccu-
ped for many years ty the MesSrs. Forsyths on
one side, ard by various persons on the other. is
beng torn down, TO give place to fine block OF
new buildings to be erected by Mr.. Hamp den
Zane. This will be very desirable extension of
the other improvements recently made in that vi
cinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

COUNTY CovHr-This body adjourned yesterday,
after having dispatched the entire docket. Owing
tn the absence of several Counsel, quite number
If cases had to be continued. One criminal charged
with grand larceny was tried by the examining Court
on Monday, aud remanded ON the charge of felony
for trial in the Circuit Court at its next term. The
Court adjourned earlier than otherwise in order
to make way for the u. S. Court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
Comm Sssi ON cr's sale of Real ESsfnIe.
Samuel Hudson Others, 1o,; -.

M the said out lot will be subividcd if thought best
and coal privileges sold separately will he most al van
IaGeOuS 10 the parties in interest. ~.
c5-TERMS: A credit OF one, two and three years.
viii be given for the purchase money the purchaser
ing bond with approved security bearing interest from
their date and the title being retained until the
nent s made. t-4 WIN. S. WlGKHAM,
1I&P Attysl MI rig Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
For The Inteilieencer.

NJ For theinteiligencer.
MFSsAs. ED'roRs:-ln my Communication on the
SUBJECT OF continuing Water Street North, from
~nlon Street ia youFparer of yesterday made
mistake aI III calling Jefetson Sueet, Madison.
s saouH have said-you would have row OF fine
u'eSs houses ranging the entire river font from
s ~ Street to the Railroad Depot. ~
70 u cannot serve your city readers better than
Meep THIS subject before the public until he i'm
Arm 5. 1853. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
NEW ADVERfIsEMENTs
COMGERT

'tJ,HE BLAKRI.Y FAM I l. resp tfnl ~,
L nouncc MusicAL BErERrAIHMENT at Union Han on
Thursday Eoening, april 7th NJ stl.-gs;.es
ON which occasion they win introduce great varot of
Songs Iuetts Tros and Quartetts, Also several
lures, mt rches. tSc., by the Orchestra, 5st5'st
hands by two ladies, LIST and
2d Violin, and double bass.
vocAL ScoRE-Two Ladies' ard four Gentlemen. Is
Tickets 20 centsor sale at the usual places aud at
the door. G ' " 60 tst" w ~ -
g Doors at O'Clock, concert to eommenee &C, at s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

R,sr ExouGn-The Morgantown Mirror says
that . newly married couple from Wheeling were
among those killed by the late Railroad accident
and that there was on the ground wretch base
and Gallons enough to rob the ladys corpse of her
watch andiewel1y! This IS news 10 u.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
VlRG1NlA.-At Rules held in the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the month 1858
John AfuldreIy. - -

JWIIlbs ~ = 7" :
An action OF Debt recover $3.50 cents and n,rcst
IN which suit attachment issued returned
served. - 81 n 5TETsiTfG
Affidavit having been made that defena Mt is not an
tnhabtant OF the Commonwealth Vrginia-on motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney, il is ordered that he
appear here within one month after he publication this
rests in this suit, and that copy order be- forth
with inserted in newspaper published city OF
Wheeling for four successive weeks, and posted at the
day OF the next county court ~ 49, =.
+ias A copy-Teste ALONZO LORING. CIk.
A. CALDWELL ~ e9''f Tapr5
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COMMISSIONERS sALE

by virtue of decree of the circuit count IA ,,
county, made in suit in cancery tie rein leneudin
wherein Andrew Mul1rcw is complainant and the yiov.
shall on Sturdy the .sd day OF April rext proceed 10
sell at public sac the front door the court honse ~
Ohio county, TO the highest bidder, certain lot of snI
TO M lot 49, situate in that part city Of Wheel
Ing cafd East Wheeling whereof tn. said Thomas sfi
dew died seized: upon credit or twelve and esI
teen nontIs the purchaser giving bonds wit good secI,
rity caring interest from the day 0fsale.
TP3L -TVTCKHAM-
-HIaI%l Sheriff and Com
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IMPORTS

Co., psr Steamer Thus. Srann from Louisville. -
iiop pIia Keys, $50 sacks hog hair; Forsyth
msrchandize; J. C. Buckles d CafE ESds y in
naceo. IA bis sausages SO boxes tobacco. 10 bbis
ibUmsues; Gordon, Clark Il Co., so bbls and hid
heshlpped for ports above, 90 tons. l,tfi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour, State brands s4,62; Ohio s4,56 a 81, "a;
heavy; Southern s4,s1a4,s5, fru.; Wheat, 1,2Oa
30; Corn, white 65aa7; Rio. Coffee GLASS |;
Sugar 5a5A; aMoasses unchanged; Linseed oil 66c;
Whisky 2S4; Mess Pork SO prime s. 3,e2a15; Mess
%; Butter 10a16. e - -, 7.''9
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Look atThis1

