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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

AcOlDENTl ON TuE WEsrERN wATES1 The
etof casualties on the Western Rivers for The
last six months exceed anything Of the kind on re-
cord. The following iscOndensed from statement
occupying three columns Of the 81, Louis Repnb.
lican,
ain January there wete as many accidents as
there are days in the month, Eighteen steamers
were lost and twelve nluted more or less The
Destruction Of property, including boat aud cargo,
involving loss Of upwsrds Of half million Of
dolnra Nineteen persons lost their lives, In
February twelve steamers and four barseS were
destroyed; total loss amounting to sl,0Oo,00O.--
About eighty lives were lost. In March twelve
steamers wereOst, with the cnEgoes at $780,
ono. One hundred and twenty persons persisted.
During TIE three succeeding months we have twen-
y.eisht steamers reported Os being totally destroy
ed the value Of which with The cHrsoesS eStimat.
ed OF half million. About thirty lives were lost
So that for the last six months their were seventy
steamers sunk ordeslioyed by fire, besides upwards
of one hundred and fifty bnrges, coal boats, &c.,
valued OF s2,OOO,OOO Tie loss Of life is esti3
mated at two hundred and FIFTY souls, though in
many instances the exact number lost by these Ncci-
dsntS is uuntainable."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

Tu, TO TUE Tor OF THE ALLEGHASlES.-
y',s,be time, says the New York Express, to
,fp, vrr ths baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
T,,,,,B is in first tate order. tits a magnificent
-, md should be seen byeyery American, and
,,.,,r stranger visiting the United States. II rO
,,H, through the highestmOuntains, is principally
~ rock foundation; has f,Urteen tunnels, some
of,l-namle long; the embaRkmentsin most i'm,
roa,o, pIlc,s being solid and heavy slOSe mason
n. It Should be seen by daylight, To be- properly
,o0reelaled. It will richly repay tie traveller,
OH, may Be fond Of the gIand aud beautiful, and
II. cool bterzys on The mountains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

lspnM BANEs.-Dye's Bank Mirror for August
"n dispatch lrom Cincinnati, TO whichis OP.
padded the following explanation:
Dysole mistake in tile dispatch received by us
yt,rfdly, lie New York and Vrsiniu state Stock
Bini was numbered among those IN bad rePule.-
hebIr happy to say THAI IL YVES rulnUE Gnly, hav-
II! nnce lgan, d something about who lhe pIopU
,lOn Of the Institution ute, aud we are now fully
ubhrd HAT The TumOT was entiTeiY false.
The bankets at Cincinnati ate receiving oil the
hind upwards Of all the Free Bsnks, aud reIus.
i4all notes under 6ves Of any Zee Indiana bauk,
Tie State Stock Bank al Peru, the ElkhbTl County
B,lt, and the Bank Of RsnEsallaeS, are 10 pei CT.
ti:VuHl UNIV Tsul'Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

CgoLrn At NEWARK, 0mO.-rhG ZaneSvillr
Couu Of Friday evening learns by a telegGnplic
5.,pueh from the operator at Newark, that The TO-,
al number Of deaths in that place from Cholera
% 10 noon of that day, we've twelve. Pive cases
wers re ohed on Friday morning, but nonew ones
il heSieraoon. Most Of the cases That have oc.
cured have proved fatal; though the ravOges o,
The dis asses nre condued to one part Of the town,
Many iesn ATE entertained TOT the general heOIll.
Ollne place should the present OppSessIvely hot
weather continue. We understand that number
Of families have left
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

o,,of the modern philosophers whose Oracles
hi, way 10 the world through the columns Of
Wv that when you hear woman speak
~ g,of bef neshbors, you may be sure that she
W I, n,,, yonr Institution in the same rough and
VI" ,,n,uner What is fish and things In one
'I-, ,, /, orecisey things and fish in another II
p Ir. stindana calls Mr.. Smith no better than
~" ,.,Jsd heather, size OF ly wants you over the
~, 10 call you an uugrO!eful old dog, OF n
, ,..%. b,easteG old scoundrel. Mhcnthe women
oy s,,,u,aness inside their ska, it is bound 10
s .,,. ogl though their teeth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
m law Or NelVapaP0F6,

