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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

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Owners of steamboat sai Ptttsburg. BY attachment
Of this sutiso recover 5 with ntereat for
boat. 80 --H~- 49, - - " F ~ SN-A
having been made that owners OF said boat
are not OF the commonwealth OF Vireina-on
motion OF plaintiff by his attorneys that they
uC appear here within month after due publication or
ms prder and do what be necessary protect their
interests In this SUIT and that copy said order be
iorthrith some wspaper published this e-
" OF for four successive weeks. posted at
me 'front.' door Of the Court House Ohio county the
hrst day OF the next County court.
Acory-Tes;e: go ALoSZo LoRING CPk.
lIacob ana Fendleton.J Cfeb7
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Albert P. Wheeler 3 = -.

aRGHNAA:5AtR ulss held in the clerks Office of the
Of Ohio county, in the month February
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

PettebOne. Eoben and Co. sr-- a.'s.s
An action of debt 10 800 CENTS amount OF
certain pronlssory note with interest; which suit an
attachment was issued and returned served. tf.'F
Affidavit having been made the defendants are not
Inhabitants OF the commonwealth of Virgima-on motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorneys it is ordered they
do appear here within month after due pubca oi Of
ths order and do what be necessary protect their
Interests IN this suit, and that OF this order
orthwlth inserted in newspaper published the ci
y OF Wheeling for four successive weeks, posted
Tue front door Of the Court House Ohio county the
first day fthe next County cour;.
-. 4 copy-Tcste: ALONZQ LORING Crk.
Russell and FtZhugh. -s--r Eieb7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

i FlRSINlA.-At Rules the clerks office OF the
CIRCUIT Court of Ohio county i'll the mouth February
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

S6RGENHA:-At Rules held in the clerks office of the
GIemt Court OF Ohio county. inthe month February,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11
E SnnI,evandCn

p T. SanAey and Co.. } [.g-3sz...s z
An action OF assumpsit S29 IS cents, in
terest, for work and labor done and pei
suit an attachment was issued and returned served;
the Sheo Ohio county, las been twice eveTedto said
officer, than ten days before eoI
and returned without being E.
and John Moorehead-oH motion OF plaintiff at
torneys is ordered that they do appear within
month alter due OF this order and
be decessar otect their interests
copy OF aid order be forthwith inserted in news
weeks, and posted at the front door Court House
ohocountyon first day of the next County Court S
ss.-V A copy--Tcste::E on . ALORZc LORlNC, Crk.
I'M. c. GoUd.l "ftalas.I- slg1ssll i.91f rcb7
VlRGJNlA:-At Rules held Ike clerks Office of the
sGtISplt Court of OHIO cohntyS In The hOnh vi Febiu
AZ y, is9S; nj 49, 49,, z5.y = E27E9tEe SIT -
s,,,1. .L,l w e. - sui.lS DHBT sa
actions Of debl 10 recover $3.50 GO cenls.
OF prossoIy with inteTestii suit
All All sctient was issued and returded served.
Aida Vii iudc that the defendants arc not
d the plaintiff by his attorneys il ufeIeu that tcy
DO nppear her within Que month alter tue publication
la ldei aii do ysnat be pr their
Interests III thIs sult, and that copy udef
lpttwlth tc IN spalfe Ibised iIi
ty al W heetIis tor IOSed
hEst day5U tc BeAt CuuDty GClut Css;J BIO tlfL -
of I, n euip-'lerIe:ss ,5Fi 4aALOkZO, LoRlNG, CTR
IGood and EwIHg. L5yis2sI ebT1
Jy!IH I'd t1ss5 n
Rules deid in the cletk's Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county in The month Of Pebr,
'Johnstoh, Sweeney e. Co. \ ls,sb 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11
,O1'srttsE Hfs;sy f rec 60, TIE attachment,

Af-At Rues held N the clerks Office OF tho
SonIt Of Ohio County in the month OF Feb, arv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

Daniel Steenrod = 77@-5a=-hh sals--s as--
4 VS.. In case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

