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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26
Election TO-DAY.

The election to-day is one of much Importance,
and cannot occupy too much attention in the minds
of our citizens. The Commissioner of the Board
of Public Works for the Sd Section, a member of
Congress. member of the Senate aud two mem
bes of the House of Delegates are to be voted for
to-day. The Senatorial election is most import
ant of ALL owing to the Pittsburgh question inyo-
we'd in it, and our citizens should one and all re-
member this fact, and look to their interests in the
vote of to-day. None should stay from the polls.
Every voter is bound to do his duty else he is re-
sponsible for the consequences ofShis neglect, no
matter what they may be. Let no one fatter him
self that one vote will make but little difference
and therefore he may stay away. Every good vote
counts two, and the most important elections have
been turned by single vote. Remember this,
citizens of Wheeling and Ohio county. Come 10
the Pollsl Remember that many important ques-
lions are to arise this winter affecting your inter
ests, and hence you should select your best men
for the House of Delegates. Party has now no
voice in this election. but let all come together
in common cause and vote TO preserve, uphold
and protect your common interests. Come to the
polls and do yourduty to-day. Come one and all
and so vote that you will be ably and trsittally
represented in the next Legislature of Virginia.
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Mamnnth Eat Store.

No. 146 ANp f4S NAN Strict, WHEELING, Va.
O. AVERY, having enlarged his store in order . ~ =.
~ the demand, has on hand and Is receiving hel y
EASTERN eites, and manufacturing ore Of IG:Si
ofHats and Caps thai las ever been offered ID l M;
consisting OF every variety and style row 10 ne ~
which will be sold at the lowest possible pnte Ehs'
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps will please al nd q
anime the stock for themselves, as We shan sss -
pleased to show Goods, and use our bes rSy
suit our customers. ap21 s.A'hAI.
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Municipal subsoripions to Railroads.

lS1Aun1Clpal f9upSCElPLioIb TO fkallfCtGbsi
Charles Ellet Jr., Esq, in letter 1.-THE Presi-
dent of the Central Virginia Railroad, gives the
list of subscriptions to Railroad madesor authori-
zedt y various cities. We make the following
synopsis of Mr.. Ellet's letter:
CRY or rHiLkpkLfHtA.
lnci,siig ne Incorporated Spring Garde,land
NE AoStfesHt Ldberfies.
City proper to Pennsylvaf Railroad
Spring Garden and Liberties, 100000
city proper, to Wafer Gap. DO 5oo,0o0
City Proper, to sSsbary and Erie Il. r. esas 1870
pended 2 900, 900
Total by city 1000
ALLEGHENY COUNTY. lpEsssxLyssil.
laciudtng ne eittes Of Pitts6Dga aud ALLEGHENY.
County Of Allegheny e
Pittsbargh City TO Allegheny Valley -. 10000
e!y 10 tS e sssassnSs 5000
70 ohio and Pennsyiysnia 10000
Pittsburgh City to Ohio and R. R. 100000
Total, as near as 900
j. ONO COUNTY, VIRGINIA
1856
Bss 8 1855 sssSS
Total for city and 900
BLLTiMoRE.
: Has ubscribed in stocks and loans as follows; 3
and esS rslfSsd
sasqasSspaa Canal DO o..... 5000 5000
Total stock seso,ooo
In addition to these subscriptions .the city has
auehsnaa Company. NV $4,000
loan = 10000
railroad 10000
- Credits = $4,000
tss city y has
nellsyile railroad Company. 100000
antee 900
n aeisl ST. LOUIS. ~ -
The city and county of ST. Louis have recently
subscribed literally to leading lines of. railroads.
These subscriptions amount in the aggregate to
50, 4OO, 0o0 are distributed as follows: q
q ~ 81 .ByItte City, !. - .,.E
10 the Ohio and Mississippi isilfGads. 10000
g sg Total by the city a'57I - 100000
Byahsceinty, q ~ tfi5lj.j d <
To the Pac0c railrosd: 5000, 900
q the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI railroad. 100000
&. the Iron Mountain railroad. 100000
Total by. the City and County, Sc 100000
u NEW oRLEANs.s a So
The Gity5of New Orleans has subscribed to the
stock of three railroad companies in the Slate of
able to inform you whether the city has made any
other absorption to similar objects.
The above statements are made on the best au-
thority can obtain at short notice. think you
may rely on them as essentially, though not al
ways minutely, accurate. Cincinnati and LOUIS
am not able TO state the facts in much detail.
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CAUTION