E.9 G not Wishing sTs ;ssi s S:ls e sa &c
5oTt Tiers order the dstontnulneo nrihslr PERI.
ts,ibIl,her may continue 20 send them until all
neglect or refuse TO take their rerlodl.
Itids. smcss TO which they are dleeied, they are
,sfta till they have settled the bill and ordered
,,n SSrs remove TO other places without inform
l,i,btrs, and the pal ere are cent 20 the iOTmeT
I'D r ,,sraIs hed Tesporsibe.
mis- have decided that refusing TO take period
~ Il, olcs, removing ard leaving them uneall.
kil,r35n. o,Im' aela evidence OF Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
vRiIoW FEVER.
RIVER AND WEATHER.

CiNoENATl, August 26,--heavY thunder storm
this morning with ine rain, and fair prospect o
moEe.
PtrrsSuRoH, August 28.--Rivet ls inches
Weather very warm and cleaT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

-. 70 TcashCrH. Tue Hoard OF Examiners for
NS schools Of this city will meet Al the once Of A.
r rnA and Quincy ,it;:!'; this Is! tMS MOI.
hDsW,,,n will have an opportunity Of undergoing an
.uniri'I'r' Is rom. s.er.,,rv
silt - - NS"Ss 'eN'N'~'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

il CINCINNATI MARKET.
AuuusT 2G.-FlouI s.25as,30. Whisky, NJ
sales. Nothing tTansPred in provisions,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
CAUTION.

Dr. MorssS InyCoiGtln Cordial has been eoun,sFsitba
By hOme unpTnclpled l0rOUnS
In Iulu all The genuine CORDIAL will have the pTOpTlo.
tors fec smle pasted the cork Of each boie, aud tie
following words blown N the glaSs--
" On. MORBE's IhVIGoRATlNU coRDlAL,
GU. RING PGpIRIEToN, N.T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

AS EITdSE,--Caplain ]. P, DukehaSt tie Ell.
eieniInd popular conuuctor on the b. & o. Rail-
tad having heard US express regret at the fail.
uIe 10 this region, Of the crop Of our faTorlte
tgii, surprised US on Saturday mornng by bring.
i'sni basket Of very nne peaches fton the
ER. That's just like the Cnptain-he is often
GliIy ofIlst such tricks. lf he can, by any sly.
qlieProCess, discover the wants Of his friends, OF
ID. paUIiC whom i! lie his prOvinUe to nccommO.
dale, lhs next thing they know, the Captain has
been exercising his utmost cunning in SaiiSfyin!
their wants-and he iS sure 10 walk hight into
thsir sfrctions. II any Of Out readers doubt this,
lathem travel on The B. q, o. R0ilrOai uAdrr The
sh,Ye Of Captain DUEEmART. The Captain haV
ingi"Sed us in this kind Of style, we think we
Gle fully justified in thus exposing him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
NAV YnRK MARKET.

u.
August 2G.-Flour has advanced, straight Slate
8. 60aLO,b0; good Ohio 10, 0Oal0,6O; Southern adj
vance l2c. aud is sellIuRnt 9,2Sas,S7' Wheat I'M
changed, limited business OF previous rates Corn
advanced DC, WeslrIn mixed S7l; Southern nom
inal. Pork title higher, mess l4,OO. Heel un-
changed Lard Arm Whisky, OHIO S6h. Cot.
ton unchanged with limited business at previous
rates. Stocks lower, Money UNCHANGED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

velllcell W9had eterIblo dean 'lolheT night
end leaNaonF1elf repealins The burning words Of
Burnt. l4ft
q %He,f rio anld Nltklo, fot wee,
6nd leipa pnOr b0dlo, Sci
Frt V0uie1nni pleasure nj candle,
HeniOa dial,
Ipawett ami scoYch ronr dogs like me
and hear em bqOeall"
Tbat was only a dteam, though irshot enough TO
make one think of any bot place,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

