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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
Total number of Qts.

Total humDer OF Gus,
giving her respite of IS days
before calving. $500 qts. of milk
at cents per quart is very near
The cost of keeping may be ereckon-
ed as follows:
For pasturage the season, S12
2 tons hay, 26
800 lb corn meal orits equivalent 12-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
RATES OF ADYERTISINGS.

persons to be paid in advance.
Attorneys will be held for the price of inscr
ting advertisements brought in by them.
JOB PRINTING.
We have just received large and well-selec-
ted assortment of Printing Materials, and are
now prepared to execute all kinds of printing,
on the shortest notice, and in style that can
not fail to please customers, on moderate rates.
Persons wishing any of the following printed,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

proof of in this distressing class Of complaints See
pamphlet. broken down, ''ebitaed constitutions from
the effect OF mercury, will find the bacng OF this
ce Immediately, and the eraliriIted
from the system.
The y distinct properties which compose Ibis arcIe, mani.
fest themselves particularly the application of the
puHnd Tor the distressing Of complaints which head
this paragraph. For centuries there hns been used the
north OF Europe,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

PRoTEoT1oN OF TREES. The Legislature
of Michigan has passed an act in subs
tance as follows, That every person who
wllfully, wantonly, and without cause,
shall cut down or injure any fruit orna-
mental trees, not his own, and the dam
age shall amount to S25, the said person
shall be imprisoned in the State Penitcn-
tlary not exceeding five years, or in the
county jail not exceeding one year. or by
fine no. exceeding $50, at the discretion
of the court. This act takes effect i'm
Observation-Disclosures Turner. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
fPupLInic, &C. cT-No. as

AN ACT to auhorize the correction of erroneous oea
tons of military unity land warrants by actual settlers
ON the public1ands IN certain cases.
BE 1T ENACTED by the Senate and House Of Representa-
lives Of the United Sta of meeain Congress agent
sousht shall he Ter attempt to locale the land
tied OH and improved by him. with military bounty land
waIant. and where, from any cause, occur.
red such loea ion, said settler ahalI be 1nof
zed to renash the land rrreneOuay5 located and
locate such upon tae land settled upon and i'm:
proved by him, the same shall then be vacant and
upon any oher vacant land, making proof those
iacts TO the satisfaction OF the land officers according
such rules and Regulations Prescribed by the
CommssoneI OF The General Land Once and subject 10
his final djadicatioD. - - z 10. . =
Sec. 2. And eiktytter enacted That the pro1isona
the act third March, eighteen hundred and nineteen
pr9ydieg for the OF in making entries
land at the land ufces' and the act twenty fourth
May, eighteen hundred and TWEEN eight, supplementary
TO said act OF third March, eighteen hdn and
shall be- and the same are hereby. made applicable
rors in the location OF land warrants f-fl.a7
Approved March 2, 1852 q s5tr,-..rf .,
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PHIL1DRIPHf4

-, Curtain Warehouse, ~.
,.stsz,t HENRI w, sAES0iiRss,DiS '.aff t'0Ase'
IMPORTER AND DEAIER IN ,CURTAINs, C1RTAlN MA
T z 2. Z uRNiTUnE CovERIses,
WHICH he Oilers at the lowest market nrseesg
WHoLESALRi AND Retail -
ne SiToh in part the ioliosying.
10 Il - Muslin Do do Pins. s'f Ia osii,Sr
pSlspeEy Laees 4 MuslinsJ do Bands,t si5sz sa2
~ ah VI dthS Canopy Arches and Rings;
Satin de LANES; 3 Slmps,
Damasks; elsa IN ~ Suttain Drops,
ms e, FRENCH PLU8HEs OF all colors and
colors for shading - - 1-4t'tt1s " ~
N. n. Persons ortiering f,,srfsia. .s,,, $.
Of the heighth and OF the entire fSa5 n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

TIM FioHrrsG GopsrIss The Cinein6nsS mi sS SIN
Lola Montez, Countess Of LaSdsfsldte an
The Eth, seyeyerely beat oneJoh Jones, who was
ac9ng as travelling agent for her. She is descfi-
peg mas aying sprung on the unfortunate Jones
WIN me eombinea Of several wild cats and
styled in plain English fist struck the defence
less entleman blow somewhere in the vicinity
oil The upper story, SO heavy that he Was pitched
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
sPR cI.AL IN o TIC Els.
Deafness.

