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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30
GTATE OF LOHIstANA-Fifh Dis
~ trict Court--Par;sh Of Terrebonne
Elizabeth Tanner,
Richard D. Joslan,


the undersigned Clerk ofthe Fifth Judicial District Court
Of the State Of louisiana sitting in ami for the parish of
Fef.ebonne do hereby certify that the 18th day Of oc-
ober. Is e judgment rendered by the above named
Court in he above entile ard numbered case in words
and figures following, to-wjt:
The legal delay In this haying expired and the case
barring been taken up for a and the law and evidence
being in favor 81 the plaintiff.
1t is ordered, adudsed and decree that tie plaintiff
Mrs Elizabeth Tanner have jlagen. Of separation OF
property from her husband Richard D. Jordan the desn
dant, and that she have the management Of her seperte
property and administration Of and that recover
legal interest from judicial demand august 22nd 1854 and
il further ordered that l legal tac mortgage on the
property Of the defendant be recognized for sum Of Five
Thssand Five Hundred Dollars from the 9th Of July 1850
and on Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars from Sen
tenher 10th, 1850, and plaintiff shall recover her costs
ssyned in open Court at Hounia, October 2sth 1854
f1sgned) JAMES L. CoLs
Judge 81 the Fifth Judicial District
So Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this
II ssS It'll day Of December, thousand eight hundred
%EseA&Sand ifty-four. ft-1sI J. AYCOCK Clerk
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

AUSTRIA Austria has, after long and
vexatious delay, at last joined the Western
Powers, and signed treaty Of alliance, often
siye and defensive, with France and England.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

IA Accounts from the West state that Mrs.
Harrison, widow of The late patriot and Pres
ident, Gen. Harrison, was lying dangerously i'll,
with little hope Of recovery.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

DRowSED.A brother Of the Hon. Henry
johnson. late Governor Of this State, fell over
board from the steamboat Magnolia, on the
morning Of the 6th instant, and was drowned.
: reward Of STOOLS offered for the recovery Of
the body. The deceased resided in Wilkinson
county, Mississippi where he was esteemed as
9 wealthy planter.
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j
TAKE NOTICE. by virtue an order OF seizure and sale
e'naIag frcm the above entitled Court in the above en-
titled and numbered case lave seized and viii offer fr
sale at public auction Court ose in the town of Thbo
daux, on SATURDAY, 9Th day of JANUARY, 1855 at II
O'clock A. NJ the following described property te-wit
ALL TIE RIGHTS, TITLES, CLAIMS, INTEREST and
demand of the defendant G. 0. Dantin il, and to the sic
cessois Of late David Dantin and of late Joseph Dantn
lars, (s12n.
TERMS OF SArE.-CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy te PRINCIPAL interest and
costs OF suit Ids IL ROTrrfl s,e,tt,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

John G brown ct a,tres
sAHEZ auen seiue daa oYdre de sai sic ct de yeete
iafe Ii slsiite car. dams cause e1essus intssnla
ethmmeroe, la sass ct jafrra vente puhia.e IA
Naso1 e Ceur da5s Ia vile Fhibodaux sA AEBI lie de
de FEfRiEi 1915, II heures A. NJ, la proprietA sui
vante savnir. = =
US MGRcEAE De TEaRE slime dams Ia paroisse de La
fohrce sur Ia rive foite da bayou Iaafource environ
de's mil es en- has de Ia vile de Thheaay mesnranl six
arpents Plus mens de face lie dit bayou par vngt-
sept araents plus mois Dc prcfedeur borne en- haut
piT les erres lie Robert e Duncan s. Walker ct en- has
par ees aAatoine Baiie, alias Patron ensemble aYec
toutes les batsses ct rnekosaans apfartenaat
CENT ACTIONS DIES BIENa@ F0SDS De Ia Banm1e des
eitoyens de fEas de IA Louisiana, ASSURES par hippo
theqaes sur Ia terre eiaessus iscrit.
TsRaE EosDrrIaSs.ia soEnnie de hut cent soxs,te
asres ct soixansesx cents aFee teret la somne de
deux cents pasires ison de Init pour cent Fan partir
du Ter Mai 1884, ct les ais da COMPETENT ct Ia somme
De tos miles dsnz cent asres payable gu removable au
fsr Stay 1886, scion Ia shartre de Ia die hanaue ct Ia ba
lance, sill a. compliant.
La dte Tents sera fate satsfaire e PRINCIPAL los
iatsrets, ct les frais dc &c ,,soets
Dec. q. 1854. t1-idsl n pnTTPr she,;f
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On the 10th inst, tie Lep;x,.trr.
81 ida elected The Hon David ralee. 4 3, !
q place Of he Hon. jackson Morton
tam expires On the 4th March a.. "a,
s'ss received 81 rotes, against 81 i
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