!VPITER ANNOS and VulcaniEed India IubUeTl
isn't It hot! Go way, boy--you little imp--yod
make US think Of the abode Of you nam, sake
"'o 10 be 50y hot. Go wRy--we hnv'nt got ,Ry
copy solid u phat, solids have all meted,--nnd as
.oPha we've not got enOughle[l TO make fash
III The ran. Poor, miserable, roasting, flying,
"s"'ng' Tuning wretches, you editors are!-alI
"''ns lRVeRt some polite excuse lOr not writing,
ana thinking your readers so confOundedIy green
a. believe you. OAu't they see plain enough
'l''Yout UFains lave all evaporOied, and now IN
voc W'e'chedness Uf your imlecilily you ATE cry.
nS "Cai'ius, give me SOme driHk--like a sick
I.l'F' ,We'te one OF you, aud have been thinking
hiring ouTself out for slIaincIs through which
"'Ia some Of that miserable dirty ice that we
"'n'he habit OF getting, but from the tides Of
ps"PhliOn that lave swept through US, we don't
'hlnEwe w.uld sell for much more than a sieve to
'la'e coal ashes through. We wouldn't mind
n'sh to be a ay.Uap. IL they would only hang u
spWhrEe the wind would whistle through u.s.
'a'Ie would be something more pOeIiCalln being
81 A1ian haTp--bul then we woundn' want any.
%'9S but airs played upon US, with the "Ubiec
u'0'ols parts omitted" which would deprive
,9ea Of all their wamlh--if Yankee Doodle aud
nav Columbia should be played on Us, we should
S,n' all the FIRE Of '16 left out. We shouldn't
''''s' 10 horn-Pipe occasionally, pTOyidedlI Wal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

,,.under continued obligations to Adams
w.. E,ptess, forpaPersin advance Of the mOiIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

Tue SvIcD AT Charlottesville Guernsey
J8T'oHian gives the following account Of the sl.
icpie al Cambridge, about which we had dis.
patch;
On Thursday the 18th inst, stranger. young
man, by the name Of Ro. W. BARNARD, apparently
iAenly. five OF tLlty years OF age, arrived In tie
evening lTon Wheeling, ~ d put up in this place
allhe hotel Uf A. Z. Cook. Between nine and
leu DEL, OK al night he was discovered lying on q
pie Of bOarls At The end Of the hotel next the sta
OIr' seemingly in lifeeSs condition, with his
'hIoaI cut, HE fatal weapon Ia small Penknile)
,'lIl IN bus cenched hand although much eX
hansltd 'front.' tie loss Of blood, he was still alive.
rNselans wtEe called, who did all ~ then pow
u'o FeslOEe him, but all in vain. lie died in
about al hour.
a COLO ets inquest was held over his lody on
.sndly. The Jury'S verdict WnE thst tie deceased
S'ne TO his death by reason Of wOn.id upon the
,sbl SIZE Of his neck, aud that said wound was in
Melted by hist own hand.
n. MI Cook i,legTaphed 10 various points, where
tH%1ascerta!ned by letters IN his possession, he
w IaIey Oern, OF where he had lHiends ICsldlug,
ana Itlt1lned ltOm buTylng, untii Saturday, IN
u'IeS lhal me Of his relatives might heat Of il,
" 'ime 10 Eeuuve his remains. Nothing, howcv.
st. h"a'ysI been heard from any Of his friends.
ns h'u IN his possession trunk with on excellen'
ineUh.
=, Mental alteration was no doubt the cause OIL
Ws Iih act, which Terminated his existence on
earth. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

FROM BALTIMORE.
AUausT 26.--Col, BisSell, of illinois, is lYinI
i'll at Berkeley Springs, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

D-7hs Cordial 1, YA. Up, AtEh'y tsHsSai's'st. pa
BoiLitS. -. - ~. 81 II
ny ~. a, RIM, Proprietor,
is2 BrOadWayl New YOtA,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
CAIJTION BKTRA,

Also observe PtoniSIoTy NOto vita tie pIoP!lataiO
wliten SlEnature neIsry genuine bOIto OF Dr. AeioO
lnVigOTallng Cordial.
TOcounlSTEolt which IL forgery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
PUUlVVV WVIVA
or Real and Personal Estate for the People.
nAomrlorSr tsrEnrRsr, LIBERAL, ramrADL

