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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

ar Judge Flynn, Of Cincinnati. does
not stand very well with the people of
that city. On the Isl instant, a meeting
o. citizens was held, to take measures
for the impeachment Of the Judge. The
matter will be brought before the Legis.
lature next winter.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

DN The Chicago Press of Monday
says: "Over $4,000 of the stolen genu.
inc impressions of the Ohio State Stock
Banks have been recovered by the po-
lice, who have also recovered two genu-
inc plates on the State Bank of Indiana,
which were stolen from the office OF
Rawdon, Hatch. Wright & Edison. at
Cincinnati"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

u The Washington correspondent
OF the New York Tribune says:
II is reported that the Tehuantepec
question has got into foreign hands.
which embarrasses the Administration
not little.
Some apprehension is expressed in
high quarters that Hale will be again
returned TO the u. 8. Senate.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

70 An instance recently occurred in
Cincinnati, in which lady was a maid,
wife, and widow, all in one day.
Mrs. Connell, wife Of The man who was
SO cruelty murdered on From. street, had
married her husband on The morning of
the same day, on which The fatal ARRAY
occurred. At morn a maid, at nooE a
wife, at evening widow!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

REMovAL.-We learn from private
letter TO one of our citizens shat James
II. Fayerwea,her, Esq, has been remov-
ed from his place as Special Mail Agent.
Mr.. F. has made an active and excellent
officer, and our sincere hope is that his
successor may be equally Efficient
Burlington Telegraph.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

The LAST SrRIKE.--Some of the la
borers on the Hannibal and 81. Joseph
Railroad "struck" on the 27th--not for
higher wages bu. for SIC drams a day.
instead Of four' The contractor gave
in and they are to drink six times day
at his expense. until the 10th Of Septem-
Der. s IA
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

The ENeINEERs.-Mr. Jacobs and
his party are on the west side Of Cedar,
and, we believe, have orders 10 continue
the survey to Oltumwa.- Fairfield Led.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15
$I,64 ,S77

Total, $I,64i.S77
REASON OF THIS GREAT INCREASE
Indianapolis is Rail Road city.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

INDIANAPOLIS, lathe value OF real
estate in Indianapolis is assessed al $3.-
3s9, s75; personal property, 81, Pas, 507;
total value, $5,l3l ,5S2. The increase
in the value of property the past year is
as follows:
Real estate, $l,4S4,700
Personal properly, l57,l77
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-15

IHCTtdst OF SIX cUuII1Its, T~o'ooo,s IT
The valuation of The counties through
which the Michigan Southern Railway
is located. is as follows: @ -F0t#a. >a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
IhinIzei

NTrE would call psrtcurr attention 10 beau'ii
w assortment OF French Chirizes, plain sad bOrdsre
IiiRhiiies, dark ard light cOlOTs also rich FuInltu
Chintzes ana perfectly fast colors. just opened at
GetI22 HEiSKELL & Cas-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
THE INAUGuRATIoN OF GEN. PIERCE,

WASHINGTON, March 4.
The procession moved from the CITY Hall at noon.
1t was composed of large military escort, aud va.
Tious civil bodies, diplomatic corps Judges of the
Supreme Court, members of the Senate and House
of Representatives, and various political clubs.
with the Washington Fire Associations and com
panirS
At Wizards Hotel, Gen. Pierce was received IN
to the procession and entered the carriage long
side of President Fillmore, amid loud acclamations
ringing Of bells and firing of cannon. At every
repeated cheer, Gen. Pihrcc stood eject and bow
al gracefully 10 the immense multitude on the.
route and at the Capitol.
The procession entered the Senate Chamber and
after various civil bodies had taken stands assigned
them, and The arrangements were completed out
side, the procession again formed, headed By the
Chief Justice, and proceeded to the immense sta
ging on the east front of the Capitol.
After prayer by tie Rev. DR.. Butler, the oath
was administered by the Chief Justice
Gen. Pierce stepped forward in front Of the
stage, and was greeted by the cheers of tile vast
multitude, and delivered his Inaugural Address.
lie commenced speaking at I2A o'clock
On conclusion of the address tie procession es-
cOrted the President 10 the White House, and left
the ex President at Willard's Hotel.
Judge Campbell and others understood to be in
tie Cabinet, were III the procession.
The Senate metimmediately after the ccremo-
MES, and adjourned until ttonday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
VIM. I. SEIRY.