The following On the death OF a miscr, is
excellent:
''onc day last spring, Death, the inexorable,
demanded his carcass, and it was found that he
had died worth nearly II million But the
cause Of lis death, : VI hat could It have been %
was in everybodv's mouth. 'Ah! Mr. B-r
says one, old Il is gone at last No,
you astonish mel What was the matter .
Well, it is hard to tell It is known, though,
that he yesterday rclented toward beggar,
who had nportuued him every day for twenty
years. gave six pence. and took to his bed i'm
pledatcly. Doctor c. thinks it must have
been enlargement Of tie heayt.'"
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T1,1'AT DE- LIZ l0UIsIAns.EE--paroisse
IL de Terrhonpe.
Elizabeth Tanner

e soussisRe ireer de II celr do Cingnene District
Jutaire de Fiat de Ii Ioisiane s4geant ct pour Ia
aroisse Ie rebonae cee par les rr6sees que e asame
iour n mois d0ctoGre De raunee 1854, ageHent els
renue par Ia fer cd ssis suensnnee ct dams rare plus
hat !attHieede II manaafe saigante, aavoir:
lie dtta legal dams caHse etant expire ii In calse
ayan es eshdae e Ia o @inog etant en- areur
de Ia riaisRaae.
Il est oftonne adirge e 'eer66 qs Ia rIagnante Nine
Elizabeth Tanner ait Jagesua de separation de bieirs de
son epoaz Richard D. Jardsn, lie defender auee ait
ansI Standardization da prapri6es s6parAas uueie
receavre dd Git deeesr la de Senf Vile piastres
avee nere legal depais Ia demande jdicare Gle 20 Aont
ls il est de Plus clonse cue hypoheeue egaie on
tactic SIR leg roprises u endaur salt pom Ia
soHme o. Cnq Nile cling Cent Pastres epus IL Juliet
ls5 ct frois Mile Cin Cent piases, depufs 20 Sep
tehre tea ct que Ia rlagnate aussi c cnaat
ties fraiasde &c praces.
SSefs Coar otyeite iEoaRia, lie rs Dctobre 1864
ts:gnst JaaEs t. Core
Urge ;lu cinquieme District Iutiic;are
1z--a TeHoin ma main, ct IT, de Ia dite Corr
S stssS% necenbrc mil hut cent eiBaaante atatre
9sssessg ll-3tt ;. AECOCk, Grether.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

Frozen TO DEATH.A New York letter, Of
the 10th inst, says:
The train which left Albany at o'clock,
Sunday evening, did not reach the city till
late hour yesterday, owing to the depth Of the
snow on the. track. IT ID said that in some
places the snow was piled upon the track eight
feet deep. While the train was waiting at this
point, the suferings Of the passengers, from
cold, are represented to have been severe in the
extreme. The train was literally embedded in
the snow, with piercing cold wind from the
northwest One oil the breakmen. named John
Doyle, was frozen to death. Two of the pas
sengers were also badly frost bitten.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30
!.gga a case OF murder in France has lately

!4y@ 4 case OF murder in France has lately
come TO light. which is some respects resembles
the celebrated Colt murder in New-York city
A Swiss matchmaker was invited to visit the
residence OF a journeylnan matchmaker named
Goi1hcy. bringing with him a stocks Of watches.
valued at ten thousand francs failiie exhibiting
his stock, he was killed by blows on the head
with club. His body was packed in q box
and placed beneath bed. The box was then
taken to a railway station, where. on account
of some negligence on the part of the murderer,
it was allowed to remain until the stencil
exposed its contents. The murderer was
detected in consequence Of his depraved career,
distributing several Of the stolen watches
among his female associates. de was tried
convicted and sentenced to be executed
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

