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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02
For Rent,

vIyHE su scrber ha, ing made arrangements to leave
Il the city, shes rent tho house and lot where he
now lives the remainder of the year For terms
pl to myself, or Mr.. Henry l. Brown.
mug dts &C. WINGFIELD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02

XNTE have - hand n lot of very superior FAMILY
w BACON IA hS Those IN want will do wei
TO cal soon LEE d. JOHNSON.
lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02

nisSOLEFIDN OF COPAIkENER-
- SHIP The conoern oi Hobson Il Asher IL 'hi.
day dissolv"d by mutual consent nnd the Nuns of the
ron,ern will uniy lie us in winding up the same.
Those indebted o the Ill nleasc come forward
aud mike paymeo ma speedily +. possible, nnd those
nving clnm- ngnirsl the conoern vii plcnse present
them for payment N HOBsON,
Sep. LIT. 1884 WM W ASHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02
LYNCHBU RG MONDAY MORNING, OCT 2 1854
MERCHANTS.

CLOSING OUT STOCK.
Fine Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings
will fl IN this day ofer greater Inducements In the
j above named articles than have been snld in this
rity In any house this season, l care not under what
circumstances. All persons wanting fine goods in this
lnc roally low prices. will have "a chance TO
supply themselves. by calling ON me,
Il. u, LEWIS Sign White Flag,
jun o7.ts East Muin ST., Lynehburg.
Something superior.
Nj cCORkLE d JONES viii have. In few days,
I 90 cnses that celebrated ~ G. Stick Licoiic.,
30 do do, Mass do,
To which they IL VIC the attention OF manufacturers.
may 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02
For Sale OF Rent.

M#s That valuable poper, mnkln Hill, fC .serly
NELL occupied hy Samuel yrcc, Esq For particulars
apply to f. j. Fokes, or Stml D. Buker Lyuchburg,
or 10 GEORGE A BAKER,
sep J.dts Lexington, va.
~ kepnhran copy. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02

- fS Bedford Sentinel, Salem Register, Wytheville
telegraph and Chrisansburg Herald copy month in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
CONNECTICUT.
WORKINGS OF THE ANTI-LIQUOR LAW.
Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
u,prpopn Friday Ana II 1-Jl

HARTFORD, Friday, Aug. II, 1sji.
Our new liquor law has now been in operation nearly
two weeks, and is gaining friends every day. Every
bar in the city and from all accounts in the State, is
closed-the hotels not excepted. Before the new law
went into operation liquors sold in the most open
manners bar-rooms TO be seen IN all parts OF the
city and drunken men staggering through the streets
was uncommon sight. Now all is changed. The
nights are passed quietly and the watchhouse without
occupants The hOte-keepers, as general thing. al
though obliged to conform to the law do it reluctantly
and there are Others of course, who the article
that End much fault with the law; but as a general
thing it s gaining friends among all classes OF our clt
zens and in INV opinion those who look forward n its
repeal next spring will find themselves entirely mis-
taken If the law is rigidly enforcedor rather
implicitly Obeyed-tor the remainder of the year as 1t
has been for the past two weeks We shall see yet
stronger marks Of its effect upon society. Already the
change very great in the aspect of our leading no.
tells especially in the evening Heretofore, large
bers of young have cOngregated in the evenings
at rst-cass hotels spending their time and money
in relating stale jokes and drinking liquors; but
that there is nothing left but the jokes they wisely
keep away.
Society in Hartford is making rapid strides toward
the Ffthav. style of New-York. Already streets
are korOred by the iyered servants Of w0udbe asto
Gratis and the residences OF the Reschoot arsocrdcy
are tted-up with all the magnihcence and luxury OF
an eastern paha. One Of the gentry, who drives fire.
quently through streets with his liyeried coach
man, was few years since a bostler in this city.
Having been successful in making fortune by keeping
livery stable he shows bis appreciation of the BUSH
ness by putting his coachnan up for sign The differ
ent casts are strongly marked here in Calcutta,
and extends 10 the working classes Your retired
merchant looks down upon the trader the trader in
turn looks down upon his clerk, the clerk upon the
mechanic and the different trades have sort of
aristOcracy existing among themselves and look down
upon each other. Happily there are many exceptions
10 these rules else lite in Connecticut would be ntol
cradle; but l am confident there las been great
change within few years in the social character of
the people Of this state-less hospitality geniaty and
equality and extravaganza and absurdity than in
the olden time of Blue Laws and wooden nutmegs.
DIDO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

