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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

PmsTiSo on GLAsS.-Mr. WhipPle Of Boston,
{, has patented method Of engraving Orpliniing on
glass, Whroh opens apa wide field for mechanical
industry and ornamental taste by reproducing rap.
idlyahd ohenPIy on the surface Of glass VesseIsOf
: any usual form, OF even upon ordinary window
elast, any device desired Measures ATE now in
nrogFasl 10 establish mandatory for The pIo,luC
lion Of giass ware thus Ornamenled, in competi.
lion With lb6 imperfect and feeble engraving here.
tolose only prepared by ousProcess Of Eind
ing dextelOu5Iy upon revolving stone. Like.ho
old process, this method Of engraving is purely
mecb6nicol, no acid or other corrOdng esent being
employed, except in the preparation Of the pat
terms. aattQ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

AHoruER seuurLER FNAuD.- III is stated in the
New York Post that Robert Schuyler bought iron
from Charlie Illus, for which he did not pay but
9blOlBsa, fThuduleny, ssi is said, duplicate bills
Of ladine, end sold tito the Harlem Railroad Com.
pnny, who paid him. The same paper says II has
hesfd 81 S.cs1s in which Mr.. SCHUYLER received
quantity Of iron on commission, which he pledged
TO different houses Cor large amounts, and then
cold l6e,iron 70 third pdTly--nnd now the real
,,vpst cotes forward 70 claim The property ftOm
allihres,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
nTTbs Duo de GrommOnt, lbo Young FrencI

TThs Duo de GrommOnb the young Frelch
pObeman Of distinguished family, who was list on
the Arctic, wasssnt TO tile United States os on Of
'tache 10 The French Embassy at Washington, and
Is described ds alinlellgent person Of exceedingly
aininblO manners He was appointed more than
six months ego to tie post which he was OH his
way 70 flD but bis departure had been repeatedly
pulOdby family circumstances, and other obsla
Giles, A New York pOper says that he was but 81
years OF age, and the last Of bis race. He was a
lineal Jtsesndant Or Cont Plilbert de Grhm
mont, D tamoos wit Of the Count Of Louis XIV,
who. when bnnishediIOm FTance,wepttO England,
and became equally famous at the absolute Court
Of Charles the Second
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

IRA Windsor correspondent Of the London pa.
pers writes that lOr some time past, wOrkmen have
been emPlOyedin decorating and fitting up the
apartments at Windsor Castle, occupied ten years
ago by the Emperor of The RusSias, Ior the recep'
lionof Napoleon III. Emperor ofthe French, WIN
it is said, will arrive in England, attended by the
Empress Eugenie, on visit to her MOjesIy, shortly
before Christmas, on the return Of the COurl from
Osborne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

RsLloloUs LIBERTY ASD 'RgEDoM OF Con 'oIENoE
We invite attention (says tie Philadelphia In,
quireD 10 the following passage from The speech Of
Judge Pollock, tnow the Wing Go etnot elect Of
Pennsylvania delivered in Independence Squire,
OH Saturday last. 1t breatDes lie right spirit, and
is culculOryd 10 dsabuse the public mind of many
gross slnnders and Misrepresentation that have
been circulated;
al affirm tonight, notwithstanding the COntinR
resolutions passed on This spot, before this people
and the country, my Undying attachment TO the
Constitution Of my country and 10 every provision
th.t guarantees freedom Of conscience aud right
to worship God in any way OF form. SHALL deny
to my fellow. mnn Tie right 10 worship as his con-
science desirrsl TIE tight is too sacredj would
not tr!Ae with right SO holyi claim it ior my
self aud hold it too holy. The tongue 0 SLAM
der mOy do what il may; stand before you, fell
low.CitizenS, the advocate Of the rights OF con-
science and civil and religions liberty so long as
can utter q word responsive Of The call Of free
dom" [CheeTs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
rrMr. Cntherwood, The dislingnisbed arts