SAclEz QUEEN xe.tu dun osfe de saisie es de rente
lance par Ia s-te Canr Ct daus la cause ci-dessu init
ttise ct namerotfe, i saiz, orsa en- tente pubque
Ia Maisoa de conr dams Ia vi s de Thibodaiix sAMEDl
e da nois de FEVRIbR, fai.4, Ii neares A. NJ Ia
lpropr:st Re ci-fprss iecrite savoir
uN CERTAIN MoReEAUs De TERRg.- appartenant a la
Succession de Thomas Fish, resilient, stue dams Ia
pafesse de Lataurche Ia rive droe lu bayou La
fourshe, environ ak m Hes aadessous de la vile de
fhb7iaux, meslfaE deaie arpsnt de face par qua
re rpents de preonanr borne hat par leg terrss
&c Ascele Eeeres e. en- BIS par les terres de Guiaure
LiretSe
TsRNts pE La fESTB-C0AfPTAST.
La ite vente sefa fait sgsire lie principal les
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. TT'FT 4 trrf9T ~ t-EETsgs ~, q

- TTTATE0E UANTE{L1s.-'l'he IN
~ dersga@d is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation some
Sugar Plantation, ana having had Ic7= experience the
general wants Of Sugar Estate, atters hmsef that he will
he ahe render entire satisfaction He coed house
Carpenter JOINER, and gbeeigrgn; and understands
biac&s,anins AID masonry Sufficiently to utaNe himself
eul in case IL Necessity lie also engine. He
has wiz, an excellent ssassstress End child who viii
engage toad IN doing Whatever sewing il repaired the
ptntan The verg best of references for sebriey and
good moral character caa be given. 4. r. FFRHANTI
Apply al the store Of Aessrs. Van LEV BeiIo. 1-sf
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

3 e afhcs Of Charge d'Affaires IS now Oh
sse onasr eaF Gosernment Congress, i is last
/. 3. laasea &c grsde % that Of Ministers Re.
1t that the fanesionaries mi,hs sn;or $3.50. s.
W or protesting he pubic interests which
eaEericr rank conferred. e 80 ! ' =
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30
MARCHING Bergeran.
Son Epoux C. o. Dartia,

SAClffZ Qa'en dun ore de saisie ct de vente
lance IA s4sde Goar dams CT esas intulee ct
1amerote", lai sasie ct icfrira psbIque II
alaisen de CeGr, dans Ia vile de Thbedaux sAEDI lie
de ANslEi, 1865, IL heures, ia propriee suisante
siiFeir: -
: .T0JsLEs DEoITs, TfFRES ACTIONS, PRETENTIONs
ct ntgrets defender G. O. Dantin dams les Suggestions
de leu David Dantin fe Joseph Dann pere ct de son
epoase deeedse, seIeyant sep cent vingt piastres
TERMes De ~ FssTg-C0sfpTANT
Ia dite yete fate pour ssfare principal inere:
ct les trais da Yroces, t-tfs IL. BoURtI, sheriff
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ToUBLTC S4IE-Gf Succession Pro-

