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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

all twenty millions of bushels The town
population Of Ohio will in half a dozen years,
amount to halfa million, and this will require
fifteen millions for household consumption;
while the loundries. factories, and shops OF
all description will require twenty five mil
lions, independent OF furnaces and forgea
We thus see that Independent of the GOA
consumed at the mines by furnaces. forge:
and other works, forty millions of bushels
will be required in the towns, and this a.
mount will be increased annually at a rapid
ratel,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

y NEW aud second handed BugSiea tor safe. CN
% soon, as they must be sold.
nov 90 ~ NM llCNH Y "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

|! !'AHcY Scars, PEEsuMEEES, etc, large assor,-
Z nent Tor sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april ~, 1850.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

= JcL6NES Pills and Ycrriuec, tho most popn
M lar medicines oi the as3 iJr sgso by
nov. 23 I553 J BEALL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13
Good News to AL!
B.y Express

II ECEVED this dny by express our second lot @
no, 90 - WIN HOtii L. GO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

DIR ! 3. aAEgaEI'~
CELE;32iTED "aTsL0LLCA1F /;
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-13

NYTRlilNG, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Fancy paper iof sale low by J BEALL
nov 10 'i3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

some sources of revenue, and some extraordinary
expenditures, there has been for the last two OF
three years an annual deficit of few millions of
dollars, but This sum not exceeding $40, 00O 600,
represents the entire Indebtedness Of the STATE
LOT Turkey has never allowed Notionat deDt.--
The lecturer here brancled off to three institutions
IN which no change has been effected. The sys.
TEN Of taxation is very unjust and oppressive
oae; 600, of the $50, 600 Oo0 are all that
are derived from duties on imports while the re-
nainder is obtained through direct taxation OF the
products OF the country. large proportion OF
the imports pay import -oi 8 per cent, only,
while the productions OF The country grain, for
instance,) hrstpay a tenth as 1.-THE, then i2.per
cent on expectation. and The producer AMI other
subjects pay beside direct tax IN money equai 10
i0per cent of their incones This impOri dutyiias
been agreed upon by t.enty with the Euroneah
nations for more years past, anJJhas sinn-
" resulted IN stopping lens of thousands of ih,ir
own silk cotton and @o0lel Looms. iron lrndces,
&c The evils OF bribery among the Officers of M
Goyetnmentlwas next dealt with by The lecturer.
The laws relating TO women are ssh unaltergi'
and she has as yet no place in society," hut is stilf
subject to the ignominious slavery OF the Harem.
The lecturer commented with great ability upon
these reforms, and their inevitable expansion 10
social and political status equal with The most en-
iightenedl of the nations of The earth. q
h bis Lecture was Concluded amid tile arplapsa of
the audience. SsNS tl'e " sues "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
psICK AND AFFLloTED.rn

THE most sale aud certain remedy ever known to In.
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs colds, asthma.
bronchitis. blood splitting. liver complaint, whoopIng
bility. pains in the side or breast broken eonstuon
romthe abuse OF calomel and other causes is pocTok
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi ard consumpon, aer 1t has reached state and
samed character hitherto considered Incurable Yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
patson. Remember-thei great original Will chsrT
and the only compound prepared by
physician. is manufactured under the mneaiat. n
OK SlHaRNR, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st, above Market, Philadelphia s5 5,. Is ~,
For sale Sy-Da. JAMES BAKER; ,kELLs d cALp-
We, MsLLi ana fAFTERsoN & Co. Wheeling FLEMlNG
BROS Pittsburgh. BuRpsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealer generally. NJ rvr,aa,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

