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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-11

VIRGlNIA:-A Rules held in the clerks Office of the
Circuit COurt OF Ohio county, in month of March
1853
Abraham G. Cole and George W.
Howard, IlaItn under the firm
name OF ole and Howard,
Elijah Weekly, survivor ofhm, z /" "ASE
self and James Clover, who were
partners under the firm of
Glover and Weekly.
An action OF assumpsit recover Sl975 So Cents in
which suit attachment issue and returned served
affidavit having been made that the defendants al NOT
nha bltants OF the commonwealth OF Virgna-on motion
OF the plaintiffs their attorneys sit isordered they
do appear here within month after due publica ton OF
this order and do what may necessary TO protect their
interests III this suit and that copy said order be
forthwith in some newspaper Published ci
IS OF Wheeling for four successive weeks, posted
day of the next county court
A cOpy-Tcstc ALONZO LORING, Cpk.
rGadweII1 [mar7
vIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the clerks Office OF the
Circuit curt OF Ohio county, i'll the month Of March,
1853.
,s,ss S s''" ; rro4'
an sCon Of assumpsit to S5OSO3 CENTS at the
least i'll which suit an attachment issued and return.
ed served
having that the defendant is not an
nhabiiant OF the commonwealth Virginia-on motion
of the plaintiff by his attorney. is ordered that do
appear here within month after due publication OF this
est in this suit and that copy of said forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in city OF
Wheeling for four successive weeks, and posted the
front door of the court house of Ohio county first
Aoopy-Teste: ALONZO LORlNG, Cpk.
LGoodl MARI.
Virginin.-At Rules in the clerks office of the
ri rIIfF nff lin
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By the National Line.
rHLEGRApnEn FOR TnEDAlLYINrHLLrGExcL
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 10.
The Mechanics OF Benson and AtrecIers estab-
llshments have gone to work at fifteen per cent.
advance. Ross, WiuanS, Murray, HaZlehurSt and
Denmead's, still hold out. A large number of the
best hands have left the city and gone TO work
elsewhere, leaving about fifteen hundred on the
strike.
The New Orleans mails of Thursday and Friday,
late as due, are received. The paperS contain full
details OF the destruction by fire of the Alabama
Cotton press The loss ESTIMATED at from $780, 900
t" 81 100000. The entire insurance was $780,
600. The Cresent City says seven lives were lost.
Plcayune says none lost.
Galveston dates to the LIST were received Cotton
was still accommodating at the Warehouse on Trinity
Gov. Bell will I've a candidate for Congress, five
candidates are named, Gov Geo. w. Smyth of
Jasper; +. NJ. Pease, of BrasoIia; NJ. J. Johnson,
Of Tarrant; Asa NJ Lewis, of Washington, W.
Henderson, Of HarrSi.
The British ship Fitz James cleared Savannah
for Liverpool or Monday with over a million
pounds cotton. The cargo is valued at $3.50, 900.
The lntelligenccr publishes a letter from num-
Der of the citizens of Washington of both parties,
to Ex-President Fillmore, inquring the time and
mode of his departure, in order that they may
unite i'll public manifestation of respect. He
will go in about week, having been delayed by
the indiSpOStion oil his family.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the clerks Office of the
Circuit curt OF Ohio county, i'll the month of March,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-11

s.p accident occurred this morning to
..n, man named Samuel Elder, p years DID,
I..,,s N the employ Of Us. II. Forsyth, Jr., but
=, II. time of the accident, in the employ OF the
p.iI,o,5 Company. 1t appears that locomotive
an1 tender were about leaving the depot, and had
;n- started. when, in attempting to jump upon
Ter. his foot slipped and he fell under the
,rtaal which passed over part Of his body, break
in, one OF his thigh bones and legs and complete
ly crushing the loot. He is still alive but not eS
Ioerted 10 recover
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SherIH's SnIe
Samuel Clark,