So0BLIC S4IE-Gf Saccessiom Pro-
Il 2StgWf'l he offered for lie at auction BY the I'M
dersg.e Sheriff and Ex-cio Autioneer Of the Parish Of
erebonne AT the late residence Of Dr. Thomas H. Young,
deceased on SATURDAY, the 18th Of January 1863, at
10 O'clock, tie following mentioned property belong
ing TO The succession CT the deceased, VIZ:
FIVE NEGROES. SLAVES
!. BEN, negro man. aged about s. years.
. Rti3, Negro mar, aged Is years
3. TOM . negro r18n aged % years.
4 HANAAE.a Tonaan eyed Sugars. and
5. NiCfA, lie; daughter, aged a years
Three Horses, TWO Mitch Cows and Cares ard two
eifers ore H'rse-tar and Carpenters Tocis and
Farming Utensils, etc.
variety OF articles of Household Furniture ALT Of Fresh
Medicines, and number cf Surgical Instruments
TERMS AID CospfG;oSsor the slaves, third If the
price, CASH, and the balance be paid in one and two
years purchasers gfFigg the netes with good personal Sc
clrty n norg eeand for the moveable effects all sums
OF fhirtT Dollars and under, CASH and for larger amounts
credit Of Twelve Mort, fer notes properly secured
Ll-dsI JOSEPH GAGSt3, Sheriff.
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Succession az aqa lHa5'ia Taasaa.
INT De. IA LOUISE

~ Terreboune.Ceur 5u CinqEie,ne District Judicere
ATrEsGu: Que HENRY NEWELL de Is te saroisse
ce it application Greaer do Ia dite Cor pour
ttre aoHame Administrator lie la dite Succession
En- consequence teates les persones q pourraient ayor
de1 objections Ia Cite dene par les prsseates
fees de les aedires Greer de la ita Cour son bureau
dams la Vile de Hoan dams les dix jcurs gu suiyeront la
premiere publication deceit avis ID Cite demande era
accoriG ct eonfirrnk scion Ia lei
49, Temein main ct la sceau de Ii iite cour se
i-s ~ ne;efnbre, mil butt cent cinauante euatre
- i-2t J. AYC0Gk, fsrefier
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81 HEAFFe.S SALE.
~ STATE oFToUIsTANA-Fiftt Judicial District Corr.
sitting in and for the parish of Lafourrhe.
ArcAne Bergeron.
Land of Estate of Thomas Fish.

Land Of Estafe Of Thomas Fish. J - =
TAKE NOTICE. That by virtue Of an order OF seizure
sale enanatng from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered haze seized aad will offer for
sale at public AUCTION the Court Aoase in tie fewn of
Ihihodanx, on SATURDAY, the Cd day Of FEBRUARY
s5 at oeSk, ~, the following described property
to-wit:
a CERTAIN TgAcT OF LAND belonging to the Estate of
Thomas Fish, resident, situated right of bank
OF bayou iafosrce about six miles below lie town of
Ihbalaux, measuring one half arpen front by forty n
denth founded above by LANDS of Arcene Berseron and
below by lands OF Guilaume Lirette
Trims eF SiLE.-CASH,
The sad sale viii be made TO satisfy the principal interest
aed costs Of suit lids NJ. BorRif, Sheriff
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sTE'YTE DE SfrEfeEf-
ET.tT ne Ii L0UfsIAsE-Cour du cfnGaieme
Dsrct Judfaife siegeant dans pour l. pafaisse de
Laf5'i1ebe.
ArGane Berreron.
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LLECTFt}.F NCE'L<r1fEE - An Eiec-
~ ton will be held TitCgsy J, the 4th day of JAN
TART, $50 at tie residence J. G. Potts for the purpose
Of eectne two Directors Of the Lource and Terrebonne
Canal Company 10 fiji the vaeacies eecaoned by the death
Of '. T. Minder, and the resignation Of i. Tirette
Z. L. MEAD, President.
Tnrrsi,rr,r1s Ilecar,bcr 90 1e5.
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~ H!HssTE'.g SAFE.
No. $50.
Her husband c. O Dsntin

X STATE OF Lou1SIANA-Fifft Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche.
MareeHs Berseron
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ITE1lI,E De SHERIE.

