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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-19
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK.
.... Wheelinu 10d Ton 1879


THE Stockholders of this Bank hereby notified to
meet at the Banking House in Wheeling Thursday the
24h day OF February next. at O'Clock A. NJ take
into the question OF establishing
discount and deposite in the town of Point Pleasant
the town or West Columbia in the county Mason under
an act Of Assembly for that purpose passed Dec 49, 1853
jan24 s. IRA nv t.,eh,r
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GosE.-Geo
E. Lloyd, of Louisville. died on the 18th ult., a,
Kirkersville, Licking County, Ohio, in the Goth
year of his age. He was soldier of the revolution
and fought calamity for the cause liberty and in
dependence at the battles of Brandywine, York
town, and several other engagements
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and impolitic it would be for himself and his po-
stion; and he has more than once repeated the ar
gument we put forth mere than year ago when
urging upon him pacific poicy-vz: that war
would be suicidal folly in civilian like himself
for that an unsuccessful war would destroy him,
and that the fruits of successful one would be
reaped by the General who led it. If, therefore,
Louis Napoleon is guided by his own interests, or
lie by his own clear perception of those interests.
he will not voluntarily and deliberately engage In
TO CONTINUED
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U'Barney Williams and lady made 81 1000,
during their recent engagement at New Orleans,
lasting thirty five nights, and ending on the 3Oth
ut. f
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pThe Portsmouth tva.) Democrat says that
lots near that town, have been purchased by a
company, for the establishment of an extensive oil
factory. The company will commence operations
very soon.
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:, Notice to Aousekeepers.

NUCICe TO hOuSeKGep0rS.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
1R 600 YARDS OF Carpets No. 49, Main street
lO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the pubc generally that just returned
most beautiful stock Of Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths etc ETC.
ever offered in this CITY, embracing almost every variety
style and quality that be found in
from the finest English Velvets down Rag
pet This stock has been selected with great care and pur
chased under the most favorable circumstances which will
enable me to sell them much lower than
goods sold in this city Those in want or goods
~ my ne Will please call and select from my stock
TO- t Yards with 100 different patterns, varyngin price
cctJ VI r uAPRouR mn 14a AJ,;ns+
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THE copartnershIp heretofore existing between Ras
l. Dew and Joseph Charnock in Carpenter BUSINESS
under the firm OF Dew & Charnock was dissolved by mr
consent on the 18th inst The business will
uea by Elias Dew at the old stand until further notice.
Whos to settle up the business of he
ELIAS DEW,
w heellng, Jan. tS1md Joseph CHARNOC
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Odd Fellows, NInSOns, Red Men, Sons OF
temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Je,ueLs, manufactured and sold
By Gibbs q Smith, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF $50
REGALIA,
odd Fe'iorS'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Eli.
- = camFment I'D
Past Grand and other officers. plain and
= ..- embroidered. --.s.-
let, I'd, 3D. 4th and 9TH Degree Parade Re.
galias.
Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
Regaias.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Templar, Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons of 1enperdnce-Nationa, Grand and Subordinate
Divisions-Ofcers and Members
Red Aen-Sachems Past Officers and richly cnibroide
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia = =
JEWELS
or the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals,
including knights Templar. C,vith DiIkS.)
BANNERS. ~
rous Orders and Societies, manufactured order;
signs for Banners, when required, furnished free
pense, showing the style OF the when finished
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment found u
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up their Halls or supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners &C., depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily filed by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH,
Regalia and Banner Manufacturers 73 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md. ...-
~ G. T. FRY, Agent for Wheeling Va. oct5-tf
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Dissolution of Co-Partnershi

= u UAO44 O4 - OF sI1SAD1I
THE Partnership heretofore subsistins betwesh;a
derslgned, under the firm name OF Warden EEi
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent af's
Warden has sold his lnteI est to James ". Wa1dst
persons indebted to said late firm requested io X
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling, December 1. 1852.
JACOB NJ. WARDEN,
dec4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, j
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NOTICE
Notice of Partners

