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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME par,ner.hip heretofore existing between Robert
Nui-ay { J. Fl. GugrcnheiiGer in the county Of
Montgomery, in tie Coal Mining business. under the srylc
Of Murray 4 Gu, genhe!uIer, Is this day dissolved, and the
SIGNATURE Of the firm 70 be used no longer for any purpose.
Som l--cTiu: J. Il. GUGGENIlEiMER-
NEW GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER.
EUENRY SIIAEEk! i now in receipt Vi his entire stock Of
Ready Made Clothing AMI Gen;lemcn's Furnishing
Goods Tor Fall and Winter, 10 which he would cali the at.
rcu,io1 OF the public, ~plcd.ing himself TO soil a: the very
lowest market prices. HENRY SHaFER,
Sep, IS Cor. Main and lIth ~.
tons. No. Q Peruvian.
" 20 do /, Mexican. for sale. JAS. WINSTON.
Sept Ia
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NEW LOND9N EoITioN. .,

SEtE I'D AZ RAH.OLF!!E
M EI%nEkY: 90.
Mathew Vrr.-' Ci.yos.cle d: rrCii.h History 1'"'
BoaM's antiquarian L:5;rr?, S@'' 1911 Harm
Enrr;noser- l!is,u-v nf H'.ir. ir?hf.i'' . "
Bohn's Scientific Library. . "o'- s2@.
Gibbons Roinr Bohu's En,sh Cir'sic.' ! Vol. =: IL.
Hungary uni it. Revolutions ZOE, VI? re-
prescnt ;irae. with memoir and Tort!ai: 'i hs-'''""
Rohn's Standard Library. q , - II :
Stephens, Soc. ,.r c.-,,- .,aa..a's!
from tho oririati swedish. ~ I fnFc', 5c; .,a...,
Progress and Prejudice 70 Mr.. Go.", aH'@o: ''
M" r, nnnSH WiIT,c, Around ,;ew YORK, ~ c. G F0';f'' IT,
,bnr Of Nv York by Gas L..hi. % p,sdw,y ~
BeTn.;tui cigar Gill, or tin" Mysteries Of ''"1"'
f' %on lns na1 Etc1s. rni,cd srs:e' Di'P"H'';"'y' !o'n new
ed,ri1r. ~c.rriu.lo rc'ised. so W., C,,r a5
sire S.ynaor:r. a home tal". By MIS- u''!' :"
CIT, Co,nrinus. ? vols. 81
T% ras: Ma.;eP. lI%a.e; a'f;s Of s:u,f G iEs; 81 b D. 3
Greece ana we re CE.nchs ISLANDS. by 6. y. Peck, &"
a.,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MOST INTERESTING LETTER.

MOST INTERESTING LETTER.
We make no apology for 1cvotin- nearly our Who'll"
.n,ca this morning 20 the sirikin. and powerful letter
Of ucnrv \. Wise, ESP, on The subject OF Slavery
M marked by the genius, franl;ncss and condor"t
: VI author. and, although some may dissent from
some of his views, all mus, admire the ability and
patriotism of the communications
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TIKI ~wEE'S SALE OF y%ilTNnLE pAEylt'

TrOETP0:ENENT Tn" ahgs" --.r o. 2r'' p,
pon.,l 10 the FIRST MUNuay y Hn,t""tI' ''
GloUcc-ic7 Court iny, when Iar si" MI r'IfhH
Oh, 'i' .
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uN-tSTED.-A G7v.rnc=' for three small sirl.. cor?
u.t.rt to teach Music, French and EnsEsh. Sniu,
~, sar.i and HoII. NIrect L.odorc Poet Ohicc. Amelia.
,!lY 81 .y4y WM. Il. HARRISON.
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,aGiHOTIIY ~EED.-oD bag grim-. Iu.' o..
8 an. tor sun' 10y WILLIAM IALEa..
S.,t I.
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,TIACuER WANTED.