Pettebone. Inio o5Seaa scoS.] IL e'FeAsE' =
Anaetion oFassnnp recover SIC 81 Cents a M in
efest 70 goods sold AID delivered; ard In which suit an
attaGhHieyt was issued and RETURNED served -,
having been made that the not
OF the commonwealth of Yirgina-oh motion
Of The plaintiff by their is ordered, they
do appear here Within month aer due publication or
this order and be necessary protect their
IN this suit and that 45Sopy tosad he
for four weeks, poseH at
first day OF The next COUNTY. court! 317T
stf a, Copy -Teste,yigsal shEoNzoqLoRINe oik!
Good Ewing sfsIuLrslo . In-fif Fscfat-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

Affidavit having been made that defendant not an
inhabitant OF the commonwealth OF Virgpia-on motion
appear here within one month after due Of this
in this suit and that copy sal be forthwith
inserted in some NEWSPAPER published The city OF
front door q the court house Or Ohio the first
\ pys.Tsste;5sIiSa s.aAIoNzo EoRiS G., Ci!k
Russell AID Eltzhushl ~ NJ ~, eb7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

An faction of debt SlS6 81 cents the amount
OF certain pronisory note with interests in which suit
attachment ISSUED anu returned served. -,
Affidavit having been made that defendants are not
inhabitants OF the commonwealth OF virgnia-on motion
OF the plaintiff by his Attorneys that they
do appear here within month after publication
this order and do what be
interests III this suit, and that COPY of said order be
forthwith erted in newspaper published the ci
y OF Wheeling successive weeks and posted at
the front door o? the Court House Ohio county on the
rst day of tht next County Court. =.ar-t9.T
Il = A copy-Teste: ALONZO LORINCi CpK
! kgsseIL and EItzhlghl -. - = - [eb7
" lhGINl.:At Rules held in the crrlrs office OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the month
airy, 1853. 800.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

H. Pettsbons Ho5sn & o: ga..s.rls. ay .:egE7S
teret for goods sold and delvered in which suit alat-
tachment was issued and returned served. ssasT4
Ahdayit having been made that the defonaAts
nha Or he eommonweaith of Vrginia-on motion
of the plaintiff oTdee& that they do
this order ard DO what be necessary protest their
"teIssts this suit and that copy Of said ordaTfbe
~ OF wheeling io tonF successive and posteat
the front doorq OF Ohio county thsst
~ - 81 sssisz GSzolLQRINc. QI
DECOR 2na tshl o g tteoE
'iI s5 81: ..,. moi Il ) .s1ss
L3ECElYEn daily at GoE5 RFsaeE1fIL4Eol 3d. ph1er
HI DorseYs Lottery office, by
teFtt4-n PofHACERR & gEITNER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11
VI For Parkersburgh.

fr o EEp = ~ = al EAS4 81 IA Sh.
~ fzrEIRAh THE rst running steamer Allegheny
" CLIPPER, \. T. Harris. Master, will leave
Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday, and
efzsaszz44aFriday. at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. Returning.
VIII leave Tuesday, Thursda yand
turday at 6 =. NJ t=y5T r.y .I sI-4iar lsFsfI ..-
For freight or passage apply on boa or a5-5I ~
Is-I aal s,l Et5sa as. G. BA kER d Co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

An action OF debt TO recover S4o5 the amount OF cor
tain proissory note with Interest in which snit
tachment was issued and returned served
Afdav ha yang been made the deendan is not an
1nhahitant of the commonwealth OF Yirgnia-on motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorneys it Is ordered that he do
appear here within one month after duo publication Of this
order and do what be necessary protect in
tcrests in this suit and that copy OF said order forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub city
Wheeling for four successive weeks posted at tho
front door of the court house Ohio county on the
day OF the next county court - -.
copy-Teste; ta.r ALONZO1 LORINC. Cpk
[ Russell and Fitzhugh. s7s'.Tl '"- a'-l Eeb7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

Affidavit having been made the defendant is not an
lnhabitan OF the commonwealth motion of
the plaintiff BY his attorneys 1t that he do a-
pear mere within one month after due pubi alton this
ests this suit and that copy said forthwith
!nse TED III some newspaper published Wheel
ing for four successive weeks posted the front door
OF the court house Of Ohio county day of The
next county court -. - " ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

