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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

SUICIDE IN THE PENlTENTIARY.--We spoke on
yesterday, ofthe fact thOt several chiIdten had
been consigned to the Penitentiury for rObbeTes Of
various kinds, md to-day we aTe CALLED upon 10
record the death Of one Of tlltse juvenile Lelin.
uuents by suicide. Only last week, lad Of Ger.
man pareniage named John Miller was sentenced
10 imprisonment for Eobblng a store In Baltimore
street. Yesterday morning, on the opening OF tue
dOrmiloTy, this youthful convict did not make his
appearance, aud nIneSsengeT was sent TO know the
reason why hs did moi obey the call to labor, when
he was found suspended by his handkerchief from
the grating OF his cell window and entirely lifeess.
Upon being taken down, twas discOyeTed that his
neck was diSlocated. His parents were immediate
lysent for, TO take charge OF the body If they wish
ed it. This lud was for several Yeas we'll known
10 the nolce, nd he was frequently IN prison upon
charges Of small theft. but he was never before
consigned to the penitentiaEy. This shows the
great care necessary 10 be exercised over children
by their parents who, whatever m9y be said 10 the
contrary, are responsible for their conduct II
was we'll known that the boy In question was at.
tached to regularly organized band Of juvenile
thieves, who wonder through the city without
homes and ore wholly dependent upon successful
plunlsTing for the means Of subsistence. This
result should cause parents to pause ana consider,
aud il their Offspring are disposed 10 be wayward,
to allow no home influence to oPelate to their
dstTiment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

TIM RXCiTEnENF AT DENTON, I'VE stated yes
teTday that Dave Thomas, the negro who murder.
Cd Mr.. VIM. n. Butler, In Caroline county, Nd,
on the 9th ultlmo, had besnAr at Denton, and
convicted Of murder in the second degree and
that the verdict bad caused somuch dissatisfaction
ss to induce many CitEsnB 10 threaten resort 10
lynch Law on Thursday last, the day on which the
prisoner was found guilty, The prompt inlsEfs.
renee Of the law, however, prevented tie threat
from being carried into execution Of the time.--
But, il sPpeng, the vengeance Of the populacs
YVES only temporarily stayed. We learn from q
letter OF q correspondent we received yesterday,
that large and excited crowd assembled about l2
O'Clock on Saturday night proceeded to the jail,
broke II open, took the prisoner out and hung him
from plank which they nailed 10 a window on tho
outside, in the Cd story Of the jail. He was suS.
pended until life was extinct, when he was taken
dOwnand bis body conveyed back into the JAIL
Nor did the mob stop here. They then released
two other prisoners, one Of whom had been sen.
fenced TO the PenilenilnIy. ., .rr.
We learn from another source thAtthe ShellG
was seized and tied BY the mob before they pro-
cesded to th'ir muEdeTous work. This Is one Of
tile most daring Outtagss ever peTPeirated In Ma
IylAnd-Bah Sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1854.
Discovery Of Conspiracy TO place OBJ
attractions on the Southern Mich.
- I. ian anllrnnn. u -. d


In lie progress Of the tnalin the Circuit Court
Of Lenawee county, Michigan recently, Of man
calling himself Augustus Stuart Byron Mcdonald,
charged with an attempt 10 murder #. II, Parker
on engineer On4he rosd, by placing distractions
upon il, important and startling Developments were
made, showing the extensive OOnSpiiaCy with
which Mcdonald wns connected. The develop.
mcntS show that the gang had at least one accom-.
plicsinths New York post Office, from whom they
learned when large amounts Of money were trans.
mllt i over the road, and who took care that tho
police should not be able 10 trace them by letters,
as he delivered them privately. Mcdonald under.
took 10 get the confidence Of the Railroad Cone
pahy BY promising TO Mt. Moore, tho President
important developments for a suitable reward
The company, however, finally suspected and
watched him, aud at length, through the NdFo't
management Of wm. Beck, deputy sheriff OF Mill
waukie, confessions were Oblansd which con-
victed him ana will no doubt lead to the oOnUc'
ton Of large number Of The gang.
Mcdonald was sentenced 10 imprisonment ioF
life. a1
Most Of these developments ere for the present
withheld, as their publicity might thwatt the ends
Of justice. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
Ss,es,IOsS1