MAoNIFIcENT ENTENFRISE' LIBENALI EuUIIADLL
AND CERTAIN,
WhitUhuPIt'S DHguerreOIype EnierpFlSoIH
+ H. WHITEHURST has decided 10 TrUsees In trust
Tor the benelt OF the shareholders In the above Gu
erpLe so 900 worth of real and personal estate, 70 10
disposed Of among tile holders OF ShaIeSat the earliest
posi- bic date, aer tie sale the shares lhe oeih-
Gates % each, which entities The holder TO an equla
hle share IN the witin bncd magnificent COL ecllOn VI
real AMI nersoA property, Also To OF Whitehur rs
So WU Ids Fair emum DaguerIroiy Oise or Ileh1
any time when when tile eertihcatets presented at eI
theT oil his Galleries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
TRUS TEES
g. q. Kirk and VIM. X. Riley, Washington, d. @
GALLERIES ..

q. n, 4AlIK anu w III IL GNl4SYB W uSun61Oht ~ ~
GALLERIES
BALTIMORE, 206 Market street.
WASHINGTON, u. ", Pennsylvania Avenue
RICH ,sONu, Va. "a Main street
NORFOLK, Va, Main do
LNNCHBURGI Va, slain do
PBrERSBDkG, Var SycNnoLo 40
Also, arrangements nave beeu mad with tIe following
&c ebracd Gale les to redeem tue certificates, ylE
A. C,PARRTKDuE, NJ. IS MtMoes wheeling, va
GURS5r'S EALLnny; 10 w. Stg 4ICau%a
Philadelphia Pa. 66 Chestnut sti PhAda 100 Chestnut
ST. Springfield, Mass, Main street, westasd'
Mass, Collins buildings. a..
one superior Farm, near Norfolk, Va VdluehO 81 wv
one aplendid three story brick House aud Lot IN
georeeown D. u, on Cd street. second door = ooO
orc O HOUSE and o Il in Georgetown, D. o., Onthe
corner Of Second aud FIedorlek SIS. 4"O
One elegant House aud Lot in Washington, d. e. am
On elegant House aud Lot lu Washington, D. c., 20,
one Oss amt LO, in Portsmouth, Va on Court
Two i LOIS 6eS S on Second street
one Lot In Ia washington, D. Onsevsn,h ST. SEQ
FEy T ,pE.dS Cold lever wuch. 500 %
Twenty aixmassive silver pltoheIau 92S S4
Fo %HIs Diamond Rings al 900 93S
Nineteen heavy Gold Chains at 20 oI9
Twenty SILVER GOblets at 90 W ~
Finy fine Ladies' Bracelets, at 0W l@
Fifty hna BIeAsipiis, at ~ " OSy
one hund red lne Gold Pencils, at 100 400
ore hundred fine POrtmomnaiCs, at 60 go
One hundred Rhe Caid Gases, al 10 VgS
Five h.,ndIed Ams heavy Gold Rings, at $40 6oo
One hundl ed speIdid Gold LoCkeIs,at 1000 @
Three thousand Annals at % 0W
One thousand Photographic Art Journals NO
Total, go 900
trust residents nstot oil COulbla, for the ben
eft OF tho shareholders every shareholder receiving
tlp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

The act that this property is detdsd to Trustees
trust residents nsiot oil COu1bla for the ben
eft or tho Shareholders every shareholder receiving
lazuerI eoiyDo worth 49, aud Of The very nest quality,
elegantly oGsed; tic hg CSTOote aud position oil those
TrHsees aud 'e great aud extended regi3un and bust
ness ri Mr.. WhIehuTst no deems SUFFICIENT guarantees
That every promise this advertisement will be promp
~ aud aihully performed, as tile pictures TO he taken
will be distributed among many Galleries capable oil pro-
sand tickets will be sold.
j. FIUKE ISUN, Sole agent fur Wheeling,
at his Music Stare,
ie93d3m 100 Main street,
TArtn,s and GnZeI's cony
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
of the Great Republiol!
ANOTHER TRIUMtu
ron THE
DERIANCE sAPES!iI
Nrw oRx, Dec, q, 1879, 81, n,

