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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23
INTERESTING ExrED.rros.-The N. York Courier

e.. r.
(! INTERESTING ExPEDiTIoN.-Th N. York Courier
of Saturday says: o. su-1 D.
Something new will occur under this days sun. A
steamer Will leave our waters with clearance for
the Republic of Paraguay, destination never yet
had by any tSSe sailing from any North Amer
lean or European port. She goes for the purpose
OF Carrying on regular trade on the Rio de la
Plata and Paraguay River, between Montevideo
and Ascension, q distance of eleven hundred miles,
never yet traverSed by steam craft oil any deScrip
tion She will perform regular monthly trip be-
tween the two cities, carrying, passengers and
freight, anu will be the means of opening q conf
merclal communication-which has never vet eX-
lsted--with all the tributaries OF the Rio dc la
Plata, comprising extent of three hundeed thou
sand square leagues of territory, rich in articles of
commercial exchange. The steamer EiParauguay
by name has been fitted especially for this service,
and stauncher craft than she now is, could hard
ly be found. She is two hundrediee in length by
twenty-seven in breadth, and has q cylinder of
torty-eight feet, with eleven feet stroke. Her
commanding officer is Lieut.. a. S. BALpwIN of
the U nited States Navy. She takes with her %
passengers md $50 tons of COAL but will stop for
further supplies al Grenada, in Windwa I'd Islands
al Pernambuco, and at Montevideo, and her running
time II Ascencion will probably be about twenty
eight days.. In every respect, both in construction
and equipment, she goes completely adapted for
her destined service, and, so far as human sagacity
can guaranty success, she has that guaranty.
We take pleasure in saying that the credit cf
the expedition which starts to-day under such
favorable auspices is due almost entirely TO Ep-
WARD A. HOPKINS, Esq, the United States Consul
for Paraguay. .l=. ..- ,....
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Jan. 1s45, adopted resolution by which rotation
in Office applied TO territory well as persons,
and whereas the said resolution has failed 10 pro-
mote that union and harmony in the democratic
party whichit was designed toeffect. Be it there.
fore resolved that the convention repeal the said
motion OF resolution. Which was adopted.
Onlnoton resolved, Thatthe proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Wheeling Argus and
the democratic papersof the district.
The convention adjourned on motion sine die.
JOSIAH BOYER, Chairman.
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tiating aud naming the Hon. Alvah Hunt, adopting
him into The White Heron Totem. The chief took
Mi. Hunt by the arm and led him round the cir.
Gle, all the chiefs and warriors joining in a low
haunt, swelling gradually into loud, wild cho-
rus. After The song completed. Mr., Hunt was
name-Wan mis-. he yo-which means the "Beau-
tiful day." They called him this because he had
dispelled, by his kindly aid, the dark cloud which
hung over them, and enabled them To look on a
thanks for The honor they had conferred upon him.
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New MODE OF GRAFrING.-A friend from Mas
sachusetts has communicated the 70 lowing mode
of grating the peach on the willow. Bend the
in the ground. Then bury peach stone midway
sbetw cen, and when the young tree attains height
to intersect the willow above, cut slit in this lat
ter, pass the peach twig through it, and close up
in grating. short time thereafter cut Off the
peach stem underneath and it will continue to
grow out of the willow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

AWFUL DEvELopEMENrs-The Cleveland For.
est City hints thai the lovers Of romantic curosites
in tbatiIake region are about to have rich morsel
in the shapesof suit in court, brought by one Of
the most fashionable, beautiful and accomplished
andsbank-Tag damages from gentleman of Similar
social positions, W No after ooing winning and en-
ioying her young affections broke Off from ilafris
monal engagements in The most aggrivating man
Res, leaving the poor lady inconsolable.
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Whereupon D. Kemble nominated Y. K,dwell
and the vote being taken was as follows: : -
Brooke for KidwenE l-1-s . az -