q p
CouLo'r CURE HiM.-A good story is told, in al,
eastern paper, Of the treatment Of a drunken hus.
band by his amiable spouse. After trying various
experiments, all 10 cure drunkenness, she thought
of another plan of making a reformed drunkard OF
her lord: so sEstf 10 ,5ilas,i, y .s.i5.i5 -
She engaged a. iwatchman for a stipulated re.
war; 70 carry Phiianderi!to the waite h house.
while yet in state of insensiLiiity and 10 frght
en- hlm little When he recovered. In co5se.
quence ofthis arrangement, Philander tyak ,d,
ABOUT eleven O'Clock at night, and found himseii
lying ON pine bench in strange and dim ansrf.
ment. Halslng himselfup on his elbow, he looked
around until his eyes rested ON man seated INV ~
stove smoking a cigar s - ' sne
Whete atm 1?,, said PhilanJer. =
"ln medical college,,' said the civSs - s6,oLa.
"What q doing Their, pa 5al'i -
"Golng to be cut upp' -. q n
Chow comes thatl'' 's'AiAS :; stIlsG5
why you died Yesterday, while yon q, -. a,,,,,
ana si, we bought your body TO make a iia,omy
!rs lle--Pm not dead.', - - &, 2 2
=. NO matter-we bought your carcass fron, yo,, ,
VIE VINO paa night 10 sell it, for irs alif tbe
good she could make OF you. III you,re nat IN
updead or alive" htl 1SsS. : 5 Sut you
"Yon viii do il chi" asked The old sol. ~ Z IL
cay to be surewe will, now liirectly >. w..
resolule answer. ls5Sg.s - - sile
.Well. can't you lat us, have something 70
drink before you beginin - e'. -
This last speech satisfied, the watcbman 4tb,,
Faiiander was hopeless case; and rs his rss,varS
was contingent on his successful treaiment of The
paisnt' he was not little chaerined al the re-
suN; 50. with no gentle handling, he trmbled the
t'sl0ispeoie lne9riate out of the watch house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

The oLDrsr voLusrEEk CoMrAsY IN vtnsrs,..
The Baltimore Sun says the statement of one of
ITS correspondents, few days ago, that the Blues
OF Petersburg, organized in 1900, was the oldest
volunteer company in Virginia. is erroneous. 1t
appears that the Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
IS entitled to The honor. We have been furnished
with some interesting facts in relation to this COM
panX, showing that it is. with one exception, the
Oldest company in the United States Its records
exhibit the fact of an election of officers having
taken place on the 10th OF May. 1898, but the COM
pany it is said, existed several years previous to
that date. Of those who constituted its member
ship in 179s'but two,' Mr.. George Watt, of Rich
wond, and Mr.. Zalma REFINE. of Baltimore. nre
now living. The company is sill in existence and
IN fiourishing condition, under the command of
Capt. Patton. "a 7'''7 :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

EFrEeTs OF THE NEaaAsx. MovEnEsr.-Alea-
ding Democrat now in Washington, says the New
York Commercial. a gentleman of intelligence and
dIsceFnment, and friend of the Administration.
thus writes 10 friend in that city,-the express
sion OF his sentiments not being designed for pub
ication:- aa
NJ, We anticipate very exciting scenes in Congress.
The Nebraska bill will entirely break up the Dem
octauc party fear. Many Southern men are OPP
They know very we'll that slavery can never be
csrrle into Nebraska, and they fear tina: the repeal
oil The compromise, while it will do them no GOOD.
M1lt establish precedent for the repeal of other
ia%s-the fugiive-slaye law, perhaps.,, El-alE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

Some malicious iscoundrel. in Cincinnati,
on Wedne sday last, bored stick of stove wood
with an anger, filed The cavity with gunpowde..
plugged up and threw the stick into the yard of
Respectable man named Brownell, whose little
daughter found il. carried it in the house, and af
forwards it was, with other wood, put in the stove.
Ina few minutes an explosion took place, blowing
the stove to pieces, and throwing the fire in all
directions The lady of The house, the little girl
and an infant in the room at the time, ali of
whom were bruised or burned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
APPOINTMENTS BY THE he PRESIDENT Emf, .