Decree Circuit
John Conothers Thomas, { Court for Ohio county
c. Young d others.
pursuance of the Decree of the Court made in thA
case, shall on the Both day of Ma oh, 1853. the
Court House for Ohio county, sell TO the highest
bidder, the terms IL med, Lot No. ninety nine
$3.50 situated on Market street, in Wit cling. he prop
erty will be sold credit the purchaser paying the pur
chase money by equal portions at six twelve and eeh
teen onths, with interest from day sale, securing
the sann by giving his DO" DIS with security When
the purchase money is paid, the deed will be made.
marf-tds WM. S. WICKHAM, S. o. C.
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o,syille Courier says upon the arrival OF
In nj a;sr;,Ie and Wheeling Union Line pack
~ David White, at Maysville on her first trip
e. -,s enthusiastically greeted-the entire popu-
-: 8 SEEMS. turned out en- masse to give her a
'''O.' The. Zush of the citizens both male and
~s- .,, w,s 50 gteat that Capt. M'Glaim was in
'..I IA da,npen down his fires, and lay to till the
.s,sm of the crowd abated, and their curiosi-
s,t;sfed BY thorough examination OF the boat
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-urxr,-rhe lovers Of the Drama will be
A"YS' I.,,u that Fosters Theatrical Company
ga he,s and will open, at the Melodeon' on
VIII y. ', .;,,, next. No mistake this time.
THIS Thi, Company embrace several Hrtistes OF con-
NJ. " talent, and their performance will be
81. ..t ,s tn attract and please
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NuTCN IUIl.
SENArE-Mr Cooper offered resolutions calling
on the Secretary OF the Navy to communicate GER
tain information relative to purchases of coal for
the Navy particularly the Squa Iron to Japan. He
explained it by chorgng some unfair dealing.
Passed
Mr.. Ciayton's resolution was taken up i'll regard
20 the Bulwcr treaty.
Mr.. Douglass spoke in answer 10 the latter, re-
plying 10 his argument.
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o-v corEr--Tire Count is sill in session.
Co''' -.,,,r.,ro Of civil cawses we've disposed OF,
0rie " ;nsanee OF The defendants the exami-
and AT '@' rrisoaers charged with passing coun-
nanOa .,o,,,y was postponed until to-day
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r.un wntrs:, OF the Union Line' leaves
lNh eor Cincinnati and Louisville. Per-
this 60 business or pleasure down the river
sons nS ss,r.d the officers Of this boat will do all
ma, over, 10 render the passage an agreeable
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Valuable Property for Snie or Go.
EbnrtnerRhID.

TIE undersigned offers for sale partnership,
HAST FURNACE. located four miles from the line the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near FarmOunt Mario"
Co.. Va, together with abundance of Iron Ore Line.
stone. Coal and Timber, close 10 the furnace The uadcr
signed wishes either 10 SELL extend his operations. AID
oamy one having Rolling Mill Foundry in Whce.ing,
vino will join in with this establishment, and furnish
steam Engine he will offer the most liberal terms, reccv
iiI. all ira cllmcry stock at Il lair valuation.
Specimens of the Ore and Pig Metal may he the
Office of The Wheeling intCligcnCer.
Cost of Iron delivered at the furnace, per ton. 20
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 2,7j
Hon Thomas ilayI.L!lG will receive and conduct any
gentlemen to the establishment who may desire visit and
examine il.
Oct1t-tT JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
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THE unde signed have this day formed cO.parner
ship under the name and style Ol c. Baker g. CO. an
will continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store busi
ness at The old stand, No. 90 Wafer street.
sc. BAKER,
1an3l JOHN LIST.
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o'NcE the use OF stoves has become so common,
anu The air i" ons dwellings constantly impure,
"acA'ns eoushts, celds, and bronchitis have in
I.s4se1 nundted fold. sweeping of thousands
Nc; 10y yeN' Loeoek's Pulmonic Waters will re-
''e'e all these distressing complaints. Trythem.
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DURSUANT 10 decree made by the Circuit Superior
L Court ofIaw and charccry for Ohio county on the
18th day or June 1852 in the suit in chancery between
Francis R. Armstrong, administrator de bonis with
the will annexed ofNoah Zane, dec Ely Dorsey and
Others defendants, and four other heard there
with, will, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of April 1858 sell
public auction, the court house OF Ohio county, TO tho
highest and best bidder, lot No hundred and eighty
eight C1Ss) John street, in the city OF Wheeling,
the oOwig terms, TO wit: Ten per OF the purchase
money 10 paid hand and the esdue in three equal
payments six twelve and eighteen months from the
day sale, the purchaser giving bonds with good seei
marc Sf''"' FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG. com'r
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MANIFEST.
srEA4AOA- DAVID WHITE rnou ,or,vu,r