0 u IIIiU4UI OI CFF. NJ cune,. ,, -
Resolped, That this convention viii use all
honorable means to promote the election of 2.
Z. Onmotion of Col. Boyer. 4. ~ 81 Z
Rssotcsd, That the thanks of this convention
are due and are hereby rendered to L. L. Miner for
his able: gentlemanly and impartial conduct while
Amotoni was made by ldr. Tar of Brooke. as
folloWs:is 5sR f1Esnoss syS sss5 = ~
Z Whereas, the Democratic congressional coyen-.
ton composed Of the deiega. es from The various
counties of this district held at Blacksyille, in
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uThe telegraph tells us that the Washington
Union has advices from Cuba, contradicting ali the
President KING by the Cuban Governor. Who
got up that huge iie2 The question arises, would
the Union have corrected this story ifthe Wings had
remained in powers Now that Ner have the re-
sponsibility, the locofoeos finding out that the
isn'tit? 49, il-lsa ~ $50 : : ;, -,
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Valuable Property Tor s5nie a.. a.,
- ---s.s 49, Partnerahip.s -

re Undersigned offers for or copartnersbin
fORdCE located four miles from the line nj The
"a and Ohio Railroad and near Fairmount Marion
stone, Coal and Timber close to the irfaee
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his operations sI
any one having Rolling Mill Foundry in Whes,nS
%ho VIII Join In with this establishment and fnrnisI
~ he WIN offer the most liberal terms
lug all hery or stock lair valuation
specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be seen At th
Office OF the Wheeling IntelIigencer ~ sen at the
lost OF iron ore, delivered at the per TON ., q.
Cost Of Charcoal Per 100 bushels ie .o I.
COST OF limestone, portion a ID - - 20
Hon Thomas HayIl5nd will receive ana conS. 90
examine it iETafGf - w. may uesre 10 visit and
ioo.ll-eI- 80. $1,000 - JOHN c. Williams
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BIn another column wilfbe found the procee-
dngs ofthe Democratic District Convention held
at Moundsyille- Having an extensive circulation
throughout the District, and consequently many
Democratic readers we deem but right that we
should publish them. though not requested TO do
so by the resolution of the Convention. ,ss
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1853.

Iron our out side to-day will be. found the
Civil and diplomatic Appropriation Law, the ex-
teusive length of which prevents us from giving
our usual amount of general and local intelligence
Our readers will be benefited by perusal of this
law. showing in part the amount of money neces-
sary to carry on our government, and the diversi-
fed objects for which it appropriated.
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The Primary Department.
- OF THE 90. -s ' q
Meade Collegiate Institute

81 .as a..W ELI.SBURGj VA .-..
I'll Fail session this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18TH of SEPTEMBER, and will continue five cal
eEdar months. {. -I sa. 49,. t.....
No pupil will be reed we'd time one session.
unless by special ageement,and when entered no
deduction will be made for absence during tho session. ca
Cept oGProtaccd sickncss-noT will punii be
permitted TO withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils, English Department. $1,000
CRssicaiand Mathematical. ............... 1900
Bou d and Tuition session Olive months. 90
Orc hall invariably in advance the remainder mid
die oil the session. n.gI .rr.. ..
y discount cent will be made on the bills of all
Ministers OF the Gospel. 5r. ..l| :.
For further information see catalogue published bv
Board Of Trustees
-r'a..sf BY order OF the hoard,
80 '7.s .Lrf SAM'L ID. TOMPKINS, Rector
Wheeling, SEP. is, '52,
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FIsM.-The best are thick and firm. When
fresh, :hev havestf fins, bright scales, red gills,
and eyes full and bright. Freshness is best indi-
Gated by the SMELL In proportion to the time they
have been out of the water, they are soft and
flabby, the fins pliable The scales din, the gills
dark, and the eyes sunken.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE Board OF Trustees Of The wheeling Female
Seminary have appointed Mrs. soPnRoNrA B. TnoAr'
SON, Principal. The bueing is undergoing repair, and
viii be retted, furnished and opened on the April
next
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