Theundersigned, who are well acquainted with
Thos. NJ. Gally, and believe he will serve if cleo
ted to the House of Delegates desire to state, that
the report that he is not a candidate is evidently
circulated without authority from him, and with a
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7F EAGLE SASH PAcfo@H15G;
f. Lid s. ID e W soR -
nLANURACTU EIss;tiqn SkSttst

- zIs1coR STEIL5'rA
CENTRE WHEELING F,riory, Us :;
TTAV1NG eompleted our extensive IA lhA DecfA
III now prepared to FIN all orders loE - -
every size. , ~ Il . u ,uitabs . ~ "
fronts, &c, made 10 order Every yallsS
rom iouFth bead 10 inch osee are
Every variety or Pi asteTs and AZ sfaaaTI o
dor. Also, Senitian Shutters ea1ns' -
wing Stats. t,ors and tle ~
The proprietors eanassufe their h u
that the above named articles are trIes Als3
very best mater Hal and latest improved ~ III
Will be ait endedto promptly, anu sTSIIs nEW
shipping & mas t = -l-.----r7
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NEW .ADvRRT1sEMENTs
ANNUAL ScTsooI FSIectior,.

I meeting ofthe School OF Ohio COS
was ordered that an be held saturday, tie
as ses aga and asr the
nee o. me herein named for ono
for each School District in tIis county, VI.
FoRATKINS0NPR PRECINCT.
ss
Samuel for said precinct
and Two Trustees
FOR COLUMBUS PRECINCT.
q Orr samuel conne and james
ior one for sad and two
FOR HENRY PRRCINGT. 4
AT the house of MIS-. French, .iadelpbia, ner the
snperintendence OF Jacob Goodng William Boggs, aud n
u Garrison for one Commits sioner said
ind Rough and Dstpstsp Centre
FOR JEFFERSON PRECINCT
intendeec Of Andrew Hall John Montgomery and William
Little for one said precinct, and two
FOR M sisff IL f PREcP iS5sfs.
At the house q Isaac Jones, under the suenehdenee
Commits and FOR eao
Blaney S G95s9n ssI aris and Point Districts
"a the house of washng L. Bigss in liberty
under the ofw Curtis, Abraham Cox
and two each. Brady Beck and Nc.
FOR WA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. q.
Gregg,s school house. under the superintendcnce OF
WI Wiliiom Gegg q. and Joseph
each Beech Glen Kelly, Wood Fulton, and Clinton Dis
81 sSs
OF June next at 10 O'Clock at which time the Tfus
tees viii please hand In their reports aiSs t3
1nyss ....-ll J.R DIoKEY. Clerk
MAs III II LTD repeied TvaierpoweE
'aaaTs court E y sS6%sn
7w f.s ~ Browne In c9hann ssy.
PuIsgant 70 tho decreen this cause, will offer for sale
oee ss S shs
Day, al the tools and fx
lures LOT cArng, preparing cot
ton, which the Factory bndihg IL lie
cooa S gssS t sSsa5ts Obs
bell for the said decree mentioned Terms or
BALE passl Fs fs9S % %S9ey isss
John r. Iewis,s SOL ISAAC GRAHAM
my19 ss n 81 Master Commissioner in Clancery
The above sale will be held on The above described
premises al one kpTecisely on the day hove
il good working Consists e II tSs Ssg and
viz ope willow one iairty inch apper spteader, iii
bobhin specde sixteen Bobhin speeer one mule two
hgIdred spindles, three baing machines Irvine and
twelve hundred spnies reels yam press togeher
comPeie Goton Factory; also Batting machinery. .t
OBg1s Linseed oil'in STORE ana fQF ssls y
~ zmLSSo kELLS7& CALDWELL.
l0l KEGS Pure w hite Lead just reed by =. -7--
w. KILLS q CALDWELL.
10 bsLs. Spirits TurpentiRe jgsh red y
~ -. -s. zkELLs & CALDWELL,
WV wv any agantity, by KELLs L CALDWELL.
sLAYMAKER & HAsLnTr,
COL UNI 3 Ia HOUSE,
Chestnut So, below 7th,
PH1LADEEPHHA.
BOARD S1,6o PER DAY s; = myee-d1y
New nfusit, ,,nd 1Tnsfs,,I 4 I.,,..--.-....
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to use their ratio ofthe tax in erecting and conduct
ing schools according to their own conscientious