& COMPETENT Assistant i. wanted IA tie pc;,r.
n Classical Institute. The ri'uGf!uH = q pc
onr. and 20 q gentleman well qualified % liberal rnlaTy
ne paid AIIr.-. y. J., care Of Fslcon"r. fiumm"r =
Petersburg, Va. Sep; "a
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MEs>I~. EDITOR. -pis,.

gSHENCiI NEElN0~ AND MOI Slams
& opened. % large ln' O: French Nng!Iu. and - r.
vp,-l.lu-. (Srnt InI e H:ETHfLr =.
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"LOTiiS. CASHIERS And IE>rINL>
& Vow receiving. n very hru@-o'l" assortment, p. r..
C,--Im r. niG Ir,;Iu.-. q. lhiIWIi. & To-
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YnE .HMi-AN>UAl. Mryr,>,

- Meilc7t ~oc!,:y 81 V.-:iN:a ~ ,.' d..
c:,v OF Pctrrsgur: On Tu''iny, the 81 u: yr,.
hoped thu, "a! ia members VIII, VINO car. a,aI,
CAITIiOS ARCHER Y n
,Fy-PcrorsHurg rHpcrs l cGuc';ei oraiy.
seq; l0-r3i
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ysVEiC!iEN WiNTED.-l uu -" :U"-'rI. |yt
4 tlrmUE llyIu. ON lame. RIVER. 20 rH-a-" Il : -
gentleman 20 net ~ 4 tutor IN 10. family. 70 ;"1cl ,
sinai. children. HUBERT !. LLFEE!hi
Corner Of Grace and FOu-A"r >,;n
son, Iu-l-ls'Dc'
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aSOCklNi: AND CANARY BIRD CAIt,
We w" hnvr just or"u"i another supply ct 'aarr
i!ovk.n. B.r.i Cages. Among them NJ" -"'"rs. ae.
,rrrs M'Lki.Ei < .
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States which ubul.,isnis.s could i!nve given would have
been 81 otter b0un:ics even 10 masters 10 take their
slaves 70 he gold mines. Bit no. they were blind enough
Ia violate Accommodation of IN" | nlt"d States and 10
justify ms.tary usurpatiul i'll the acis Of Brig. Cen.
Riley. who, from he CAMP, F."ciG'a1c8 a t~crr'tari0|
g0rcrHm"gi-who 1tfcr thus meeting and S9iStgIrg
the plea of ;lr "&a'H< popnh," by organizing a trrj-
fari0i government, backed 10y II naval und military
force ut the Unitc'i States, ~cat 2Itacr, and from
tie camp again proclo:mcG TIME. PLACE. ard MANNER
Il ko!3ing Icci:0hs, prescribed Ac ~c'.ctlrc t.aHch'St-
care tic r;gkt IF co'ing 10 those who We're not rii,.
:caS. Adiscr'aIRdt'Iy 10 PcyWr'da GEd PafGgon'nR,
To Cd;1tSe and EhIH"a, 10 .Url;coa uni m~"iatto, and
iD u m.i2bcr II Congress trom Gsorgi1; and from
this p.o;niscuous aggregate -! population IN m0SSc-
net 4! people ~ any ORGANISED SrnSf-cXcrclscG the
highest attribute Of man, mex; 10 HAT at Deity, tie
"~"t'iba5c II organizing " convention ~h'ch TaS 10 err
0tc, md did cr|0'c. II STATE 20 be iudgclcd into this
ia0a! All this was done by q mlIgry rom maHdcr
from the camp, sustained by what was called trCc-So2-
,sW God save the constitution, and the civil from
the domination Of tic military authority! Bat abu-
litIonsm warning on slavery .csOricd 20 this extreme
example 10 defeat VIVA: would lGve done mere for
emancipation aud colonization III the Hcxt quarter OF
4 Century Than all the abolition societies i'll O!l Eng
land and New England eau cvcrdn upon earth. Such
is the madness Gmi vanity nj iaie.:ic;Sm.
Sd. Iour third question shows that Your stand.
point, sir, don; enable you ~ judge correctly NJ all
Of the inquiries even 10 be made respecting slavery.
Thus:
Iii u slave s,,cy3, hf h5rr.y. and run. gray, do
you jcrl that he o2ght TO be rrcorCrtd, or has hc n nGiu-
r6l right to escape ii he chooses
This question proceeds from n general and radical
error among political and moral theorists who derive
their systems from the wors. school of English tories.
This system is absolute, and not r~rlatirr, and whilst il
prctcuds TO some fictitious natural state of man, it
contradicis all nature and the actual STATE OF his be-
Ing from the cradlet 10 the grave. Mans ,a.urni state
ia the social state. The true law of the social state is
The law OF Christian love. Christianity, in the Ian
cuaCe OF that master critic, ~lIazlitt, first promulga.
ted the cGaQl,y Of mankind in tr community Of du.
'cs and benefits" One set o: thinkers IL. this day run
the rule of liberty: THAT all men are by nature
equally free and independent, and have certain inhe-
rent rights" &c, into the sbsurdity' of asserting
YuHItyo az a fac: pertaining to the PERSONS us well
as to the 'nhc'ea. abstract right; ind another set
our independence and our bills Of rights are ell falsc,
aud that slavery is %iusiinble on thar account. There
is no such truth as either c1t,cms, aud no such mean
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