NO. II7, Main stree, has a full stock -: DRY
~ GOODS 1f latest lnpOrationS, and HOtI the best
manufactures country. CAREFULLY selected expressly
iUg thc
JOINING TRADE
OF the Test fabrics, designs aud colOTs which lie
specifically solcIts an examination from his Old customer
a. Country Merchants.
GLOrlISIIiS stock consists ia pat the
aud OF the usual variety o. cOioJs both FOseign aud
domestic.
CASSIM RES-Blain black and doeskn, as wall as OF q
great variety OF the choicest fancy cOlOIs.
STANDARDIZATION, Blue, Steel miNcd fancy G. and
browns, &c. = very full and complete slOdA; also
TweJds and Cy. Jeans
OVER COATISGS-OIC OlOIed blankets pilot aud bca
cloths aud Other goods ia variety.
PRlNlSA large stock Of the best uIakcIs
nIlddeg cOlOTS. As well as the most common kind
Of low lIICed prints Tor comforts. &c.
DRESS GOOliStiinshauIs, lie laus cnb u lust
yain aud fied black aplcas, well or colo :
Of the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-Au extensive stock Of cambria figured
and plain, jaCOnets, Swiss and Scotch mills In
da, book, thread and cotton Isocs, ctgiugs, etc,
ia variety, also lTish linens.
CAlSMCn's, boys and child velvet and cloth
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
AlSO-Shavs, ribbons, hosiery, uInh elias, brown aud
bic1Chcd mIsiiIs, shifting, Cheeks Ticking &c.
NC;, together with full and complete stock Of
Notions of all sorts. usually wanted; and Hltoseth
c. feel well asSuI ed my stock complete that
when il is examined and the pic ttod, II will be
int al ~ all respects, PERHAPS superior to any
stock OT Goods before offered in I've maj kct.
ay.rsi. w. +. SELBN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
By the National Line.
rELEGRApuEn FoRTnE nAILYINrELLIGRNC
FROM WASHINGTON.

March /.
During all morning the Military, Fire Compu-
mics, aud civil bodies, have been moving about in
every direction.
An immense crowd have been visiting Jackson'S
Statue since day-b-eak, and the admiration of all
IS unbOunded.
Both Houses OF Congress are still in session. and
the Capitol is full TO overlooking with LADIES' and
strangers.
Hundreds of persons slept in the rotunda and
warm passages OF the Capitol last night, laying
down on thcr cloaSS, whilst thousands were walk
ing the streets all night
The first train from Baltimore arrived at O'Clock
and the second ats, bringing about 2COO passed.
gers. Horsemen from the surrounding country are
arriving IN immense numbers and the Alexandria
boats are arriving every half hour loaded to excess
Capt Rynder with delegation of the W York
Empire Cu!', with Baltimore Empire Club are
marching through the streets by hundreds finely
mounted with badges and SaSheS, ana military and
iiTenen moving TO and fro, like an invading army
preparatory TO forming into general proc1 sSion
The military and fremen make a grand display.
President Fillmore and Gen. Pierce were sere-
nadtd during the night by the New York CONT
mental Band.
The House took recess from . 10 10 O'Clock.
having first agreed in the reports of the conference
committee on the Navy and Indian appropriation
bills. This completes the whole number OfbIlS.
IL o'clock.
1t is clearing of and the Sun is peeping out.
President Fillmore will vacate the Executive
mansion while the Inauguration is progressing
and President Pierce will be escorted back 10 the
mansion.
The procession is now moving from the City
Hall, and will march around past Willard's Hotel
and Will take up its position with open space.
The east font OF the Capitol is filling up with
ladies.
Both Houses ARE still in session and the windows
oil The houses along the avenue filled with la
dies. Flags are stretched across the Avenue The
flag pole i'll front of the Union Office is decorated
with the names OF the Democratic States, eagles
and American flags. The Manhattan Company
have splendid banner flag stretched across the
Avenue near Willard'S Hotel.
- O'Clock.
Congress adjourned. The flag OF the Senate
was run down, but Immediately run up again on
The assembling ofthe new Senate for session, now
couniemarched the Avenue IN front OF Will
laTd'S. Gen. Pierce is taking his seat in his car
mage. Bells ringing, cannon firing aud the ex-
element intense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
IMPORTS.

