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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
u. IL. RkiGE

..,.f
HeLA' hisfa can be found near the corner of lack
son ana SlNth streets, the lower single mill
-. " , 's Sc'fed retnlar apprenticeship OF the bus-
-, =. oh I" th"Ne who may employ him. IN any branch
81 Paul, Aug. II, ISL. ~
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ST. paul Business Garos.

SFiHif' AL kNOCkINGS IN ST. PAUL.
% ou'rot'oe', on the corner Of Filth aud NIinneso-
l"sN i''" hh''sonr cheap aud durable CARPETS IpJe,
u gentlemen, please call and see those .pituar knnk
ny-, you viii not intrudr ~ A
made TO order r. At ~ :. ,n ,n,,, - I'tS
ST. Paul, May IT, Is52 -
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St PAIL, March %, 1852. Istf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.

81AFflSON BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
pcct earl, ~ May, addition 20 their Livery
STOCK, several EeW ami elegant Carriages 6ugr.s and
oifoces ats" new HARNESSES and horse furnishings and
elnipage O! the most elegant description.
ALSO--an additional stoc, Of fine booded We'll bro-
ken horses Query. Ii spirited" horses come an under
ihc qaoa LAW viii they be in danger of being knocb
cd IA the head!
Other stable in the West. ont OF Saint LOUIS viii bc
found IL complete ours.
Vii. onr ifionas and the pu.c please remember thar
nj the Livery Stable rear Of the Aiaericnn Uou,a
al the upper end of SAINT Pa.l, they ~ ali hour,
have suc. convey suce by land. whoes OF on horse
back, - The. May desire?
PATTlSON =. BENSON
s.. Paul Apri L., 1852. 52-tr
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IRJ MAX NJ. SN.!Ti.
NNTOlID respectfully iniarn the Merchants and
w others having Notes and AccuUuts collect,
that lac viii atterG 20 iie coectiu, ct Notes uhd Ac-
cohii> IN 81 FGul, 81 An'h1ny gid the S'rrc.ni;ng
countrN. Per ccutage moderate and All business III
truacd 10 my cure VIII be promftv INTENDED 10, |
hhyf no other business IN, halds
No.efCnrss:
Capt A. Wilku, Secv. Of Territory; :. II. Sergeant
w. Dahl. Wm. II. stnan y Cos H. {. Saldiurl
Dr. y. Barbour.
MAJ be ioGnd over the store Of Cathrart & Tyson.
when not absent "n business. All Notes and Accounts
left in the hals of w. II. nan Co.. " Al receive
prompt attention by
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
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JOHN f.. SMITH x co.

y. & :. DRUM.
MAIN STREET, Opposite GALENA H0TEI.
NE ANlFAt1 RE aud keep constantly on hand Il
A'E complete assortment OF iaiicy and lndsOT Chairs
Also Bureaus, Tables, Stands, " Wr;iug DesAs Lcohing
GlasS.s, HedstcidS &c, &c Persons wshiAg To pur-
cdse WI DO well To call before the! buy eiscI, here
prepared to sell good article. AM as cur terms
are invariably cash. We afford sell cheap or
cheaper, than ai! other in the city. reasonable
Guctoif made 10 persons buy ing SCI, again. otdcrs
ho'n 4 distance gUrc!nalls attended 10.
alt Inv. I
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f.. EVENIH,.-.

f.. FKENIHsS-.
H~tROC CERY and Provision Store. having removed to
IL I'd street ntariy opposite The Post Office, - now
prepared offer 10 old and customers thc choicest
selections his line including hams, PORK, coffee
sugar nee EVERY thing III fact, that is wanted Tor use
aiuIes and boarding hon.cs, at The very lowest IL.
iEc prices.
81, Paul, March 2S, ler2 50tf
WAR EACLE MILLS, At GALf.NA.
THNiE Subscriber il aecn, OF fopr irons The above mills
u and VIII have u constant supply OD hand oi super
Inc aud eNtrn scrLH,, wh, Viii bo sold at iniil prices
freight .tddei.
The superior quality Of this Flour il known To all who
rieG and It only re-, tcal here make
IA iavoTite family Flour ot Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
pnnl. NaX %. lSSl.
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NEW CLoTE!sNG HOUSE

