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The Society q. !.iuErai 81 washington c"cg" :yd
IN our village have ac.".G:;ac.! furnish btcS
"XashHgtcE Naynli i:Gumcht" Iscy FTrf"-- So
.rc !"i., each .:l"mn4s su1sc:i'n- 81 on. dI.-r, -
p!f Vi E:@hh,iI IL 7s:!GoTise 70 TcGe"e ;a'e !! :;
Ter :is: s!G nav: tscn ::i:::a 20 ::a% 500. ~
&c vt;j Co;rye wnic:. uss tEsI. 80 oSJ..: he
bouaiy q: him whose a,r:a !! c:a:E: a,J uyta L.
Monument cou! ha appropriate ai; TIE a;g
Any Psper disposed :" aver :;s 1f"i:ct ~! 2i-,-
:iis Ca; L.:-ing:0% S!.r
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2G. 1858

BY RITCHIES g. PRYOR.

IF To afford lhose connected win 'his establishment
an opportunity participate In the festivities OF Inc season"
ne shall ia accordance with established usage ea'' I've
publication Of the Enquirer tomorrow. Oar next Issue "
therefore, be on Wednesday morning.
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lGveCiye un'"nas1rc,! n"' lo-Pa;ins stuse 80. o,
OIL By tie grnameu tho inE,Gors u! the Sou,h ~.
Southern members had maintained their scate in CUE,
GucUrun, and without reply. Ny ;Eo'e they had been -
cd on 10 listen 10 The rearsa %. those Tho denypq b
sa'!un OF their constitutional oath, would fslsi.S EIh
and the ,,lulntst provision OF the Constitution 10 $780,,
and sustain tlcm 10 violation OF their p!ish.ed fsh pF
The institution Of slavery was inherited and u,s a.,
by tho federal compact He would not lend his aid ~
e knew the cherished OBJECT OF Tie gentlemen. ~
,ha they niaht establish this hall q. IN. c.n,,s lnt
comatfy, to lien, np discot. Niec The Constitution II
"a 10 secu.e Southern isntS, Coz which il was ods;n
s.oag n ITO rsp'es5io 81 tie belief that this n
Ion has Inherent p"~tr enough 10 protect Itself
! iiG uoL!t tnter into discussion aid tused Sxs
gentlemen would follow his example, which he ,.S.s,
proper one lie trusted tina. they would maintain sbcs
LEI Northern gentlemen pour ont The lnyec;iye ar.
they masters. Southern gentlemen would al, Al y.
10 II, and would he GccOrous before i, and corp, H.
selves win The rt!ect ll sach language is mstuse
BY m=n who, II they have Obtained no!v!ey 20 al.,
laisis have not yet, In The estimation Ui tie cou,f TO-
! 10 The dignity Dt statesmen.
! The gentleman from New York, Cir Smh,> nrY,
matter, aGowed caplng spirit. He ted r. st,.
Secretary Mercy ably Vlnd:rGted the rights nj kRn.,
citizen Z! lie country By hw Of tie mi he co. "a
further and declare ~ the world !a Il Eoszara
ci!zen by iAw, he vas ." rule of eas N nm, ,pc
IL was r"ftalhr novel !ici ihli citizenship cuu ,c.
Qnfcd br ether rleacs than by law CulzenNc IA
Municipal arrangement, mi live; Gnv under co.aa-
Limitation and restraints which the law Imposes IL p;;ro
Ve'dea, r repeated tia: the Secretary OF State shot
up In vindicaiicn Q! tie honor Of the county and Z; .
yoGd The law - cay wheI constitutes cx-nship III xo.
say me auecsa maze on Secretary Marcy would be aEs
70 pass by the Idle wind, uhch he regards no. T,
SWORD OF lngrahsn ard lie pm cf Marcy are destined
joint Immortality
He nen projected 20 sieak on he subject o. the San,
bill regulating the appointment % hc Assistant Sectets!5
The Treasury, and argued a.ans. lis passage.
alr Bayiy Of Eir2ius, replied the eenemsn on the
named ro2Ic
Mr. Wheeler ot.aaod the h1o- "hen 90 motion The co
MI lee rosr
The Speaker id before tho House letter from Theod:
ScdgwiCk iny.ng Tic members visit tie Crysai p,
exhibition In New York. and mentioning ttat pacl12,
tickets had been forwarded for thsl purpose.
Th= House. iiirn ld!nurret ,i' TUESDAY neI;
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IuDnIN,inNfI,t,,rS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2J.-The Senate have coGa:n..
following nominations John N. Ecktc to be Conner,
!iews"n, meter arG rrncr AMI anyusiin HsIra:l.hr
sa,Ir ri lie Branch :ln; C!Iii-:nia
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1NliHrGiDT iSk,y