10 HOu8e1keePerBt
A MOTHER LOT OF fancy painted Tin Toilet Ware and
~ Chatting Dishes, has just been received, and is now
offered as being the best and most economical article in
Please call and examine the at the Queenaware
and House. and Steamboat Fur nshng Store, NOES Mon
roe ST., near the Post Office.
feb-9wd HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
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INTERESTING LETTER FROM DANIEL WEBSTER
The following letter, says the Hartford Courier;
from Mr.. Webster written to gentleman of New
Hampshire. on his huudtenth birth day, has been
handed us for publication. We are informed that
it has never before appeared in print. 1t was CO.
pied from the original by man ninety-two years
old.
Copy Of u letter from Daniel Webster to Doctor
Ezra Greene.
WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1916.
My dear sr,-I hope you remember ct that
period OF my life, when l was i'll the habit OF at
tending the Court; at Dover, AMI WHEN | had the
pleasure of enjoying your society and hospitality.
And hope in subsequent life, have made some
efforts of which you approved for the maintenance
OF those political principles to which as friend
and follower of Washington, you have ever BEEN
attached, and which have heard you so often and
so intelligently defend. This is the day on which
you complete the hundredth year of your age
Will you allow me- therefore, to greet you, to- day,
with respectful and friendly letter, congratu la
ting you on the degree ofstrength, mental and boz
dily which Providence allows you to enjoy, so far
beyond the lot of NAV, and rendering 10 you my
cordial and afTectonate good wishes Tor your con-
tinued health and happiness. l send you copy OF
u speech lately made by me in the Senate, and re-
main, dear sir, your friend and obedient servant,
DANIEL. WEBSTER.
DIR. EZRA GREENE.
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Planished. .Nsn wa

Planished, KIN Wa Z,
UST opened AN assortment orsplendtd S;.be.
- consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns, ShAnLs T..pt,
ter Stewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Cover, 49, e.
coolers, Stomach warmers and painted ~. .tt,tir
beaunim article We respectfully sobL .rt a b.
the public to our varied and beautiful assot 1h'1
and Steam Boat furnishing goods ,,.rc 4 co,
%, Monroe ST, near the 1,,S.Sirt Il
noyt0 go -#l-a.-, s-.Iss
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91-Itis said that International Copyright has ia
ken shape as treaty between MeSsrs. Champion
and Everett. 1t is moreover said that it will be
sent to the Senate in day two for ratification.
We believe neither story. Mr.. Everett has decla-
red The subject of commercial reciprocity 10 be one
Of the prerogatives ofCongress. His letter on the
point has not yet reached half the people of the
country. The principle is beyond question. r
the traffic in grain, pork lumber, be the object OF
Congressional legislation, and beyond the scope Of
execuuv. power; so is the traffic in books. The
one is las much commercial interest as the o.her,
and we do not for moment believe that Mr.. Ey-
erett is prepared to draw line between theln.--
II is possible that bills 10 be submitted to the egiS
have been drafted, and that Mr.. Champion, Mr. I.
Webster and MIR. Everett have agreed rs IL their
provisions; but the notion of treaty is Absurd
". Y. Times
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Mcclellan, Knox
and Co.

VlRGlN1A:-At Rules held in the clerks office OF the
CIRCUIT Court of Ohio county, the month February
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DR.. DYES RELIEF

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, BrOHsha
lncipirnt Consumption.
ElFTEEN years success in the use Of ms ST.
- private practice, for the various afeeuola -
in presenting 1t to The aiicted, TO insure tria
fcacy. y '--
There is nothing in this Syrup that will nauS y !
use in any qua nifty under any circumstances N"F
ant maid and efectual
Price 90 cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. J. S. DYE, Hartford, Csat rSL
3. For sale by -. KELLS & CAL -,
deeO 800. "a erA!@
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DISSOLUTION,

VIE P1Tt6esshP heEet9foEe existing under the
mutual CONSENT on the ed OF October, 1852
H .. A CAYWOOD,
c CONKLIN, -
.s, w NJ CLARK,
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Posting Up.