SroILISG AN ArPErrE.-The Rev. DIR. Allyn, formerly
Pastor of the Congregational Church in DuIbuy Nas'a
chuse,ts Of the old time eccentrctes OF that
State Among the anecdotes related of him, we find the
following good enc in The Ner-EHglaad Farmer:
"During visit to Boston acertain OCCASION he was
invited 10 dine with acquaintance who had once failed
but then y ed in great style He entered the house just
be fore the dinner hour and after CHANGING the ostenta
tous parade upon the table, and the other extensive
made entertain him. he quietly slipped on
His sudden disappearance eIced no little wonder. The
feast was delay but the guest not seen again that
day. Some time after, ne called upon his friend and on
being asked for explanation OF his conduct he replied
that when he what elegant dinner in prepara
on for him. the remembrance that his neighbor and
parishioner H naming townsman who had suffered
severely by the failure Of this very man had nothing but
clans to eat destroyed his appetite that he was glad to
leave the house..
II happy thing for folks that sppettes moi,
% easily spoiled nowadays.
Another anecdote of DR.. Allyn may be called
"SrS IN FrDpLE.-When a violin first introduced
into the choir of the church. the innovation gave great
oense 10 some of the worthy pensioners. Especially
s the payer of the bass vol exercised with aud
rd;cua,ion when the frivolous and proane fiddle first
ooE ts place in the house Of God by the side OF his Sc
date and pory instrument He accordingly laid The case
before the maroon who after listening soberiy 20 ms con-
nlsnts replied: IL be say sir don know
hut you are right; but you II srikes ne ne gresT
ne Eddle rae greater he ssE! The hero OF me Dig "a
de vas upiuned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-TWO WAREHOUSES;
AND CONTENTS DESTROYED-LOSS,
From Ia. ST. Loaf. Int.9.se..sr Of .4.su.ts 8.


At about clock this morning fire broke in the
oners shop Of Mr. John Stephenson, north OF Carr
Font-s which communicated TO the shop of Mr.. John
Pipe and Carr Rogers lumber yard on the north and
the warehouses the south, reducing them
ruins and consuming large amount OF property among
the principal items Of which 800 bales OF hemp, 900
barrels Of Pork, and $50 hOgshesds of sugar.
The fire discovered in the shop of Mr.. Stephenson
and the moment OF its breaking three men were
make Off at whom gun fired by Mr. Stephen
son, who i said the watch at the tme suspect
ing attempt would be made to fire his premises as an
Effort OF the kind was made some time last week The
wooden shops and their contents quickly consumed
In the shop Of Mr. Pipe there large assortment Of
tools and nearly the entire oners work for the cabin OF
keokrk packet his lose, although known TO U.s.
be heavy. Further norh stood the office and lumber
yard Carr & Rogers which entirely DESTROYED
the office buTnl and nearly all the lumber in the ward
consisting feet besides stage planks
Next to the joners chop of Stevenson on the south.
was the twosory brick warehouse known Conn 3. but
present occupied BY s. NJ Edgell & Co. It. together
with the contents, was entirely consumed Next came
the hreesoiy stone buildings Of Mr.. Octave Boyce oc
cupyng the of Carrs and the Jeyee; and :h-y
wih their contents were also destroyed Al 10 o'clock
this forenoon when ted the scene OF the coufsrrn
on but wall Of the brick and stone walls was stand
ing and not yesge OF the oiners shoss or the lu-
her yard Office 20 be The walls OF he stone
buildings tumbied into heap, forming mes. o. halt
burnt lime, cnders Of hemp, ana cracking of pork
We have been enabieG 70 arrive g. pretty correct s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
sEApoRTs OF CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.