DA novel and imposing ceremony look place
lew days ago, at Congress Hall, Albany, NJ "
Two chiefs of the Cuyugas, two chiefs Of the On
onuagas. ana two warriors of that tribe. and aged
chief the Oneidas and his colleague, with two
warriors and two interpreters, suddenly ushercd
themselves into the presence of the Hon. Alvah
Hunt and signfed their desire to perform cere-
mony, by besiowlng on him name, as indicative
of gratitude for highly appreciated services rem
dered to them while in the discharge of his official
duties. A chief Of the Cayugas commenced the
ceremony by an address, explaining the object of
then lnte rview- Dr. Wilson, Cayugan, then rose
and spoke with all the eloquence of an Indian.
united with all the grace that civilization could
add bespoke 1.-the Iroquois " no had beenJthes
once sole owners of the STATE of New York, but
VINO mad been dryenin struggle of might against
right, and concluded by saying that they were now
poor, that Mr.. Hunt had been kind to them, and
that they had met TO bestow upon him name ir,
token of respect aud gratitude. An Onondaga
chief then rose and perlornedthe ceremony of mi
Lea
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ten acre field, costing fifty dollars per acre.
and dtohed MANFRED, and improved al fifty dollars
more, so to give double crops, is much more VAL
unble and profitable than twenty unimpr, we'd,
costing double the money.
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ToBAcCo.-A weed which every one may make
himself beast with, if he choose (chews).
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Hoard of PubIic worLs.

RobertJ T. White ESQ., the present Senator from Lou
doun, will be supported candidate the Office of Com
missioner the Board Pubic Works. in the Northern
district of the State Mr. White is gentleman of high
character, ability and intelligence and having served
years in the General Assembly is familiar with the
system OF Public Works. MANY.
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Spring and Summer Clothing
STEPEEN RICE hharnha,,+ rra:1<.---O y

NN0uNCEs to his old friends and customers and the
public generally, that having commenced business
re ~ now receiving at his Room in the sJH
nGte- Str st splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
SSsSidsRESj silk. Satin, and all kinds OF VESTTNIiS
recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities
Ior the Spring and Summer and which he will
mp TO order at the shortest notice, in the Sest
1a h ana a. Iatest style, His fancy Department
eseg ses ssnt uPde fsss
store II you want the the Si. cali al
9nafters = South room SPRIGG HOUSE Water streei
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THERE'S NO. MS

THERE'S NO: USE IN pAIKINcs- = -
t,HE people have found Il out that w n sfot,.
IL I ter aSe SONS Of snpns
Chalii Bareges p ined Chaily Fouiar.c
and other Dress Goods In wheeling 70 hey rs [ x
come sooni yon wish get good choice iast
'r''o ~ MOTIF 4. RR0
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peath-warrant of Jesus Christ.