GrML CntherwOod, the distinguished artist,
was on bloTdtlre Arctic, ON hisTelurn iona brief
visit 10 England ON rnvate business, and is ptobn
bly, among those who were lost. Mr.. Catherwood
will he TecollecIed as the artist who painted the
beautiful PanOramas of Jerusalem, Lima, and Oth-
CT cities; olso, MS lhe companion oil the oelebnlej
traveller, John l.. Stephens on his visit to the III.
ims Of Palenque in Mexico, and subsequently to
Central America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

Tue 3. X. COLLINS. The Buffalo Republic
says Tie +. X. Collins is burned down to the keeIi
the engine and boil, are so much injured by The
heat, that they will Prove OF no value eXceptOs old
iron. Tie ltenlner Buckeye hos taken the place Of
the &. X, Collins, on tue Saull route. The Detroit
Tribune says two Of those reported as dead by the
disaster which happened to tile Collins, have turn.
ed up alive and well, viz: John Thinker fire.
man, and the cOored man from Virginia. No OH.
eS have yet been found
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
n. DEAN,
n. r. HAGAN,
w r. MANN Na
oinsiouol, Oct, II, 1854 81 Committee.


Bj'The burning Of the steamer E. X. Collins,
onlake Erie, Is narrated Of lvnglhin Tie Detroit
papesj but the lslegahC statement furnished all
the psIlicnleFS Of Importance, and very correctly
OIthe twenly.three persons supposed 10 be lost,
hins,wers passengers, and fourteen belonged TO
the crew. The steamer was managed by one Of
tic best crews on The Lake, and at the time the
calamity occurred tile liie.boaIs were in pelfecI
readiness, but when the men went IN lnunchlhem,
the danes had reached The quarter deck, and the
intensity Of The heat drove them away. There
WeEea also lile.nEeseHetS douts, and boards aufi-
cient 10 anSlainsiE bundled persons, but The. pas
teHgefs We're 50 frightened that they failed TO use
them, and In some cases threw lhemselved into
the wafer witbWteven an effort to secOresupport.
Tie ERE originated from the sleeTags passengers
emptying their pipes, filled with burning tobacco,
among the ligbtwOOd work Of The decks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

PoTATogs.-The New London Chronicle says;
awe are Informed by M intelligent and reliable
mau, who has just returned from mn extensive
tour through Norlherhand Western Massachusetts
that potatoes in that region are not only plentiful
and OF excellent quality, but cheap that lie has
not heard a word said Of rot OF any other disease
since lie has been gone nnd that they can be pur-
ohosed AT fifty cents bushel, uf s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

RErURN or Blsnor IYEs IRON EuRoFE.-Rev.
DR.. Ives, late Episcopal Bishop Of North Caroli.
no, but latterly convert to Catholicism, is now
soiourning in this city with his bIolheE-in'law,
Rev. DI. Hobart, he having recently returned from
Europe by the Caunda. He has been very kindly
received 10y all OF his old friends, as well os by
those newly formed nj the Catholic Church.-M
Y. 3imCS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
From lho Lake superior Mining NoW'.
Tremendous Storm
Loss 0Yrl llrFrEN Tloo5lrD DOLtAasl