~ ,Iose who nre DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
reoSsne ke eong without srbe DasneT-
~ hl;eng and procure for each those liJee Pc
bsn @ cannot be obtained, with the same n,
81 anu excellence, elsewhere in the cv 'Ss ~
ia7suII - IA RBELI 81 CO., Daguer otSrists yi;
iaDoJ corner of Main and Bidde streets. i Z
Centre Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

n,D,xr sror.-The Parkersburgh Gazette says
come complaint was made because the Allegheny
~ her late effort to beat the Thos. Swami, did
mot stop, though she was hailed at that port. Yet
Ne believe the Allegheny claims to have landed
.. of,en as the Swami The truth will out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

c,,xrsr CuRrosIrY.-Wesaw at T. Selby's
1u,o,4soIe Dry Goods Store, yesterday, hat all
: .ha 1v,v from China,-such as is worn by the I'M
nsrial gentry there. 1t has brim as big as the
nmbrella some fellow stole from us, and clown
.corce large enough to hold dandy's brains.
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rules held in the clerks Office of the
mtGoUrt OF Ohio county for The month OF April 1853


aaron D Chaloner & James palzell, Ii'>sS 4"'e'S
The object OF this suit is obtain decree subectng
the estate OF the defendant Chal0ner debts due and
owing TO him by the home defendent Dalze 20 the pay
nent OF conplainant's claim of with interest in
whcn SUIT an attachment issued served
Affidavit having been made that the defendant GhaU-
er IS not an lnhabtant OF the commonwealth Virginia
ON motion OF the plaintiffs their order.
ed that he DIP appear here within month after due
publication othis order and do may he necessary 10
protect his interest in this copy OF said or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper pu sshed in
the city OF Wheeling four successive weeks and posted
at the front door of the Ohio county on the
first day OF the next county court. 7s
=, Acopy7Tese: ALoNzo LoRING, Crk.
lFencletonJ : a. +s.-HS TapG1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

~. WELLER & FRANznEIM have removed
",oiss.,e and retail wine and liquor store
ySM,;n street, to one of the fine store rooms of
Z ~ -, uorse, Water street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
I'm Chuncery

I'm Chumcefy.- &
VIRG INIA-At rules held AT the clerks NE clf
cut court OHIO county for tile month Of Alrt 1855
Charles James Fox and Francis Fox, executors Of tho
last will and testament OF Josiah Fox decesed-comPa'i
ants ta---
Moses " ChapIine, Alexander II Chap:ne Josiah W
Pomeroy and Mary Ann Pomeroy his vofe, ReTctvai ~
Potts ami Elizabeth q Potts his wife, Maria Louisa Chap
line Robert and Jane RStsnton his wife, Sophia
q Chapl ne, William Chapline, ChaTles J f Chaplnc,
Josephine Chaplins, Francis D Caplile, Anna Chap
line and Rowena Chapine James Paul and the baunoIe
and Ohio Kali Road campany-deendants. 81
The object of this suit is to recover OF the deenaant mo
ses W Chapine the OF thousand dollars due tbs
cOpainans upona writing Obligatory, executed oy ny
said Moses W Chapline Josiah FOX deeeased In ms
life time subject 10 credit OF $500 ~ cents Paid o
June 1915 546 cents, paid January stu ls4 S ns,a
Sentembef pin 1873; S5I d cents. paid OCT st l6y
4 p3 october TO- 1851 and $40 go cents paid
December Sth, 1881; andln winch sui an S1sSu'He "~@
issued and IetuT ned seryed.s - at
cause except Alexander cbapine james Paul. and tie
tants commonwealth Of Vrfnta,on motlon oIthe
he fber atoTneys 1t Is ordered TINT they appeal
here within month after due o. this order
and do what may be necessary 10
this suit that OF said order 5e IN
serted in some newspaper published In the ciy o. nee
four successive weeks, and posted AZ the front door
court Of Ohio County OIL tie nrst Gay OF Tue
next county court - ~ $500. ,1,p,,scsf ,,,,,.
~ A .copy--Testes, 4 AL0NEO LohtNSEt VI l.
[Rnssel q Fitzhngh -. - lSto
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
GIN CINNATI MARKET.

- y - - ApIlI ..
Flour firm at 1855, very light receipts. Whis-
ky1st: Provisions firm. Bulk meats held al lie
advance. In groceries nothing doing. Mclasses
are offered at lower rates. = - iel nit -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
'z' SECOND SToCN OF '7F
i Spring and Summer DrY Goods.

TEISkELL& Co., will open, this morning their sec
Ii ond stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods which
market from the latest importations Their stock OF
dress goods, nantes, slaws, embroieres, bunes ami
rbbons will be much the largest in the city
viii find the stock more varied than they would
amino for themselves. ~ -I.-Ll- = nns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

rno. SWAIN, the champion of the Union
Tine Capt, John Mcclure !F,: IS lie regular
l''"s. for Cincinnati and Louisville to-day
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q Chancery Sale