., forsyth Hopkins, 256 tiezces, 1877 barrels and
- b aegS Garu; George Colts, 1894 Bulk Hams and
ooNFS Nheese; AlcAfee Il BIO, 70 Casks Shout
T ICES; II, Il. List Il Co., 10 Barrels Molasses, 2
,I i,I oIsar' boxes Oranges and Lemons: Lamb
HeEtyMll, LOT Furniture: Dorsey. NORTON & Krox
= iI D. Flow Aloulds; RaiIroad Agent, boxes; S.
and Barrel Hams.
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FOR SALE.
4 coon milk COW, inquire at this Office.
"A mara Iwd
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COMMlSSlN NER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Joseph Pearson and Sons In Chancery in The
Mcclellan, Knox
and Co.

Rules held III the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, the month February
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o" Hl',DoN fAoA Corc" N TIN MlxurEs.-Twenty-
,r. - wen aid Out by those who are afflicted if
lucy purchase box OF Rrgar.s Pu,none waters. Tbev
For Pheasant to the taste, and eaectua1. See adv.
y. s"e oS l. H. Patterson, 81 Monroe s,raot
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To NIerchant TnIIors and CIothiers
TAYLOR & GRUNDY

TAYLOR & GRUND9
HAVE received from Europe by the arrivals their
l. Spring md Summer STOCK OF DRY GOODS, sui.
table TO the trade OF Merchant rAOrs and Clothicrs
whose attention they would invite 10 examination BIO .
fore purchasing in other cities Our Goods have sci
lectcd wthgreat care in the English and French
by member OF our firm. and the latest and most
fashionable Styles comprising in all the hansomcs and
most varied assortment of Goods class, imported
into this city for We would in part
WOOLENS.
Bacots fncy black Cassimeres;
Small check Cassineres, for coats;
Super fancy cOored cloths. of variety of makes;
do BacOt's and Simmons Doeskns;
Shepherds check Cassimeres.
SILKS.
English and French Serges, COLD and black;
Satins de chimes and grenadines;
ColOrcd Plaid Sinchews;
Satin and silk VcstnGs, in great variety;
Baratheas, Florentines, &C. i
ALSO-Weltings and quiltIngs white and colorcd
settles; plain and fancy Lnens apaccas; red Padngs;
French Canvas; Silesas; silk twist; silk warp
ettes; valcncias, nstre chaiis linen coat Cheeks &C.
Our Goods have been this and will always
after be selected and ordered i'll Europe by ourselvcs
have advantages for importing unsurpassed by any
house III the country, prepared to compete
cessfu1y in prices with n York any other
ket. TAYLOR dGRUNDY,
febt9-1mtw go Baltimore St. Cup stairs.)
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VIRGlNIA:-At Rules held i'll the clerks office of the
CIRCUIT Court of Ohio county, in the month March
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-11
Short Creek lands for Sale


M lSHlNCi to dispose my Real Estate, offer prl
vatc sale until the list day OF November my rm
III the County Ohio, situate Onthe waters OF ShoI Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This
cty is desHbly located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest state of imp having
large amount plank fencing, and judicOusly aid
III fields for farming and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling, cribs nc. There also four good
Houses. There is commodious BAN, hundred
and eight feet long by forty i'll width, fitted i'll every
particular the wants of the farm, including ample shell
for twelve hUmd! cd sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part, the
wishes OF those desiring 10 purchase. Terms will be lib.
cral.
ing the facilities afforded by the various rail road
tiOns about to be completed with the West, and the
board, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
tue marketable productions OF the country render this
highly desirable for persons wishing probably and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. /. w. MITCHELL
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852
U5sWashington Reporter and Examiner, and Wclsburg
IIeraldp
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ViKG iA:-A Rules held in the clerks cn.c q, H..
1858 '' " 'i'e '"o"'h OIL feb uS'y,
r. ''ra"E gle and Co. Uroa an attachment issued
e,teboe Hobem Co ed TO tn court 1 SccGt
Inc object Of this suit is recover the sum ajto &c
INV uui anu evidenced by the said defendants
soSws' to witt One moic $3.50, dated Junc H. SO
M @ lays one note for $40 G2 cents date al
@ .d Te olc LOT it, OF same days; uI not.
~, OV 90 cents. OF same dHic hti months, and SIN %
the list, 1852 ~ ''.i'e'''Ocl
AhdaNit having been made that, since this attachmen,
issued anu nr 10 any service the said defendant they
removed out o. The commonwealth OF Virginia Iuoon
" Ihe tniiis by Their attorneys, ii is Ma cv
40 aIeaI mere within one month alter due publication OF
nus oruer ana 40 what may be necessary protect t.;r
interests III THIS suit, and that copy .aid order lie
o'inwthln IN SOM newspaper published in tho "
n W hcciils ot iOur successive Weeks, useL ~
front door of the court house OF Ohio count, on the fl
day OF The next county count.
a COpy-Trse: ALONZO LORlNG C1k
LWheate J Iirbs
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