JuI leOSS WeIeS''S 'sbVASiuSoVV SOVSaV'SS
This shows ior The past year compared with the
preceding one, on increase Of 81 on the
main STEM, but falling OF s2s, 6Os.O6 on The
Washington branth, which WAS caused entirely
from the Circumstance, that in March Of 1853, the
President was inauguIatgd, which drew large
crowds 70 Washington, the receipts 10 that mouth
amounting 10 e6l, 6S.O2--being nearly $4,000
oVeEthe March Of this year.
1t will be observed that the aggregate receipts
Of the Company fOE the past year exceeds four
millions Of dollan. This fact Is demonstEatiVs Of
itself Of the immense business done BY the Com
pany, the value Of tie freishts carried over the
road, and tile iusS,imable importance Of ito the
city Of Baltimore and the whole county through
which Il passes, OF is connected With.-BGltiHOrs
PStiiOI. a'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
THE. DANGER OF SLEEPING IN CnVRcM,-The
Portland Electric relates The following;

THE DANGER OF SLEEPINO IN CnVRcm-The
Portland Electric relates the following;
Gan old fashioned sounding hoard, Of huge d..
mansions, was suspended over the pulpit Of one
Of the chulCleSOf neghboTing city, by means Of
rope Tint passed over pulley, aud was Delayed
under seatin the gallery. This seat waS OcCu.
pied by sailor in one Of those sullEy Sabbaths in
August, when Morpheus is so nptto come unbid
den, bnd spread lie mantle Of sleep over careless
worshippeS, The cieTgymcn, who had once been
n SEA captain, notwithstanding some doctnnul point
by nautical anecdote, while Jack, lulled into a
state Of semi.unconsciousness ythe monOtonous
humdTum Of the preachers voice, wos imagining
himself 10 be again ahOat on the bosom Of his ia.
vOEile element, The minister's storm was OPP
preaching its climax, his increasing e?IneSlness
had already awakened large part Of the audi
enCs, and the more exciting part Of his story was
being told with great dramatic pow en- Suddenly
Jack in his dreams was startled 10y what appeared
to be a sharp, quick command OF his SUPERIOR
Stand by 10 let gO let 20 thereP he sprang 10 his
feet confused and half awakened, and seeing
nothing else TO Iet go,' cast of the line by which
the sounding board was suspended. 'Ay, ay, SIT,
all goneP Down whiEEed the heavy sounding
board, nndthe minister ducked his head under the
pulpit, just III season to save himself from being
exunguished"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

u-we published, few days ngo, an hccOun; Of
tho destruction Of the steamer 3. X, Collins by
IRE, whereby number Of lives were lost, and The
next DAY we had similar melancholy event 10 re
cord. TIE steamer Princes with q cargo Of thee
thousand bales Of o,tton on board, caught hls
when near NuiolieS, on the Mississippi river on
the 9Th inst, and several persons, including two
ladies, persisted in tie danes, The vessel and her
valuable cargo will prove q total loss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

An OLD CnURcH DEsTROTED.- old Luther
an Church, in Winchester, ViESnia, lately de,
oIrOyed BY fire, was built in the year 1894. TWAS
occupied during the the Revolution BY British
HessiAn PiSOner, and was one OF the old relics
which everybody desired to see preserved. Ithps
Of late been unfortunate. lIwusused in 1851 for
DemOcTalio Convention, and not long after was
struck BY lightning. lts demolition was the work
Of an iucendiaFy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
Catholic Book Store.

TNHE undersigned, wlu Is agent for "lrownsons Re-
i view" "MelrOpOiAn," "ROstOn Pilot" "PiIts-
burg Catholic" and 'AneoRn Celti" has also Tor sale,
The History OF MAryand, by McSherryi PIoeSlAntiSm
and Calholicy Compared, by balmezi Trials OF &lnd
by DR.. lvesl introduction TO the Sacred Scriptures, by
Rev. Jos Dixon d. d., MOore's Political Works, COM
pletei Engsh German, French latln and Greek Bblesi
and kreps constantly Oh hand gond supply or Catholic
works, aud every Kind OF salOneTy and varieties Let
on Fourth at between Monroe and UnlOu
PkTER LRCHBR.
Tie undersigned has large lot OF French LithOgpLs,
which he will sell cheap Tor cash, and very low by the
thousand. Oot0 PETER LECHRR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

"PROOREss" or CvILzATION.-Ell Burlington
and VIM. England, Cherokee Indians, recently
met each other on Grand River, in the Cherokee
Nation, and in eight with pistols and LOwis.
knipea both were Killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

TmE SLAVE TaAbE.--Mr. bartholomew PlOncO,
q merchnul Of New Pork, was arrested on Tues.
DAY BY the United States MaTshaIl, charged with
having fitted ontths bark MillandOn iOT the slave
trade. rule Of bail to the amount Of twenty
thousand dollars was placed upon bin, which vas
not perfected before the Commissioner Ten bic
Office foF The day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