The Boston Daily Courier has been carefully
gathering the opinions OF the different English
writersupon the effect of the increase of gold.
After citing what has been said OF this by Ali
son, the historian, the London Shipping Gazette,
the London Journal IF Commerce, and the Lon
don Times, &C., the editor sums up, in exact con.
formily with his authorities, thus:
tfFIom the above statement it would appear that
every body in England expects that somsthing will
happen in consequence Of the overflow of gold,
but whether it is to be something good or some
thing evil, is what those who affect to Ire wise in
such matters are not agreed upon"
Nothing could be more true than this. Each
writer to have in view he maintenance of the
old state of things in theI monetary affairs, and
yet is unable 10 SEQ how that Is to be done, in the
fact of the destruction of the money power that is
now daily going on. Hence one says he thinks
England is suffering now, from The low rate of in
terest which money commands. Another says, sit
is not without alarm we observe the vast incre
| of gold in the country" The London Times had
previously said that dreaded the overthrow of the
British Constitution from the same cause! 80
! There probably never was subject forced upon
public attention that caused more confusion and
alarm TO old ideas and desires than this of the
effects of the new gold mines. We showed, the
other day, that the Governor of the Bank of Eng
land was trying to get rid OF their effect by stopping
the supply-exhausting the mines. That folly
had been previously cried out, in this country
but they would not stop their yield
So, too, the collective wisdom of the Bank of
England has tried or twice of late, to dictate
tne rae OIL interest, ny raising us own. lnlS, IN
past times, was always successful, not only in
England but through out the world. Wall street,
in those days, tremblingy alive to the rate Of
interest fixed by the Bank OF England. But in
these late trials the Bank has found that it has
longer the power to control even the lending rate
of any single broker in all London II. W else,
then, could the Governor of that institution hope
to regain his lost power, except by exhaustng the
mlnesa The impossible, in his case is the desira-
BILE; and the same i; true of all those whose money
position causes them 10 dread the effects of the
| golden tide.
The anxiety of all such is natural enough but
the folly consists in their not looking the matter
fairly in the face, realizing what is to be its result,
and preparing to meet that result that is in
evitable. BY their opposite course they have
nothing to gain, apparently, ih any way. Sympa-
| thies for their loss of money they may have, but
position they never can have, because the best in
| teress of mankind require that there shall be no
such position in the world, and hence mankind re-
joice that it is being destroyed.-Bufalo Express.
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Co-Partnership.
7 HAVE this day associated with me In business, Mr.
i o. a. ZANE, late OF Wheeling, Va
Baltimore Feb. list, 1868. MICHAEL HERR
THE subscribers having connected themselves, under
the firm OF MICHAEL HERR g. Co., will transact the COM
mission business the reduce, Provisions dc
tNos 50 and 90 Spear's Wharf, and at Hcrrs Depot
Joining Calvert Station North st.
They respectfully solicit the patronage friends.
giving assurance OF their best attention all
upon which advances will be made when required.
.-...-. .s.--.- ...- rr MICHAEL HERR;
baltimore, Feb. Ist, 1858. O.A.ZANE,
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VIRGlNlA-At Rules held In The clerks ofice OF the
CIRCUIT Court OF Ohio county, in the month February,
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expression In favor df csnddate % - othrf Al
these things taken into nskcs fas thst ~
election will pass on almost unnOtieed-
As for the Associate Justices their names never
mentioned great many candidates announced,
but hears Of themin this District At least
Thomas Fl Lewis is the only candidate have who
pretends 10 be doing any thing for himself He has been
here several days but says he is merely travelling about
to the peope" " Judges simon johnson, VOORHEES,
and Cooley his competitors
the people going to take 1. little interest in the
coming elections for Judges unless an mistaken
they taking 10 this the the system Of -
elective Judiciary b abolished the better II the tenure
6 oce is limited to reasonable time 10 is better far
that Judges should be selected among politicians
and Judgeshps made the reward Of partisan serricss,
than thst the Office should the risk Of falling into the
hands Of nsn totally unfit to perform the duties ncum
bent uponft, - It mo doubt Wfn il nstr the proper
candidates. themselves the people will take sucieHt
interest in the elections to slect the best qualified person
For the probabilities in the former great Mat
capable men and none bat cspsbss men, would hsp-
pointed While ths othsr hard ts chances ase tha
among the multiplicity II canddates asd the uesnessef
the people the least qualihed O. veud stand gsod
chance as the mast able havs long fspos Of the
election Of Judges, and still unwlisg believe that
the plan will fail but II It does not thnss p have to
take different course. Cspap.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