VI The many interesting relics and fragments OF
antiquity Which have been brought TO light by the
perseVer'ng researches OF modern philosophy, none
could have been more Interesting to the philan-
throplst ana oeever, than the one we publish be
low :'Chance' says thee Courier des Etats Unis.
mas JuSt put mo our hands The most impoSngand
interesting luical document 10 oil Christians TINT
ever mas oeen recorded IN human annals;'' that
Is, the Identical Death w arrant OF our Lord Jesus
Shlist. i ne document was faithfully transcribed
s oy me editor, IN These words: 30
sentence rendered Dy IonNus Pllate, acting Gov
eIhot Oh Lower Gniliee, stating that Jesus OF
Hazareth shati Suier death on the Gloss:
IN Tue ytat seventeen o. Tue Emperor liberIus
SrsaT ana me 2,th day OF March, the city Of the
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twas determined in the negative, and The cues
ton REQUIRED on the substitute, when motion
was made, to amend the substitute as follows by
Mr.. Dent: 49, s.-faa lsiIu ,.l5si61E1 - -
=. "WhereaS, we are more anxious and solicitous
for the integrity, harmony and success of the Demo
cratic party and its principles than for the success
Of any individual and for the purpose of attaining
that end. Q
Resolued. That the convention do now adjourn
10 meet again at Fairmont on the 18th tiay of
April next, and that it be recommended to Inc
people TO give such unequivocal instructions that
the convention when itreassembiesm may more read
lily carry out their will.'' l.r 74l '-E7 =. -
Whereupon Mr.. Knote moved ssthat this con-
aVention adjourn until clock, P. NJ" which
was carried. t1fi asH ,a7l.i h
The convention having been call TO order Mt 2
O'Clock, T. NJ, agreeable to adjournment, The. vote
was taken on the amendment to the substitute
as iollows:-yeas 1884, nays ABA. - -
The queStl then REQUIRED on the substitute to
the original resolution, which is as follows: Tbat
the convention now proceed TO nominate candi-
date 10 represent this district in the next Congress
of the us" - ". -as' - -
Whereupon the Ohio county delegation with
drew from the body-and the Chairman called Col.
Boyer 10 the chair and withdrew.
The foregoing proceedings are substantially
correct, while occupied the chair: 81 -
~ L. L. MINER.l
Whereupon d, Kemble nominated y K,5.,ooi1 4
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GThe torture of the Inquisition, Gazzvi, in his
lectures on the ilnquistion at Philadelphia, emu
Priests at Rome: ,s.isis;5, -. -! 800 'ne.
These are the tarture Of the fire, the torture of
the wheel, andithe torture of the. water- In the
INST the feet OF victim were placed close 10 a,
brazier OF red Goals, and held IN that condition.
causing them to infame, to bleed, and sometimes
the flesh to fall from the legs of the !sufertr. By
the second description of torture, which was re-
served especially for delicate wemen. the victim
Nasbound upon a wheel all over covered with
sharp hooks! The executioners, generally speak,
ing' were two Dominican friars, whose duty was
to turn the wheel with great rapidly, and to stop
suddenly at the command ofthe Inauisitors, caus5,
the victim, who was in many instances taken from
the wheel lifeless The thifd species of torture
was one in which the victim was bound up6fl a.
low hard bench, whites by the continual droppipe
of water from Something above him infoa
which wasplacedin his mouth, he was made h,
safer most painful death. =
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rersian mnir pye.

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted, if used according odreetioHs
to change the hair from any other color, beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Stcining the Skin.
Price, % cents per bottle For sale by KELLs scALD.
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM II. MCKEE.
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INSURANCE.
Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMP ANY,
OF RICHMOND, VA.

WHICH WAS PAID sEcURHD.1
Win tcke Risks all descriptions Of Property danger OF
loss, either Land or Water.
THIS is of the oldest established Companies in tic
United States, having been i'll existence 90 years
This company has always met its losses promptly, ami
has had lawsuit during the whole time of Its
Since its establishment 1t has paid
amount OF nearly
S1,OOO,OOO!!
We would refer all who are interested in the matter
Insurance. TO all the leading merchants Bakers pro
essOral OF the city of Richmond; and Henry List
and John Thompson and the Rev. J. d. McCabe, OF this
city.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
THos ALFRIISD, Secretary. ~
DORSEY tS ARTHUR.
Agents for theabove Co, in Wheeling and vicinity.
OFFICE No 80 Main street. nJvI2-Gmd
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WEBBING FEMALE ACADEMY.