NlTCN IUIh.
River fallen 10 inches since noon yesterday
Weather cloudy. Flour dull, and sales confined
be sold except at decline. Whisky has declined
to l9c. Provisions, firm, but holders asking an
advance. Mess Pork 1850, bulk sides IL. Clover
Seed declined, sales at 1924. No change in
groceries,
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JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
Illustrated Paintings.

INIIE cibers Masons, and Tails & Co.'S illustra
ted publications. requested TO call at the Ltera.
y Depot, for the pooSc OF making arrangements to
plete their works, which have not heretofore been furnish.
c complete owing the OF good faith part
Woodward d Roland, of Pittsburgh, the original
JAS II, MCMEcHEN.
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WILL the first day of April have to move nv ator,
1 and will be out OF business for few weeks in conse
qnence of this fact propose TO sell my stock OF read,
made Clothing. until the first OF April the lowest shaL
OF prices without regard TO cost Wholesale retail n
AZ an
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-,r1rxs wouid do well TO attend 10 the
o'N ,,,,,;ssiouee's notiee which will be found
d another co!ant- --
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IN CHASCERY.
James F. Garrettson,
WlIlin m McElnllnnl
commissioners Notice:
Thomas HOgg-cOmplainant
VS..



Thomas Mcl.aChlan's admir- In chancerv.
and others defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county:
10y decree made in this Both day October
1852, 1t is made the duty said
court to take nccOunt of tn personal said
lntesat1 which has come into hands his said admin.
lstratN Charging her with ali assets which come into
her hands and allowing legal and proper disbursements
by her made i'll due And also an
OF what due the complainant others
the creditors OF the said interstate at the time OF his death;
and TO state specially what debts specific liens
real estate in thc bill mentioned if any respective
portions thereof and to state the order and precedence in
which the debts heretofore Paid by said
Othe: debts chargcabe said real any por
ton thereof Also of the location quantity
OF the real estate OF the interstate whereof died seized
and the aoun of the thereon
i'll which they entitled to be paid
Creditors and allmcrestcd EercbY notified that |
hall proceed the 2ist day OF March, 1885, Office
of Russell FitZu"h to take the BY said
DEGREES and creditors notified prove their claims
beiOre me, or before the LIST day of Anil. 1853.
EDW- H. EITZHUGD,
FeblJ13:3Od Mast. Com'T.
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=. p,sx,x. Clerk of1hc Steamer DAVID White
MI $500, :5r late Cincinnati and Louisville
.apers-. .--
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DETROIT, March 10.
Gen. Cass arrived here to-day. His wife is very
sick. She IS not expected to survive.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM T Sci nv