A IlovIVo Elephant. -on Wednesday night,
The elephant accompanying the rnenOgeTe Of Mr.
Bauy, which had been exhibiting in this town,
after lie peTfouhanesN as solely lodged in stable,
near tile GeOge Hotel. The Keeper, on going to
feed the animal In the morning, found, 10 his great
aslonshwenl, that hs charge hid absconded.-
Riders were sent about in every direction to find
Tie missing brute, hui they returned without any
success. In The forenoon lie WIS discovered lying
fast asleep Ia the VINE celar Of The Notwithstanding,
II seems, opened The door OF his lodging In the
night, in a rowing disposition, md quietly walked
up long lipbl Of steps 10 the GeOCge, and after.
ward descended to the celor. Several bottles
were broken, OIL The contents drank by the ele.
nlan, till lie was satisfied lie had enough. When
found he looked the putuTe Of oonlentnent, This
does not show that all animals ore disciples Of
Father AIathsw.-NOrth WIIrO Chronicle. er
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

tI.,... c.., ~ peosoS KlLLEb. AND AN.
,,,SS y M THE Peoria tillA Re-
r,blicon 1o. ,t coIIn,gin nccount 81 lie ieIfible
~ W ilt div last sunday
s ,IsS,' " "sn'p'ps s''0's
81, t,L, ,;,u..,r,., 10 Pclook those 81 our
,,,io,,. y" = rs atafltl ION, ther
s"o,is,. M, ,s ~ lie mat lealeninF MEALS Of
,h,'n,1e,,k, '"o ~ nii5iv l,sijeye. ever feyttbe.
v",sI ,h,o,'.i, ~ Sscrsnenl. Ifhwns not nnflicu.
is,IS si,n,, H., ,as ,s,br, COLLECTED ToaTng
n aiiI ~ 49,, ~ a,illlery ha, been discharged
~ wi w. ,rs M no dfeoton OF
IocsiSly M, y, al I'M snsoe, I'M fact, ns II lie Ell.
,Os W. A., ,,, ,.,,jdo fisfnnce, The
igbtnjns ,glicS ,,,scs,lr,l The EXP osivn islHcly
.6nsH;%s ,Sn !, s,,nsnSsd 10 be ulihe same
inSIorI Is ,,,,lIv vivid asil 10 Ossiblero
concsiSs 4, me-, NJ q, men ono oIthe most vol.
nnio,'s In ,s ~ isci,ioilv that ever descended,
fot Nv sfrsois we z.,,e. and BlnOst unpTsC6-
,lsntcd i, sssN.,,i a, Imrnt. m oil ils fury upOn
t6e TssidsScs NJ Cant MorriSoll, on pmd street,
ana IN, IL N, 80 = ss,l r4nufd The house. was
SIoTy snl ' " sISS,cE fbs bolt RFsl sltucklhU
sosi chimney an, nsssp,l down. ihe samuio u baT
,vhtr, n fnSIlS Ons If tbe forks Tinping up the
roof nm ill., sor,h Ella Of tbe building, tearing
ans,I ibs east veil and running along the earth