Rules held in clerks office OF The
Ctrcu: Court o! Ohio county in the month of Febraa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

ir2inin:-As Rules held inthe clerks office OF the
Circuit Court or Ohio county, in the Fehru-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

r t,oo a COT y. ALoNzo LoRING crk
1JuOoo1auu EeHuletOlE - al fiat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

..,.,., .. For ZaneSville:
A s:as e2FS9S The fine passenger steamer JULIA
i eDEAN: Birmngs, master, viii leave for
the above place every Tuesday at
81 clock, p NJ. Is.,H1 or IN ~.
For freight or passage apply OIL board, or to --.
JANIS ---------r n-. s. O. RAKER e co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-11

VlRG1N1A:-A Eules held in the clerks office ofEthe
CIRCUIT Court OF Ohio county, in tie month ofFehry,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
MARK REAL,


Pierre SOule, Of Louisiana, to Be enyoy on.
rsordinsry and minister plenipo,entiarS Of III,
United States to Spain, in place Of Daniel M,
Barrfngsr, resigned.
George w, Fletcher, 10 be eOnsual or the u
States At ChOgreS, New Greuda, in place d
Harvey Gleason, deceased,
Alexander Thompson, TO b consul Of the U,
g. and MaranhNm, Brazil, in place Of ThomaS
U, Petit, resigned.
Issue T. Geldine, 10 be consul Of the y, s,
a. Leg9ayra' Venezuela, in place Of Nicholas
William !, Philips, TO be Ou lilor Of the treas.
H'y Tor the Post o fRce Department, in place Of
j. w. Farrelly, resigned,
Ja6Ob R, Davis, to Be superintendent Of the
branch mint Of the United Stats at DahloneRa,
GsOrgiN in place Of Anderson W, Keddine, re.
moved,
William G. Kendall, to be deputy postmaster
at New OrleOnh Louisiana, in place Of NJ. Mus.
con.
George Milbourne, to be surveyor general Of
the United States for tho district Of ArkGnsas,
IN place OF Lorenzo Gibson, renewed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
ADMINISTRATOR NoTIcE.

NOTICE 4 hereby glvea that The un,levsigNea a.
' mlNielNtog he's oAlAlnea IRON Tie Clerk q tue
R0h County Court, h vaeetloA, letters Of aamlN,slA,
bxARS, deceased, eearinE date April u, lNbS.
AL person. hAviNg demands against said estate, I
required 70 exhibit them s Allowance within one yeAr
hon the date Of said letters, or thew may BE- preclaa ed
Nom any benefit 81 said es,ste, 0nd u such claims ars
not exhibited within three yeats they will Be forever
barred, CATHARlNE ArARS, AlministraIriR,
April 90, leSa,-W.S 80.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
FOR SALE,

VNHE Farm Formerly belonging 10 Jo,eph Rsekerey,
n wing IN Saline IOwNsAip, Rails county Mo-, con
taaing four hundred and forty acres with good same
house. with two tooms below and two Above with two
god steNe ehlmHeys, Kitchen With stone chimney
and ether out budnea upwards Of one hundred Oeres
under fence eighty IL cultivation, the mAindet 4 well
timbersd, lays high and dry and mostly oC the best OF
upland Missouri Soil with good bearing e,eAlrd Of
seSel Oit spring that never Fails Of the best Of wa.
ter surrounded BY dense settlement ot good citizens,
Two churches AeAP, the r,heresl not more than three
miles, school house hih one mile whore an organ,
lied school Is taught A warranty deed will be matte.
Eo farther particulars zee the premises which will Be
shown by Samuel Lesallen, living on the SAME,
April ID, lssN NlLLIAMM. RACKERBY.
(NPr1.wsN'')
Spoctaeleal speetaelesN spootaeles!ll
I uST received a, CoHEN'S, IN assortment Of ueSr
y sighted SpHcrACLES,t to suit all ages,
<ap.ll.d,SO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