NEW CLDTEsgN,: HOUSE.
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
NEyINNE ~ COOLEY. Roberts street. Grst door
w north III Siiii.uan X Co. are now receiving an
extensive assortment OF DIes> French. English and Ger
inaH 'iuiiIs and t~Sl., Ell I,i Et.ugs. ali
purchased expressly far fhcr Talulir. Department.
part!cn!ar attention has been paid t. the Hosiery
Glove and shirt Department In The ciothns Depart
meat, they challenge all onpetilio legar. qualy
style aud low prices.
It. Faul, May 6, l>J2 Aft
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County Surveyor and Land Agent.
suk R,iins, BENreN cGrsrY. MINNESOTA TERhITohY.
NNIii, attend 10 pre-emp;ing claims, and locating
w mltar; land .garrani,. III tile County Of icnion
This county presents Inducements to the uns
eGuaod t) any other portion .: the Territory.
EBFEREEt
His ENcei!cncy Gov. RAMSEY Hon H. ". SIBLEy, J
II. SiaPsoN, FIRST Lieut.. L. :. FOR. Eng, &. w.
BoRt Esq. Sr. PAUL.
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BOON BINDING.

FVONN
VIE subscriber would respectfully innrn ,he ri,i
HS oi 81 Paul and It's vicinity, that he is no,y car
i"s on 'ne above business, IN the End story of r. NJ
new building, corner Of 9TH and Robert street
Iarticur attention paid 10 binding Magazines Period
ics DC IN PLAIN or fancy binding Z! The sha.c, notice
ana on reasonable terms.
IAMES L
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. T. Il. POTTS.

HEANING made 1t. ran, his permanent residence, Will
attend call, Of in hi- proie>>icn ~ town and
-olntr. lie c rind at c store ui W. II. turbcs
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WA;. =. COMES.

BochSELLEU AND SrAr
x EEL : constantly htr,, Il com pe,e stock %
IN Books aIa every description ul stationery to
ecter ith fancy Goods; ear.y opposite The American
House, 81. Paul.
A;ril /, lcj2. Soft
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ANlES Il NEI.sO*.

4 TTORNEIS AND COZ NSELLOHS AT LAW
Solicitors il ChaicerN. ~. iaul, Minnts"ia
ili attend With prom nGsS ana li,A Ia all tW bi>t-
l,ss ruifs,,l their IN Minnesota ard tie a.un-
irr counties - WISCONSIN,
tytariicuiar will hr given To the colicctirn
of ,.fi,i> and the location ol Land Warrants.
-ca, - ISL 2z-ly
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G.. j. kOViYS & CO

EErLI sensible Of past iaNors asain invite your
H. attention my MEtli EkE ESrAB-
LiSH SENT. confidently asslucd that can show
YOU variety OF materials Aid Trimmings that " III rel
inspection.
Ny facilities increased for supply rg Won with
the latest les, and boe "a lie able 1" meet every de-
n,I.d l.ici, isistc and sts lc may require.
Ny aTfa:rcBiCEts for tic s,asun, ala peTsuaded VII!
fuN ensure which The Ladies of saint
iaEl = willing 10 contribute. wncn puactuat. and
iIAi,iy please blended viii! hi 8siydge ui what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ A. MARVIN.
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NiiS%. .,iAss. NIE-f;IiECk.
Fashionable osiil;uer N Mautuo Maker.
80. 80. MAIN STREET, GALEhA, HIS

20 TIE LADIES.
40 to MRs. MERRit x. at Gaicna, and lt1rn to cat
dresses for Yourselves others; only hali d! Is
required learn tiIs i"pIoN eel rlan Ii - thr hest ard
most simple mode YET invented. | teach il Fowler >
Improved plan, and satisfaction gwen or no cilu.s".
NARY MERkltK.
Gacna. Nov. lst, 1852. 33-ti
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SHOE SIOkE.
III ~ Ept j, new receiving an extensive
u . his z D assortment ol Ladies shoes, COM
pri>ng al the latest and fashionable ,tNes Those
wishing I" purchase VIII pleas step in early, avoId
The great crowd Store opposite The Library
- raul, MAY g. l,52 3-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