From Louisville, per steamer DaUid White.
FOryths * Hopkins, 100 hhds. and IS tierces
jowls 20 tierces Hams, IS hhdS. and casks sides,
1873 bales cotton, II bales hemp, II bundles leath-
e. bbk. blue grass seed, box. Dorsey, Norton
q Knox, $50 barrels jOwIS. Thos. Sweeney *
Son, so bbls bourbon whisky. McAfee & Brother,
10 bbls. blue srISS seed. John Hunter, bbI.-
r. I. Brooke, > boxes. w. X. Lindsey, 1 Iox.-
J. c. Aches0n, boxes. J. X. Botsford, bbls.
sundHes. Il. Craugle & Co., box. VIM. NJ. Ber-
fyhll' lot furniture. SpTigg House, lot furni-
tue. Cowgirl X M'SwoTts, % tierces, and 81
hhds iOwiS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
d.. ToddIs PINE


IAN be Lad fresh and genuine the following places in
~ The city 81 Ipheeiing aud vicinity vz-At Dru;
stores OF James Baker: kcs a. Jaldwel Brentlinser
Of ~ 4 u Logan EIed'k YahTling, VIM Mckee &
Cos CRilcicOwn)i BTentIiu-cr Centre Nhcelin- at
the Shoe OF Todd * DevOl, market squire and a,
N Drug store OF the proprietor, corner Of Quincy
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at p Dunn,s Crave Creek; \ He
dilhon's and Jacob GOOding's, National Rua BENZ J.
tEayen west Alexandria; Wilson StTnErTs. Wheel
ingi aud Ely LOOman's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further recommends ton than air
trial. they have been in than
twenty years. and II you will only give them chance
viii STEAK for theinseves-tT them. % PER box; - per
doz; $50 Ter Eross jaEG
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
w iEREAS, by an act OF the General assembly Elr
mont Bid=e Company were authorized TO increase their
capital stOc. to any amount exceeding
thousand dollars including the stock already subscribed
aud were further authorized 10 equaize the old with
Did holders as the Board OF Man gers might deem eqLs.
be.
And whrIe3s stOckhol6 ers said Company at
annual meeting held the rd day January, IS3
'hofized the board O MaIaEeTs Increase tile Cafiai
lock OF said according the provision said
act and to take such steps under the their judg
Inent should he reasonable and proper.
Aud whereas. at meeting Of the board OF Managers OF
resolved that tic capital stock eI should
sixty thousand the President and Clerk aid
company ordered 10 make the arrangements and
The Steps Eecessary open books and receive sUbscrip
;iOnS Tot new stock fer said increase Of capital
Notice Is hereby sven thai bUOhs OF subscription said
stock viii bc opened at the Office Of Russell FtZhugh ia
hcCy ~ Wheeling, on "Wednesday the 9Th day of March,
1857 and viii continue open the place for
iroin and after that time. Two dollars each share
stock will be required be paid tic time suhscTfhis
1n the residue thereof required by Tie Board
GERS. by order OF the board.
Ebw. II. FrrzHrGu. Clerk. CiaiaI:dId
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

First Arrival of Spring Goods /!
III EiSRRLL & co. VIII open this morning Plain Bera-
II i gesj Rev style BeraEe De Iaines; do Spring lie
Iainesi Gsee Silks plain BLK Siksi rich onnet Ribbons;
Embroidered Swiss Muslns, do Linen eambric Hkfs;
Thread Edginssi ladies Persian Slopes new article
witha variety OF other new and pretty goods ClebIT
O00 LBS Sponge received BY
= Cnses refined Rornx Z; received By
isn22l RRLI-S & CALDw Ill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Thomas Hosg-complainantl
vs..
In chanccTy.