vTNO SUGAR PLANTERS-J. B. RouDANEz
ii SUGAR HOUSE BUILDER AND KETTLEs' SETTER "
7os JULIA STREET, NEW ORLEANS, respectfully and lent
ueh work dooe Having practical Of than 70 ysss
perfect fnovisdgs Sosstias many dous,
perfect Iesuso much for the quantity Of sli for he
boiling ksie givnga general and entire sa,sae'on al
mel When the fAnisr following
selected from Ersst mary ors equally valuabs
fhsy ssursd they wish
mos. certain to Istiy their confidence
CERT IFICATEs,
This certify thai te b. Rouisnez
10 sstsroo eonsdeny recommend him as
sober adaroqs good mas and kettles, setter think him
Of the bsst 10 the country. BEN. WINCHESTER,
Parish Of St. James, 9Th January, 1851.
certify esrer B. Roudan.. has worked upon
Ksts which burnt coal under and iha.f full confidence
him "a ason and In his intelligence In department Of bis bns
J. II. U0uGHBoloUGH.
The uadegned eerfes that p. pu. up
enrs satisfaction take pleasure in econmsndBg him ~ those
sho may require his services z. TCREACD. ians Sfn
RRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
II PROOF PhIST.-Depot, No. 10 Camp pulic
respectfully notified that Bridge Pa,nt Company
completed the erection at ths mne two addition % and the d
will for the nture be fuslly remedd. AL orde
lied upoa being promptly tiled.
eat other oolor froT the Bdgwaier, keu will
medaiey introduced this market in convent sired packages
purposes wood bksay twentieth line well
kd This experiment has been tested at the North, and
properties cehaies pamphlet which may he'd
depot or Of any of the Sub Agents.
Dry in barrels weighing 400 to 500 lbs,
Dry, in half barrels, weighing 400 to $50 bs,
Ground in OIL in kegs O. Is 3s so a9d 100 IIb.1
Agents for the States Of Louisiana, Alaba, Mississippi T.ss
And by the city Sub-Agents. I'll
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MEXICAN PETIT GULF SEED.-Havinc
lV supply
toned PURE SEED will sell them Rodney prices freight only
added. r, NJ MeALPIN Il CO.,
janis 9m Common nand2 Canals street,
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nDp FELLOWs, REST Vaults In

ODD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
I'm ey r sssfsa q llGRsSN &
No Is Camp street, sarsi Rev. CHARLES wTAL1
street. - "
The Of Vaults stockholdng Lodges
ber $780, To members sockhoding the
child $40. For all other hurAls
invariably.
purchase Of L respecting the RkST
apply DUNLAP Chairman Of the Cemetery Committee
Camp street. JAMES FURNEAUX
Of the Board Of Direct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17