.ro,v.ScE of the Theatrical Com
~ ths Melodeon, on Saturday night gave
\ -, satisfaction to the large audience in at
,""a M,u Duret was perfectly at home in
I ,r.o,v; Queen, and was well supported by
,sr, as spaatro. The different characters in
- sisters were we'll sustained; and in the
49, Rendezvous, we cannot discriminate in
nr.is, all the performers fully compromising
/, respsctive assumed characters and were most
~ in their presentations. The enthusiastic
si.rses of the audience fully testified their ap-
'E,tiou of the acting in this piece. aud as 10
IN We will not have a cOb-web in our mind
mou.b to COME, 50 heartily did we laugh.
! night will be performed the "Drunkard" and
.nDead Shot," AMI will be the first appearance
l. and Mrs. ]. A. ElIsIer, and Mr.. Woods, who
Ieuresented as performers ofconsideFable meF-
h their different spheres.
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bring and Summer Clothing
STEPHBN RICE. Merchant Tailor,

ENoUNCES to his old friends aud customers and the
public generally, that having commenced business,
now receiving at his new Store Room in the SPRIuG
ISE Pdfe- Str al, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
0sery color, quality, and variety. Plain aud fancy
lSLiERES; Silk, Satin and all kinds OF TESTINGS,
recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities,
able for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
Ike up order al the shortest notice, in the best
ler, and latest style, His fancy Depnrtm ent
races Shirts Of every kind, Collars, Cravats, Hand
hels, Gloves Unde Tshirts, Drawers, Stockings and
b article kept in GentIemen's general furnishing
e. you want the best fit out in the city, call at ''Head
rters," South room SPRlGG HOUSE, Water Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

VALUABLE Lors.-Wc would call at
ale =. advertisement of the Sale of n Valu-
'U o.. hy Parker Campbell, Esq, which will
iOt u ,bis morning al 10 O'Clock. He will
p Pc for sale at the same time, Lot 172 on
=. between 9Th and 9th. This presents a
SIable opportunity TO those wishing to make IN
,,.r,S in real estate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

70 BBLS. NO, LIRD OIL, ~ IS 10
LED do No. do, do {a,,,s, -, .7,,,,..dlT
The No Lard oil is article, and well adapes
TO either machinery or blu ming. 1ai<fe1a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

=. been using a bottle Of Caldweips
ping nun ths men, is good black, and from lis
seS 'fOH, W. should think, is posed of the
aea'ant 1,',oh;Iity. Manufactured AMI for sale
fsssa n.h Caldwell, Short Creek, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

a.,rpGu HERALD has long article on
~ .ns,ynent We think the Editor naa oe';e e.,
'aot annsrqpou His town would make ' quite, ,
'se on ',s ward in our city, and would be
tSPeC''c card: u, if it would fatter him any,
ea 'ns VI VI, !, the "GLonIous 9Th"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

sorts ofrcmedies tried at this season ofthc year
cughs and colds. IfyOu afflicted get box of Bry
Pumonic Waters; price % cents and if it does not
you, you can get the money backi but it 'riH it
-drertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
FoMF DEPARTMENT:
= MORNING, MARCH 81. 1858

r ....mer Virginia, Capt. G. v. "ells'
E N nav our landing during the present week, 10
+ h't PUN that in point of lnish' furnish and
'Pes say w;Il eclipse any boat in the Union Line
eed' s"N ,.,d,nsn We shall see.
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\ attention Of the Methodist Church and her Clergy,
III Ministers and public Speakers is invited TO the
eate in todays PAPER, in regard to Locock's Pulmo-
sakrs. IS cents per box. To be had OF Kells d
|rey
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MANIFEST.
.,v ,o,r TOM. SWAMI FROM LOUISVILLE.