ORFoNAooA, Oct. SIP N.
II 4 With the deepotf leglat aud sorrow that Tue
htsiissue from our Pies should DO The record oil
disaster and loss. We have been visited Wy the
most Seyei0 stom that hos oOcQnslupOn The Lakes
10 many yenIs, aud during Tie present whiting The
wind is bowling with unmiiigaled violence and
the faln beating with such force 10 penetrate the
walls Of every house III the village
The Blofm commenced this morning about
O'Clock, and continued 10 increase uWlilil seemed
almost impossible 10 estimate It's force, The most
substantial buildings ore rocked 80 as 10 Threaten
almost immediate nEultintUn
The storm increased lanidly from about nine
O'Clock until 10 at noon, and Tie greatest patt OF
Il Q damage was done Ia that time.
On Saturday last, Tie long Pirb abOul 100 feet
long, that los been In course Of construction by
Messts. Carson and Close, ives nearly hnisllsd.--
On the same day, Tie propeller Psninsula, came
up and discharged large amount Of Height lot
The mines in this district On Saturday, during
the night, the steamer San RaFd came and dis
charged a small portion Of her CuTbO, and el for
Lapointet In consequence OF q wind that spTnng
up. She CHITied away her mail aud the remainder
0I her lIeehli which she expected to discharge on
her return.
There was much machinery belonging 10 the
National and also 10 the Ridge Mine, Tint was on
the Pier Besides this, there were also PROVISIONS
and supplies for the Ohio Tmp Rock Mining Com.
pany, on the pier,
The storm increased this morning TO such sever
lily that the waves rolled over The pief,bend 10
fearful hsgh, and tue wind being ron the north
east, the sen was driven into the river until the is
land, Whichis usually dry, in Two hours was COW
cred abOul4 OF feet deep, About 90 feet II the
extreme end Of the pier was irst carried away,
and with il the bulk Of the freight, and II then
CONTINUED tOgye away until about $50 feet was
finally swept away with oil ON il.
The lOtul loss Is estimated OF about $1,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

.CDrhe New York FleemOn's Journal, tcntho.
lie pNpeL) announces the arrival in that city Of
a large number of Catholic Priests and Nuns, en-
route for California. TLey were brought out by
Rev. Il. P. Gallagher Of Cambria County, Pa,
who has just returned from visit to Ireland, and
10 the continent Of Europe. Tie Eiitorsays;
'Lasl fall Mr.. Gallagher passed through New
York, on his wdy from San Francisco to Europe,
on business Of the Church in California. He has
now returned, having succeeded in bringing with
him for his important mission five ClsTgymelI, with
the promise OF three more to follow soOn. Thir,
teen female Relgeuses from Iceland also ACCOM-
Pany himi eight Sisters Of Mercy from K,nsnle,
Diocese Of Cork, and five presentation Nuns rom
Middleton, Diocese Of ClOyne."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

1TThere is considerable doubt wheiherthe vote
in Pennsylvania viii mol be adverse to a Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law, Notwithstanding the mOvem,nt
was greatly aided by its connection with other
popular issues. In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
the vOtein fayOro Of it was large, Tut The farming
districts are said 10 have voted
Lancaster county gives about 1000 Of a. majority
aeainst Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

Tax PENNSYLVANIA ELEOTIoN. news
IoYels by The 'slOw,oOaOh' to the Democratic edi.
tors Very few Of them have relish fOr the de
tails The Harrisburg Keystone gives the follow:
ing laconic notice two days AFTER the election:
"lhe late election presents extraordinary results
On The State ticket James Pollock, Wing, j. S.
Black end n, 5. Mott, Democrats, have been
elected. The political cOmplexiOnef The LegSla.
tuEe u is impossible ~ give from returns received
Democrats have been elected in some Of the strong.
est Wing counties and Wings from Democratic
counties. THE same may be said of the CongIes.
sional disIEits. Perry nominations have been Lut
little respected
This suggests nm inquiry, in answer TO som-
plants Of The Democracy generally How hap
pens il, il Know. NolIlingsm be of Wing origin,
that the Democratic candidate lOr Canal Commits.
siOner in Pennsylvania received majority OF TO-
600 votes whilst tile majority Of tile Wing Cnndi-
date for Governor, is only about 10000 l--Nution.
al Int. tsH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

UFCol. Benton is reported 10 be in ecsIncies at
The result Of The recent elections, and reioces eS.
pecially over the re.e ctiOn Of Mace, and The sig
nal overthrow Of the impartial Chairman, olds.--
He thinks the Nebraska iniquity is not popular
either in the Gteat Valley or in the country His
language IL at isn't popular, Sir, thought so in
The beginning, Sir. My opinion is confirmed Sir.
II isn't popular The voice of The people must be
obeyed. II must be bowed 10, Sir.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
zion! the oorrespondenee oltho COm Advernser. "a