I,NJN. = tJ.I NoNl-v
pIILADtrrali, Dec. - -i:!e application 81 the f!s
Hsn"i Company - .eal:aia The cz"ns q Enc nom Ia
up rail road rack anL destroying ;hr BRIDGE
n The Supreme CVutl to-day, end ccs.UE reserved I.
m
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Tri:. Editors Ct tie En7u

RIcuMoap, December 18TH, 1888
GeEilsmen IL received by last nights mail cory Of The
Charleston Mercury, contaning tie Ecl"sed eIIer, 3D.
dressed ".i: Ladies pf Ike South Nth private rqrcs,
from The suthcrsss, ;ha, would use my hest eh'rs Ia
proper feeling in Virginia The sui jact Of which
IL TREATS
snow no, Why the aplh9rsss ssiecred unworthy a
person rather Than Ell once and directly 10 have
well timed eirc55 10 yourselves TO The Edl
tors Of The Wing have NOT The honor flor such should
esteem i) Of acquaintance With the fair aihoe6s but
hroueh Others know and highly appreciate her many
BILE yucs and hgh Intellectual and serial snJownenrs
fer address, and The depth Of pure feeling end rus pride,
"h.h s" beautifully dispays-s fair type Of her mind
and heart t.!c most highly cusasd The other moucd
Hh every patriotic sentiment, end saelezed by every
noodle impulse.
Tho sube; matter o Ter address, is csItanly which
will command respectful consideration Of every daughter
81 Virginia There Is, besides, great deal OF PRACTICAL
bearing Ia every argument used Tho Gulhoess has touched
chord which must y5rac In every heart, and awaken In
every bosom The reiss! emotions Nor Is the plan, which
she so well suggests Otherwise thaa feasible J! at
addresses Itself to s stronger; ties Of social WORTH In
every Southern heart. while Il displays Of grauIne
appreciation Of 7sha pigfRi1 ores 10 ers and the
s.ory 4 .sr s.a- Jet The ta:ss' Of hiS Country.
Allow nc thcn gentlemen, through the coianns ct your
raper 10 Introduce the subject and the hehsauled ani
talented tie press md people of frsni1.
May M s or Soss sa sn
Hi :1hGs eEe honorable 10 nc; sGX emu "c:t!y #
Eesanston coc cat 'asS thst y tie s?2sssiicEs ~ "a
Sovlt.ra c-o'H e:cc;py ctn2!et SIC eae:ss:icaS
carried ou: ir shar cc Mount Vernon, win il. sacre!
recss will DO he p.o?eris Ct Virginia: he Set Trust;
for posie!y !!vEs monument os the pas, and peTfe;n
CT ltnCntS CO ".c soc!2l NSIIu o! llS
daughters cf The SSc,L" Respectfully,
~ JOHN Il. o!L&Ea
r. H-Tili the Wh!g and ollie: papers throughout the
Stale ccrJ1
fF.cs ID. Charleston MerenT!.i
TO TIE LADIES OF TIE SOUTH.
tescendan: OF Virginia. and now daughter OF 6sfoli
IA moved 5T feelings Of for departed greatness
sad goddess, hy patriotism and Ct national aat
ABOVE all OF Southern honor 10 appeal &c yo n
behalf of tho "home aud grave" of Warrington.
Ladies' of The South of region OF warm. generous. en-
hrsiset.o hearts, where !here sill: fingers some unseif.h
o! country and counys heno some cEVaIc feelings
vet untouched BY tina, irrational spir rapidly oversha
dins the moral Of our beloved lands moral blight fatal 10
.ns roes attributes and which lore of money aud spe
cuatioo alone SCENE 10 survive-o you turn sou, who
some reverescs for Inc noble dead come admiration
remembrance of exalted worth and service even where
hsJ are no nsors OF yen we asks Aiyoc csr you iooH
ca and behold home and grave OF hs matehlsss
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Ggara os PROF. EDWARD q. CoUaTENhy.