UTThe 'NinneSolan' says, MsIriasld & New.
ion, of ST. Paul. have suC6esded in raising lisa.
bella and ConwbO gTnPss, in that high latitude
several punches, entirely ripe, have been present.
ed 10 the editor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

TA dispatch from BrlgIon, N. j., says that
Nv. Carey, of Millsville was shot and robbed on
Friday night, about one mile from the latter pSce.
BY twO men supposed TO be Prenchmea. The
wound inflicted iS supposed to be mortal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

J-The punishment for Mansluugllter in the
second degtee in the State Of New York, iSStals's
Prison lor not less than four, nor more than seven
yens. This, then, will be DR.. Graham's punish
ment, II sentenced according tO.tls finding Of III {
Jury thut tried him,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

DEATH OF SsTEN OF MERCY.-SisIer Monica
"a Miss Riley Of Philadelphia Of the Augusta
Branch of the Institution Of st, Vincent Of Paul,
in that city, died at Augusta, on Tuesday, Of yell
low fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

GTHon. John Beverly Robinson. Chief Justice
Of Upper Canada, and Hon, Louis HyPolIte Lafon.
lAine, Chief Justice Of the Lower Province, have
been created BGonets Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

B1xTRAoaDiNARY CASE or ALLEOED BioAnY.--
The Richmond popers conlOin aocounlSOf the OK.
animation of the case, tOwhChwe alluded yesteT'
day, orBsajamln r, PTenliOs olAeNtlco county
Va, recently arrested on charge Of blgamy. Mt
PTents came from Pennsylvania many years $50,
settled near Richmond, and by hsunexPecIlona-
BILE conduct gained tho eslecm Of The best citizens.
The Richmond Post Says
In the yearIlSli, he married. Miss MeCina Mini
turn, most woTlhyNni eslmAble lOdy, the dsugh'
ter Of Df. MinituTn, af lenTico, and by her BotAn
estate wOllh twenty-five thousand dollnTs. They
have ever since lived together, until short time
ugO, when TumOF became rife that he had anOih-
eT wife still living in the State Of PennSylyana.
An investigation wac Immediately demanded and
having been made. resulted inA warrant being is
sued by Justice Ofihe Pence OF Heinrich county
for the crest Of PIenliss. Mr.. Lewelen (Consla.
ble) WIS despatched To Pennsylvania to collect oil
the material evidence int the Casei and alter lhs
most indeialigabe cn Ills, succeeded lilly ~ ac,
cOmplishng The object Of his mission He OIOuSn!
tits city the first wife OF PIenliss, Their eIuesI
son, B, II. PTenliss, handsome intelligent young
man, l6 years Of ase, and two o'ltf wllnesseS,
Laurence Kulp aud Charles SlineT--lhe former OF
whom was present at The maihnBe o. Tue pui ,
and the latter for some time lived IN the same toWh
with them, where they were recognized by all
their acuuuinlonces as husband aud VILE Inc
moTTiOge was solemnised by Henry Kulp, the ialh'
en- OF one OF the witnesses, and Justice Of The
Peace for the county Of Mi6ln, IN Pennsylvania
The first marriage, II appears, took place on The
2Ist of February, 1884. Young PEenIiss In his
testimony, said hU cOnld only recognize the pIiSo'
neT MS his father from the likeness he bore Of lis
unoleS In Pennsylvania but no Iecoleeled the
fact Of man he called father leaving home many
years ngo with his brother. The first Mrs. Prem
iiss resides al Bllon Pa, and 10 highly respected
She hes two children, and wos formerly Miss
Hunter. From I'll the testimony, tho Examining
Court deCidrdto send Tue prisoner (who nue.
looking MANI before The Superior Court Tor Trial Oh
Tue 18Th inst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

SHEEP DROwNED.-'rhe Harrisburg Herald says
IhSt on the Sd instant, dtOyeT undertook to drive
about nine hundred shesp across the suSquehamnu
river, near Liverpool, Pa, and lost seven hundred
Of them. The citizens went 10 the rescue with
boats, and succeeded in Eetculng about two hun
dTed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