,orsvtbs & Hopkins Jag bales cotton, casks Of
4. MAfee & Bro, ) casks sides, "a bbls lard,
sssks sbolderS; Lnmbden, Bonham & Co., 6
Esross: o Pryor lO7 bbls lime; Cowgirl Il NJ
II Is hbds sides, 65 teirceS hams; R R Agent
saIes Of cotton; H K iSt x Co., 10 bblS liquor;
Robb, W NJ Berryhill Il Arbentz, each lot
kiture; w Anderson box books; Hubbard lilo
& potatoes; Wilson, packages.
Ibr re-shipment TO Pittsburgh, % boxes tobacco
BIS lard, Al hhdS sides, l42 tcirceS hams.
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Short Creek lands for Sale
an 81, I'm Obi o comfy. VIRGINIA. -F I-l

a8 $50 I'm Ohio county, Virginia. Is J,iI-F
VXT1SHING to dispose ofmy Real Estate, offer at pri-
wv until the LIST day November next, my farm
County OF Ohio situate onthe waters of Short cree
containing about five hundred and sixty This
crty is desrably located both sides the Wheeling.
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. ~
is in the highest state having
plank fencing and iudicously laid OF
fields farming and grazing purposes There are on
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta.
bling cribs, &C. There also four good tenants
Houses. There is commodous barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
for the wants OF the ar Including ample shell
Ter for twelve hundred sheep. y &c - -. "
Twin sell these lands in whole in part to suit the
wishes of those desiring to purchase Terms will be lib
leral: ~ !sts7 -
The rapidly advancing the city OF Wheel
ling facilities afforded by the various rail road conlec
lions about to be completed with the West and the Sea
hoard the excellent market afforded in Wheeling for
Inc of the country, render this
highly desirable wishing to farm and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
| out to purchasers. i. w. MlTCHELl-
wheeling, Sep q, 1882
1.-THE abovG lands are not sold at private
"Wednesday day of June they viii be offered
IN that day at PUBLIC AUCTION, the premises, IN
to plat or tncse lands viii be
red inspection opersoHs desiring to
iffhe above lands sold this first day Of Jun vii
on that day and the sell all stock horses cattle
sheep utensils, OF the usual variety
known the day OF sale IN arehf2 ,oSt
pDsWashington Reporter and Examiner, and WeisburI
tfofaIdp coy -
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By the National Line.
rELEGRArnEDFo FOR rnE DAlLY lNrnLL,GkNc,
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

i.,,-,c,g New YoRK, March 49,
Tile Canada arrived at Haiifal, bringing 95 mas
sengets, anu daieS TO the fifth of March.
The Atlantic arrived out on the I'd, City of Glas
gov sailed on the evening of the I'd
Observation-Disclosures stated in arliament TIM
no application had been made for the expulsion o
lotelgn refugees from England. Had such appli
cation been made, it would have met n firm nm,
decided refusal.
Lord Dudley Steuart called the attention of Par.
lalm'nt to Turkish affairs. Lord Russell replied
LORD Dudley had thought it necessary to have 8
| frank explanation with Austria, and nj The same
.nc express the views of England as 10 maintain.
| ing The independence of Turkey, and had M
uonDt the difficulties would be adjusted Ivy nego.
tations. 40
Manchester firm employing 5000 looms. bnye
uetefmined upon working but short time and lc
| INIT their productions, in consequences of The
present unremunerating plices.
Mazzlnni publishes letter taking the RESPONSE
| bility of the London Committees Manifesto mn,
states that the address 10 Hunga,ians was written
oy hossuth at his request. during Kossuth's So
]oarn at kuluyai, and never afterwards retracted.
The Duchess of Sunderland, placed stafford
House at the disposition of Mrs Beccher stowe
to give receptions.
The Government has refused a charter to the
London, Liverpool and American steamship Com
pany. a-lE
ship arrived from Melbourn with nearly Ell.
uUO.oo0 OF gold from the Australian mnes
The hurricane of the 26th caused MANY shin
wrecks along the coast.
--4a COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CoTToN.-Sales of the week SO, $50 bales
Sales to Spectators $3.50, sales 10 exporters A.
+5oO. Imports for3the week $1,000 bales. Stocks
on hand, inclusive of amount on shipboard, ESQ.,
200 bales. Market dull, with declining tendency.
FAR Orleans, Ct; middling, 3-S. Fair Mobile
st; mlddling, 81 1910. Far upland, G; mid
ding 4 a 50. asa ,t'rIls 70 49, - ;, ITIt.
Commercial advices from India are unfavorable
particularly Tor export trade.
Western canal flour, 24s6d a 25s. Baltimore
anu Philade phia brands 25s Cd a 26s. Corn mar
ket dull. White quoted at decline OF Id Sd,
and is selling at sls ed 32s. Yellow 3ls 81,
mixed 3ls. 'af
M'Henry's circular quotes the provision marke,
as poorly supplied and dull, with more sellers than
buyers. The demand for eastern bacon is firm al
54s SIS. Lard has considerably declined and is
nomlnally quoted at 62s. Ashes-pots are selling
at 22s. dull pearls at 28s.
Tobacco-stocks at Liverpool, exclusive of that
oE ship board, is $4,000 hogsheads. Market firm
with an upward tendency.
LONDON MONEY M.RKEr. Transactions have
been small in United States and State stocks
There is an increased pressure in the money mar
ket. The Bullion with Bank has decreased Esq.,
100. Consos for money are steady at 993 994.
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LEGAL AID VERT1sEM EN
CoMMISsII NER,s SALE OF BEAI rsr,Tr
Joseph Pearson and Snns IN I.....s--- = -.