GcAra O* PROF. EDWARD q. Co0i:ThNhf.
sc were aTcuii? gT;aveJ yesterday !" learn 81 the dra'
f Professor Eiward Il C0utcnay % 'he laVr:sy O. W.
yinis Ills i:.aasa are INFORMED VAS o:sih :''@i
~ i4aIn If s;ic:, "iin1iy Bereavement! -
Possessing. nis n!ariito. i! -" tssH7; !s.toIcss :" pa!
aca sri Inorn .:.saca, heart cn'c'Std o. f- :n n
,.osa - !us;,ca &c lrire.e and n"aana he Laws Of
no,rr hca,.l.es hc reca:c.: all "!o f'e associated
wi.h hin! feelings o. ns!ei aim:FTi9n shd love 10 a'''
him well indeed tg1a - good mora Cd:c"iion 70 nose
io rt chcSco appreciate hill 80 aaTs aearh il hi!
ant ns!cro :eH ;2Gag ;7fE ever aaSea 'o"2:
er course with hin, that "e'e ngl afterwards verify anu
honorable merhas 81 aoc!cy professor Io"t:taay "ss
an. ~ .os. orc az! most yana;Io men, w!1 though lead.
ng retired lie az the choice Of sensitive vif!unls AZ"
y nature yet exert extensive though unseen Influence
TO the momncra ri bis class IN al iheit difficulties us
rInJ aymoa:sc aad encouraging yet never sacrificing
The tru in his erres, To all ncn lG was ust AM,
hencyolcut Wh:h.f he connected win any 'hhtc!
.n ,n. kagw au. his krn", i;at ~ Eas a''hTh IN
---' i.aiGn. II! those niv rfa' 'H . tio''i r.
stu be long oliVa-fur
+, i've Ia EsaIts leave L4h.ui
is aoi toda.
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For the Engutrsr.
TO ANY MEMBER of CONGRESS WHO Has EARS
40


TO HEAR.
would respectfully cali y0ur attention 10 TIE act q lie
Goth o! February 1883 regulating fees Q! Officers Of lhc
Courts AMI desire 10 know why /! is thai The clerks
are sent by that ac The Comptroller OF The Treasury for
their per be paid not at his pleasure, when or.
mey Tia Marshal ordered 10 pay Them al tho close Of
each TERN .; the Court In the mailer of The per diem,
there could cheating for the record OF the Court
shnws tic number Of days az each scssi1.
Cnn5idc. lhia matter as jus: Is IL light Iha. the
clerks who are generally poor men, and qrlct ami fcacia
HE cits ns should kept Of their die three four
or ak months al The will leisure OF some Elisha White.
ssy when YOU momters Of Congress and The ofcels al
tending YOU draw your per diem your eIgences may re-
quire ,,
Clerks nave 10 pay Interest money they borrow or sell
their claims outside spectators and their secret partners
Il II take the clerks In the Vicnly OF Washington two
three or four monha get theis per i1r when will The
poor fellows in California Oregon Gg e.: get their mo-
ney7 Work II by The rule OF three.
Inc history Of this bill is curious nar II feHnds me
u certain bird lays ts eggs In The ground and when
sees danger approach slips spathly OIL the nest creehs
III 10 .islance and there t:sns great i'Iern9 and dis
!ress 10 draw attention from tho t:ea;nre.
This lasts mus. suiise Tor the present..
Il mIsh nave IicIous 10 address this mole 10
any member u! Congress :rc has 9ngue 10 speak 10 De-
nal! o. ~"'ii"'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