GEaMAN BRlDEs.--Alr. James Brooks, Of the N
York R4RsSs, who Is now in Europe, in recent
letter sayS
"The Germans, by The way, have queer way
Of making Brides aud Of doing some other thing
in tLe contling and marrying way, which may ia.
teIesl you, perhaps, When maiden Is bstIolh.
ed, she is called 'Bi,lsS,' and so continues, until
she becomes 'Wie. All the while she Is engaged
she Is a 'BEi1s' The lovers, Immediately upon
The belTolhal exchange plain gold rings, which are
worn ever afterwards, till death parts them. Tie
woman wears hers on the third finger NJ the lel
hand, aud the man bis, on bis ---- hand. When
the Bride becomts wife her ring is Transferred
10 the third fngeT Of the right hand, and there u
remains. The husband always wears Ills ring
Just o. the wife wears hers, so that II you looh
| unOn mhn'S hand, you can tell whether he
Is moTigaged OF not. There Is no cheating TOT hin
ever aileI-no coquetling with the girls, as II be
were M unmarried mani for lOl the whole story Il
told by his finger ring, A Vienness tnAIIied LADY
was much amused when | told her that In Oul
county we only ting the women, but let the
husbands run at large, unmarked! 'Oh, that u
dreadful siid SHE, more than shocked. "rhink
there Is Frederick, my husband-only 2i,-SC
Young, so handsome--and all the girls would be
taking him foE an unmarried man, aud be making
love 10 himP '0h, Il is dfeOdfulP lsit notP 'Thel
would never know he was mOEred.' How cal
you do so ~ your CouGtTYI " would noI i've lheIt
with FrediIick for the world' Thinking over tile
reasoning " my iniT Ylennese, could not bu
come to The conclusion with her, ihatin her cOun
Try there was TOEe security foE the wifei and that
| therefore, heEcusloln was better thsn ours. Blu
would not there be rebellion among the men IL
America, IL the wives were thus 10 get public
stamp Of property upon their husbands every sleI
they tookl The Germans Lave other agTeeabl,
customs In their silver weddings (sctLtrRe hIeh-
zsiO (lhe twenty-five yehfs OF welded lIle) nnl
their golden weddings, (gOiasns hOehzsiD (O(
yeSTsD but Of these so much has been writer
that lean probably write you nclhng new.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

uJ'The deaths inNew York city last week a.
mounted to SIC, being SO less than the previous
week. The number from cholera was Al, 9 les
ihOR the week before.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

UJ'The weekly statement OF the New York city
hanks, for the past week, shows decrease in
loans Of S12l OOi of specie Sl,4ll, 6OOi and Of de-
deposits 81, $685. 900, while the increase Of crcu-
Iation is S2O6,OOO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
Praotioal Book-Reeping,

.nAVID LEE, Professor OF onk.keeping by double
u entry upon the approved ltaliSn method the
most successful and experienced instructor IN the United
states respectfully Informs the citizens Of Wheeling that
his rOons open for ins uetlOn IN the above named
science Al the City HALL from to O'Clock, r. NJ, daily
Terms for tho instruction, Sl6in Advance.
Application for adm tanre can DO made at the Hall or
70 Mr. A. y. GARnEM, No. 40 Union aLIeet. ooIO.iW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

uI-Ths Governor of Kentucky has ordered an
election, ION Mondny, November l3lh,) to Gil the
Congressional vacancy OCcosioned by the death Of
ion. Presley Ewing. ----
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

U-Itis feared in Detroit that the pTopellerS
Mount Vernon and Plymouth, had been lost the
recent storm on Lake Michigan, as nothing had
been heard from them on the night Of the 9Th in.
slant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

uJ-The Hon. Thomas II. Benton 're'urned 10
Washington some days ago, and is Of his residence
In that city. lie has, we ore glad TO learn, the
comfort Of the presence aud company Of all bis
daughters and his gland. children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

U1r'Sam, | have lost my watch overheard; il lies
there in twenty feet Of water. 10 thete any way
Ia getitP
Yes says Sam, there are divers waysr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

uJ'A young farmer Of LittlsIOn, in MaSSachu.
setlS, who visits Boston frequently for the purpose
Of selling produce attracts much attention fOE his
PROGRESSIVE personal proportions. He lsYet hard
ly done growing, being scarcely 81 years VI age,
but at present weighs $50 pounds and is 6 feet II
inches in height.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

FEMALE EoUEsrRANs.. The mob ut GAINESVILLE
Ohio, dssented from The award Of the judges o.
the equestrian performances at the late agtiCuIIu
ral fair, and purchased, by subscription, gOl'
watch Cf three times the value Of the premium
which they presented to theit (ayorite equesIEi
enne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

aTDr HOratiO Potter Of Albany, who has been
elected Bishop Of New York, is brother to Bish-
on Potter, Of Pc. LISA cunouS fact that Bishop
onderdOnk of Pennsylvania, and Bishop Older
dOnk Of New York, were brothers, both Of WHOM
were depOStd from their high positions, aud super.
seeded BY two bEolheEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

uTTho Governor hos set apart Thurslay, the
2Sd Of November as day Of thanksgiving and
praise on the par Of the people Of the State Of
Maryland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

dTIlon. Sam Houston Is one Of the appointed
lscsuvS GOr the ana-slavsIy oourss in Boston this
winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
SHERIPP'S SALE
TO be Sold.