Below give list of the principal seaport of Caor-
MIA and Oregon, with brief description ct the minor cha
racercs OF esch harbor The whole coast being set
tied rapidly by very enterprsng and intelligent popua-
ton who will demand very large trade; which
well provided with hsrbos from latitude 81 TO 40, dis
tance Of 1000 miles in direct line there two hrsrae
harbos and seventeen Of moderate inferior quality.
The United States has had possession of the country for
eight yea and for six years San Francisco has been one
of the first seapors of the Union and for the last three
years the coastng trade o this State has been but little
II at all inferior to that of any other State Yet there
but lighthouse the coast and preparations have
been made for the erection OF lights many OF the I'M
portap points Two coast surveys have been made but
the first imperfect and the charts OF the second have
Dot oil been issued Arrangements should be made at an
early day for the erection Of lighthouses at Port Oxford
Point st. George, Cape Mendocino, Point Arenas and
Point REYES beside others. Government should likewise
direct he execution OF photographic view of the whole
coast. view taken about ten miles from shore giving
the coast an altitude Ct about one inch eoSd be taken IN
India ink by good draughtsman, as rapidly steamer
sail so that any skipper on approaching the shore,
could at know his exact whereabouts by referring 10
his drawing Possibly daugerrcotype OF the coast might
he taken by placing the instrument on pvots The work
when concluded might be published IN small book, and
would be extremely valuable in cloudy days, which are
nnmerous ON the California coast in winter and would be
far more convenient all occasions when near shore to
the coaster than the complicated calculations OF latitude
and longitude.
IL .ep perfectly secure and deserves 70 be marked
among the best harbors in the world. The town as
population Of several thousand and has resources wncn
promise prosperous future. There is large extent OF
fertile country in the vicinity and in the Interior which
must trade At San Diego and would alone suffice TO make
il important place. But San Diego the natural YER
minaon Of the great road from Utah. is convenient ter
minus for nteroceanic railroad tie southern route
and is the first port above the point of the Gulf Oh Cali
forpia for which reason Northern Sonora il il OBJ
tain population and prosperity, will trade at San Diego
San Pedro the port OF Los Angeles lies in lat $50 AZ
Like most OF the habors the coast il is open TO the
south winds but is the best Of that class The anchorage
Il GOOD Goods have to be landed in lighters. The har
bor might be made entirely secure By breakwater San
Pedro Will probably be next to San Diego in importance
sossi mos accessible to the southern portion OF the Tu
Mare Valley The town at presen. is qa'c small Both
those ports have regular communication with San Fran
Santa Barbara Harbor in latitude $40 49, open 70 the
sorth gide The population Of the tos Is ANAL id the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

WHAT TIE AVERAGE YIELD OF WHEAT AND Is
DIAs CoRs This question is a good deal agtated
day, especially among journals devoted to Agrcultur
and Political Economy. There many inexsct and or
roneous statistics in circulation which tend to confuse and
msead. The last United States Census is budget Of
bunders this head. We mean by this, eensure Of
the officers who took it, but simply that the prescribed
of inquiry not calculated to secure resbk
returns.
We have before the Auditors official statement BY
townships of the number of last year devoted to
Wheat and ndan Corn respectively in Putnam County
and fairly fertile portion Of Western Ohio. The
totals are follows:
heyo Bushels produced 5sDoSe yiad per Ae,s
Wheat. $40 90 1853 not quite busheb
Indian Corn ..e,773 s,3l5 not quite 30 bushek
of course this yield of Wheat less than the average
of Ohio but we believe that of Corn ID considerably above
the average of that fertile State We understand that the
Auditors official returns from all the Counties give ave-
rage field for last year OF between fourteen and fifteen bu
els per all the land We shall shock many pre-
conceptions in saying ths. believe the average yield
Wheat throughout the Union is ten than twelve
bushels while that of Corn ia not far from twenty-five
bushels being carried up by the high averages in Souhs
Ohio and Of the prairie States. We believe then
are more acres Of Corn PLANTED which yield ess bs
yield than twenty bushels but then few thousass
acres yielding from forty to eighty bushels carry up M
averages on great many acres yielding only ten TO eight
cen bushels.
May not our Agricultural Societies proftably colec
statistics on this subject We to have State Cen
sus next year. suppose endeayor TO secure with mofs
accuracy than hitherto the actual Product of Stss
in Grain Grass and other Vegetables with the number
acres devoted to each product
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
WESTCHESTER COUNTY TEMPERANCE
ALLIANCE.