COMMtSS1t NER'S SALE OF REAL ES.r,-rp
Joseph Pearson Sons In CI,nco.. - r..
s. -. "a rue
Eltue OF decree rendered in the foregoing r,ue m
'th day oil January 1853 the UNDERSIGNED IsF;,I
o ONO county, and such acting as COpis ~
he rrLnses viii sell atpubIic auction to HE highest A..
az Tue front door of tn, House OF Cl,,
Td on monday the nh day OF March, 1852 lie midc
s, @ o LOT no: hrec 6), ontIns OIL aIaT
street IN the city OF Wheeling. There is
arr ,onH en- BRICK Dwelling House the premises
DC required In cash and there credit for IN
ue OF SIX tweiVe and eighteen munths in equal instS
me purchaser or purchasers giving bonds for tlc
Ell insta ments with go0 security bearing Interest
whole purchase money is paid. '''' ''''
;o---- WM. s. wICKuAM,
1 HSHS sheriff and Comnis sioher
April. - > " " '''o' Nioh'"S IN
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New Books and Papers,

HTyoMANs Lie or the trials OF Caprice. by Emilic
w CarIen; the Spifre, Nautical Romance, by Capt.
charm Viette by CurTer Bell; the Two Merchants,
Solvent lnsovent the Emigrant Squire by p. Ham
on Myersj Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine; Li1ten
Living Age; Barnum's Illustrated News, price only eli
Gleason,S Pictorial Drawing Roolh Comranion g;
Tribune; Philadelphia Ledger; Baltimore Weekly and
Daily sun; Clipper. Baltimo Patriot and Amerieal;le
the New Depot, Main street, opposite the
Nnfth IYestern HANK Inar16l ]. d. BUSH.
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS:

HElsKEL:.& CO., have received ind have in store
fP ss St s SMsst Essf from ii. Now York m
WsShmgon Nannfeag MSpaf veTHG 9It White INT,
hoSsGaIe and Other noted Factories. " '' -
300 Pieces 81, 8, A. ss, g. and 90 Brown shirtngs
500 Pieces Rich Fancy Prints being larGes
100 eses Reags and Dc LANES
100 :" Gngiains, in Manchester, Earlston, French,
10 Pieces Checks, Mariner shirtinss, and Berwick
Snirtng Tweeds. .,.,.,... -, n.
60 Pieces Fiannels, in WEIGH Ermne, silk and Wool,
Scarlet, Shaker, and other styles, white and col.
25 Pieces Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels.
10 g 1:sh Linens, our own Importation al d most
Cloths and cassimeres, great variety Cashmerets.
- -Merno and Italian cloths. q. 1 -.
Plaid, Ottoman Poult de Soil and othcr styles oil
Black Silks, Of schofrs and other approved makes.
and Rsrss nss Ra II great
Swiss muslin, figured and plain.
Grape Lisse. French chintzes. and Brillanrines.
& 00rdsrf fIo eaa ela Keeping Goods.
co Pieces IS, 81, e.4.1i64, Il 4. and 70 Bleached
sheetings AMI Pillow case muslin SO
so FurnitiTe prints, including some rich styles
Lace muslin l curtains very beautiful. -,
Rsssi
Danask tatle cloths, all sizes some suitable Tor eT-
Damssk and anbieaehed table linens and napkins 2,
Farnitars Pisids, 70 pieces Crash: l.is7
Huck aIack Russia and Danask Towsiing.
WOODEN and Linen Draggets and erumb cloths;
Three Ply, superior aud common earpetings at rsan
ced prices, & ssas4. l..Isa - .L... - -
Il BBLs MOI LdR1 49, a;..sls
~ lust BY. H. LOGAN q Nd,
| TO either machinery or hn 1lng. 2t..S4R=
10000 Col. too many of ,ea.
| Rich Black Silks. :
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Chancery Sale