to use their ratio tax in erecting and conduct
ing schools according to their own conscientious
belief
It seems to me that Protestants have mistaken
theissue of this question as TO the Public Schools
between themselves and the Catholics.
tits not, take it that the Catholics wish to
snbyert the Public School system, OF establish
Catholic rulein the same.
Butitis thatthey ask the privilege to appropri-
ate their portion of the tax levied upon them for
the support of the Public Schools, to them
selves; and to erect schools in which TO teach
their children according their religion and con-
scientious scruples may dictate to be done.
sIt.isdifferent with Protestants in this respect.
Because tneirsystems of religion generally are so
nearly alike; thattheir conscience would mott
bid a system of education that would make them
SO nearly all the same. n.
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ADYERTISE NTENTs.
Eor RaltiaoFs nv NH.
Great through Lime for the EasI.

sssssszs ssss;5lsssSi ss-iTI
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~ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE rNTELLIdENcER. e
The Union-Dnu and Ftas-Presiaent Pierce ane
,tAei Concord Pdtriot- Virginia Dipiomqtiealh
done up-Afahogany Desks and thousand aolLai
SaLaries-D Districts appointment-B. Is o.. r. r.
-Coitfitctor Olcen, &c.
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PHYSICIANS

Sss-sf --,s .Esi ~ Fd4SllilANSs zr=---
have cured Themselves and the members of their families
by its after their remedies had failed;
are generous asto recommend it to their pa
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From Washington.
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M oIoas N Gibson,

PLUMBER AND GAS y !RsStSs
No. Hl.ioa 81, opposite G. HI Bf,r 2. .sistsS
TSRGs leave to inform his friends anu ~ ~
ID eTal, thathe continues to carry Oh reespeft
gas hitting ina1ffts various branehes' '4's& 90
He has on hand lead anu bii =
mon and patent hydrants tOun,s -
water closets, WISH sSmilIss bot - ~
shower baths bath tubs, lead
cofIins hatters kettles, retoTts Iol ftisA
chemical appaf etc y q = q tbs
dispatch. ~ 8 . u, 4. = b,,skets, telai n
Also, chandeliers, pendants feses'7' -,stsyI r
candle burners, etc. a 4 -. an ibs ilehs'
eejyed and promptly vii -
IN il. -AlI orders rom the county ip-
prompt atiention- al
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EplToRs announce the MAJ n,
Dr. JOHN g. cAMPBELI.o of Ohio county, as a suitable
to represent the next House OF Delegates or
virginia. His experience ami ability require no
hope will consent to serve and &C.
eord;to the wishes of ap2s OHIO COUNTY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