W. X. CHEESE
Th BONES Cream CHEESE just received and for BY
~ sep % J. THOEURN,
igi Market square.
m BASKETS Ground Nufsi 9 boxes Lemons; 200 boxes
~ OF fine CTaekcTs-JUst received and for sale al
dec BROOKS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, March 3.
River fallen 10 inches. Weather fine.
Flour, dull, buyers holding or for lower rates.
no sales; Whiskey declined with sales at 20
Provisions dull and decliningi so hhds shoulders
in dry salt, sold at 81 packed there have been sales
Of bulk sides and mess pork, but particulars moi
transpired; Sugar in fair demand, $50 hhds sold
at 4ia5l, for common and fair; Molasses 29cts
Clover Seed $50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Valuable Property for SuIc or 90.
Rnrinerahin.

THE Undersigned Offers for sale eoparineTahip, q
Blast FURNtCE, located miles from the line OF the
baltimore Ohio Railroad. and FaiTmuuu Marion
a.. Va together with abundance OF Iron Ore Line.
Coal aud Timber, the The
si-ed wishes either ss, extend his operations. AID
t"=uy Iavinsa Rolling Mill Foundry in whc-riug,
will Join IN with THIS establishment, aud q
S"am Engine. he will offer the most liberal terms, rcccv.
IIrs all mac hhcTy stock 4 lair valuation.
Specimens the Ore aud Pig Metal maj be the
ONCE OF the Wheeling lnteliisrnCer.
Ct of Iron delivered al tile furnace,
Cost of Charcoal per 100 bushels. 2,T5
Cust OF Limestone. per 81!
Hon. Thomas iay.gi will receive aud conduct any
gentlemen to the establishment who may desire visit aud
examine it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Important to Farmers!

the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
= L their ground spring crops, the subscribers
ccy inform them that they have large quantity OF good
Tlca Barley, seed, which they will sell moderate
price, loan favorable TERMS provided they get tie
produce. fOT which they will pay the market price.
five FER bushels viii term years,
and will pay fifty five per bushc cash. for all the
will and deliver brewery.
We make this oiIrT hoping induce
io raise much Barley require, withOu;
Ia foreign uaI kes; have hitherto been compelled
buy large quantities srdsOuE the States Of Kentucky
aud New York also in Canada establishments
and in Pittsburgh.
We beg suggest the necessity OF sowing plump,
grain careful in harvesting TIRES tu.,
Ucaulig, cannot inferior damaged barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, seed ready
- Fall.
-lfrt Il 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Chancery Sale

Chancery Sale
PURSUANT tOa decree made by the Circuit Supcro or
Court ofaw and chauceTy, for Ohio county, ON Tie
10th day OF June, 1852, with in chaucery between
Francis r. Armstrong. administrator dc bOnis uon with
the Will annexed ofNOah Zane, decd VS. Ely Dorsey and
others, Defendants four other causes heard there
with will, ON Saturday, the 9Th dag APRIL 1853 sell
al public auction the court house county, the
highest and best bidder lot No and eighty
eight, SO John street. in the city Wheeling ON
the Glowing TERMS 10 wit: Ten per cent the purchase
money TO be raid in hand, and the residue equal
payments, at six twelve and eighteen months from Tie
day Of sale the purchaser giving bonds with good secuT
ty. bearing interest from the day date.
maI6 FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG Com,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
sherinTs snIe.