tion H. v. ma,
TIM FOLLOWING Rates HAVE BEEN ADorTED FOR THIS liz.
srITuTIoS FROM THE isT APRIL.
Board, Light, Fuel and Washing for the Scholastic
year HI weeks, $4,000
No extra charge, however, will be n ale when the
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WE'LL, wholesale Agents, and by WM X MCKEE,
To OF the third District in Virginia. for elect
ing Commissioner Of The board Of Public Works.
GeHHe:neH,-Snce declining again to Congress,
have, unexpectedly, received solicitations from
parts OF the third District TO become candidate for the
Board of Public Works II you think service
to you in this position, you liberty command
whatever OF ability may possess promote, in that con
nection tho best interests of mynatve State.
Most Respectfully, r-E
J. NJ. IL. BEALE.
House of Representatives., Feb II, 1853.
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, REMOVAL. ~ r
HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to tho new four story brick building,
No. nv, Main Street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou Streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers Manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my Old friends aud customers
to call and examine.
fehI WIN. r. SELBY
u5-L g. Metcaf will be found at the above establish
ment. where he awaits his old friends
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In recent debate in the Senate on the PROPOSE
ton to mise force 10 expel the Semnoles from
Florida, Senator Houstondid himself credit by the
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Odd Fellows, InsOns, Red Wien, Sons of
retr-> temperance,
And other Society RegaIia,A !
Tanners, Seals and JetoeLs, man,tta ctured and sold
n. by Gibbs & Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
50 Baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF y -
ft REGALIA,
Odd Fe;ioirs'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-
canlrment. rrfEF
Past Grand and other Officers plain and
-5iag..t. embroidered. - ~ ~
ist Cd, Sd, 4th and 9TH Degree Parade Re.
gaas. -
j Pichly' embroidered Encampment Paud
RcgaliaS.
MdsonIc-Knights Tempar, Royal Arch, Master
- Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c. =r=.
Sons OF IenPeTdnce-National, and Subordinate
ulvisi0ns-Ohicers and Members. ~
Red AenSaehens, Past Officers richly embroidered
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
or the various Orders Of Silver Gilt Plated Metals
BANNERS.
Banners ofavery size, style and cost adapted the va
ous orders and Societies. order; and De-
signs Tor Banners, when required furnished free of ey
rense showing the style OF the finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &C.
comprising the largest assortment found in the II
LODGES, MPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES; -==a-..,,-
Wishing TO fit up their Halls or supply themselves
faIadc or working Regaia Banners, &C. depe md up
on having their orders satisfactorily ed by calling ON
S"uulesS:iHe f..aP= GIBBS d SMITH,
BALTIMORE Nd s''
% G. T. FRY, Agent for Wheeling, Va oct5-tf
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Meet he in the Primrose Dell.

When shade is on the wood ~
And the nightingale is singing,
And echoes roll ulong The food,
From 'he yesper-beli low swinging;
When TIE wipds pass gently by,
Stealing odors from the rose,
When li,s moon walks up the sky.
And the song birds seek repose--
Meet me ih the primrose dell.
When the bells Of flowers are folding.
Bow'd by dews that on them rest
When The Stars are up. and holding
Converse on the nights blue brcas,
When The kline sleep on the hill,
Where the new hay smellesh sweet,
Where all around is Sc s,in,
! we ca . hear our fond hearts bent
Elee, ME in the primrose dell.
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G entry 5 Speech, Again.

Last week we gave brief extract
from II +. Geat,y's speech, delivered
at Fran kiln, shortly after the Presi-
dental election Hast fall; we again
treat our readers to another. Ia ref
erence to Gen. Pierce, Mr.. Gentry
says:
Sand whois Franklin Pierce, and
what is bis history in relation to tho
sectional questions which have SO
long disturbed the quiet, epd threat
ened the peace Of the eountry?-
What q re his views on tie subject Of
the con promise measures? Yol have
been made to believe that he is deep
ly tinctured with frce-sGil and with
anti slavery principles, and that he
falls but little short of being an Abo-I
litioni4t: and if you had hot been
made TO believe tpese things, many
Of you who supported MS connection.
would have refused to do So jus
tice, truth. and fairness. and every
high attribute which The Southern
people claim, has been violated In
maxim g you thus believe. /. as "a
southe ern man, feel called upon SO CIR
IS may ne in my power, TO repair the