IN 49,, L.cS 1919 tbs rSivv, another fork naSs
Ell ow 49,, da, ~ ro,,n alteTins the ceilug,
ana niiv ~ 49,. ssn, sb,,t he the Other rum
MIN, n"A,i, 80 SmI Id it Ia, Inc ntlyy Vghate
liz 49, '''sun;s,, III nnsSss1 inlo tLs second
sIoyv ,v6s,s a h,"ncSsI IniotSo onposits dlTec.
iionsI-onS I,s,,cH sI,.stinS -lblough ths Ubum.
hers sba,I. ','o ~ go,sStS uoor Which was
oiossj sni $3.50 ~, II,ro,Igb Inc wesl side Of
Sb,, So',s 49, ,s,o n IS over Inc ground into
Sn aSioinin S, vo,i y w ssnlSf MANNER end lie
obsr n, az iSos,.I lawn ILesialrs INTO the hall,
anil oni NJ ~, ts,Ni ,no, tesfns IN Tie outside
sienS sns co,,y,iSg shon, he front yard aud tear
ing no lie sS,II e lS same lnann,r as Tie other
lofks XIII bsct "r.,, a house. Al the foot Of the
stajrs. t,yu snns of 0Sni. Morrison were lying in
lie xii hsvirs obo'sn mi, MACE ON account of
The warnth o1 lie ,ysnibeS lhe old 81 Of these
reeeiye,i ,,,- ., le LoScs M The etclTo stream,
anil ,vas ,.nJa,J s4rs.la,s AMI incnnabls OF
Sneecb oniS ,isiHs ,,.ysoc, 10 Ins suITerings in
rew TssbI" S, Ss in,""Is slT.rIs we're made 10
res,oI. bio, Inv, ia, ,es. NJ M aysil-in Galf on
bomy lir. 90 NV sS,i inhe bolv Ia ai onenr
moe Sos no, ;i,,,, 'S isSs there norbe,s
sven rsct'',e ~ ,Sa "tin b,s monImp tIlp
isce So's s W I os ns,nTol nv hf.' and
n,sSs",. ~ ~ calm sinnhrr line
p,Ssr hto,SaS rS,,S,v ,sc.,Sis blb THIGHS
hsinS S,S'o,s al .o,,,oaIIS Tia Nows nv a nun.
hsy Sr I,,E,i 'S.h''. ms nsysic,o, wbois in
saS 'i' ~ 1S,,Ie honss NJ hrs
rsC.,,a", up0" N''" ""'
n,'St,,,,,., 49,. ,,,,,,, n, mo dinin,,.ynon
nj tS. Tine or III IooSny on OF s
sonlh wlndov' and he drectiLeg ILs imnIelsion
4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

U1'The Mt, Vernon True Wing says that two
men were taken up aud fined ten dO!Lars each, in
Munsfleld, forpassing bills Of less denomination
tlan ten dollars, issued by Banks out Of the Slate.
There appears to be much feeling on the subject
among the people. The only class that look good
naIured is The Brokers. They ore reuping golden
harvest, We trust the people will not permit
themselves 10 be shaved by them. There is no
need Of 1t, il they will keep Oool.- Columbus
Journal vi
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Catholio Book Store.