WIN. /. SELST.
NO. 117, Main street, has full stock q: DRY
~ GOODS of latest inpOrtatons, and from the best
manufactures OF our country carefully selected expressly
Tor the
JOBBING TRADE.
or the best abrics designs and cOors, which he
specially soliCtS examination from his old
uuI Country Merchants.
GLOTHSs stock consists in part OF the hest makers,
aud OF the usual variety OF colors both Foreign and
Domestic
GASSIMEKES-Hl0m black and doeskn, vol as OF a
great variety OF the choicest fancy coIOys.
SATlNErrS-BlaCk Blue, Steel mixed, Green and
iirOwms, &c. very full and complete stodl; also
Twc5ds and Cy Jeans.
OVER COATINGS-OTco Ored blankets pilot and bca yer
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRlNTS-A very large stock oil the best makers
madden COIOrs AS well as the common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOO lS-GinEhans, mouse dc lans cmbd lustIe
ylain and fg'd blnGk aIrhCas, we'll colorS
of the best variety. both figured and plain.
WHITE GOO DS-An extensive stock OF CambrC figured
and plain, jacOnets, Swiss and Scotch mills In.
dia book, thread and cotton laCcs edgings, etc,
in variety. also Irish linens.
CAPSMcns, boys and Childrcn's velvet and caps,
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
hlcaChed muSlns shifting, checks, Ticking &c.
Notions of all sorts. usually wanted; and aItogeth
or l feel well my stock complete that
when it is examined and the pric tod, it will be
found in all respects perhaps superior TO any
stock of Goods before offered in the market.
nu02i
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19oNE DEPARTMENT.

~ WILL give the conclusion Of the very exec
W." ,,f Mr.. SGAH to-morrew-
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SlIERIFFS SALE.
Andrew MCMicken
VS..
Tho ms MrirILt
In debt and attachment.

In Circuit Court OF Ohio county-vi ginia:
3 Sy 81 an 9rds N the asoze cause ado the
sell at publ auction to the highest am best
y, Friday day Of Match 1853, lots num5eTed
hHe ("1 SIX co. seven o. and eight CsJ, in square
ne be- M Reh
he 1912 San be examined by persons wishing pur-
TERMS SALE-A credit Of six twcl- e and e,b,ern
WITH hs
bearing interest ON the day of sale and payable at The
until theIast payment is made.
LJ IN, att 81 wM. $, wIcKEAM.
COMMISSIN NER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
John j. IEoge and others )eomuntty:. Court Oh Ohio
virtue of decree rendered in foregoing
the prrmes VII sell at public aueoS to 1be IN
best bidder OF the Court House Of Ohio
county on Monday the h day of March, 1858, middle
Ee in the city Of whesng Thee Sm S5
and convenient brick Dwelling House premises.
Terms Of SGieTcn cent of the purchase wilt
he required in cash and there will be credit the
nents the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
deferred nsalnens with good security bearing interest
whole purchase money is paid. ,,,,o,,,
jan2I:ts sheriff and Commits soner.
day of March, at 10 O'Clock, \, NJ.
Circuit Court of Ohio county, February
and Co.
James F. GarTetson,
William McClelland.
The object this suit adebt of i39 % cents
and interest, in which suit hmen
returned served.
Affidavit having been made defendants are not
Inhabitants OF the commonwealth OF Virginia-On mIOn
Of the complannnts by their is ordered
the said defendants appear here within due
publication OF this order and do what may necessary
protect their interests in This suit copy or
said order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub
shed IN the city OF Wheeling for four successive weeks
county on tho frs: day OF the county court.
\ COpy-TcSe: ALONZO LORING, CPk.
Russell and Fitzhugh ] feb9
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TO PHYSICIANS.


EAIED Proposals will he received by the UNDERSIGNED
- until O'Clock a. NJ, on Monday the 2lst inst, from
fhysolaus for attending Tor year from the list
day OF "ril next such sick persons may under
the Charge Of the Overscers of the Poor in Districts o. D.
ana s. and for tending the paupcIs the poor house
or Pr posa may be made for any said
districts separately all collectively and attending
The incrs in the poor house separately The Physician
in either case 10 furnish all medicines.
Gbl1 Board Ovcrecnrs nj. he poor
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Clean! Clean!!
lE and occupants property in the city arc
hereby mJtifed to cleanse their sidewalks forthwith
aS by ordinance required. J. AMICK,
MlrlI Street Com
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Elijah Weekly, survivor ofhim.
self and James Glover, who were
partners under the firm name of
Glover and Weekly.
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rsDHa~ h THE Fast running Steamer STEPHEN
/ lk-I.ssEzSt BAYARD, BooTH, Master, will leave
Ssss;szAHttttS Wheeling for Sunfish EVERY DAY, al
s<-f<Ass<4A-zZs half past O'Clock, NJ.
For freight or passage apply 10
nov12 ] II HAMILTON, Agent.
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us CRY is fully repaired, and may be eS-
IHI ~, Landing to-day or Tomorrow.