The Quarterly Meeting Of the Westehe-te Temperance
.nce will he Mount kseo TUESDAY Angus, u III
business meeting will be ~ 10 A NJ and meeting p "
Addresses delivered the Rev LrcIEx BrELEIeH long
ted Of Temperance who uadef Of he
Alliance exnvss,ns the County, BY HokAcE
spe.te All Interested in the earnestly Invited attend
specially pOisnt that section County .hosd
ably rrTrnsd this meeting TIA; such ,rranrsess nay BE-
.se Cor esnvasrs County will the election IN
Of sAgash Temperance each Assembly
D. D. ToMPKlSs MCLAUGHLIN Cor Sec
SSners. Aus- II. 1854
NB-Mr BurIsish szthorired lsert Of the Alliance
I'D Ct The Te-peaaee tA5sysheu s
CcaIfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

Fooled SLAVE CATcHERs.-Tke Niagara Falls hua
August II says that slave escaping from seryitude r
rived in that village the 9Th inst, and reached ne
ferry just in time to get into the little boat II was pre-
pairing to leave for the Canada side His master wa %
the train in pursuit and reached the ferry only
time TO see his cha.te midway the oaning vsn
OF Niagara. We learn that the slave last seen BY ~
master ct Cleveland yet, although both on the a,
trains the slave succeeded in GLIDING his vigilance, 40
placing himself beyond pursuit.
The RaeiAe Wis Adsoeote reports that two saw
cstchers arrived there Sunday night and went Yves
search Of some missing chhttels" from st. Louis ~
Mraukee Sentinel questions whether these men Sun~
will find much sport in Wisconsin. Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

HosIcIDr.-The Memphis Eagle OF the Sd inst ~, ~
the previous day renconter took place between -
Charles May and Capt. George A. Brinkley, In when
latter received three shots all of them severe, ana ~
in the abdomen, extremely dangerous. The o'hei -,
in the hip and leg, and though painful are n0'
gerous. There had been difficulty the night pre-
in which threats lad been made OF such chsT'eo .,
in the judgment OF the Examining Magistrates % 80
the shooting. Mr.. May gave himself up lmmsa''''
ter the occurrence. was examined ard discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

Any further particulars of interest will be given to-
morrow.
Tie day has been the warmest Of the season. Many
of the fremen have been sun-struck, and others
worn cut by oyer-exertiOn. CRESCENT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

wlmsoroS CoLLros--We acknowledge Tue
receipt Of On invitation TO The Annual Contest be-
lssen The Washington q Union Literary socieuep
Of Washington (Pa.) COLLEGE, on THURSDAY even
nt Decembe5 l9ui. Tue subject selected for dis
tussion IL; alas Tie Pfosress Il Mua been la
pded more by TeyeTeuce Tor antiquity, lbunbY
I love Of inGoyaiioni" A0i native, @ y. Porter
d Hancock county, Va Negative, n,W Clfy.
toa, Aecomae, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

VS. invite attention to The card Of CnEsrga &
Co, 70. vatjiag audshpping Merchants, % Wet
i, New York They doau extensive business and
lh,if house els extensively known asa nspoasible
one, m,noged by clever and accommodating gem
u,msn. ThriragenIs in Ills city ate Messis. How,
40 AID RNoG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