TINUR uniersrnrt WHO Ia agent for IirownSon'G Re
view" "Setropoilan," "hOston Pilot" puts
hurry CatholIc" aud "Aneleln Cs has also lor sale,
Tho Alnry OF Maryland, by MeSleIFyi PrOleslanlsni
and CaInllciiy Compared, by BSlneEl Trials Of Mind
by Dr. lvesI PnOdueon to the Sacred Scriptures, BY
Kew Jos IIXO, d. d. MOoIe'a Poeiieai Works, COM
aud krel Is constantly OH hand gUOd supply OF Catholic
works, and every Kind Of sHolery AND varieties LSl
eli hU arc lovers liter call ans eco my me etoekJ
on Fourth al between Monroe aud Union.
PhTRR LBCHRR,
The undersigned has large lot OF French Llhoganhs'
which he will sell cheap Tor CASH. and very low BY The
thousand Ocl0 PETER LECHkR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
DESIRABLE
Real and Personal Property
Rnp HAu.V Al AUCTION.


NNthe 1871 OF October, will Otor for sale at public
" auction ON The prem,ea my
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
situated on the corner Of Quincy ami Fourth stTees-
said house Ia Oe OF Tie best bu aud most coanodlops
In the city nd In good repair, having been erected but
few Years tits lighted with gas aud las hot, cold and
shower PATHS DC. The AiEe oil the lot Isl front on gu
street say Ise. gshs' sSpn on SSlnSy say l3Sss
BRICK STABLE, ~
on the adjoining loon the alley which rgls between The
Said stable contains stalls Tor three hotes.
Sale to take place Al 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
TERMS-One llth cash, and the balance IN one, Two
and iheo yeaIs with interest nom dsto. Alhr sao or
house, aOmo or tho furniture will BIO sold. Possession
given ~ two weeks from date OF sale.
OclOttB THOMAS fhUliI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10


AN INTEtEsTiSO AND InPoRTANT DgclHOS.--
The suit OF the British bng Fanny ngainst The tlsa.
mer oSprsy, running between Philadelphia and
Boston, Tor coisioi in Boston latbor was tried in
the U. s. oircnit Court inthat city on Monday. :
Judge spragus said the rule in America is well
established, that, when steamer neeIs sail YES.
sci, The sOl vessel TO heeP her course, aud the
steamer is 10 take upon herself all The labor and
risk Vi avoiding her. The rule has gene al npPl.
cation, without Isferenre TO the luol The vessel
may be upon, or her being cl'se-huuled OF fsesj
and in executing her duty, the steamer iSnOt re-
srict,d to going TO le right Of the vessel but may
go on either side, uS circumstance may render
most judeious and convenient. In this case, the
brig violated lie rule in keeping of, and the stea
meI was acting within the rule in keeping 10 tue
left, The dec.ion was decree dsmssing the
libel, with costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

{ tlsMTM o. GSyiN6Ap.-The yellow fever is
steadily dselsatingll Savannah and its entire
'eesasiou will 10 doubt roon be announced A
osnSuS Of the city vas iaksn last week which
allowed ils entire population q present TO 30 III.
ss6 Sodls- s,2lS white, end bsss black. The
usual population in time Of hsollh ia abouttpsn.
iy.laoihoutind, 50 that nearly one'hdlfiho Popu-
latloa aIo now absenl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

ANorurR ADvtSoE,-The Boston DAILY Muil,
for many years published as penny paper has,
on ucoOunt Of the price Of paper advanced its
price to two cents per copy. II has, however,
somewhat increased It's dimensions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