% uU 10EtaIHe auotce aHa eonsent 81 the Senate.I
* 4coLLEcFohs OF THE CUSTOMS. 4 4
Charles B. H: Fessenden, for the district of New
Bedford, Massachusetts,.
Massachusetts,. ..sst 1g5if 1890
n, phinsss W. Leland. fer tho district of Fall
), VIM Manning. for the district ofGlouces'ter.
Joseph T; Pease. for the district of EJgartown.
James g; Campbell. for the district of Genesee,
\, Abtehs@ =: 3; Hetehkiss. for the district of
=, ELGeh 2. Tall!cott, for the district of oswego.
Thomas S. Singleton, for the district of New
bern, North Ca:oiina. ".f-'>'"'. ?
David W. Johnson. for the district of Pearl
River, Shiedsborough. Miss -id,- 1S-'
Charles G. Sackett. for the district of Sacrament
to, Sacramento City, California. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
Footprints in the Snow.

Over lane. and roof, and steeple,
Lies the son and yielding snow,
Ana behold crowd or people 80
Moving, noiseless, to and NO, 4sa #.
Like 10 gangs, OF spectres-reople sg
Moving. Snoiseieas, through the snow.
Tho the eehos all arc yoice,ess 2af
, 10 the steps that come and CO.
Every step, however noseless, ~
Leaves footprint in tbs snow,
Ana each print, altho tits voceless, ---.--
Tells Its story to the snow.
Here be steps OF youth aud maiden,
Age and manhood-pleasure, pain. -,.s.z=
Some, whom cares have overladen,
Some. whom cares have sought in vain Z (
Steps OF manhood, youth, and maiden, , 8. s.
i"a Care will follow not vain ..az,,t,s.
Yonder print all bieared--une VEN vf7yF
Marks some weary Pilgrims shOopi ~
- AFTER all hts sins forgiven,
He, whose steps seem SO una ven- ~ gtu5
May the grave accept him soon y e q 5.
There are footmafks,.hsrd and rigid .ss4.9
From their pressure we may know lti,.- tg,
one. whose heart as winter rigid, ,,. -
vi ~, Melts not a another's woei ,l9I -
Right will overtake with woe. y
J. The re an impress, neat and slender,6 "A
/ shows where some iair girl hbth pass,d,
Anselsl shield her from the biistt ssisfs, 10.
Heart SO frail, and FORM so slender. sials $50 .,
s0 Needs DO sheltered from the blasti 1.l .,3i
Here naked foot seems creeping, 80 -
Plainly marked each little toe; = ! Z. Z ~ ~
: HAS soma mad cap child been leaping $500,
- From theiwindow in the snow9- - = ,t.,
}.out! some beggara brat Is creeping, - 3 - L.
creeping, shivering through lie snowl ~
While, with whoop. and shout bewild,ring. = 9
: :, chasing. racing down The street.
/ 81 Here band oil merry children - p '..ia
Leave the marks OF dancing feetl ts'6''N
j., To that bare.fo child bewiid'rine, w.
al arc those marks OF dancing teett
Thus, upon the prospect dre ry u : tl,t[s- & =
Like theohild OF long ago, y 81 EIEAl ia
could gaze for hours, unveary st.,-if-.I a. -f.s
Counting foot.printsEin the snow! y III tr.I ~
Mnsing o'er.the prospect dreary Il s.
Recalling foot prints in the :snowi ".
In them lies no unw Sc mornl-,-a, y#.-,,.5
Foot prints in tho melting snovi -s-F rz-, i
With the soft snow Il not Quarrel
But a little while-'twill col - 7- 2 r. ? q
Meantime. all may find a moral, lE't-
Reading footprints i'll the snow. n %
LrIMoRk. Jan. 1st. 1854. =. IL - ..-... .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
mro1soNING.n

Thousands OF Parents who use vermifge composed OF
appear to patient eykre actually
foundations for series ofdseascs, such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness ofliinbs, etc. = =
In another Column win De found the
ilohensaeks Medicines, Which the attention Of
all directly interested inther well as their chill
drens health In Liver complaints ali disorders ar
sing from those bilious type should make use of The
only genuine medicine. HobeGsack's Liver Pills.
0S"Be not dseeited," but ask for uobensacks Worm
Syrup and LAYER Pills, observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor. J. n. HogESsAcK as none
else are genuine 49,. ia. O"N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