PHILADELPHI4
Curtain Warehouse,
IN cAesbsut s PhiladslPhfa ogYosife ne tafe ous,
HENRI 81 w. "a EFOR lS = 80 '7-
IMPoRTER AND DEALER ~ CURTAINS, C6arkIs M
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE CoyERINds
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
TPH0L ESALE IND RETAiLs
: I ne stock comprising, in part, the following.
Embroidered laee Curtains; Gilt cornices;
Do Muslin Do do Pins;
DFapery Laces & MnsIiis; do Bands
all WI dths Canopy arches and Rings;
Satin de LANES; Prfnres f1r,ts,,s 'i r
DaInaskss ''ii Dfols,
larleatook OF FRESCH PLUSIEs, of ali eorors ~,
qualities on hand - s.s es'ois anu
colors shading ~ al
N u Persons ordering Curtains win eivethe u,.as,r.
mart7-iyd&w - "'-'eoS.
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candidate next House of Delegates nom Ohio
County, and I'd 'obiise &. I, mas SHORT CREEK.
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New Music ind Musical Insfrumcnt.
NE nndet has Tie honor TO announce to the fir
and 10 all the lovers music in this place and Vi
that he las this large assort
ent ofthe latest and most beautiful Musical Consi
ons ool and Vocal, whichhe offers at the
very lowest prices is the greatest which
ss PC lonna IN ths place he has also hand new
Flutes, oia19nstts Brass Violin Bows he
pfY nks Violin and Gutar best Roman Italian Strngs
he VIII also have ina few days several new Pianoes
me OF Knabe, Cache & Co.. or
bauinore which he intends TO sell the lowest prices
nent IS handled carefully. ~ z = = = NA tsstSj
These Pianoes lin +he N
states and list OF of the most stipesbed
IN ms country can be calling at the
Music store, No. 190, Main Street. III = -. -
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I'D HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
We are requested to announce THOMAS NJ GA1IY of
the city OF Wheeling, and DIR, JOHN @. CAMPBELL o.
county, as candidates the House OF Delegates
wequaled to represent Ohio county iii the next Leg
lure OF Virginia. h, lsssyas5 nr2s
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. SENATORIAL EN- 4 NOMINATION.

800 tsf sSENATORIAIIsNOMIN D q 3
To the Editors OF the 1nteilieenee are respect
fully requested to announce, in your paper, that D. NJ
EDGINGToN will be candidate for the Senate OF viz
at the election to be the An Thursday in
May and that he will be supported by the voters Of the
district without respect to party ~ stleE
Many citizens Of WELDING and Ohio co,ttJ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

cured Chronic Infiammatory Rheumatism of
seven duration, the skill OF the physicians OF
PARIS London, and of this country had failed Rev,
judge Davies Hon. T. II. Shelby, Members of Congress-
with members OF the State Department, Washington
hundreds or who give their testimony thfs;won
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

SUGAR. The total sugar crop of Louisiana in
the years 1852 -63,s estimated at 1858, 129, 600
pounds, and the crop Of nolasses at %. 200 200
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Z, We would refer ii SSlh.,000,OOO!! %
to an leading
ana Inhn men Of the city OF RichmoS5. Rln.
city. " ii thompson and the Rev. s r. 2
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IIAMPTON'S lVk(TKlAB Bile TINIiI0RE-
III THE GREAT ,RESToRATIVRE-
.eil8s & (, AND lNYIGoRATo = ~ Is

lie carefully studied the nature OF the medicines used by
them according the Light Teceiy
ell used Them had been taught and had the cheering
satisfaction oIfnding disease emacated
body and vigorous health in its stead; HIS case
was of no ordinary kind but astonishing friends
and neghbors The fame OF 1t spread; the people far
near sent TO the doctor for his successful
combination of Indian remediesj which freely given
Them until the became numerous The demand
so great that the doctor advised by his
1pduced through justice himself put up Vegeta
bic Tnetue bottles and charge aPrtee for ftwhcwas
freely gwen Finding its into and ill.,
teigelt alies aud astonishing all by its wonderful
cures; commanding eeftifcstes and testimony favor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

urThe Free Sellers in Ohio are making strong
effort for their candidate for Governor, Samuel
Lewis. They had an immense meetingi in Cincins
natl on Friday veding, at which Lewis Giddings
and Senator Chase delivered speeches. i...
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T7ITST, yeeeived- lot ofsenaie stL5w sslpRR i So
'eis : mails S. ID. HAh
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please announce LEWIS sTEENRoD, Esq, as a can.
didate for the State Senate from the district composed o
willlrecelve the cordial support OF tho 3 4 -
ma mao - S iss Il 4 20 PEOPLE
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JNPARALLELED. SUCCESS!