The paoi6. Parson Bowrlow onys: "The Methodist Epis
copul Church. Nor has appropriated fo hundred and '=
~ ttou.ond dcars for missionary purposes. Tho coming
YEAR Thousands Of this amount Ia Tor domtste issDH
and will BE given to those sGC,aere:ng :1ae'a'7g yam
X. aypoeris tho ministry. who labor In Virginia MARY
land Kentucky Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and California
70 convince the people that can't get TO gausecS
assyen and own slaves THO only argument that will con.
vince the pous 1asea OF their errors COS; OF tar and
fsshsrs and good ride fast oItlog Soutsn tt5ct
raQn Try the argumcnt!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

WYTtIE1ItLE AND DANvILLE TC RNPiRE.-!h
survey Of the roue for Turnpike I've had hoped was tor
PhnEroad) between This place and WTthe7!e has been
completed and The report Of Engineer was made 10 ha
Slockhotcr1 at t!ci. annual mscng Ct Henry Court House.
lie Esd umn. re hiya nOi yei RECEIVED Inc proceed
nes for publication
II will reen, by reference 10 another cohmn oil our
journal that II has determined 10 put un!st CONTRACT
the 2ls December t: Mills nj the Road VI the pfope'
" Of the ron!e adopted We ale not prepared 10 speak "
take his occasion friends OF the upper oounea,
thl people n0k :yh much interest 10 tie period when
this improvement shall mako Patrick Henry Floyd Or.
o,ya, an intimacy with s. end stretch hands TO
them in advance u the completion Of lie !D77S4f
Rfg!ttsr.
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Tho following article from the Charlottesville Js'sona
iha


. A"' , ~ ,h. ro,ot,
s,s.on ~ pI,,e, 10 The C. g Senate has given 90.
Ine s w n,,i. communion In The papers and among The
oT,e,sn, There were Mus democratic senator !nclu
ding both The Senators rom ms o sor,o 20
ios Mt. ~, hsse democrats in giving their votes
ros,s sc,uated By hostile attitude towards The President
nod The administration we 90 MOI oe'se = or =. ss5; we
see no eooa ieason ~ @ H. :. ~ ,..,,as,sd1 hss
eoos WY 81. - me r,;ncIcI.s ~ he creed
., !, he l,kcly 10 do so7 is ~ S;us Rights s"cca,c
proved such not only o. h,s whole me- oe; 'y s
n,a Wh,t c,nnnds nre ;here ior hlnkine ,aa ne is
10 sSandoo tbs principles " hs whole s ard preve
~ the trust wh'co mas eesn rrposea i" a " 90
nge aooV % .asO rr o. IVA d. no, think the psune
ers willing 10 believe that &c md his cabinet fahfa
and true 10 PRINCIPLES which they cane nio power
may De lha oe,.a. pe.s,s '.S 80 ~ a hi
ne @ "u - ,hcrs aro So many spnc,nis "a We
have reason 10 believe :ac.e have siae rssden h
escIion, Some dieliics Ia F'soia lh!s among the eh
Der pe!heps) nsEe hsa iew o. a" ess Eve" w ssu, @
.hs or or moving fecroant % patty lies and
yoino over 10 the enemy ST. long me Pesdest and ala
cary out the r,ca.es CT tie Democ.stc parry Oh
Iona viii n. democracy upacid IT, and whsne:s il abea
ops these principles .hen Til ihen VIII as Demo
n,,rc na-,v shardoo ITO administration
Tho "Unon' not the Guvernusat ashs, 81 "Seo.
,,,e, VIM ,h.n should these journals wish 10 kick 10
nn,s =, IA. Democratic c.,y1 ms erocetcs OF both
these Journals AIS acy Public Printers ie ,he;a ei.v
fnIa he contracts and tho pseo0 viii not conplan hl
VIC do protsai against thees Joorccs r1aspE
- g.. ~ p-,-,a ~. ,s.. o--ocrA~y
Speoisl Correspondence Of fne EnTaAor.
r,.y ~, sumne- leare he S.aa.s?- Msrioan A1aas-C-
"'a AT ' 49," o-.or, r.. rot, ef J'u,sdou
'' A -, q. ,s,,
NAssiSsE"S' AGO. ~ 'o'~'
rhsre ,s rumo: the, Mr.. Charles Sumne! Is a5aai 70
, tho s.,..a II has cysvs been tie eus,c.a !n asss
A"'e ~ ...,,, -.,, ~. . ou;.,,,u-o NJ ,t,e
chuses 70! Senator 10 'ess" nneu '.'' s'"e " We
State is against him. h Pickering iei' 'e S1n"'e i
account and go did John Quincy Adans Ia 1893 Th!a
$3.50, an, Denocr,,,o CUSTOM When q Senator nc
IN uo"0'' N'N ..-.,-.o, =, ST.. s,.,o hs .b,,L, &c
longer represents 'he sen'i'oe"'o VI ~ 0'0'>' -" ~
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E:iMIMEaSs2a EiEU;.is;s.