DOCTOR HARTLEYs proprietor OF the Ear Infirmary
81 SAMSON sttee Philadehid bsgs inform those ofhis
patients In Wheeling aud vicinity, with whom he has bee
in that he has lin eonrliaRee- with their
special request made arrange mcns spend few days in
his city and nay be consulted residence
the MClnre House, until the lat April during the hours
of from 10 "A. M. till o'eloekIP. NJ daily, a,,,,,
Deafness noise i15the h'ad. aud all, dsasEeeatle dis
charges from the ear, speedily and permanently removed
without Causing tile least pain inconvenience cure
in all cases guaranteed, where maornration does NOT
extst.1 10 ri.7i5N Ffl1 --r,ffo uF
Thirteen years close AID almost undivided attention to
this branch practice habled him to reduce
his treatment 10 such degree osuocess to find The
most confirmed and obstinate yield by ste.dynt
tention to the means prescribed. - u
The following testimonials are submitted with conf
dence They viii show least in what estimation his
professional QUALIFICATIONS held by some Of the most
distinguished medical men oft he country. .ss sG;
have had the pleasure tomect Dr. riley to practice
and have been led 10 ora favorable opinion OF his char
acter, both in the profession and as gentleman 4 =
mon ~, .,..s = W.PARISKR, NJ ID, d }
g.ia's f - b. - "a Professor OF Surgery etc,
His professional abilities win duly appreciated by
those who place themselves under his care. ss5
JOHN II. WHITAKER, NJ d.
.rt...i-.,a 10 Professor of Anatomy, etc.,
From my intercourse with Dr. Hartley, have found
his deportnnent correct and gentlemanly. yllI I
bi Il d iF ia, Nv - VALENTINE MOTT, N DIS !.
1tisa pleasant duyto given testimony in favor Of
TIE treatment adopted by DR.. Hartley the cure of
ness The application isunattepded by pain or lnconye.
nienec, and its effects almost instananeols.
~. - $50 HIP. HID RDMAN,s z
:, ii4l, IS Councillor at Law, % Chambers street,
we have known OF partial deafness Il
BY him with the most happy results r. H. lisa scentic
gentleman and produce numerous Testimonials OF his
ability and success in this deult branch oe,the medical
profession. -Glo6e. =. q. =
Persons afoted diseases orthe Ear are re commend
ed 10 pays vi4itto Dr. Hartley Autist No. 61sahsom
Qf Hail = -. .L..t- = :
Ing Paid particular attention 10 the diseases
in has acquired from his skill experiences better
means OF coping with this serious afction tina those
Bncn are possessed by physicians in general practice
DtSF-tSH. - - 5'tnIi =IIi tuiar2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

~ CAliFoRaA GoIp Private letters from C1l;fa,I
ma, the New York Tribune says, speak of he
yield Of gold as very large, and predict thatithe'
shipments in March viii be six and half to seven
nilllonss Of dollars One very remarkable and
by this arrival. The beds Of streams which were
WORKED ont and; entirely abandoned during he.
INST year OF two after the discovery OF gold IN that
country, are now being worked over again with
ana IN many cases, greater success than
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

TIE EgREkA DnMoNDTW oNpEREuL IL TRuE.-
We have received. ys,thel San Francisco Herald,
q commune ton descriptive of this remarkable
stones which was found within two miles of. Co
lambda in Tuolumne county. Ii is to be exhibited
in Stockton and this city for short time previous
Neutrality-suspicious. of the owner for New York. Our
informs us that it has been carefully
and seientid eally tested by DR.. F. Banks, a pradu
ate OF The Medical University of louisiana. who
pronounces IL besondan doubt 10 be diamond of
very rare quaiity II is said to be larger tLan The
crown diamond of England, which is valued at ten
millions of dollars. We are informed, by a gentle.
man who has seen it, thatit sabout the size of a
pigeons egg, butitis of colrse. still in the rough.
Should this turn out to be true its value will en-
omous. and new source of boundIess wealth open
TO our miners fot his OF course, cannot be the
only stone of the kind in the country. Diamond
.mipeslare. as well defined as gold mines,
ssuf1nlail ID,
The Lke.sra rpRE.--It viii be seen, that the
House Of Delegates have adopted the motion Of Mr.
Jackson Of Mood, providing that the House viii
adjourn sine dir, with the consent Of the Senate,
on the 4th of next month.
speaking Of Mr.. Fillmore and his Aministra-
ton, the AIakama 7rf6sns, an able Denocratiic
pint, feel for him much respect, With
out warmth. and we are glad to write on the last
week of hts Administr ion The best eompIinentl
we know 6f4ttat be has done nothing for himself,
bHt all forthe duties he was entrusted with,
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nv AUTHoRITY
LAWS oRfTAE FJNlrEp STATES.