WoAEs vs.. MsS.-women in all countries are
civil, obliging, tender and humane. thew ara ,vsr
inclined TO be gay and cheerful. tniorous and mn
dent and they do not hesitate like men, 10 perform
generous action more liable. perhaps, to en- than
men, but in general more dis!nterested more viz
tHous aud performing more good actions than men.
In my extensive wandering in foreign climss. If
hungry, thirsty. wet, cold or sick. women has ey
er zen friendly 10 me, most uniformly sp.,-[Ltd
gard. z5lf > II -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

Tnr TOTAL DErALcArros. of Lander. S. Nor
wood the late Clerk of the Superior Court at
baitlmofei = of which the sum of sl7 900
asdue to the State, and s1s,4s7, to the city or
Baltimore. The City Council have passed reso-i
luton directing suit 10 be commenced against his
securities accompanied with an appeal to the
Legislature TO enact law to punish as felony all
future populations on the funds of the city,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

SUDDEN DEArn.-Rev. Jno. W. Richards. D.
D.. pastor OF the Lutheran Church, at Reading,
Pa. died suddenly last Tuesday, of heart disease.
He was taken ill while preaching funeral SER
mon' and died very soon after reaching his resi-
dence. hedeceased was a grandson of the Rev.
Henry Melchior Muhlenberg. well known as one
Of the founders of the Lutheran Chulch in Amer
lea. -@5t(sH=sii % ,.s,sl,.zs =, .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

TThe Hon. Thomas corwin met with IA an /. sc ,,i
dent last Thursday evenin.. atMorrow. Ohio. In
stepping from the baggage car, he fell on piece
OF timber, cutting his mouth severely. and break
ing out his front teeth. he was under the care of
physician at last advices . ID. 81 g..i,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE !AeE r

MIN TINT VIII Ally RUN niMsxLF srLl OMAR
w TO TIRE COMMUNITY At LARasl e. a7's{i
" lsAAcPRhGER has Just returned from III. s,, ,,,
the best stock OF Dry aud Fancy Goods, nosie.
ry &C.. exhibited in this city, which he is oeripg
at the new and beautiful building, No D. ain ~
Monroe and Union seetso at such asonishln.
low prices as to cause every WHO call on m an
and gentlemen will find 1t 10 their own a ii
they do SOP to ter the above ex- lanation
MS stoek being too large to ennnerate. he wi. only d-
rect particular attention TO choice assortment o. the IL
sest styleof Platds, French RIcrinos, and Wool
Deintnes OF every color, Blankets, Embroider.
ie.' and an assortment Of Linens, as mover were
seen before. ats Ai ~ y ; = II 49,,
To the trade he Offers particular throppb
hs connection with tue rs houses OF the coun
try he is able to sell cheap in the Eastern
aarlses.a gtnoyil. ISAAC Prayer, i15 Main ST.
= JAS. Il. MeMEcHEN is eanaidnts for Ire sHsn1r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

!. u-The following is gem from the richly stored
casket Of that claiming poetess, Mrs. L. H. Sig
Quincy. ltwns HANDED 10 us (to decorate a corner
in The EnquiFeD bya highly esteemed young lady
OF this city. The sentiments it breathes, and the
style in whichthe thoughts are expressed are cred
liable 10 the head and heart of the author, and
complimentary 10 the intelligence and kind feeling
tof the young lady who has perceived their beauty
and adopted them as her own.--f Richmond Eng.
- s -. =,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
Regard due to the Feelings of othera
- BY MRS. Z. n. stoOuRxEr.