From the Correspondence oGthc Com Advertiser Oct o.
Tue LADY VINO HAUNTs MARIo,--NEw YORK,
Sept S0.-'rakiUg Of the opera, reminds inc OF
the lady who hnunls MnnO. The seat taken for
the season under tile name of 'COutlT,' is filled
every opera night by the plusier.ui paris looking
female who has accepted the COglOmen, Hin.
euO 1t has generally been supposed that she was
managers niYlh--a lndygot up iOrtGect hy Hack
eft, and rOmanCed into nOiorietl al SO much per
line. This is % m stake. To my certain knOwl.
edge she is an English woman OF large fortune
md as Match ioTe, no doubt, and Just os desper
aiely IN love with lie Marquis as lunalc might Le
lIIge ,um in Bank Of England notes, nndleileTs Of
cEe,it drafts, &C., from tile London banking housa
Of Coulis g. Co., TO large amount. have seen
several Of heSe letters, drafts, &C., aud know that
Brown, Brothers d Co., CASH her bills without hes
ilatiOn.
She buys largely at StewaWs. Genin's and OH
eI fashionable stores, paying loI her purchases in
fly pound letters uG credit bearing The signature
and wnief.maIks Of Coutls d Co., aud her own
endorsement. Her real name is 'FTnncs Sarah
Gyle,' which she eliXes in very sane'iOUking
band 10 tls aforesaid fny pounds. Every time
she visits the opera she arrays eTSellin new cos
tune, and, il | may judge from her appear.
ancS, gives her face new coat Of wnilewNSI Size
lis Staying OF the ST. Nchnlas, aud hos with her
vTy nice looking 'adys maid wlIobstenls quite
in deSpNiI at tile VagaTes Of her mistress, whom
sheis very anxious to get hOck TO England again.
Mario has lad one interview with The fair delnen.
ted Snre her ARRIVAL, but what passed lheTeui, this
denOnent, not knowing, cAnnoi say. The STORY
about her having followed the handsome (but 18th.
eT Jew. vsaged) tenor To ST. Petersburg aud else
where, is all ruth. One Of these days She will
have Grisi in her hair take IT, Nous Utroms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

ADoUBrFOL SToRY.-A letter from Madrid says
that negro, who had been servant to Mr.. sOule.
the American Minister in Madrid had gwen impOr
Isnt infomuliOnt TO the government respecting the
part alleged TO have been taken by his master in
the affair Of tie 2sthOf August. ThenesEO, who
had been very severely punished, left his masters
house few days before Mr.. SOulo's dePnIlure,and
refused 10 return.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
To be Sold.

CIBYRRAL well located lots convenient 10 N.
- llepOl Of The liempliclL kailtnld, Iii, nlIsi
which 10 immediately over the creek Coni,i,,
Acres, aud would he most deSlnbln Mace q,
Factory, or ANY building requiring good Ovn =, Slk
sold either In the whole OF III small lots 10 ~, Nak
eTS. Twenty PeT q win be mcsiL Ft59it
II; ono and two years, with iHle' est om NJ iis
AlsO, hOuse cOnloinlng four rooms with M. "
good well UI water The house, which il N W. "a
tile alley end OF the lois isa most ronto,t 4
and tic location h desiHbe, Is II IL wltEbs,' t
walk Of tho most buslress paris OF The city l-teH
Payment will be thken at 90 per a.. sBd'n,L,,.,
one, two aiid tluee yeals, For mrtkur Rof,,' ne
to JOHN DUNNE, M,iig" M
mY26i9m neAl door 10 ROlaht rafg,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

GTThe celebrated 'DOeslicksS describing New
York boarding house, says you can always tell
when they gel new hired girl by Tie color Of the
hair in The biscuit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

