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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-17

10 be mad in Richmond at the Drug Stores ct
purcell, Ladi d Co, Bennett L. Beers, Adie e.
gray, Boval, Charles Allspaugh, A Bodeker, and
DIus gas generally. throughout the CITY fe Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-17

CASH, BLINDS AND DOORS. --f lbs. zzklr
~ scriber is now prepared, with asw sasa sd
machinery to execute all orders in the above z1zs-
The public will cali and for themselves Auy
quantity of the above work on hand-ssaa ra@sy
glszed of various sizes. Call and see.
fe l6-ts MILES AMBLER, Mayo n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-17

Ie bAUa VERY SUFEkiok RIO cos fSfsAS~-
i y We hereby offer for sale at ~ csaas Hssr
WILLS & LOMBAExk
@a,e i43 Main -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-17

I OST AT, UR STOLEN from the Cars at
Ia the Fredericksburg Railroad Depot, On Sunday
last small size GREEN TRUNK, withou. any
name or letters uponit. The delivery OF it a. this
office, viii be acknowledged with suitable reward
lie l6-Gtx
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

TnE LryxafooI. srEAslERs- cuMpEnLAsp Coal
TRADE.-Fhe Baltimore correspondent Of The Ma
tional Intelligence, in his last letter, says.
betwesn Baltimore and Liverpool viii each reg
lister about two thousand tons. They are TO have
side wheels, and built IN the strongest possible
manner, at cost of about TIVE hundred and fifly
is fairly organized. two of them will be put under
immediate contract. The enterprise meets with
decided appreciation everywhere.
1t IS worthy of notice that new and important
Trade has sprung up IN connexion with our Cum
berland coal. During the past few months one
agency in this city has shipped over fur thousand
tonsof 1t to Havana, where it has become in de-
cided favor, and meets ready sale. The probabil-
1y that Mt no distant periodit will takethe place
of Liverpool coal, which to d great extent SIM
Piled the leland. This is a valuable acquisition
TO our coal trade, and promises TO increase very
largely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

Tinscs ~ NV YoRK.--Pine apples from the
West Indies are beginning 10 arrive very freely, 4
nsseyeral more cargoes are expected this week. 4
Its said there are Q, 900 applicants to fill the
200 Offices IN tile Custom House. IsF-zts-'e
MitehelRs Olympic theatre, which has been
closed for some time, hasbeen arranged for stores
The rock on winch Commodore iVanderbilt,s
yacht, North Star, was slightly injured on Thus
Iay evening has been named YanderbiIes Roek.
blythe Common Council. 81 = ~ 1s7ssssg
The Germans held their ssAIay Feast, ont il. The
fields near Harlem, on Monday and a night merry
ethey had OF 1T. There were some thousands
OF families on the grounds mingIing in the excire-
The grand jury IN the o. S. Circuit Couft. nm
Monday. found bills of indictment for mufder
against Captain AIaloney and Dr. Christian. on the
ship - - - y -
Hon. Robert G. Campbell. formerly a member
oil the New Yo:k Assembly, and IatferIy pTiyafs
secretary 10 ExP President Fillmore, died on Satnrs
nrday. BE was but % years of aye. -e'''s.,s
Gharlcs Granny, aged 30 died at the CITY ms
pital on Monday from wound inflicted ON sal 3
uIday night by brother, aged i6 years. The iat
Ter was intoxicated when he inflicted the blow.
CHARTS, at The time. was endeavoring TO ne him
inthe house. =, 's.l-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
The Lafayette Case at New Orleans.