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
The many cures made by it, and the great demand have
induced the propreors 10 offer It to the AFFLICTED in this
city with the honest conviction that the happy
suits viii us here, nnnmerous other places
HON. HENRY CLAY, AND HON. X. N. JOHNSON
have Certified TO IFS merits. CAPTAIN CANoT, BROTH
er oil the celebrated ply sioian 10 the 9 !sl5
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YISEYARpsI IN FLoRIpA.-A correspondent of the
Appaiachicola Advertiser advocates the planting
Of vineyards in the State. for the producion5of
wine, for which the soil and climate are both ia
vorable He says wine, dried figs and raisins can
beproduced in abundance there .5s rs ,3..s
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After speaking of wonderful himself he says
Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver complaint AID
with inability, constantly from weakness
years. being entirely by the use
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture;' n ,j,t fStfssis
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
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1t has shown Itself most powerfully curative OF

-.7It-l NERVOUS. DISEASES - -
In their various forms, giving new life and vfgor resto
ring shattered constitutions, and thus inusing hope
place of despondepcy. By its mild, pleasant safe
stomach liver, kidneys, lungs, and the nery
Gus system, u Gu es DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASES or THE URINARY ORGANS, CO U(iHS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, CONSUMP.
TON. SpRoFULA, KINGS EVIL, WORMS, -RHEU-
MATlSM,i GoUr, NEURALGIA ST. vlTUs, DANCE,
FITS, FlSTULAs PILES with all diseases arising from
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oun RELATIONS WITH MExlco 3 COL Gadsden,
the newly appointed Us. Minister to Mexico,
in letter to commercial house in New York.
expresses q strong desire to lave ourtrade with
Mexico increased. and atds.. ssss5 RI
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S1lCnmOnd, va. ~. q
10 the sale OF all kinds OF Pro-
duce aud Manufacturer Goods may be shipped
the BAIT d Ohio Railroad TO Baltimore nd consigned
to Jacob Brandt agent The Powhattan Steamboat
Col or Charles agent ofthe Bato Rich
niond une OF either fwhom will receive and
Forward them wi thout Charge u -
$50 sJf= sRRFERENCES.
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Aaron Kelly, ,a.sl-.=t * Zf1A
S. Brady,5yf 80 g ~ - 70
Morgan Nelson, Z, Wheeling
Dr. 81. IL. Houston, - l. a r - -
Aessrs. Sweeney 6sSon.s 81 -544E.J&
Messrs. Lewis q Geo. Cassan,l "a
.-aissteh j. o. Selman &. Son, Is Baltimore. ~
go - Love, Mar tin q. Co., u 80 81 - -
~ judge Jno. Brockenb rough Lexington, Va.
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~ sissss. THE FEMALE SYSTEM
has, in DOCTOR HAMPToN,Sa VEGETAB BILE TING.
sfTURE, "A CUREslor its numerous and complicated de-
rangements. Hundreds who have been debltated and
dsprtea and on verge OF premature grave, have
abundantly able to provo BIZ such ahost OF
I.IVINGI TIcIrrNESSES5
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"A COTTON FACTORY ROR SALE Ar
II II AnaIl.TON, O,-Propeled bSNYnferpower.
Benjamin urler, for the use \ II d, - - -
ofslndry persons, Butler G ounty, Fl
vs. Court of Common Pleas,
y WIS Browne In Chancery.
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Thousands Will testify to cures themselves, wives
civ heloy netre
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/ 6Sou LJWdIuS 1OreSlaQOWlnp
the Christian illeninms, tS.gSlsFs ~ y q
ssat 90
DYING DEcIARAr1oNs.-A interesting and i'm.
porants question: of evidence has been decided BY
the supreme court, now sitting at East Cambridge,
in the trial of Thomas Casey,{for the .lnurlefofl
Onyra Taylor and his wife at Natick.s Taylor, il
VIII be was dead hen found, and Mrs
Taylor, although SPECIFICS and mortaliy wound
ed was conscious nearly up 10 the time f.herde-
cease. She was well aware, by the assurance of
her physicians, that no hope was of her
recovery, and on being peatedy requested under
these circumstances, by Doctors Whitney and Hoyt
TO squeeze their hands if Casey was The man who
committed the deed, she did give he sign as d.
reced. She was asked other questions, to be an
swereds by the same sign, i { the response was
but TO desist from pressing the hand if
the response was negativeSa n "a i ffss5 & n
These questions were asked To test the mental
CONSCIOUSNESS and sanity the diving woman tand
the answers were such as 10 entirely flle
that had the use of her mental
faculties. n as5e7ssl5 ~ ~ It51Fl5f =
BY the we'll known rule of evidence. tbe a vim,
declarations of a person fully aware of his state
are admitted IN courts of justice and allowed all
the credit of testimony ven under the sofsmn,
ties OF an oath, on the ground an Individual
conscious of his Immediate departure 10 tts nres
ence ofthe Deity would be very unli to inake
astase statement. sss1ii a1disa = 80,
The question in this case is " neither the answers
gwen by signs as directed, would come under the
denomnationof dying declarations Tbe atiYna
raj, and as earnestly resisted by the prisoners
counsel. The Court after consultation ruled The
evidence admissible but cautioned the jury inrez
ference to the full amount of credit to be attached
his rs a very important decision, and viii add
another TO the list of precedents forceurts Of iis
uce gHcnt the Country all SIMILAR cases: for
the opinion of the supreme Judicial court OF Mas
achnsetts on legal questions is heIdin high res
Jotuaai. -
We learn by telegraph that Casey was found
guilty OF murder in the first degree.
a-s-Louis Q. h. Finney. Esq. declines the Wing
nomination Tor Congress in the LIST district Of Viz
ginia.
g5sAn ice house at Rockland, N Y, containing
i20g0 ions OF ice, WIS destroyed by lightning last
Wednesday. Loss $50, 900.
gJBerkly Calls, formerly an omnibus driver
IN Philadelphia, was drowned near Piedmont,
Va, on the l4th inst.
1.-THE General Assembly of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church in the United States met last
Tuesday, in Princeton, KY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