Tur YELLow FsvEN.-There were n yellow
fever deaths in tile Charity Hospital at New Or.
leans, for the week ending the 9Th inst, against
100 the previous week. Tie weather had become
very pleAsanlin the city, and the disease, it wOs
thought would soon disappear. At Charleston,
on Tuesday there were 0 yellow fever deaths, and
only two ct saVonnnh on Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

DREAnEUL MORTAMrY--A letter from an officer
Of the U. S. steamer. sarnnac, dated at Spezziu,
September ls, states that when she was at Con-
stautinOple, the combined English and French
forces had lost some 10000 men by cholera, and
they were sill dying in gteat numbers. OneEng
llsh rrgaie had lost l7O men during one night. 1t
is impossible to imagine the horhd state they were
in The writer had several conversations with
British officers, and he concluded that they were
doubtful Of success at SsyustoPol, owing to the
condition Of their men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

Tux STEAM FRioATE NNoARA.--The New York
Journal Of Commerce learns that Mr.. Ger. Steers
who has in change the construction Of the new
steamship Niagara, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is
proceeding with tie work aslupidIyas oircumslan-
ces will permit Owing TO the peculiar consltuO-
ton of the keel, which will somewhat resemble
that of yacht, though formed after lIons purely
of his own conception, more than the usual length
Of time is required for its preparation, The pre-
liminary work required in the 'monding loft, is
now so for advanced tina. the laying of tile limbers
will lie commenced in q week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
Nmw ApVnRrIsnEEMNIg.
New sevings Bank Store
AZ TmE
Mu.wt fVnWWVrh UfmnUl

uK8RP THE HAD AND PET COHRR6BFh
fliTfgBNs0 81 WheSling ard ylCnityaTblo old maxim
or health remiuds me That may not be anlle1 70 cali
your uflCiiun 20 my FH ana Winter clock 81 Hoote,
bb1es Hats, Ohpa Umbrellas and Carpet Btohe % The
s6fn6r Of Market and Monroe tIe0ig WheIo you VIII
dnd goat variety OF fashionable lately received 1ooda
eutiabio To lilo to1s nn, NJ low prices
Vary auknil Or Tie liberal patronage received since
e,nina amongst lou, respectfully sollc youall 70 call
and examine my aoch di VIII be my ReasHte 10 see anu
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor WIN hsei1n,
have thelr Olsp llS healthy aJ 10 lla NBlhues'H
aud economy may have lcHlih' 49,,
Hiadles II SOU wisl, 10 initase eslonlRo ann oHelp
Winter Bonnea, Just Cali AZ tle OLD FOat VIhge' VNPsp
Grntlgnen you wish to purchase i0ehloMblc CAN,
OF Hat call at Tic above loco who're yOu VIII got tal
Remainder, tho old Post Once conner
10 Country Merchants have leW GoodslO JOB az
'0 Seig1 '''' H. H. WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

GI,Hon. Salmon P. Chase is speaking in Iii.
nois, Tie Chicago Tribune publishes long list
OF appointments where he is to speak.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

G-TIohl j. Cdltenden, JL, son Of Governor
chltsnden, died Of frankfort, Kentucky, on FIJI.
day last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
REAL ESTATE SALES
Fern snd ooai LANDS

!, uilae gl-a oieta iot 6sts III ~.
Sllos ny k2ld, Three gbesn llinlNs,
~ W. ~ lsnd, % xceIsni
tlctsr and 1em5t % i6S ettes ~ tisi DG y9uus b,,s
1f good coal itat In dehib - l"s' lAhd with ~
eiheerR ~ " N'N'usu 10 tult h.
o6ii,d9m, y" ,I n 7 W. Y, eIll,esio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
HWlSK HLb q 90,
:" 1'J RAIL ALL AND WINTER GOODS,