LAWS oFtTAE UNITED STATES.
Pssseds esuing The Second lSessfen of the Thirty
IN second C6ngress.
sd [PUbLIc Atr-No. 42.]
ANsAcT TO incorporate the Gcorgetown and oatoetis
Railroad Company. 47
tyes OF the United states lea IN Congress ASSEM-
bled, That whenever the Stare Maryland shall by taw
incorporate company to lay and construct raj
road from any point in connection with the Batmoie and
Ohio Railroad the Point Rocks to Georges
town. in the District of Columbia right not
ceedng sixty six feet ide be and is hereby granted TO
such company Provided That before any such road, de-
pots and its necessary fxurel shall located in George
toxn the assent Of said CITY shall
nation OF ard or other private property,
The ofthe saidToay may by any
the of such company Inc State OF May
land hall be and hereby e&lcnded the condemra
for thetse ohe said road With the District or c6ium
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

"A FAITHFuL Doo-We were told This morning ,,p
that for some two or three weeks strange dog had
esen lying IN the passage leading the city clerks
office, from whence he had not stirred q, moment
for water or food A. benevolent gentleman this
morning coaxed off the dog for the purpose of feed
ing him, when it was discovered he had been all
this time faithfully guardinga silver toatck which
mad 6een hid in the passage close by where he law
being fed hereturned to his watch. Can Runanitv
b2sst greates faithfulness.- Madison Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

ri. MARION, yA7=5T # Grand Jury seem 10 have
stirred up gang of counterfeiters, who have for
some time past infested this region -makng Man
nington Their head. quarters Bills ef indictment
were found against some twelve OF fifteen, and
WARRANTS placed in the hands ofthe Sheriff for
their arrest; but they got wind OF what was going
on, and sloped. .is5e. s,j,.qal,i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

,4oIxcIsNATr, omo.-onthe lTth, he1Democrats
nominated the following tickef:- Jacob Gelzdan.
ner,sE E,oPugh, and @. c. Broadwell, for JUS
tcessof the Peace; Spencer Smith, and "A. H.
Pnden,s Collectors; A. .Horning, Director of the
Infirmary; 81. KolIeg, and wv smith, Direecs,
torsef Water Works; Stephen Jones, supern-
teudent of Markets; Chauncey Couch, Wharf
master; R. G. Bray, Fire Engineer; Jeremiah Ri
eisted, Marshal; WI spooner, Police Judge;
Patrick Solicitor; VIM. G.. ,Halnine
Civil Engineers Henry Bowman, Charles 4ziesler,
and Horace Bigelow, Commissioners; ] ames john
ston5 Treasurer; Cyrus Davenport Auditor; Ds-
ivid snellbaker, Mayor. 81 -iliaa-sa'
total taxes of Hamilton county, last year,
amounted to nearly million dollars. 3tl1 =, e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

.DEcIINk ~ THE VALUE OF GoLD.-Thomas- de
Quincey has written an article for Hogg's Instruct
or, which is copied in No. 462 OF Liule,s Lining
arguing that the utter depreciation of gold is
near al hand and inevitable, unless the solitary
hope he realized that the gold quatries may soon
be exhausted. - 7sa .-s' s p s,'fA5 Incl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
Approved March 3, 1853
'ipunLrc AoT-No No. AZ. i

AN AGTmaking appropriation for the eompetiop OF
the public buIdingsin the Territory of Minnesota.
By by the Senate and House OF Representa-
tive the fted Congress-
bled, That the suuof twenty five thousand dollars be,
and the same hereby appropriated any moncy in
the treasury Otherwise appropriated,
ton OF the public buildings in the Territory Minnesota
half said to be applied completion
capitol at ST. Paul and the remainder 10 the completion
OF the prison buildings atSlwate In said Territory
be expended under the ERECTION the legislative author
thereof Provided That nothing herein eona' ned shall
be construed TO authorize by said
TERRITORIAL authority for the purpo Aforesaid than is
provided for In this act 2 .T'ss a5Tt ~ =
approved March 8, 1885, tt fa,.t a-ft. s1!- & f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

THEY SAr.-Whenever any body comes TO You
with story concerniug somebody or any thing, and
pre'acsss with The sstereotyped phrase, sithey
say,', YOU may rest assured tot nine times out Of
ten, that report or story is. a lie. When the au
thor of report must be Suppressed, there is stme
thing wrong in denmark. No story, true in all its
parts, need be prefaced with .they say.,' Let
those who know it report it boldly, or keep TIA
entire secret. Wecould bring some illustrations of
This ubject did We deem it; at all necessary. No
doubt every man will readily, it to himself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
nea.rrd Cd IiabIie yKerEi.l.. !