decree m the CiTcuif
John CorrOthcrs Thomas 7 Court for Ohio countv
Z. Young, q others.
L pursuance Of the Decree the Court made in this
i case. shall on the Both day Of March, 1853 al the
Court House for Ohio county sell TO the highest
bidder the Terms alter mined, No. nn-ty nine,
C99) situated on Market street, in whi cling The prop
will be sold credit, the purchaser paying pu
chase money, by equal portions, at six twelve and egh
teen months, with day sale securing
tn by giving his bo'ds with good secuify When
the purchase money is paid, the deed will be made.
mari-tds wM. s. wICKHAr, y. o. c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Short Creek lands for Sale
In chInIn CALMLY

w iSIIING dispose lay Real Estate, pri-
w sale until tr list day OF November next, farm
ia The County Ohio the waters OF Short Creek.
containing about five uudIcd and sixty This
~ is desTabiy located both sides Wheeling.
West Liberty aud bethany Turnpike, about miles
Wheeling aud five from West Liberty.
Tie Is ia the highest at imp having
plank fcCc and iudcioIsly laid
Ia fields for farming and grazing purposes There
the premises good dwelling with ample
hing, cribs &c. There alsu four good tenants
Houses. There is eOmmOdiOus barn, hundred
at eight long by forty ia width fitted ia every
pas cuaT for the wants OF the farm including ample shci.
lrr twelve hund cd sheep.
will sell these lands in wlO.e in part suit
wishes OIthosc desiring TO purchase Terms will lii.
cfa
The rapidly advancing improvement city OF Wheel
i, the facilities afforded by the various rail road
about TO be Completed with the West,
hnitd. the excellent market afforded In Wheeling oI
productions the country render this
highly desira persons wishing
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
TO purchasers. /. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 81 1852.
U5-wa.hinston Reporter and Examiner, and weIlsburg
IIcraldp coy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

1--we AND LEAES.-we have 10 record passing events
and al other Information Ia nay be Tally useful
We Therefore recommend cur readars to turn 10 the aver
tasmsni OF Bryan's Pumonie wafers and more, TRY
KIM They relieve cough Immediately. See advcr.
fiseneH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
SHERIFF'S SALE
debt aud attachment; .

r,o Wv, In debt aud attachment.
In Circuit Court OF Ohio countr-Vi. rinin:
Hy virtue OF order in the above cause , ado m fb.
Sun day OF October, 1852 the undersi sheriff Of Okio
county VIII sell al pub auction the highest an hest
bidder az The 'front.' door o! ih2 Court House ~ Ohio roru
~ ON FdSy the lth 'sy March. 1885, lots nuInheT ed
I'VE I SIX SIg seven and eight g.. IN square num-
S Sg sixteen go ~ south whe G osI Rtehit
The lots IAN be examined BY persons wishing 10 py-
chase. - 80
1EENs oT SNLE-i credit OF six. twel and eIrbteeu
months VIII be gwen for the IChlSc money, the uuTchs-
ser executing his notes with satisfactory rudor. eueu
TIHg est on the day Of sale, and yabe At the
NntthwesieTn bank 81 VA, and title Will be retained
until the last payment is made.
II. d 7. att IS. TM = WICkrAN
tebIi SbrrfFor rbjc, 80,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
WHEELER & LANIN,
MERCHANT TAILORS

Monroe street, ti10 doors from Market, under the
Washington Hall, WherLng, Va,
heep Constantly hand, full assortment or Cloths
Ger IN tn laies; style, aud best manner. Teb26
ESEIyED this day, large assortment OF Spring Style
s; ihe'e5y enabling every rhlke choice Secretion
- =. u. HARPER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
By Express this day.