The lafayette Case at New Orleans.
TheNew Orleans True Delta gives the following
brief report of the case of the heirs of Lafayette
VS. Countess de Pontals a and Others, which has
Just been tried in the U. S. Circuit Court at New
Orleans, before Judge Campbell:
. twill be remembered that when this famous suit
was instituted wegaye a full account of the docu-
ments on which the plaintiff IS claim was based.
There were four suits instituted, all of the same
character and the fate of one would be the fate
OF all, they were all tned together. The plain
tfs, most ofswhom reside in France, were repre-
scented in the suit by Messrs. Miles, Taylor and
George Eustis, il, and the defendants, some
eight in number, by Messrs. sRoselius, Janin and
Ivy. a-4s ss ~ .5s.tla ~ 49, s.lsass5Saai4 )
To give correct understanding of the case, it
will be necessary, perhaps, to review some of the
particulars. Congress on the Sd of March, 1903,
authorized the Secretary of War TO issue land war
rants to Gen. Lafayette 1920 acres, 10 be To-
Gated IN accordance with the act Tor regulating
grants of land appropriated for military services.
/ On the 9th of March, 1903, Congress authorized
Gen. Lafayette 10 locate the above mentioned
grant of land in the territory of Orleans on any
land belonging to the United States the ground to
be surveyed by the party claiming it. -
In 1905, Land Offices inthe Territory of Orleans
Were established, andlin 1901, the Agentsof{ Gen.
Lafayette located third part of one of his war
rants,near the city of New Orleans, on the va
cancy lying beyond The lines OF the six hundred
yards, then latei7 abandoned by, Congress to the
corporation. In 1916, an order of survey issued
from the Land Office to perfect the location;
which was done in 1925: A portion of this tract
was marked as vacant and portion marked as
claimed, though embraced within the limits ofthe
location. 500 j.
The claims of Madam Pontalba and others
are derived from alseries of conyeyances extend
ing back tolthe period of the French dominion in
Louisiana. These claims were confirmed by. tile
Land Commissioners.
Judge Campbell, IN the decision of the case,
holds substantially that the confirmation by. the
Land Commissioners to.the old local claimants
settled coneiusiyely the question of ownership TO
those lands against the United States and all par
ties claiming under The Federal Government. He
therefore decided that the land claimed by plain
lifts did not pass to Gen. lafayette by his location,
en- for defendants. - 49, y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

An AMERICAN VESSEL SEARcHED.-The Ameri-
eau ship G1entarmer, Captain Chapman, from
Jamaica, bound to Australia, with a cargo of rum,
and one hundred and seven passengers, out TWEEN
wanting water, where she was searched, at the
instance Of Lieut.. Colonel Robe, R. A., informa-i
ton hayeIng been received by him that man OF;
the ar illery corps had deserted at Jamaica, and
was believed u be on board the Glentarmer.-
Captain Chapman strongly protested, and sooner
than submit to the Outrage, resigned his command
of The vessel. The search, however, was made,
but the man was not found.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
TTNTON HOTEL,

3a5i7f7 &c EORG ETOWN, d. 2. ,,,io1.k
This large and convenient house, having ns s q
handsome ands comIoTta BILE style, Is now open VI -
icoinmodation Of guests. a.. rublie al
The subscriber invites the patronage OF ln
those who favor him with their company may esiS
OF hospftable reception, the best fare ane syo,
and attentions as win make bis ouse eoli btft
vita the best kept hotels in The DstIst VI ~ Cilld
Omnibus es constantly pass TO ana ION -
running until eleven O'Clock at night a, viTzHUGH
ap1o-6nl W. d F tAS--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
:. New Boots and Shoes.

Rnl. BoIe, l61 Mann Strtet, HaEtlas, d,
II now opening the first lot Of Geutemens I,
Shoes, New York style, and SUM or .iys HI
and Shoes, which embraces every sty0 a. -,
shoe fraie for dies misses and ehdretS veal os.
boys and youths boots and shoes To deSgas, "
ETY. would he too lengthy for an
M This stock is excusi yely New YoTk ana 4
make; the latest style and best stock and h
both cities it is warranted and poh h,
keIsand tho Undersigned. Particular 1gt; RoLg
the article ofiadies travelling boots. W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

The North American learns that the committee
appointed, recently, alta public meeting of citizens
of Philadelphia, TO raise certain amount of CAPT.
tai TO build and equip first class steamer for the
trade between Charleston and Philadelphia, have
already nearly completed their task. Two hun
drei thousand dollars was the sum required, of
which one hundred and seyenty-fye have been
subscribed. A f-w days will doubtless suffice to
secure the remaining twenty Eve thousand, when
be concluded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
Railroad Wanting.