Safes OF alsEes, suitable for merchants, banks, jewel
erS record oaiccs steamboats,, &c 0 ard eil proof
banh vault doors, plate chests private anil ETC. on
hand for sale, and made TO order, at the DEPOT lug Pearl
street, door below Maiden Lane New YORK. ~
Tspia ally lRNt0 RORRRT VI PNIR6K
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

Bronchitis difficulty oil eahing harsh cough, slim
eNpectoralon, with all other symptoms caused by
lection Of tile air tubes leading from tile throat to the lu
arc directly and specifically Affected by tho oil this
mIIabe remedy. he warned Ia time, 20 Afletedand eli
nIoY TINS Valuable emedY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
WlNTER COUGH.

Tho harsh, dry, hlCkng, winter cough, which afile
OLD PEOPLE, and inNRiidS III a low state Of health
most happily affected by tue B,lssm ltTenoVCs all
bid nlu;us, aud other foul mater imrONestkc dgest
organs, aud inpaTts new lie to tho wan aud emaciau
s,hteui.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

This rrghtr sym tom Or Oppr uehIuS consumption Ia
speedily checked aud prevented By tho OF EuohNns
ungaiian Ba sam which heals The affected membrane,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

II AVlNG purchn,ed the above establIShnent from my
III brother, i shall nlways keen on hand fresha'd
choice selection Of Family Groceries, and hone to retr
the patronage Of the old customers Of my brother and
many win give me call knowing a. do thai
they shall not 80 away unsatlsfed ,,,,,,,.,, o
wheeling. lime ooib 1854. je56
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

time II has been Distributed from Maiue to tlOds, has
only served to establish It's emluent merit In all parts
OF tie eUuntiy,aS tho ~ eat dud
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
In the worst Of Pulmonary dise0se aud tho hest cut
fative or nil the slight Oims OF colds, cough aud tnRln
nation that possibly be usedi TOT woOing cough l.
La.
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LOSS OF MEMORY,

Confusion, gldln0s5 ruth o. blood 70 Tue head lho
y mental debility, hytteh, wet, hCdtSS, thoughts u
seLdesII usOn, lear Of insanity iiAis, dYb
bLy 10 AeCp, diselEeS nCdCnttO eHaleD decay Of lo
p OpOSatnE functions, byStela, ni0nonAa, vague Ter.
palpilStOu oil the heart Constipation,
ele from whatever arising. ~ H. u there IL uiy IpJ
arce IL DO placed GU human abBOutey iSbls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

OF tho nlnetssnh century It'll, GSths st ssoniiRe man
In tue world would have admitted, that miracle nsd
cine lie OOiOIe supposed 10 have no existence,
sim ULANT THAT ENrAlLo NO bEACTlON
tsIoTce never eAPended Ia Tie case with Opuni al
eOhOc and al! Oihe eXeilants 1hO egvet0
these bieI,And may well be SlI VI him who takeB item
~ lie last sIAIe OF wOTHe thin the lB - tot
the EXi 10 an eXhile without Angle dTtwbAektSS
ls opeIaoI pei petuG IN us happy thfueneo ploH Tie
nerves. The nid aud the entire 0i6OiIAIOnI Il Will alto
remove dopTeSSOIs, eXeltsIHeu hndeney TO GlVbh,
huk
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CJRE or NERVOUS DISEASES,

No language esneOnvey enadequsc Idea Of tie lmnOdl
aud almost Beulous eha6e which II occaAi0Hs u 10
broken down by excess, weak by nAluIe Or inpaiod
by sickness tie Unsung aud reaNed oIyaniIaton y q
ply Sea symptoms nervous dIsgabe va Sh tOGelhOr
der It's influence. Nor " tue etet OH Gle Con-
ary tic IeeI ornament, Tor the cordial tlob Of
the medicine reach The constitution sell, and 10
is normal condition. Well may tie preparations be calf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
Dissolution of CO-Partnership,

TIL undersigned will continue the above business In
his and upon his account at thc old stand,
and will erdeayor To give better atis:aclon than ever TO
such oil the cUatvmers OF the old firm may continue to
give him their patronage and many new ones as may
'a''' WV" '"''' MICHAEL EDWARDS, in.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-22
XXXITI Congress--2nd Session.
AsilNDto>,ltua.