IHLEGA:i1 French worked SpenceIs, aud rich cmbroi-
IL deTed Sleeves; Tasses ia black, wi IN an
additional supply OF rich Bonnet Ribbons.
mars HEISRELL IL Co.
I ECElNED this day, large OF SILK and
III Cashmere hats OF the late Spring STYLE New
YORK and Philadelphia. Gentlemen wishing a hat from
the best Eastern Factory. calling 49,
Main street, Wheeling, Va. 5. AVERY.
mars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

TX BBIS Nuts; Lisbon PAPER shell, Iviea
Ia Sicily. Jordon. bitter and sheed Almonds, EnglIah
ganuis, fbers nuts Euis and ebeSnus, In
store and for sale by
decf6 S. u. WOODROW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

ri45iS Hs- u, Rules held III ~, ses .e OF tie
fs5s Court Of OHIO county, in the month o. February.
h 'raisle and Co UPoa an attachment issued
ebope oben < Co. S I1Iss court of the
he ooieet OF this suit is to the sum 5000 &C.
9qys TO wit. one for $50 Jscd june I s :,
81 QUO mote or $50 c. cents. OF date,
m one note for S oIsame Gate days. one note
Tie ~, 'hereo due GPon oren account September
Amdavit having been made thai since this attachment,
anu ' Tor to any service the said defendant they
'gH. 3ut @i The commonwealth OF Virginia mo:ion
apIea LeIe within one month due Tublaaou u
interests In this suii, hat COPY q aid order Re
of w., ssi W. sot Gry.@ai e pubs-ed ia she cY
front dS"r OF the court house OF ONO county
Lwheate IL Tfebs
INlA:-it Rules held cIek a 0fice OF the
ISSi Cou'i OF oho county, ia tho month Of February
Joseph We wo'a"'n .~cur
H. PsttebOne. IOben d Co.
cses lor goods sold Deliveries In which suit an al
document was ISSUE and returned served.
IaaVlt having been made that the de endants
o. the commonwealth ViTEina-on motion
IG anIear here within month due publication Of
"sTI 1I 40 what may he necessary 10 protect their
~ ms SUIT and that acopy OF said order be
ohysIt inserted in some newspaper published in ~. e.
the front the courthouse ofoho CONT on b ,s
nay Of the next county court
rJaeob and PendleiHn ~ IL W. CT rs.,7
ElRGINlA-At Rules held IA the ceTIS'T once Of I6
sI curt OF Ohio county. in the month OF February
: John Gay. D--- OF wheeling l. Dr.r.
An action OF debt TO iS cents costs Of pro
test and interests in which suit an attachment was isted
and returned served. ~- -eu
Afhdavit having been made that the defendant is no, an
la bitant Of the commonwealth OF yiIEnia-o motion
OF the panttn by their attoTnnys- that he do
appear hee within month publication OF ths
order and do what be necessary protect their inter
sts In THIS su and that copy Of sal forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the cify or
wheeling TOT four successive weeks, posted al the
front door OF the house Ohio county on Tie fires
day OIthe neat county court.
\ 5Opy-Testc: ALONZD IORINC-
Russell aud Fitzhugi.1 rS.h-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

r,r OWNERS Of the steamboat Thomas Swami,
49,, ,,,,rac,ed with JAMES T. BARTON, n distin-
- Young arts: OF Zanesyille. Ohio. to pro-
- B., Baltimore, Al his own convenience, to
D,i.,a portrait of Thomas Swami ESQ., to be
H. in i conspicuous place in the boat. We
..,-,s,,ao tbs; M Barton is now in Baltimore for
e.. nurp,se Of fulfilling his contract.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
FROM PITTSBURGH.

March, 3.
River feet inches, at a stand. Weather cold
and cloudy,
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AT THE HOTEI.S
AT THE McLURE HOUSE

L Z Randall, & o RRMiss Nixon. Marion,
;, a STOCKTON, Pitts, Ssringer,
= frost : FROST, & ORR w c Conre!Iy, Pitts
~ SIPehSer, IND WJPenker, Va
NJ Mendenhall, Mt Pleas-T w Nelson, Bonneville.
N IN Miss S u Nelson, a.
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