Tm s,tr or TicKrrs tor Tie $4,000 worth Of
neal snd p, nonal estate, to be disposed Of among
me holders Of shares, ny wHrmvssr, uie oelu.
Gnad DnguenOlypsi, nsudysHistdhe,elt IN
on papeb will Close m January neSl. VA. j..
p,kieson, al ms Music Store, 100 Main ST., is The
cole scent for the saleo tickets in Wheeling,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

Ccsrou llcOsE LocAuoSs,-'rhe New York
Faes nys that The locations for NE seYiaI new
Costom House buildings, orlhe erection tfwhicb
,nvisOn was made atthe llslsession VI CorgrssS
lave been dci0minsd. AmSag lhose menlionsd S
ilalo Wheeling, but il Is not yet known here
rlisG Of lie several ppposed sites have been Sc
lseled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

Tm RrrM-Lost night Of DARK, lteIe we've sit
Esl Of wstsr in tie channel rud falling Tue
slarf was alive with sleamsTs, and freight 10 the
,nonnl Of nol les Than 800 tons was discharged
,nd about 800 tons slippel The Use, lioweye5
We regret loay, is only sufficient 10 make coul.
n.ncemsnl Of business. aud without furlherroin
ID. waItfmu,l rapidly recedr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03


HoAsp MORDsa AEU suiciuE ID ln1il loTHl
nutdet aud suicide took place Of TIE 'ooi House
lhl tTening, tie particulars OF winch sc utfYe
iiom Nc q. S. Rothbote, Que Of The ketneId Of
lht Poor House. man by The name u Palnck
Kiue, an ltshman, anil soluief 90 Tue Iaie war
EIlh Mexico, come 10 The Poor House NO Present
P,u, with his wife Jare. and Child f3Vni four
F,Bod. Kane had but one aim, having lost Tue
cllu by premature discharge OF ponllnn' j.
'ppsafs he I'D become jeilOus Of bis wife and
liil evening (Sunday) about SIX O'clock 10 vent
10 his wilr's TOom and called het 10 cone 70 him
She readily obeyed he call, meeting INN al toe
Top OF The ST lbs. Kane, without moments war
ming, caught htt and drew 1871 aeNss htl
lhIOi. seyeting one OF The plmcpnl nllefiga' She
rsybprl from hlSgInsp, and Inn down slaIs cay
ing "Ob Godl Oh GOlp he folio Jug al.eG unul
She passed through thlee moeouH io0ns 10 lhr
basement, when size fell, either Lum ihs Loss VI
bo2d " by bios if1m his powerful liph Ihe
alarm lad aroused Tue inmales Although scarce
" Two minutes haI elapsed bvisle Ma halhbOne
'eaehed The scene, he louni lea dead aud ule Mn-
hl husband was siuing,UY hef side bleeding, haN-
ng also cut his own lbTjat IN dfeudul lnannef.
kine held the Ioz still IN bis hand and would
dnw It acIoss lis throat, lhen kiss Die vile, WHO
la dead by his side, Al attempt was male 10
lake 1t ifJn, him, but be Seemed lianuo, hOunsh'
mg lie instrument Of death about aud fiUupd o.
II be would cut oil within his reach, lle wooiJ
agalndlaw the IaEcE ACROSS bis lhiuat anu itpyal
The Kiss, until Il was hnally Knocked from hls
hand W blow gwen ~ slick IN na imnds u
lhe Keeper. Kane also died III aboul lhlte.quai'
ISH Of on hour uterlhis hoHid alall look plaee'
MS Kane is rep, senled asa hind heAilsl mod
s'' and una'suming woman, wlo, q Zoe llNei
bad eI aTge Of o SEX ward 10 The hoinlol. bolll
lhehts5and ond wife wele placed udd,E lhesupeif
'HlOn Of The Cotougt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

PleapESr's MEs@os-Onr arrangements Tor
he reception anil publication of the neat rnnusl
nsage Of The President ail enable W as usual
Dhmsh The county piss with pnI namle' Of
ops desinl, Onerf should be addressed 10
Ms Office before the JOlh inst. Pdce, pyt han'
asd iof any number mol n5OO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03