20 No.hin;, b.. 'rc!egru PHI ic,: might.
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49,. un s,1n CITIZENS OF r.lE COZ

.;-a TO c'IiE EiTiLENN Of THE % Z - 20
<: y ~ GLOUCESTER. h!.,E g ;liE:H .!Nt 80"
ASD NEw E!.ST.--H.-i'sG -pna :..,t .i."f!"h "'s'
u, he "a s.puisd ior The meeting Of ":= hIch''..
~ Ia Ra. rJGTrp lac. - kGs Queen OUT. no.
XII. Of December. 1873. aEi w2 aier al f"G''T'-.. =
=. 4 81 t1ar :: 'eia counr-. ~. o."'- ~ 49,
ic"iI"g ."n1'st! I"a- ~ az ~ ''
.rrrt 3, nc.. i,s,.n .4s "r .ic meeting 4! ita s'-
t,r w.! li.-Ts". Jn-..:c rrc: L. :-i""a! Fl
81 t.Sn!. f Ita ,ia's. i''. No.,
,-iy.e r-rlcu the! ,uu 49,! ::.si.u,. U- d"'s '
C-;.yrnsea d. i.ia: s Qyc:r C.,u:! :"u.e o. ..s
r, 1874 TuDS G. C.nPTON ~ ..S-- &c.
Il :. CHlEP, "" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