ARonbisnoP lluOmrs AND TnE "KSow NoTm.
lNOs."--I lie Archbishop Hughes, deliverodin New
York on SUNDAY, sermon, as an sxOrdumtO the
proceedings Of The Council OF Bishops aud Theo.
OglaOs Of the Province Of New Yotk, which body
commented is private business sessions on Mon.
day, bnd would probably continue through The
week, The Bishop does not distinctly declare The
objects for which The Convention was called, bul
the lsaOr Of bis discourse ypYes no room 10 doubi
that the convoeat,on was dictated or at least much
FASTENED blythe Know NOIbiag movement, and
the street preaching disturbances in New York and
In other cilieV. He says, addressing the Bishops
"YOu seem 10 have lost your rishlto walk The
streets without being tedOeed 10 the necessity Of
bearing insults too strong fOr Tue proud spirit o.
men who take their aIohdard from The model o.
freedom that is recognized IN this country" II,
asks what justice their is IN holding The church
responsible TOT The acts Of individuals, and cOun.
sells hishearers to be prepared for The hour Of trial.
If II she'll come, with charity, AnaIluslon to The
former aud present course Of The newspaper press
which no said had more power than Government
and MayoL was abruptly lett unfinished. He
closed his sermon by imPotng the guiding wisdom
Of PIo, idsncs in their undertakings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN "AVMcAN PRrSoEss IA
COlo,ed woman, recently brought 10 Cincinnati,
weighing seven hundred and eishly.lhree pounds,
and measuring upwards of eight feet round The
waist, dropped dead suddenly on Sixth street,
"Wednesday afternoon.
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For Sale

II OF No. o, block 30 on HSmpden street, CO Il fOr,
i aud runfing back 1870 10 alley. ThihObe Of u
best aiut oIA IN the city Tor rCsldee, Ond has
alley on tue back pc II and side will sell tie whole h
or one hall ofIt GS IT3 best suit tie PpIGbaser.
For Information enq4lie al this ONCE roI MoAts BO
n,vo n n 'fs 'n \. AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

TiIE TUEF.-A ,rOlliny match ioT $1,000, came
ioTon the Cenustille Come, Z, IL on ThuWday,
hstweea Grey Eddy and Highland Maidf mule
beau, beit thee in wagons. Rddy won The race
eo1iy ip.lhTet straight beats. On The same DAY
msleh lpl 900, Yves ttedbetween Flora TEN.
pie and blle, mile heats hest TIRES in Ave. in bar.
ns,S, PlNaVyB without struggle, Both match.
q were one sltei tHain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

Fraudulent Norris, Of the denominations Of
SiOsa and s6's, rurporting 10 be on the Merchants
Banu Of Pcrt LeaysRROrlh, Kansas Territory, are
in cilcalalion ST. Louis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

G1.The Ledger gives list Of salaries paid an.
nually under tie new consolidated government Of
Pbilsdepldo, amounting to s6a4,96o. or thus %.
gregate s4T0,l goes to ihe police.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
ShERlFP'S SAIL
Henry w, Mccoy, by wm w. la
nlsOn, his next friend,
ION HrIse,s hsILsaLII OLheIa.

In puTtunnce Of Decree me de on The 9th d,vuI+,
1884, In ihe above named caute, Will SELL on H. ~,
Uses 10 Tie highest aud besi bidder Monde ~ nj
day mi ciOber, 1874 tile tact OF land In lie M ~
pI6eeeaiDks mentioned, siluai OIL Middle wlttb, az
adolningihe Sthe line, eUnhiniug about Two HIti,S
AeIes more or less, ard beng ihe SAINT poJ,n1 ~
which the Rev. IohM RTlee tiled seized.
/ TERnS oY SALN.- One foprih OF lhe PuTehsW Rs,in
be raid In cash tie da' sale, and The re,jU q,
and Two years. Tie purchase giving bOEds viii ,ps,
will he retained uniilihe whole purchase motyhpN
MM MlCkllAN,
jVI4.id Sheriff Of OAiOtOsuJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

uThc Trial Of Or. Graham for The murder Of
Col LOring slowly PROCESSES in the New York
Court The evidence on Thursday developed no
new facts, and was principally confined to the
walters who witnessed the story MIS-. LOTing was
introduced but became 50 agilated that she had 10
leave the witness stand, aud was unable alter
wards to return TO the court room. An elOr. was
made by The defence 10 rule ohI her testimony but
the court decided that Il should be heard,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