r a LEAP FoR LRE.-The Netp York 4 tribune, IN
an article oniRailroad accidents, mentions some
singular facts in regard to Engineers practicing
leaping fsomtheir engine at III speed
In palliation of wholesale slaughter by railroad
Engineers, IT IS usually advanced that they run
the same risk as their yichms and are unduly cen.
sured. This is not trpe. The Engineer sees The
danger and generally in timeito give the signatto
breakup the train and slacken the speed TO degree
sufficient to enable him to leap from the locomo-
tive at the expense of some bruises and scratches
while the poor passengers cooped up In the cars are
dashed down precipices or plunge into riyers.--
hls notorious thai Engineers practice jumping from
cars at all rates of speed, and some of them be-
Come CO. as expert as circus ders in flying leaps.
They Learn TO spring from. an engine going at a
speed OF twenty miles an hour, aud we have heard
of the feat being accomplished with the train
going attwenty-fye miles an hour a passen7
ger whoiwould attempt to do this would be dashed
TO pieces. but The expertengine or fireman. know
ing by practise how TO save himself filings him elf
from tie engine, with all the energy he can conn
mand throwing his feet forward and his head back
ward, as f with the design dash his brains out
but the forward impetus of the train is so great
that with every effort to fall on the back Of his
head, he will instead be probably brought to the
ground on his hands and knees or fiat on his face
The ensinet Z, too, becomes so accustomed to dan
ger that he does not regard ii with eircunspection
But he should be punished for Tecklessness even
though his own were as much exposed as I'm.
lives of the passengers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

The Hutchinson Family have gone with The
remains OF their bot her Jesse, who died al GIN
etnneti, to his late home at Lynn, Mass
On the s0th nltimo, the people Of Mempbis
voted a subscription of Ss50,0 600 to aid IN the;
conjunction Of the Memphis aud Lii Rock Rail-
VI The real and personal property in G;neinn.t;
Is assessed this yeaf at 81 $50. nereaS si
last year S. 425 465. 80 49, saes s'''Ss
MI. Yanderbuilt has sold his interest in 10Th
Of the Staten Island Rernes for Se00, 900 Georee
Law is the principal purchaser. s'ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

CLosINa SroaEs on SAruRDAr.-All the lpriinci-
pal merchants engaged in the dry goods commission
business, in Boston, have agreed to close their
warehouses on Saturday afternoons at O'Clock
The arrangement isto commence June 1st and end
September LIST. A number of the importers and
iobbers of the cloth trade. in New York, have also
agreed close their stores on Saturday afternoon,
at 2o,clock, hereafter until the first of August.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

ELEorrOs OF .JuDeEs.-The first election OF
Judges by the people, under the new constitution
of Louisiana, took place at New Orleans on the
17thinst., and resulted in the choice of a demo-
Graf in each of the sixth districts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

PAclE1c RA1LaoAD LoAN.-Mr. Thomas Allen,
President of the Pacific railroad company of Mis-
SCUM, is now in New York to negotiate of loan
of four million dollars, on an issue of mortgage
bonds by that company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

AkEeporE OF THE r BEN The hard pressur
for app intments TO Office underline new admins
ration at Washington gives rise to some amusing
incidents The following istold us ofthe Score
taryiofState:
atnong the hostot besiegers in the pursuit OF
place. was a woman who was extremely anxious
that her husband should be made postmaster in
some country village. She was most perseyering
IN her solicitations In Season anu out OF season
she stood at the Secretary's door when he came
out of istoom in the morning; she intefceptesl
HIM on his way TO his meals; she followed him 10
ms Lodgings at night. On one occasion she re-
NAMED unusually late; the Governor l;stened 4,
her as long as be could when he requested her ia
excuse hiir, but she fingered. AtIength every
gentleman but one had gone, and the Secretary
quite unmoyed. Growing desperate, the Secfeta, '
hnally rose from his seat and proceeded to strp Oh
ms coat inen' turning 10 the woman, he exclain-
ed, Madam, am going 10 bed, and il You ,lon,t
withdraw. shall write 10 Mrs. Marcy about YOU
fheindy Immediately retireu-from The room.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

,TfE NV HAvrs RogTE.-The arsonii the New.
Haven route, It's said, lun as full as ever The
late calamity at Norwalk appears to have very
little eaectin checking the migtationo of the pee
pie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

surnENrs OF LrAD.-The increase IN shipments
Of lead at Galena. in April, oyerthe corresponding
month of last year, is Is, 54o pigs. Amount ship
ped past month 6s,72opigs, and coming in rapid
ly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
EAGLE SASH FACTORY;
ELI a s. ID r. w q Y u
MANUFACTURER SIuH6i

Doors, MotsLdfngs, Sash ana Ee's.''
Q - s5sNcoB STREET,,
CENTRE WHEELING, Va Var, We Srs
TTAVIEG completed our extensive II I'd Doors, o.
IL now prepared to I'LL all orders lol So
All extra sizes or Doors and sashes ssiPH
fronts, DC, made to order, Eyery % ~ ~
vaTiety OF Piasters and or iet
der Also Venitian shutters, either SiAl
yiRg e assure tsG
thaf tie above named articles are .Sss orr
Very best material and latest siyell
shipping. mas sLles e----l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
NOTICE ToicoNTRAoToRs.
Henpfiald Railroad