PURSUANT decree made by the Circuit Superior
Court oflaw and chanccry, for Ohio county, ON the
10th day june 1882 in the suit in ehancery between
Francis R. Armstrong, administrator de bona with
others, defendants, and four other heard there
with WILL on Saturday, the 9th day April, 1888 sell
at public auction tie court house Of Ohio county the
highest best bidder lot n hund ed and eighty
eight CS8) on John street, in the city of Wheeling
the ollOviI terms, wits Ten per of The purchase
money paid In hand, and the residue in three equal
payments al ak, twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF SALE purchaser giving bonds with good seci-
ty. beaIi ing interest from the day Of sale
marc FRASGlS n ARMSIRONG, Comr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

Samuel Louther = adm. & otLe s. ND
BY virtue Of decree rendered in the above CAUSED.
which heard together. the 3h day Of January
1863, in the CiIcu Court Ohio County, Virginia tic
undersigned apL cined coniss. that purpose
proceed TO sell, MoEda- the 10th day 1853
The door Court House OMio county, Tho fol
lowing property, in said proceedings set forth. to
lots Numbered oitythtee. l4 seventy eight. Cl
seven, 1O7J eighty ls and hundred and eight,
C10S) situated in the addition the City Wheeling mau
by John M'Lure James II. Forsyth, and others caIled
North Wheeling. Also. out-lo, numbered three C)
tanng 1S acres which has been divided eig.I
arceIs suit purchasers plat of which iG in my pos
session ...s l-#. .r..as.
nd The said out lot will be subdivded II thought beat
and coal privileges sold separately will he most
IpgeOus 10 the parties in interest.
U9-TERMS: A credit one, Two, and three years,
viii be given for the purchase money the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security be ring interest fTOn
their date aud the title being retained until the last
Hent made. wM. s. W1CKHAN,
lJ&P Attysl nGT12 Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

- f. March lS-noon.
Cotton brings full prices and firm, Steamers news
no effect. Sales of 1880 hbls flour, State, al
s4,5Oa4,62. Ohio s4,4sa5. 700 Southern at "a, 42a
5,12 unsettled. Wheat nominal, white 72t, yellow
&c. Rio Coffee, 94a94, Java III active. Sugar
43a5a. Molasses steady. Prison Whisky 22a.-
Mess Pork II TOAST, prime Ia ,37a50. Mess Beef
unchanged. Hams ct, Shoulders 60. Lard 94a9i
per Id. in bbls. raeer.. s5.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
March 19--noon.
River fallen Ia inches. Weather fine.
Markets very dull. Sales of flour at S3,60a3,
65 Whisky, sales at 1sa1sl. Oats scarce at 3Oa
80. Butter 12a15. Glover Seed $40 to $780,
Molasses at 224. Rio Coffee 9Fa10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
5sts I ii,fs To Country HIeHellnnfs.s1
WhoIesale Boots and Shoes

AF.cIABLRNs & KNOX. have comlneneed receiving
their Spring and Summer aasprtme q Boots Shoes
saw that win be the largest and best ever offered IN
10 country merchants on their way East especially,
Invitation IS extended TO CALI being FELT that
mon they viii ind tIelf sdvantags 10
piYcha Re here, instead or the EASTERN markets. 9
The heretofoFe extended to them,
~ DIS =. : I.cIAILEEs& KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21

FROM PITTSBURGH.
March 10.
River G feet and half and falling. Weather fine.