ISNVtOSAta will b rses.vSd a the oaeS % IN, se,,s.r
e sees % NJ Thomas Hail. klsasghe0k lHiNeisl and an
w GSes 9. W LsSssetstM sAa Coappey a hsaNlkSl
IVY ~ esees ~ saeleae ssaatsy sf pas.k Len EsS,
NA me - tNehee oNg MAXI two millS AZ PSSk ~
tota ne ulaNleal ZERO b the tNs, " WV 49,
Ae q ts sane tine aoa pscsa Win ~ received R1es,A
Ne See q eee loSe tueNes and halt Shrk, (N
NY, essa see ysse psgssS ssssraNe VWsNV W. ssoC
6las ~ ~ Ss,,,e " y -
VNW eOa Ne enVlaRs wv
~ oFaet ~ ne NeAea
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
Atmospheric Telegraph.

The Boston Post states that ]. s. Richardson
o. that city, has put in operation a machine ia
the Merchants Exchange, for tho transmission
81 letters by atmospheric pressure, The vehicle
Tor transport, @ experimental upon, is lead
tube one inch in diameter, and twenty feet long.
The letter OF package to be conveyed 10 folded
aid Plseed in bag attached to plunRer, and is
propelled by pressure Of air. The plunEer 10 20
arranged that che air cannot pass H. No rrio.
noa 10 created We saw packages pass and re-.
pass IN the tube mentioned above ia second
we understand that an Atmospheric Telegraph
Company has already been formed, and that
line /" TO be erected between this oitV and New
York. having S,ali"s II W,rSsstSr, Springfield,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
AT THE
Philadelphia Clothing Store,

IN Commercial Row,
VERY SUPERIOR lOl q Cle.hlas. ~ l,,s,, .,,A.
- sSsss tSs Se',ns sed semwss wear ms ptlsss NtSV
lNh estSAases saNNol M 70 b suited, we have 6sc IA
SNeea nat sNe CApN Carpet haee Eaas4 SAe(S RosEse
SEeVylAlNg Stse, " ~ ""NN
IseusA.I 10 aaNh 10 show gaoaA aaa would /, D,.,,a
wait - toe peep aWa - theft obedsnG Aa6 sNTSpS -
"' =" Sse''as 'adssssSab tSs tAsb SsNSC ssssegyNea
msASo dSms N"NSstHM
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

referred to ~ the cars are already vO0nln, 49,,
Spginghsldto Naples. I can SS,reelv ~ vo.,
seEiooaly, win that link BE- buihP Two sS~s1
atna stretching one towards the At,N,,o ~.
Seheg towards The paoiRo--tAink ~ Nl-eoon.
fronting each ether with only 90 miles between,
Glance a The geography q the country ma
FERN IN idea Of The eorr.otne11 Ot ,hoss ors Nm
ieAs. NP'"'
MARK REAL.
Marcy has withdrawn from the Cabinet, n.
will Be nominated to the Senate Cor the Court q
81 James, HO@ Thomas II, Benton a. Minis.
yer y France. Caleb Gushing succeeds Mercy,
Doooin s0ceeedS Cushing, and Com. Stockton
succeeds DO6Oin, The Senate has been recon.
SsRed for the prsssnt.--TRsp,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
PRIVATE BOARDING.

A GeNlleneA end Lady cen b essonmeaa,sa with
"A Roon lad neard, n = private Amilv, "a q
pleasant stuatloa. Il applleallea b made sose.
Addttse Bon Sol Pest 0lRee, (ApIo.A,NSl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
FRESH FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS!!!
RICH AND BEAuTIFuLM
SPH1NR AND aWNMRR 2HTNRaa
COL Inns g. BREED,