7RobertJ. White, Esq, present senator from Lou
don, viii be Supported candidate for the once of Com
missioner OF the Board Of Public Works the Northern
district OF the state gentleman OF high
chandler ability and Intelligence ana hai.g Served sew
erar years in the General Assembly is familiar with me
system of Public Works : '2...Sla MANY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
s TPUDLio gAorANnl4s. lol39

AN ACT extend pre- emptou rights to certain land,
therein mentioned. - - - ~ -
Be by the Senate and House of Representa-
ves OF the United States Of Smerea Congress
blea That tho laws Of the United States as
they exist, be and they hereby extended the
q public lands along the liHs
lands hfye been Or may be granted Sy acts OF Congress-
on any Of said the same in so
twenty five eentsper Gre or gold and silver OF both
together, III prc.oIencc to any other pei any
time before tho sanie shall be- offered for sale at
ton; Provided that person shall be entitled TO the
henefl OF this act who has not settled nj npTov,d
or shall not settle and has settled and impF wed,
or shall not settle and improve such lands pfiorIo
final allotment orthe alternate sections to ac rail
roads by The General Land Once: AMI provided
Their the price to be paid shall in all be two
dollars and lily eeLts acre or such o:hsr minimum
price as Is now fixed by law or may be fixed upon lands
hereafter granted and shall have the tight
TO Pre- enption to more than one hnre Land sixty acres
And proyded fl.the That any settler who has settled
or may settle on lands heretofore reserved
which have been or decisrcd by the su
preme Court Of the United States to be invalid sha be
entitled to all the rights granted by this
offour OF September, eighteen hundred and forty
entitled San act to appropriate the proceeds public
lands and Ia grant emption rights Alter land
have been released Vation in the
as if no reservation existed.
3. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

John who was The wisest mans, s,:a,4 ~ ~
DON'T know, sir.,sl & IS sasss ~ .tsg .
Yes. you do know, tell me.'
- an, guess It was uncle, Cor father seq he
was SO cunning ne got body TO trust him. and
want TOOL enough to pay nobodp,,
A COMPANY in Cincinnati Ia Ne snater fsal :, 49,.
method OF making corks fog bottles and pliiais 5
machinery, BY which one boy can cut more 3bs5,
len men By the old method. - : snan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

.i..
Ri Gl-The correspondent of the N. Y. Herald, WI
ting from Washington, has the following: -
TnE CABlsErA A STORM BREwIse.-It were
idle DO dsgui the fact that willie the confidence
which the Presidents inaugural has inspired re .
mains still npdimiuished, there is much uneasi-
ness feltSas TO what extentthe Presidents influ
ence will be suffered to prevail in the deliberations
and resolves OF the cabinet, GOV. Marcy is lls
Iuse d. He is supposed to have carried along with
him into the State Department a bitter hostility
against all those. whu had the least agency in
tllwardnGi his aspirations at the Baltimore Conven-
ton, when the Presidency seemed almost in his
grasp. Some of General PieIce's warnest and
most potential friends are becoming restless, and
say that they will not Year subniSsvey to be hunt
ed out of favor by the hickery OF worn out politi
cians. They are conscious of their strength, and
are not likely to let it lie dormant. Let Gov.
Marcy beware, lest in his anxiety 10 conceal His
utter impotenceto carry the burthen which loads
his shoulders he does not deceive the country of lis
Clouds are lowering gloomily over the hoiizon
and there is leadeus heayin.ss in tile atmos
thisIsitSieS so'eEln3 Z ,ffsi q - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

,nHRMF.-.I'he st. Louis News of the 1911 gives
the total receipts of hemp at that port since anu
airy ls 1853, to be ,16s bales, being an increase
TO-: the same period last yearof 400 bales. The
sales have been at prices ranging from s95 to slOs
perton; 80 to Ss5 buys inferior to common, SOS
TO SOB fair to good. and slo4to slOs prime. and
chce. The stock in store on the 17tlI lust. as
1880 bales. b,. lt1a,..3, ;.,'.iai3 s'T'i 1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