IL
win received II the Ensineer,s once IN
W until the 2sd of the heavy
seetions to be let the Hempeld RaiiToad
oeteen heeling and Washington. Contractors having
loice ready to put at aecoEnio9
with Jobs by private contract any time before the
The heavy work the division extending from
to The river miles, 6and pos
bar will be ready for examination by contractors after
nc meeng o. HE board on the Goth and win then
be put iately ON this vis -
a tunnel 1900 feet long = 80 - -
Enc and forms OF now
ready for exam at the Engineers ofce I'm ceI
BY order OF the Hoard. =
ROBERT \. CONRAD, President
CHARLES ELLE-. JR., CHER Rngin eer nlsf6
Courier zaiesvillej Herald SteubenyfIe. and
geneer, Marietta, viii publish three weeks each
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
JOHN nsL
Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 146 AND t4s MAN sTREET, w EEllAG, va. :,
q AVERY, having enlarged his store In order % ny
-. the demand, has hand and Is receiving non y
Eastern eties, and manufacturing one OF The
of Hats and Caps that has been offered in ths aI
consisting OF every variety and style now In u.s. ~ =
which viii be sold at The lowest possible price, Nss
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps will please al ins q
amino the stock Tor themselves, as we shall ,lEssss
pleased to show Goods and use our beat
suit orr CUSTOMERS. ap21 s. ANhAAi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
Henpfield Railroad
Chickering'S Piano Fortes.

sChickering's Piano Fortes.
.-fl-a- THE aubscriher being appointed agent for
= - the sale ofehIeker.ne's Piano Foftes Tor
UU " Western Virginia Keeps constantly on hand
"a good stock OF those celebrated lnstru-
IneHts which are by tho most eminent pro-
esaors OF music to be tho best in this or any other I
Try These Instruments offered at Bosfon prices al
ding carriage; with general musical
and Variety Goods, whoesale and retail.
uB-old Pianos taken in exchange Pianos 10 let Mu-
sic taught at No. 20 Union street
nail JAS MELLON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

A MEXICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION PUBLIeA.
"A TIoNS, complete Libraries, Hymn hooks, Question
i.ooks Speies Class books &c, kept constantly for sale
a. catalogue prices, ny WILDE & BRO
lmal5 Corner Maind UnionsfIeet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
-mwe have received a communication request

; Live have IeceWed communlcauOn Iequesl-
ing us to publish the Allocution of Pope Plus, in
relation to the Republic of New Granada, which
would occupy more than three eol.mns in our pas
per. The manifest improperly of monopolising
the space of n secular and commercial paper with
subject having purely religious sectarian
bearing. is reason sufficient for declining the re-
quest of our correspondent. We, moreover, have
always considered Theological discussions in the
columns of daily commercial and secular paper
as signany out of place, and useless.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
The Ericsson caloIie sbi,l. a

trrl 49, - -
me New YORK apers having manifested some
mpatience at the prospectaof the caloric ship not
being ready for some time; and the COMMERCIAL
Advertiser, among the rest. having suggested that
an: xplanaton of the matter was due To the pub
lie, Captain ERIessoN has addressed the following
letter TO the editors Of that paper:
tMEssRs. EpiToRs: cheerfu,ly comply with
your suggestion in regard to the caloric ship.
nave much pleasure in assuring you that nothing
lndlcaang the difficulties that can preyent7ib he
successful realization OF this important enterprise
The only difficulty we have met with is That of
tns cyinder bottoms OF heaters. having proved too
elastic and yielding to remain air-tight, or TO adj
IN tot stutl pressure heing carried Onthe return
oil the ship from the South two months ago. 1T 4.
deemed advisable to replace these heaters, which
are made of boiler=plate, by Others
that material admits of beng made Of INV re-
qnireds thickness. Only one foundry having besn
found willing to undertake the casting of these
requiring from Six TO eight months for their ID M
Plehon, we have been compelled To atopt 4 dir
terent plan; one, however, that will insure
creased power and speed. As The modi6cation
winch this involves calls for work of great
saee, our trends Will have to exercise some little
patience. Aliowme, in connection with This re-
mark to remind you that il is only thirfeen months
since the keel OF the caloric ship was laid and
tnat of her class usuly require eighteen
months lot completion. MI. Collins in building
ms ships found nsarly twice that time requisite
The oditication of patented machine IN
not properly subject for public discussion until
completed GO You win am sure, see the propriety
OF my not furnishing statement of what Is now
being done to the machinery OF the caiorie
AS soon as the work is compieted the owners of
the ship viii be most happy again 10 invite fbf
teliigent and liberal press of New York to see The
the great motor. ---s- W
v.at am sr very respectfully. your obedient ser
ss Nv, ~ j. ERIcssoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