Call aUdH Of paehS"r
E~A@WNH&D IL q
Wnsh ws have t, received rR pANeO 10 ito OF
ESE and h~H@gl Transferring hands cesalSuS.I
D esgSsmS seseN and
pSSSE1S SN% SSe also variety RssS SEs widths And Pr
hFs
SEELLEMEES We cs"a@sy CSOso styles
STAPLES AND
and
Doors AND
y WARN lie newest nd SNss
ST.
AND
AnmkNN
rSPl 4
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a the oikes
~ olthe under signed In the city Of Hanniba NILSSON.
~ until the Twentieth day Of April, Ior the Tvslua.
,tcn, masonry, and bridging Of twenty-five miles Of
ssid road, extending West Iron AaRnibOl, Propoels
81 Joseph, Missouri, until tho tenth DAY Of MAY fer
the graduation, masonry and bridging Of wsnty, five
niles additional extending east from st. Joseph I've
remainder OF the line, extending distance OF over one
hundred ADD my miles will be placed under contract az
soon ~ the same can Be prepared BY the eugiaeau
ihlsltne embraces some very heavy exeaVNliona aud
StneaNknsNls and seve Al lSres bridges.
PlaNe, proAles ah pscaeOio will be ready Al eOeh
place enc week previous 10 the letting,
DUFF 4 LEARNED,
Contractors II, aud ~, !. R,R,
hahmbNl, Ne, MarCA u, 1888, tmSAlG dwia9Ol
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
ChONpOst and Aost writine M.

ChSepest and Best Writing INK.
T. bRlTTlNGHAM 4 BRO ARE now nam.
AIs featuring Black Writing Ink oC a superior oUSii.
yl vince they sell very cheap - thirty cents a dozen
ding. N """'U s0''e'
p s,-M wholesale, they viii sell At go bar
"" tmeh.as.a,ul
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
JUST RECRIVRn

And Tor sale At the "Lone Building" corner a
Main and Bird streets,
A II, KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS-onie0 ,,,,,
a blue ErSs and timothy sSedsi Clover seed by The
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms, Cotton YsrO,,
Cotton batting. Al kinds Of Nuts Oranges, Lsnon,'
Figs, and host Of articles not mentioned here Like
touS TO sell all Tor CASH UP AND THIS MoNES
DOWN, Like 10 forgot one thing, the EarIs MIN,
Hour u here tool marl0dlC T. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
rHAHEl or EDvRRTIuma

fRE DAILY JOURNAL,
Ittst insertion, Five Cents LlnsS
line. ~"
Advertisements will be published from sx 10 ,Vy.l,s
days a. I've Gems Line tOr each insertion, insl~Sius
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
New Boot and Shoe NIanuINc,erV

THE uNDERsIGNED tas,S Ma ms.SoS
l. Of iNtormiNg his old customers, friends 8 "A
aud the public generally, that have again y "
commenced lAe manufacture Of Hoola lad Shoe, fthe
very oee material Persons wishing articles In nv
nas wv 10 well TO give me call before purehaslnI
We zeal article Of French and American calf 1kNS,
dtWo klpO d'tto upper, all oC which I will make h
order stths shortest notice.
" SHOP on Hill street, few doors east Of Se(me.p
store. RICHARD FITZPATRICK,
Y A-I will keep eoNslsatly on hand an assorlmsn,
o. me esC boots, kip bootsI Also coarse hoe,S and
shoes, waieh I will warrant 10 BE- Of the VeVV 49,
quality IuehiS,dlmWtrl R,R
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

Mr. Gro, ScWRoTRR, and Il, +, LAKENAN
Eeql Nts auhoutrd 70 ao To- IN The SSsmsW ava WANs
AehSN eI NeslNee WalteEN Jko, ., hLATNNFORp>
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
Flour! Flour! Flour Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coni1R 10 Ma.
= neal with the intention OF selling wheat and baS.
ng uoeh would do well to call aud see us before self
nE OF purchasing elsewhere Remember the biz ,,cns
MIL on Bird, between Main and Third streets civ
Us call. As RnRSpnS ~ % Wv
w n, B, Our Flour is sold nowhere else hui lin.
Mn, Every sack aud barrel branded with our mana
mehSldU "a. s, RoRARps a soN.S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-15