A FAST SrORY.-An EngIishman was Dragging o! the
speed English railroads Yankee traveller seate al
his sid CT the Of "ia train in Eng lie
engine bell was fuag az the train neared station II aug
gcsrd 20 the fanSer an opportunity OF taking down Ills
companion peg or iwo"
"Whai's that noise n innoccnlly inquired tito YANKEE
We are approaching town. SAIL Tho Eaga:"lan.
They have 10 commence ringing about ten miles te'ie
they GET 10 STALLION, else The Train would run " II o.:
fore ihc bell could &c heard WCndoul Isn't ~ cap
pose they haVn't invenei ors In America, yei +
way, yes, replied The iansati we've go' oit on:
csn them on railroads va so taIEa! ia+t that
he irsn always Keeps AHEAD OF tie sound no use ""a
ever the Sound nesel reaches line village XII sIte e a'
gels oy''
"Inicod" eHcisme.i tho Ene!.shman.
FACT said the Yansce 'lsd 10 gFe up Seii4 hs1
we tired s!es;a rhs ss-bu. they wouldn't cSsRr e!ser
was Gu locomotive when lire whistle was "!cs. re
were going al tremendous ra;a-hu!canss we're
and had 10 he'll my ha:T We ~o aoSa ss"n
Jet the whistle en-, aerseching ike trooper. Ii screamed
swfaiy, 5nt y "ssn't tho Fey; ia6e Eae~ "as
picking Ysc! u"; e. pond ~ roadside. enid TIC
enis u the locomotive asad horses, broken ego" ano
dead engineer nE beside jus; Then the whistle o
along mixed mp with i,iah.!u 0ahs tia! had heiId
The engihee! usa hen he FIRST The horses Poor lso~
ne was dead bt lore his voice g,I him. After that we lr!so
ghG supposins these would aVe! faster than 5onnd e
sol some 60 powerful that the chickens woke r2 all alone
the Ioad when we came by suppcspg 20 be r,o:nag But
iheOcomoSe EePt ahead CT si and In the darkness
toned against i they couldn't sleep with much light 10
Inc nght time Finally had 20 station electric telsgrapas
along the road with signal telegraph when the train
7as 10 slshfand hape heard that of fast raIs
peat me hsntnn8 ID minutes every 10 mea- But can
say :. that Ia 'rue-tts req, know 10 he 90"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
FROM PHILADELPHIA,

A thunder storm, with severe wind and rain Wis
wards new Hotel was torn off, and the upper part
of four stores in Delaware avenue near blown
down. A man named Washington Russell, pass
ing at the time, was seriously injured.
Some Of the witnesses who saw The man who
murdered Rink leave his store on the afternoon
of the murder, were taken to Springs cell this
morning, and all, with but one exception agreed
that his general appearance resembles that person.
Spring sent for the Grand Jury and volunteered a
statement Of his connection with the Rink mut-
der. He said he was passing the store during the
afternoon and heard the cry of murder. He went
in, and as he did so man with bushy whiskers
rushed out. Saw Rink lying on the floor, who said
he murdered. Acknowledges having left
Ragan'> umbrella in Kinks sore. OF course the
statemnts prove, concusively, that Spring murder
ed him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

TIL; JOHNSTON, JR.-Passing along Main street
yesterday, We observed that the store room for
nsrly occupied by our old friend Til: JOHNSTON,
a., was vacated, he having, true to his wosd
"cOsed out" We felt as ifa familiar favcrite had
suddenly left the ranks of his profession for GER
hnly, no man was ever more deservedly popular,
as dy-goods merchant than "Tom Johnston, -
and his customers will regret his withdrawal. We
ale gratifed, however, to see that he Is now ena-
bed to devote his PERSONAL attention to the interests
Of the large iron manufacturing firm of Messrs
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON & Co., of which he is mem
Der, and we trust that lie will find his new pur-
suits pleasant and lucrative.
ourParkersOurgh rea.Iers are especially re fened
'O.''Tommy Johnston's branch'' in their town,
where they will find goods selected with great
e'Ie in the East to suit the tastes and demands of
lie good people down that way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
By the National Line.
FOR TnE YlNrELnG ENcER
FOREIGN NEWS. -
ARRIVAL OF THE \ ALPS p s..

ward on Monday, with good demand, but the ab-
sence of late American adyices tended TO curtail
operations The arrival ofthe Cambria this evenj
ing brings ndvices of the maintenance of a high
range OF prices in American market and prospects,
and decided falling OF in receipts for the week,
las impaired more bouyancy 10 the market, and
sales advances 18th on last weeks rates for mid
ding and upland Lower qualities unchanged.
More business is doing at Manchester with bet
breadstufls has been limited and confined to the
actual wants of consumers, without any material
change in prices.
LoNDoN.-Flour sells slowly. Wheat has an
upward tendency with small arrivals. Corn a
shade higher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