.LAWAcA1xsr RAcIsa.-A law passed in 1920
against racing in Pennsylvania, is just now
about to be enforced; and few days ago the tfot5
ting horses Tac6uey and Mac were removed from
that State to New Jersey, toprevent their being
seized for a violation of The law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
UNION GREEN ZEN s, g isAsswoRKs

UNION (GREENJ g LAssWoRKs.
TIME subscribers offer
the above works mouls, tools, elc. etc.
all IN good order and In sIccessfl operation custom
secured with demand for All The glass winch can be
Tile properly consists or two nts feet
square, with a first rate coal bank betHsenlthem
lot Is occnpied by glass house and sfuTes tie
other is most desirable for another factory This
property for purposes
Prosecution given 1at June Term easy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
|Thonas II. Gibsona,,

PLUME Err AND g As ~ Rs5t sirt,
No U,tion Il, opposite n. BET rs
1 ( AMI he coitinuea to carry on r.
eas ifittine mall its various branches' ANU
elisa share or publ patronage. ,d irou prei,sss
mon and patent rants etsiern
water closets wash basins coia Rot and
shower bss. bath tubs, lead and iron sLd al o.
coffiIis haffeTs kettles, etoItsi OF tilted " vs.
ehenIieai apparatuss etc. taetOlies' s,i.,,s
.dispateh. .,y.ske1s. beiaI ~
Also, chandeliers. pendants y = n.
candle burners, eic. -. sill lie thankll-s &
eeivesi ana promptly attended to- 1vii mel VI
: n n = nj orders nom The county Ipffees-.
prompt attention. = 51,fd.
TIJsT Teesyed-a ofsepas st5 T, TRp plsR sos
i 80 .nis13 s.. ID. nan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

osournrnN uFAoruRERs..--A manu- acturing
firm in Knoxville, Tenn, has on hand orders for
hyesteam engines, 10 be made there during the
summer. This, remarks the Register, NOT only in
dicates deposition very prevalent here to embark
in manufacturing, but also shows that our people
prefer patronizing machinists at home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
Ennbroideriel

Embroideries
very choice selection Of French and Scotch embroid.
Aeries. consisting of Collars French yeo kel
do Scotch b DO Rich collars coIlarets.
ed Sleeves Inside Hdkps Flouneings. Neyysstve' en-
hroldered linen cambria Hdkis. Also largo lot Of swiss
and Jaconet Edgngs and lnaertings. Just al
mayo. as.. -. - ID EIsRELL.Nfi 90. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

NAvA1.-By the arrival at New York of the ship
Adams, Captain Brooks. A days from Leghorn, we
Learn that the o. S. steam frgate San Jacinto was
in port, with the Committeeman on board, and
would proceed to Alexandra shortly. The cor-
yette Levant was also in port, and would sail for
spszzia IN. a few days. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

Ig.Dr. Shaw. of Currituck, is the drmoc,atis
candidate for Congress in the LIST district Of Na.S
Carolina. So - - o'''
1.-THE Rev Dr. Krebs sailed for Europe in the
packet-ship Southampton. from New York ON
u7rIt is said Madame Alboni and party will sail
for Europe next Saturday, '''' y - sal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
DIR Gordon Harris,
A GRADUATE OF JAMBRIDGE.

GNFFICE-Baftnofe Lock INF mary, No. 81 south GAY
street opposite the Exchange Budings Baltinote.
pIectical e2pe rence 90 years enables Dir III.
lolnsurs sound and speedy class OF Dis.
eases which have too long been yielded by regular pysf
70 The hands of Qnaelcry He may consulted con-
nneniialiy, either in person or by letter. e.
PERSONS at distance cured At home by addressing
letter TO Dr. Haflis Baltimore Md All
eoIsastiat remedies sent by any part u s.
seeadycrtsemenf fourth PAGE apT4-fy q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

WTHERBAs nyyiIe, nelius Monroe. without eanas
OF ptovoeation. has left my home in Belmont Coun.
", and carried away wit her money, notes prop.
ertyi all persons hereby not that the notes ard
She has her mine, which abe has no a.
contracting. n M0NR0EE