Baron RouGE, March IL 1858
Both Houses managed to get quorum present this
morning, and went to work l noticed several members
from the city who have been absent several doys in their
places again.
The Senate had under consideration the Judiciary bill
for the country From all Appearances will prove
great bone of contention with them it did to the
House The great point of difference between Senators
the size of the Districts and the establishment of Probate
Courts No party feeling to be mixed their de-
hates the subsc but the espe
ca advocate Of favorte plan Of his own which he Is
unwilling to give up without struggle As 1t is impossi-
bic that every scheme presented be adopted the prob
abilities that compromise will be effected and that
the bill passed by the House will be the compromise This
b have already Informed you divides the State into
eight Judicial Districts, making eight District Judges
with salaries Of three thousand five hundred dollars
establishes Probate Court in each parish with salary
attached Of twelve hundred dollars the Judges whereof
having the privilege of practising in other Courts.
1t impossible that the elections for District
Probate Judges should of at the time with
those Supreme Judges This is much be regretted
if they liked for any of the summer months very
slim vote will be poed In that of the year
who not absent from home too much occupied
with their business to allow of their taking the interest in
these elections which their Importance requires The
Constitution particularly provides that election for
Judges shall be held the day with those of
bers of the Legislature etc. And this is great protec-
tion but it will not prevent people from staying at home
If they not disposed unable to 60 the polls
the Judiciary Committee had gone to work upon this sub
ect at once after the Legislature met the State would
have been dstrcted before this and in plenty time
had the elections Of District and Supreme Judges
come of on the same day.
While the subject Of judicial elections cannot hell
noticing the extreme apathy with which every in
section Of country looks upon the election Of the Supreme
Court Judges. have not yet who was taking
any active interest in favor of any candidate fo
Chief Justice very large proportion Of the members
this Bar will support Mr. Roselius-that is they will vot,
for him He is well known to them personally and by
reputation and as, wherever he is known his eminent
abilities and unquestioned learning added to manners o
| highly popular character, have made him esteemed
here he is appreciated and viii get large majority
of the poled But he gets this support not from
any active support of his friends and not from any strong
exertions which being made in his behalf am con-
vnced indeed that the great mass of the people are
gnoiant that election for Supreme Court Judges to
take place The press here has kept mournful and
ominous silence upon the subject The papers have hnted
that an election of the kind fixed by the Constitution
yet Of them have came out with any decides
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The opening Of the Ohio and Baltimore Railroad has
given the city Of the latter command Of bssnsi
freestone of great solidy and hne color for eoene
material conveniently located at two hundred and any
miles distance.
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GOTTENBURG,
Hd.MBCRGH.

E'OR HAAIBURG.--The A J fast sailing
American ship ROME, Captain GIo having The most Of her
will have immediate dispatch For freight Of 200 bales
Cotou, apply 70 Up. WHITNEY q CO., ei Camp street.
For passage apply b the Captain on board, nhb
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LIRE WooD-PEL1CAN STEAM SAVING

ESIRE WOOD-PELICAN STEAM SAVING
IL WOOD YARD No. 100 Lsves street, Third Dsc. under
families and the public generally. A. they have erected
engine for the Of SAVING fE WOOD ssh
will order The price the Wood will always Be
Of the price, saving
their We
will deliver the Wood the rate Of TWENTY CENTS sS cord
Orders left a the following g BE- promptly asnded %
III NJ l1 s , 80. sr Ss
Al BRAUD ADAMS. IS Old Second District
At BARROs. No. - 0i Levee street. Second District
the WOOD YARD No. 100 Ieves street, Third District
Persons giving orders will please meror the number Of cuts
want ~ a siek Of Wood.
Orders through he Postoes will be promptly ss;sadsd
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Union Division No. 8. of fT.-Meetsevery FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock at the Temple Hail. No. 22 Tchoupitoua
The following the officers the THos r. RKID
wPi p cARsss,w A.; n Ms9uALTEn, R. s.; A. RoaESwIs,
DospLs A. c., HusH GRAHAM, ST. A. LhMBnRr o. S.. SICK
VISITING BRIcRaYEn No lsl NewLevee;
| s-ee iyIs
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Cr0cEseyy, China a,,f Glasssrss.

n. FELL q CO., "a Common street, cs1
Hewunisan Importer, Dealers Wholesale and ~ II
tstau LAMBS, Plated CASTORs CANDLE
. i.lSks, IAbIE 8 JTiERY, JAPANNED WArTERs. te.v
~ Goods viii be offered at low pric~- 90 otr
packed IN the SAFE atu,snnsr. ~ '"
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EOR WABASH RIVER-New Or w-y n
= leans and Wabash River Pasket-The and
~ adid gh, draught steamer sILAs WRIGHT, -
l. Coolidge, will regular packet during -
70 FOR freight or passage, apply on board. jan
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JOHNSON Staples, having nearly all cargo engaged
will quick dispatch balance
10 GEO. W, HYNs0N, 90 Camp street or to
mh5 M. HARRISON CO., u PoydIas st.
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VOLUME vi.
GLASGOW.

EOR GLASGOW A British bark
CALIFORNIA CAptsn Gail, loading, viii have
dispatch. For freight Of bales CottHn, sppy
GEO. ARNOLD IIOET, " Carondee street,
J. r. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
FOr apply 10 the Cap on board. mil