TUB llyd onigen s valuable discovery iorpIolecl-
iug tie eei fom damp Cold and therefore preventive
ol msnY Lung diseases, eiM6 any doefoFiHr UAliffd.
The hydUnnytn orm Ola sole AID worn Inside
ne hVl on 1lOe. lw htilsabi oinipeler 10 powerful
autdoio 10 ligette.
For gentlemen Il win Be found agreeable, warm, tnd
healthy, 10 wear h ihe eojeli Iaett weather. % We
oni cannot become vet The ilIdlomaten De Inserted.
Ladies' may wtarihe ighies a0ed bUols on th0es IN We
most ucCufnl weather with lmpunity, while torum-
Hon. 90 prevalent tmoug he young OF our cQuifYt nay
BE- hwaied b. iheir seneial tdopior Theycnilrey iU
pelcode uycr th0e, 10 The acr cause lhe ett 10 per-
iic M very unhealthy ninnfD aud' Decides ave nol
daugd,ous wear 20 Cdoilnanl lniCy Wclhoii Ike lndia
iuhbtr Whilt ihe laittfcarto ile te 10 1nptai c1-
iIemely large Tie Hydiomalen being neW thin tce Of
enlk pesed peculiarly Placed inside, do1e NOT irecase
NE tlto % me boot, oreass te ,ot unletr undy
10 chidrnthty ave extremely valuable, atlmY % on
ttgo lncefcltc with comor end he9lthy tloeiq Ilcf
eXpente 10 90 algtas TO tcalce need meriio besides
ihoe wiU paiIont6 Them will hhd thelr ydry dorort
bNif much iimhntisi hfftby,
80 he HydfOnnsenla tc0nng noIt kuowu lis ta!e 10
inorcfstg ualmott inscdible extent Lat yearin
London. Nanchtlieri Rlmln7ham liverpool fisffoWi
Leeds, nubiln, pahs, AnlWctp hamhurGhi tnl Berlin,
sales teaIbed 49, $50 plrs olc0rk soils THIS year
The iumler Will iaT tufrata lhtt
ASK ne Faculty lhelI opinion Of ihelr value az pre-
yenltute Tor coughs, Gods, brontlli asthma and con-
sumption
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

HHrEn's MAu,liNE ot D cynbet has bteu Ie.
cersd by Robinson Boz No. Z Washington
Hail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

Rrirsei non eombaai.dl'oHi from orr oENh." ~
ts,tfih ,iris,s to drs0 ~ - 4ollafi, isiueiins
on had "a da9 hefv seen doiiaTf ~ communion o.
Me iais o. ns iesfmoaiA." SiFHti r. Red 20 ItldH
rsd.trt @ eenmhioEongE's ior h,aSsM e''a''H
lalafef aud Jirt dsRdrf (" b'c'fidd'
The oecupaton win pgoye ailght and CenllemAnly EN-
rioyncnl-as Honorable ae ilis pohhble.
NOagnt viii DO accepted uu.eltable 70 prduco sub
siahlal laslihionias ts a chamciefat ed indinily,
Salaries will b. afnhgsd ior lho hfal year u pGeier-
real
30 niiny answers 10 adserltomsnis ate forwarded
conider no Application uncis accompanied b. one Dbl
laras evidence OF sucenT whenu ll larueuiis VIII b
Addrs,s BURss, BBNBDlcT & Coz
Biunorc, nd.
TO me snhsianalnalue OF ihe enlefpftei we eer 10
KkXAern & nav, u ROY, S0ss 8 Co. Also TO HAN-
ilTos r. Wiar, OhlOi Hon g. ~. DENIS, Rlodo ISL
andi aud 81. Hay, Key West ia. oel6di -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-03

IRA young maa uamsd AnslUy, who sope Hoe
lice forged a chick iof 10000 upon BIS employ
'H, Ne,su. Ptice, Frost a Co, Of New Orleahs,
and then escaped to Hagan,, hes BEEN ausslslin
Pnuce, aud will he returned 10 ibis county, an-
d'Ilhe srlIahlon treaty