)
There 10 plant that in its cell,
All trembling seems TO stand, -'si-'ta Z a.
And bends its stalk, and folds It's ieayes.
From each approaching hand. ssz
And thus, there Is conscious rerye ~
Within the huma breast, -tss-.
That ironl the rash and cateless hand. - -.
Shrinks, and retires distrest.
The pressure rude. the touch severe, - -
Will raise within the mind, 49, .f-- !. ,
AAmeless thrill. secret tear, tl-s.si7,f. J. -,
torture underlined, 5.5. tft5 f.
you who are by nature formed. A
Each thought refined to know.
herress the lieord-t the glance that. wakes
That trembling nerve to woel n H.. T.
And be it still Your JOY 10 raise,
The trembler from The shade. EGtfI
To bind tie broken, and 10 heal,
The wound you never made:s s17 ~a5.ss.rf 5,
Whenever you see the feeling mind, ,, ,..,..,...
o, let this care begin, = L. 4.,
And though the cell be meier SO Io,y ~
Respect the g. est within. - go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

THE oLD DomNIos.-we learn from The WASH.
lngton Sentinel that meeting Of yirginians was
t" be held at the United States Hotel, wasbine-
ton' on Tuesday evening. for the purpose of ma.
king arrangements for the celebration Of the t;rst
Permanent settlement at jamestown. Va. i, is de-
sired 10 form an association for the celebration of
the day annually. -H-4s5a: 80 6ll-1''.l1S :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

FIREs, At LouI-ylLLE.--The Roman Catholic
cathedral at Louisville took FIRE on the oath ult,
between the ceiling and roof and was damaged 10
the amount of $4,000. On the same day anoth-
er fire eccurred which destroyed the mustard fac
toryof Tingley & Watts and the tobacco house of
&. Holblook.L EtE-rS !. -.a-..-t..--.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

THE soUlE DurLs.--The New York Express
says that reports from Madrid via Paris are,--that
the Marquis de .Turgot has had his leg ampptated.
and is now in a dangerous condition. If he dies
as is belleved-Mr. Soule will of course have to be
recalled. ~ ''.e.' ass-l s.lS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

FooLisH MlsrAxE.-some people make some
strange mistakes as to the nature OF angels. They
talk oil women IA, Ss''angels There's mot worl
are alwaysof the other sex. sl,s-T - - {.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

TFA friend once visiting nm nnvo,,diy rhi,,..
ophtr. " hose mind was his kingdom, 1esseI ri,
surprise at The smalness of his apartment: s.lVhy.
you have not room to swing cat!" stMy friend 81
was the serene. unapptecIdtive answer. "I do nots
want. 10 swing cat.'' tss.,-i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRuARI R 1854,

SOUTHERN connracIAL coxvEnr,ox.-b,s, III, Ill
Gems of Ghsrleston are making arrangements for
the Southern Commercial Convention. which holds
an adjourned session there in April. The conven.
ton, it win be remembered, held its first session
in Baltimore, and last year met at Memphis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

Haflisrss-A grea. means of happiness Il j. !. :.
constant epple ymep, lfor = Desirable epd.=and
consciousness of advancement towards that end.7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

.s,asrLLoorsA.- David was a Jew:, hence the.
HSfpof David was a 5JeWsharp. Question-howl
the deuce did he sing his tssIns aud play on il at
ths same times'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
NEW ADvRRr1sEMENrs.
Wheeling Female seminarv.