70 sRfet "A CARD. 5Sf3s4 - q "A
EIsK ELL, & CO having just rstprnel from New
THEIR THIRD STOCK THIS SEASON.
comprising an extensive very choice selection of ele
ganl summer Soodsmost OF received a few
since In New York per steamer Ata1tic-many OF
the styles being entirely new and very beauliin =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

PsIsgaqtt tho decree in cause, win offer for sale
on the 4th day of yune next, betyyeen Inc
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. ~ ,and O'Clock, ON said
DAY, al the machinery tools and appurtean m
t9 which are nov the Factory bndthg
HamiIt Cotton Mill, fly
bell for the purposes in said decree mentioned Terms or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

60 PAIR g chiiarenu fine Fancy shoes Just received
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

NN3 ALL PKR-An additional siifpI, n ,l5e,, Z nd
ft peautiial Patterns AT prices Just received y
J0HN'H IHOAfPS0N,
ins<v- 81 Monroe street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

IA young man named Frank Dobbin. was A..
rested al Cincinnati ON Tuesday cutting aisiys
dress while walking along the streets. Acts of hi.
character have Of iate been of frequent occur
renee IN the Queen. City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-26

| PLANK BOOKS, Writing Paper, Fancy and countirr
IL House Stationary OF all binds for sale BY
JOHN H THOMPSoN,
ni4<e- 3tMonfoe street,.