1ElD4A G1A1I1 o. W. u
TTAyB great pleasure " enn9unS,ng t. .s yss nay
'''' 7I P ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ThlsLay. the 10Th iusl, bongthelr
BROOM HTOOK q q GOO DH
this season. puCnased principally from the latest upT'
ialonsal ihe celebrated honses or 4 Stewart y 90
Jas Beck q W ald AlnoIa ~ y w. '"N f'V
TheIrsock viii comprise largo variety Of all dosoi
iiOna Of Doss G0ls IN iho newest designs c0aks, NAM
lice, and miscellaneous Goods OF every lesCIpOni hnd
thoy pledge themselves shall not b eSceedl n beauty OF
styles, or In ceJpness nj price general ulVlluOnB
gVntopl To CALI and Judge Tor themselves; ,,,
ocl8 uhloMsLL * o.
Employment for Agents.
CIHVRRAls thousand energetic and Trustworthy young
y men arc wanod 10 aoi as ngouts-ho loo Il aid trav
rng-lncyery state la tho Uulon, for tho sale Of pat
eFd article or lniHuautuio now In oHlens We demand.
advertise uh agents u oal9c'ly and business Iaclcan
easily earn Two Hundred DOaIsp per month";
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
Rrlrdet from combdni 'daioB from our agents" -
heytsih sHsless golt drGff Tor IT, doars, deineiinE
ne ALE Of The .tmonih" SiEasd n n. Reed ~ ustaH
hHHatsd aud strtaig-fre dOtiars"' h C,Riia.
Tho occupation win prove light and gentemany en-.
PlOyinen- hon0iablo as u Is Profitable.
No agent viii he accepted unless able 10 Hr duee sub
eaMtlal Testimonials aA to character end Industry.
Salaries viii 10 arranged FOR tho frs. year. II PTecr-
red.
So many answers 10 advertisements are forwarded
nom motives OF lille curiosity only The Az erllSeTs yin
consider no application unless ACC mpaned bv Ona Doll
larHseyience OF sincerity, when u particulars viii DO
5dlvSss BURNS, BENEDICT & CO..
rtaIt BatmOTe Sid.
10 tho puhslaniIa nature OF The enterprise We Ielor to
KESsFa W.. s5 ST s9'S 90 "' SS 90 s
audi and VI, RAY, Roy West. Fla, rr6dlw2m
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Beltlng.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. S! I,,ys N, !.
nP Fall wintsrG Gods The city Of aS IInIn IT.
~ found at J g. lleitlEs, e,,OI.S H, lie eiiyk
has selected and Ia now opening choice t'
sortmon OF Goods suitable for Che sclsG Sstspiia ~
ny styie and quality 81 siape, iahtS en1sni,s wear
RIGS. suitable lnr lass. gen emens o. m.IsrninSd toe
OF which h, Offers at reduced prizes ~ stf 10 ss'
for as good SiOrR a. any house " ta lS iSyirtp
little cheaper au Tie eheapssi. " ii and examine 90"
fore puTci,a Sing elsesy here" No HCdoIs :" '"
and less TO sefthsn Call ailltsee AZ v,s Nolntt
osltO corner As'A''''
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z EIl1 5la5EosEga. y
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------- 49, III0pIlp.,.

Stephen Rice IL,
We. ~. AHtft Ia,
Ge0ue ~. Grtham's administrator '~' 'Sii g ~ ~
AVID others '''iI,Y,
lnpuisuancc Of decree mods 6Dril,sn
1881. IN We above named Cause w,tR " ~,
Ter, 1867 urt or Ot No Ia, Ifuhiirs W. ", estl,,
near Sulton's coal bank, being lie An, tiis
pIeseni occupied By Mrs. May Grslam. PIopNJ Z
Tug sac WV % made on CREDIT d sr, ,v,,.
proved aecurity, hearing iNslest iros S,SS Mis a.
Is paid. 'u''hSe Hqp,,
WM S. wICKHAM;
auglT She,i6nTnn
The above sac is 20 dpoued until SsiufIS UA ~ tn,g
Of October, 1851 Ne2 lull