A MONKEY PtckrockEr = One of the monkeys
at Barnum's Museum in New York atlroitly alb
s'racted gentleman's ocket!book last Tuesday
while looking at the animals, and was detected
very comfortably seated in The midst of close ex-
animation of The money contained in The prize.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

q efficiently, hen The cars. ran of the track at
Erie, the engineer sprang from the Locomotive lust
as it was,g going off. He was asked, "W by didn't
you stick to your enginea" His ready reply was
he Company empIoyme to run 10 Erie, and hang
me if was going to run 10 the State Line.,si J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

iron Monday last, the County unity Court Of ,wytbe
made order submitting second time to tie voters
of Wythe the proposition of authorizing the conn
ty Count 10 subscribe $4,000 10 the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. The order was made by The
unanimous voice of the twelve Justices then up-
on the Bench: The:question is to be submitted to
the people at the Spring election. viz s;5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

BANK DEFALoATios.-The ammount ascertained
to beoyerdra ~ from the Bank of Pennsylvania,
throughthe negligenceof one of its ofcers is said
TO be s94 900, whichiwil1,b be reduced 6y various
securities to about $40, 600. lssai L., 49, s ''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

Is NV YoRK RRIloIoa. - he New York Home
Journal sass. there are frequently not more than
SIX persons present at the week day services of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

( ~ The Cincinnati NonpaIeiI says three citizens
Of that place last week invested 900 q. Chi
scago property.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

IS ST. LOUIS, Mo-----A few weeks ago, the proprie
tor Of the Tennessee Ir Works, situated on the
Cumberland river, sent to ST. Louis. for assistance
in removing a stack of ehimneys, at the works;
which were detective and dangerous. The chin
neys were one hundred aud eighty feet in height,
aud attheitl tops, for a distance of feet had
become so defective that they threatened to fall.
The object of the proprietor was make the tops
fall upon the side from the buildings; Otherwise
heyWould have crushed the roofs and machinery
TO accomplish this, he employed Mr.. Stacken-
sWtis, and another member of Captain Almstead's
Company of Artillery. stackenweis left on the
Alconia, on her last trip, with nine FOUNDER,
and balls. The experiment. was successful. At
the sixth shot, the tops of the chimneys were
knocked of, and fell in the right direction. The
artillery men returned on the Nashville packet,
having received s75 and expenses, 70. the service
they had rendered. i.lf - 7,ld7 ., ar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

10 .oa a Persian Hair Dyee 2s4riA
THIS Dye is warranted used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color to M eantjn
ID 4 ,isg PERFEeTbJ JET BLACK, 80 s,,.s.
WITHOUT .ss.r.ss iilif. D.
-- Staining the Skin sai,se,@
Price, so cents per bottle. Forsale byKELLs g. cALD.
WsLL, Wholesale Agents, and by wAI R. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

lasJf h GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From the most eelebrated in London LIVERPOOL
and Geneva-an extensive stock always kept on hand
every one OF which is guaranteed reffofI accrate
9 SILVER WARE OF EoGR own aANuFAcfuREl7l ,
silxerTsas and Coffee Sets Goblets, Cups Tunbe1s
Casters ateIs,S Spoons, Forks, Pie and Cake KNIVES
ice Cream Knives Napkin Rings, Ffth Knives, Salt Gel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

MaxiNo a EAlLY PArEn.-There are few persons,
out of tie immediate business, that have Just
idea of wha numbers are engaged in producing
and circulating daily paper. The following table,
issued from the office of the New York Tribune,
will probably well llustratet this remark. II de-
tails the force, mental and physical, that is daily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

LueK.-Rob Lutton, notorious pick pocket.
OF Albany, n, Y. in the Penitentiary at Au.
burn has Just heard of bequest 10 him of 600
by btothe recently deceased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

DPptED.-Mr. b. NJ. Johnson, of Shreveport,
La, was recently swindled out of $3.50 by a chap
named Dr. Carter, who drew a spurious draft on
New orlehns for that amount, which Mr.. J. cashed
A2Mr Swipk was ni>o swindied out of $500 by the
purchase of negro man from chap who had.just
arrived there on steamboat, A day or two after
the man who had sold the negro had gone, the ne
gro also disappeared. The Gazette says such oc-
currences are becoming quite frequent in that
city.s4 : i .3,s.- -