(IRVRRAL well loeate, lots convenient TO Ne iniIrk
- llepOt OF The HOmphcll Railroad. This proItrr
which is Immediately over tile creek contains OTlts
Acres, and Would lie niost desirable place for Mis-
Factory, any building requiring good room. II Wi
sold either In the whole or IN small lots, 10 Aul Psl
eTs. Tweniy per 81 will be t0kenin caSk and Tie bl
lE one and two yeATS with hte est lIOIn the diI Y,
AlSO, a house containing four rooms with hCltn az
GOOD well OF water. The house, which 10 Of wOVd
tie alley emd Of The lot, 10 most comfortable bNHiI
and tic location u desiIpbe, as itS within Ie uIr
walk OF the IIUst business paris OF the city.
Payment will be taken al 90 per CT, and ibe blhRIi
one, two aud lhTee Yeas. For lurthuT nOrnnieE nj
to a JOHN DUNNE, MATAtlL
mY266m next door 10 ROlau's nhTktli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
South Wheeling Branch.

r HAVHjusi opened at South Wheeling CRltchelown\
j. alaTgd stock OF elegant Fall and Winter Goods, with
which will supply tbs eitiEens OF this burg Al as low
rates as at any stole IN Wheeling
SlOe room at the old stand or W. II. MoKees Drug
Store, Plank Road, oclO
fNho BocF6I VIC0.-YOuns men who arc tile victims
IL VI this 6rHsJM habit, nay obtain permanent certain
and speedy Ielie BY addressing tire underalgned. The
expenses attending cOuTto oil treatment ate eHceed ely
slight, All communications must be postpaid, aud will
receive the most pOmp and confidential consideration
Address EUGENE MUORK, in.
ocli0-Yw baltimore city, Md.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
NO TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

THE undersigned takes pleasure In MORNING his friends
and the citizens OF Whl'ng and vicinity, that he has
Just received his Pail ard winter supply Of
Cloths, CdSsimereS and HeStingS,
Not thinking necessary enumeTate my stock, sim
ply say cOnssie OF tile very latest, uewes aud most
plain and fancy, together with full assortment Of Gents
Furnishing Goods |.t|
Gentlemen wishing anything my line will do well to
give inc call, determined 10 sell low aS any
other establishment can do, aud my work. for style and
quality shall DO got up second 10 Having tho ser.
Vices Of two competent cutters eol satisfied in assIr.
lug any who may laVOT me with call TO give entire
sAslnctlon AL goods warranted TO be as represented
GOats Vests or Pants got up to order at the shortest
rOties, J. II. sTALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13
AUMINISTRA1 ORIS SIT-SEStEI

70 p HUWINIbTNhTO k'S SALE ~,
7 IS HhaTes Waahington Han O.,
II WILL sell tt Public Sale On TburIS,r -. T '0ok
u Dane next, Fifleen Shares w SIi ~, h dye
lOnginF 10 The estate OF II. niS decSI,'S"
est bidder. ''g' lAe ~
Terms made known on day OF sals.
mye7 JNO. X. BOTSIopu
-Ths above sale IsposlpOnsd un,ii i. it Ss'
SIhI' sale is Postponed to s.rt. 4tS, a, =, oj, 9
UDsThe sboye sale IL nOs,pOBeJ ur,,, a., . tps
October, IBh4, 'Ns INh tlIH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

IVA sailor on the New Bedford whaIeship LO.
gan lost sheOth.Enile overload on the morning
Of the 23d Of August and in the afternoon Of the
same day two dOlpLiRs were caught from the SAME
ship, and upon opening one Of them the same
knife, known Ivy the name upon II, was taken out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

CALlFoRMA.-Th vote IN California at The
late election, total Of about 10000, indicates !
tety heavy increase Of the population since las
year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-13

II OF No. 8, In block 26, on Hampden street q hti,
j aud running back 1870 10 an alley. ThiihOtNaI
best stu ted lois IN the city for resilenee AZ mL
or ono hulf Orit as may best suit tue purchase
For Information eng Are II this once or oil VtleB
myo S. ATSTlG