HoRRInLE DEATH. Too Brothers Buried ALiV'.
Two brothers, named Patchsn, respectable citi.
Gems Of Constantia, oSwegO county, met horh.
bic death OIL the 26lh ult. The oswego Palladium
sayslhey were digging well, aud when they he'd
reached a depth Of SO Ieet, thequiOk sand in which
they were working, caused the earth TO fall in,
burying them AT the bottom. Every exerIion was
made to remOve the eatth, but eight houIs elapsed
before they weis reached--ihe earth beng eleven
feet deep above them. When found they were
standing in an Upright position, with their arms
around each ylheE cold and lifeless.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

ENolnH FLouR.-The Journal cOntradiOts the
report which has had a wide circulation in the
papers, that English flour and wheat would be i'm.
ported into this country. 1t says
There wos report started by a fun,loying
gentleman Of this city, that a cargo Of 10000
bushels Of English Wheat was on its way 10 this
market, and sample Of the same was exhibited
on change 10 tile great aslOniShment Of gaping
crowd, some Of whom forgot that The same would
have 10 pay 90 percent, duty anreaGhng this port.
We head Afterwards that sale had Teen made,
but II turned out that the bsiieUeTs, and not the
what, were 6Oid, and the latter, like the aOur
named, Is still 'lo aTIye."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
EXCELSIORIl

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive stock OF Goods ever brought
ta 20 this city can DO seen ne
NO. IS cORRER MONROE AND WATER STREETS,
wheeling, Hn,
'NHoS, HUGHES beBS TO assure his pltTOns and the
public generally, that the BE alatenet 10 eray
trus aud 10 convince themselves that this is so, II they
will call a. his sloIe they Will see the most beaVnnl
CLUTHs, 'CASSIMEREs AND VESTINGS,
cRAvATs, OLOvEs, nAEDEERCllEPS, no.
sIERY AND NOTIONS GENERALLY,
That Fas been offered for sale 10 public or Wheel
ngl II 10 needless to my ends that my dssrai
nation 10 cell, but Al the present the condition Of
tie eastern markets 10 such as 70 Insure my doing So In
Consequence OF prices being consde1hy reduced. 40
that my lends may rely upon getting the beat OF bhr
gains. only request OF them IL favor ME With call,
aud inspect my very splendid stock
THi nUGHKS, cor, Monroe and Water sis.
Sept9 -LLL.L- Mhee!nE Va.
A 0BNTLBVANIS OUTFIT canb Obtained OF
IA THOMAS HUGHES,
who has Just returned nom tie Boston, New York, Phil
udsPhu, aud BaltlmOie markets, with most splendid
CTOTIIS, CASSIMERES AND YES7'INGS
OF every color anil pattern.
Hosiery Of every description Handkerenles Cravats,
Stocks, Gloves, etc etc In brilliant VARIETY
GB'Cail at No. IS coiner Monroe and Wafer stTeelei
Sepl2 ttf lEl.a Wheellg,Na,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

GTThe Legislature Of the Stale Of Vermont as
sembles at Montpelier to-day the 10Th lust. An
election Of two United States sshalOls is among
the business Of The session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

aJ-sir. Hackstt has opened negotiations with
Boston aud Philadelphia ror transferring the GTisi
and Mario troupe there. TheyWill not pay in N.
York either at high OF low prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

Nav O1EHA HOUsE.--Mr. FIackett haStaken The
new opeIa HOuseiu Irving Place, New York, and
opehstl Monday night with GIiSi aud NariO When
4 was understood ihu. Mt, HiOkstt had taken the
.bsslts The b,ook Iose lrjm s4O0 10 $1,000, the par
price. ssyegdl Shares Offered at that were instant
taken. The new oPen House cost upwards Of
100000.