"SALLIE WAND ASD JULIA DEAS."-These are
certainly pleasant names, and when bestowed up
on Tobacco it's not to be wondered that one rolls
the "weed" under his tongue as "sweet morsal.'
AprOpoa: We received yesterday from Messrs. H.
K. LIST Co. a box Of Jnlia Deau AMI Sallie
Ward brands of Tobacco, manufactured by War
wick, 0tey d Co., Lynchburgh, Va, which is pro-
nOuHced by good judges a superior article, beng
pure and carefully prepared without any villain
O1s compounds. Messrs. H. X. List & Co. keep
all kinds of The superior brands of this Old vir.
gina Mandatory, from and SIS to pound
Jumps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
For the InteIliteneer.

lily Couneil-its last mccting-its.n ct;on.
W mist humorous knowledge stands considering
Auaaeious Ignorance hath done the deed.'
who loves no music but the dollars eItnk."
wei applied economy, Mr.. Editor, in all is COM
aendahle Economy without discretion is no viz
'ue' anu Often results in evil. These truths have
'seH OF late lost sight of and disrega1ded by our
'Otlhy City Fathers. BY reference TO the vote it
.I' Ue seen that they by majority of two, re-
H''eu me resolution appropriating the small sum
one bundled dollars designed to provide suit
.S'e Atnaory for the new military company now
SSSuNlng. This vote has disappointed the mem
0ets and friends of this company.
composed entirely of young gentlemen poor in
fu'se' Out nch In public spirit, and love for their
Aa1'Se and adopted city-anAious 10 promote tina,
~ wy peace land safety-ready to sacrifice their
'-'e-'ney iully expected our Council would have
f..'eu more true TO their honor, and more con-
'A"' aSsentlnelS of the public veal. Who that
Oe.S The maay thousand dollars so lavish.
auu Willingly bestowed on men in individual
,p1s"y-upon many champagne 5asketS-unon
'ae Legislative bodies that they mi gbt ..Jonoo
,ts. IN snort. upOn:men foreign and domestic
IOeS moi belleye-that '"That custom would
- Oeeh more honcred in the breach than tbe
.s That some would, have voted
learn from member of the State
vh" eS' was expected. But that the gentleman
,ho,,.' 'ea The resolution be laid on the table
iienS, nave We SO acted. at least disappointed its
they a, ne company hoped that a citizen whom
of home ! rssed-nnd whose we'll known love
ture5 - !" sttOng. whose judgement SO well ma.
they eIns financial matters, and whose influence
them. U'u nave been prompt 10 aid
military s LOW lWhee'ing-to its slame-is withou,
Cornell n" COPS and if it ever wishes one its
upon all ,oh give it encouragement. and frow1
lyaung out .a.s .,.aa''Ons as member so coward
remarks The 1T at the last meeting ANY sucl
f..,i nust any such members who al, ow moscow.
Feelings to govern their votes Will az os persona
il them 'hatitis undisniaed@uak5na snI
-.s".uly, .a' ,z- NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
CoMMISSIoNER.S SALE

DY virtue deed ortrust executed by Henry A. Dix
ID Others July 81, 1850, and ded in the
clerks office OF tie county Eohio county in deed
No 30, page and OF decree the circuit court
said county made the 18Th May, 1851, in certain
suit in ehancery wherein am complainant and
ByeTs and hers deendants SHALL Saturday: Tie
dth day OF May proceed to SELL at public sale to the
highest bidder at the court house OF Ohio county upon
half OF LOT No in No7 situate the west side of
Market street. in the city OF Wheeling Also The north
part Of lot No 6 in the same square about
width adoipng The give bonds
with good security, bearing the day sale
ap12 MORGSN NELSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

WHEELING FEMALE SENINARY.-We are gratlfed
10 earn that two graduates of Mrs Willard Semi
mary, Troy, N. Y. have been engaged as teachers
in this institution, and Monsieur De Massias as
teacher Of French and drawing, and Professor
weidrch as teacher of Music. 1t will be opened
on Monday next We invite attention to the
Special notice to-day.