ans warkttso pm SIS SEMINARY. s-'''' -
TT'' sasS Is eass
Glass;
Eassh g raa,,haI ;4tl class Miesfsiosy ''pA''
OF g. ine papers edilsd BY the 80 ing lsdics
srs &c s PATRONS eergymen and
ted 70 attend TO The @orin aRy az
soooek,tn the aLteuISon at I. O'CLOCK -. ebe;it
- - HOOKS FOR THE PEOPLEI n VI
IN HIT cornor Life Scores IL New York;
H gssh,; Or Lord By.o !shi bis l,qughtsri and
Annie Vincent ~ The author ol re Twin sstsas
6ay foekMoSl, Il f. 1cs sSatin.s cT5vs q
frank RIvers y,lagrahanl,
-[ss22a ltas ii. eMsMEcaas
) Thomas's American echanioal Leech ITTTT..
currise GLASS, BREAST GLASS, EAR sYRIsarsS ne
:. :, t.sTAL LEEcH, ETC. rlt h, IAN. u T.
new and valuable i Isra@ssis
The superiority Of these articles viii commend them
4-lee2L KELLs ( CALDWELL
800 - = :, ,.5 !, VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
se Moas rd saS is tR Nc
s IN ss II SsG
eaVsh!sge 81 being near tho centre of business
lee2a2m. - JAS Y. PATTERSON.
,,n,o ,,,foR SALE OR RENT
and ee H Isas street as.
e'! T6 ssT nr house -; all IN g,oa order
er ~ rooins. would make good HOTEI N1'''se.i
Possession list of 4 prll. f,7l -" @ ~ - %
Enquire or aay MIC 81 J. RoHAN .t
SSS I, -, marble mason, GO Market st
be I've Win 9.her good property in the city will
"a AZ, MUSIC! MUSICM
we are about 10 60 East again. 10 purchase very
- VI se STOCK oi Goods we take great pains 10 inform
our wheeling and vicinity custom that we will s Tyams
Music and Musical al first cost
nope mat our musical riendsS give us cali noy
nee hat late and large selection new music, aIso
'h ~ Monueriul : ed Iction In prices ei4ez 80
,Mheeiing md u ont nsrid.c 15o1, 00o@-
ne !oarh OF Managers of this COmiany win nrnrse,
On monday the 18th day OF February 1854 10 elect
,s Soee ols TO go n.o office tile lst sy of nr
e salary Of each viii the rate OF 50 ner
viii Nv VIII house Tss OF let The labor Of collecting
VII os equaly divided anon the four collectors Apn
cations "a writing may be Lent with the Clerk Fp'
IsoI:t1. = " EDWARD H. FITZHUGH. Clerk
- FOR RENT.
me lst Of April next, brick Dwelling House
uoor and small shrubbery yard ne entire enIb
VI rne iol, on Inc south side of the house 80 f
ne mouse IS situated On Market street imme nm
anu east otIthe new Market House. CentTe IvheeI
II desired. might be given on the 1st or
sSqSts for particulars on y 4
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rees B. snlth. = T Fl 1ncl

~ rs 'tu!l ss.s % .slal In emo
Jane Smith and other. ~ : In ehsnceTr
virtue OF decree rendered in the above cause on
ne Zyth day OF October 1853, will, as in
the said decree appointed proceed 10 SELL on SstureaT
oh DAY OF February 1854, O'Clock, A. NJ al the
door OF the court house of Ohio county the real
IN The bill mentioned, situated on the west side OF
stf In the 1si ward Of tie city Wheeling 'front.'
same I width TO the Ohio river and b othe easily
street on the south by North street. west by
ne onio river ana on the north by,a line be drawn
on Main street 10 the Ohio river distance OF eI
ON ana parallel TO North street. The
VIII DC sold subject to the dover claim Isabel Gladden.
on eIeit OF one, two and three years; pnTcaser
from the daylof sale, and said payable annually
purchase money is all paid. $500 ~
to Waf.sS. wICKHaM; f7Ess4E.
1anI5 :. Sheriff and eomulssioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
55 TRUSTEES SALE q
Wheeling Cotton Mills.

subscribe will neli al PUBLIC Auction At the front
4 door OF the Court House in The city W heeng IN
Monday the 18Th day February, 1854 ali The sn
personal Keeling COMPANY
consisting OF the propei y h the Wheeling tt.
ION Ms wthfour lots Of ground, ldings engine ma
cnery ioT inning yarns, weaving batting etc
all In good condition and Iun ing oil DER. 10y
These Mills are capable orsltodncing three fhousana
yas OF cotton cloth per day and the city Furnishes
COTTON mill In The city tLepresent presents oppor
business. - - - 4'"s
Term. Of Saltone firth in cash. the residue in equal
interest from date Tho he secured by
eTty. - y = - ~ S Hf prop
The title is supposed to be viii con-
deIadtd 'NDs' ANDREW WILSON. Trustee.