M Y - q OuduCety 0aIe -
DURSUANTtoa decree made by the Circuit Superior
Court oflaw and Chance for Ohio county. on the
Francis r. Armstrong admins de bonis with
the will annexed OF Noah Za.e dcc' Ely Dorsey and
others defendants, and four other causes heard there
with, will, Saturday, the 9th dayor April, 1885,
apublic auction. at the court house county,
highest and best bidder lot No. hundred and eighty
eight, (sS) John street, in the city Wheeling.
the oowg terms, TO wit: Ten per The purchase
to be paid in hand and the residue three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day SALE the purchaser giving bonds with good
jty. bearing interest from tile day of sale. - 70
maT5 Il - FRANC is R.ARMSTRONG. C0m'r.fi'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

The alarm of fire last night was caused
r,"I ,,,rius of something, apparently barn oil
'" ,o ~, On the hill near AlartinsviIle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

y s. DISTRICT CoURr for the Western
Ink - e virginia, Judge, John W. Broken
i ps willmeet to-day.
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5e5TT DEPARTMENT.:
MORNING, APRIL 5. ISIS.

5-,..vs will oblige US, and promote their
ADSh .1.,s BY hsnding i" their f'vors before 4
o'clock P. NJ. .----
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

rur P,,xrLr FAMILY, it will be seen by refer
- our record of amusements, will give a
concert at Union Hall, tomorrow evening They
are widely celebrated. and we bespeak Tor them
full house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
For sale.

,tr.l UNION (GREEN) tLASSWO RKS.
THE subscribers desiring change their BUSH ess offer
the above works Tor SAGE, with noulds, tools,
al in good order. and i'll successful operation. custom
cured, with demand Tor all the glass which be
IL.lc. rs -. ,a.tE' a fE ..i0' f# .
Tho furnace has pots, and chairs 23 blowers
The property consists OF two separate LOTS, each
square, with first rate coal bank betw. them.
Csc lots occupied by the glass house aud iturcs,
other most desirable site for another factory. This
property las every advantage for manufacturing purposes
Possession given list June. Term easy. # 70
ai;I-Sm nj oUIRRlER q OFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
HAVING no MOvE-

-, 8 HAVING TO MOVE.
FlLI ontEe Aprit have 20 mo Se NY atoie
III and win be ont Of bUsnes tor few weeksi IN consc.
of this oct L propose TO aell my stock otreAdy
oothins. ntI frat or April at the lowest shade
OF prees without regard TO cost. w hoesae or Leta.
mario ~ ~ sAlAAS-'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

,,.,rvxr,-we learn that a little girl of AIR.
I'll If Bridgeport. fell into well, yesterday,
s.s, deem, aud was rescued before life was
extinct by one of the bs-standeFs' who descended
IN rope.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
SD. Harpler IL Son. :.

No. 100 CoENER oy MAIN UNION STREETS. 80
IAPFER Tor sale very large and extensive stock OF
" goods, in their ae Of business, at the very lowest
market prices, and do assure those who may purcha
from item that pans will be spared give entire
isaction. both in quality and prices l'.=
To country particularly, Invita- on is
tended to calf and examine - -F,s [.l.r -. marc
sure to be. Pleased. fEtY3 5ss5
EVERYBODY who goes TO W d Motto q Bros. tobuy
~ Dry Goods, OF any deseIiption, always get suei
and go away wen satisfed, anil their minds made
up 20 go back again. ls3....3 = az maT23
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

VIRGlN1A:-At Rules held in tile clerks Office OF the
CIRCUIT Court of Ohio county. in the month OF March
Abraham. G., Cole and George W.
Howard, partners under the firm
name OF Cole and Howard
Elijah Weekly, survivor of him lN1AsE
SELF and James Glover, who were
partners under the firm name of 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
FROM PITTSBURGH.

-'.I-T.I = . April 0. ="
River 10 feet and rising. Weather clear and
cool. - 5f. ss-, .gss lgf ! vi -yog
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

ss9sg ToliTHE LOVERS OF IGEaGREAN. - -
D. II. zINNtgiIfo ties d Saloon Tuesday
Lk. the 9th inst, with all his and many new ar
rang ements for the accommodation ofyistors, who will
be supplied with the Ice Cream season, the
best style. Pi+I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
Basket Making.

,.---.-r ~ L. MOONY $500, 10
II manufacturing willow all sorts sizes
including willow wagons, gigs close hampers, baskets,
chairs, cradles market baskets, covered and uncovered
travelling baskets, ladies' sewing baskets orever descp
ton baskets of any description made 10 order from the
finest quality ofwilow, the shortest notice and
All tbosc wishing Lig line
can be supplied by calling or s.nding at my shop. west
179, where manufacture and keep hand large
cut IN the above line, at Wholesale and retail prices.
n rFl q .HaIH 3. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

Wall Paper, second Spring Arrival
fNoMMON and GlIzed, Window Blinds, Fire Screens
" and Borders. just received at g'7
JOHN FISHERS Hook Sioic,
ali-tm ID H sta''l-t 'tss.. NO. 135, Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06
Joseph Camm.

GRAtSER, PAINTER ND HorsE DECOR AroR
kTURNS his sincere thanks for patronage hereto.
IL fore received and respectfully announces that has
removed opposite his old stand Main street. where
by strict tenoH to business aid first quality
hopes still 10 merit the patronage ofthe public.
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