WAsinNoiuN, lt,a.
IL t'r' iloiso yesterday, Mr.. Vice % g.
gave notice ofa bill prohibiting slavery Ia
htrzas uut Nebraska. 1t is an exact ropy
OF The act Of March 9TH, 1920, for the nd,nis.
sion Of Missouri.
Mr.. Oliver Of Mo. replied, that under the pro-
LESSONS Of love Of country and desire Of peace
the gentleman CONES with IL miserable scroll
to prohibit slavery ia Kan2as aud Nebraska,
the very thing which in ls2O threatened the
safety Of the Union. lie denied tina, Mr..
Atchison had iuterfered in the late Karzus
election, but said " what if lie did - Did not
Eastern men get up societies to send men into
kanzas To vote against Slavery
Mr.. English, of Indiana, said that if he was
not mlsiniortntd his colleague, Mr.. Mace, was
one Of the originators Of anii-slayery circulars
Tor the purpose Of tue defeat Of the Missouri
Compromise.
WASHINGTON. 18th.
In the House yesterday the Nebraska bill on
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise was
debated at great length, the House being in
committee on the Indian appropriation bill,
Mr.. Stephens Of ga bcinr the chief speak
or and arguin: that the recent elections bad
nothing to do with the Nebraska bill. Messrs.
Campbell Of Ohio and Washburn of H., took
part in the debate which continued until the
adjournment.
WAaHtSGIua, Dec. 2Utl.
IN tho Senate yesterday, Mr.. Rockwell
presented a petition from David Scarls, Ab-
Lott la wrcuoc, and others, asking an appro-
p%riation for the Massachusetts Humane So
cictv, On behalf Of sbirN rocked mariners On
the eastern coast.
Mr. Brodhcal made IN eloquent appeal in
behalf Of his resolution for sending a steam.
or to the Arctic Seas in search Of Dr. Kane
aud his party, and 1t vas passed.
in the House various bills concerning the
District of Columbia were considcrcd, but
without final aston. During the considera-
ton of one Of the bills, Mr.. Giddings offered
an amendment that no person should be i'm
prisoned unless charged with crime. lie then
alluded to the Laws imprisoning free colored
men. and argued his amendment, which was
rejected. Yeas 50. Nays not counted.
Mr.. Baylcy of Virginia gave notice of his
intention to move the taking up Of the
Spoliation bill on the 10th Of January next.
Adj.
In the House to-day, Gen. Whitfield, dele
cate from Kansas, appeared and took the oath
to support the Constitution.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Pre-
DISTRICT OF cElrrfSDLs, Is. bate Court for tho
District Of Chit.eu4.n. To ali persons concerned IN
tbe o.tatp q Moses E!iss, late Of Shelburn, in ssi1
district. I.caa.sd. GREETING!
W7,tsss application hath bs~n mede 70 this Coui.
bv ID, Administrator pu the estate VI Moses Blu,
late Of >uelburu, for license TO sell The whole Of th-
real estate Of the said deceased, for the payment OF
the debts Of .aij ieccasei, setting forth therein tts
amount of the debt. a. allowed b. Commissioners.
and that there is no per.ousl estate belonging ~ The
estate.
Tbcref-rc, y,r ar hereby notified TO appear b..
for. the p-aLa.e Court AZ the Probate Office in Bur.
lington, IN tho S0th day Of Dceeinber instant, sud
show oau-o Why said fe-! es.-t, should rot Be sold
or give bonds as said Court shaH direct 'oi inc pay,
pe6t Of debit. And il Il. further or4erei by raid
Court, that thi, order be published ssEee Feeka sue
~ccss,tcly in the Burlington Free Pre;s previous 20
the time fixed for hearing
Given under my hand At Burlington, this 9th ds-
Of December, a. D 1874.
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