Valparaiso, touched at Jamaica, and formed rather
an unfavorabe opinion of the effects of the abolition
of slavery on that island. He says
eve many plantations, the buildings dilapida-
ted; fields of sugarcane hafworked, and apparently
poor and nothing but that which will grow without
the labor of man. appeared luxuriant and ourishing
The island itself is of great fertility and one Of the
best of the Antilles but all the large estates upon it
are fast going to ruin In the harbor not doz-
ships af all nations; no business was doing, and
everything you heard spoken was in the language of
complaint Since the blacks have been liberated,
they have become INDECENT, insolent, degraded and
dishonest They rude, beastly set ofvagabonds,
lying naked about the streets, filthy as the Hot
tentots, and believe, worse"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-15

Heavy ROBBERY. We regret to learn that the Ex-
change Bank has just sustained loss of $14 900 or
thereabouts The circumstances, as informed,
are substantially these. On Monday evening Mr..
Henry Davis, ofths city, requested by the Bank
here to take charge of valise carpetbag, con-
tanning the money, and deliver it to the Bank in
Richmond, as he was going over there. He agreed
to do So and the vaise bag placed in his hands,
Mr.. Davis having ladies under his escort pro-
ceeded to the depot in Pocahontas with the valse in
his hand Upon his arrival at the cars he put it in
the hands of negro boy, who oferedto hold it for
him until he could seat the ladies. Having seated
Them he returned for the valise and to his astonish
ment could see hear nothing of the boy, nor has
he, far know, been heard of up to
this time. The money, understand, was not the
property of the Bank this city, but in transit
tn from the GAINESVILLE to the Richmond Bank.
Pet. IntelLigencer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-15

A WORD ABOUT THE FAIR. Persons going to the
State Fair can obtain at any of the Stations on the
Railroad, return tickets, but ifthey fail to get tickets
they will have to pay the full price.
All goods intended for exhibition at the Fair will
be carried over the Railroad free special Train
stoc other sre as Be
different Stations on Saturday next. We are not
advised at what hour will pass Warrenton, but pre-
sume by or before 10 o'clock.
Persons carrying live stock to the Fair will be at
expense for feed as the Committee will make pre-
paration for feeding all that may come.
Finally, let every body go to the Fair that pos
sibly make it convenient and if it is little in
convenient, stretch point and go anyhow.
WaTTentOn Neacs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-15
nins September
John Live baughs
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We have not encountered any thing better than
editor, since the eulogy pronounced upon Mr. Thorn
as Higgins and Gen. Washington, by member of
the legislature of Florida. The friend in question
had been arrested for stealing sheep: 1--WE have
known Mr.. Thomas for twelve years. Our acquain-
down our grandfather's barn. At that time he was
young man in the prime of life and we think rails
ed the best marrow-fat peas we ever eat. He was
good mathematician, kind to the peor, and troubled
with fits. In all the relations of husband father
uncle and trustee of common lands, he has follow
ed the direct standard of duty. Mr. Thomas is at
this time forty three years of age, slightly marked
with the smallpox, estimable citizen, a church
member, and of known integrity, for ten
years, As to sheep-steaing, that he would have
done it if he could get opportunity, is without
foundation in point of fact Mr.. Thomas could have
stolen our leadpenci several times but he did Mt do
1t. as-. art -- = Rnick
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-15

SHARP SHOOTING. rile-shooting came off near
Troy last week, between Mr.. Williamson, of New
York, and n. Lewis of Troy. The match was $4OO,
offered by Mr.. Williamson, the challenger, and
by Mr.. Lewis. The distance was 40 rods, each hav-
ing 20 shots. Plain globe sights were used. Mr.
Lewis string (reckoning the distance of each ball
from the centre) measured SO inches and Mr. Will
iamson's 81. Mr.. Lewis's shots averaged only
and II inches from the centre point, and Mr.. Will
iamsons 8 inches. Mr. Williamson was considered
the best marksman in the State prior to shooting
with Mr.. Lewis. But few bets were made before the
shooting commenced, but after Mr.. Lewis's fourth
shot, offers of five to one made him, but
none taken. Mr.. Lewis has won several " matches
within the last three years. amounting in all to over
$1,000 Mr.. Williamson used rife made in New
Haven, Connecticut, and Mr.. Lewis of his own
manufacture. Altogether the shooting consd-
cred the best done in these parts Six hundred
and sixty feet is long shot. N. = Tribune.