Y ETAF De La L0TfsIANEs-tsonr din cinnuieu,,
slfics iadeaire, segeans dams pour Ia afosse d.
i.afourche
Banqae dc Citeyens de "a Louisiana,
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s pa tas nsrcary = Lansinburg n. r. sell
- ssr0' g tie narning Of the aoth
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

Iae Legislature of this State as
.snaled y Iowa City On the 9Th. The Senate
Il " Organized, being unable to elect d
I. .sss'asns, John ,. Nsedhan, Whig, received
0. ''ses' y. Z. Fisher, Democrat, IL, and there
a. 'ne scattering This was repeated several
d ., s laa HOUSE organized By electing Reu,.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS mav
\ be found at the Dips te-. Of is FgIzELL.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

An AsEcDorE OF THE @CzsR.-At recent
meeting held at Pittsburg. Judge Wilkins, who
was formerly Minister to Russia. thus alluded
to q scene in the palace Of the Car on gala
day. He said that the bearded serf. the haugh-
ty noble, rich and poor, were alike admitted to
the presence Of the Emperor on that day, and
that consequently a large body Of armed men
were necessary to preserve order. He said that
while leaning over the giidei railing of tie
enclosure occupied by the diplomatic corps. he
remarked to the Emperor that the scenes re-
minded him of home when orr people gathered
around the President to pay him homage His
majesty then asked, how did the people preserve
order; they have no armed force like mine
The speaker replied. eve have education;
every citizen constitutes himself police officer.
and is responsible for disorder; here if any
thing goes wrong. You are to blame; but at
home, If ANYTHING is amiss, the people must be
responsible. I The Emperor replied. 81 under-
stand. Mr. wilkins; INSTRUMENTATION By
and By shall attend to education
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II E'tzFE DE .STaR7F.
ETAr DE La LOrIsIANE-Cour du Cnauianle Dis
rict caire. siegeant dams pour la paroisse de La
fourche.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
incIose the return of killed and wounded. It's,

ncloee the return Of killed and wounded. II is,
lament 10 say, very large; but hope, all circuln-
stances considered, that viii be felt that no Life w
unnecessarily exposed, and that suca an advantage
could not be achieved without considerable sacrifice
cannot venture to estimate the amount Of the Rus
sian loss. believe il 10 have been great, and such
il the report in the country. The number OF prison
ers who are not hurt is small, but the wounded
amount to zoo or 300. Two general officers, Major
Generals KTganof and Shokanof, fell into our
hands. The former il very badly wounded.
win not attempt 10 describe the movements Of the
French army-tbat viii be done by an abe- hsud;
but it is due TO them TO that their operations were
eminenty successful and that under the guidance OF
their distinguished commander, Marshal st. Arnsud,
they manifested the utmost galsntry the greatest
ardor for the attack and the high military qualities
for which they are so famed.
This dispstch will be delivered to your Grace by
Major Lord Burghersh, who is capable of afforiiag
you the fullest Information, and whom beg to rec
ommend TO your especial notice.
Ihsv. he RAGLAN
Hs Grace the Duke Of Newcastle. &c, ke &c
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!, THURSDAY. OCTOBER a

n<pce thro wing shsIs up TO hight in 'front.' and The
enemy replied BY heavy Ere, bat the distance was
too crest for any eectaal result. The setion became
general at IS on the part Of the French and Turks,
Who carried the nights on the right, which were bat
weakly protected. At $50 we advanced down The
slop< toward the valley Of the Alma, above which
rose the lines and redoubts Of the enemy As we ed
yspeed they set fire TO village at the base OF the de-
scent the valley At side, and, covered by the
smoke, opened tremendous are OF nine and twelve
FOUNDER guns from their earthwork batteries Our
artillery replied with shot, thell and rockets while
the men advanced through storm Of bullets, and
rufbed scross the siresm-the Light Division on the
right, the Second Division next the First Divisonin
the center, and the Third supporting them. Amid
most tremendous fire the Guards rushed up the hill
and stormed the heaviest battery. Once they were
driven back bu, the Duke rallied them and led them
bone shot under hin. Sir De Lacy Evans led on his
division under the very hckest of the mttraie The
Russians threw spherical shot, marked with cross
which Inflicted terrible wounds, and their practice
when they got the range, excellent At three the
French had moved up solid columns Of infantry to the
nights right, and turned the guns against the
enemy Our men struggled through the IA mes Of the
~. At four o'clock they charged in three divisions
up the nights. The Light Div-ion suffered fearfuIly
partic ularly the 9TH and Esd Regiments, which Sin
George Brown led in person. The 5Jth 95th aud 3)th
aso suffered severely. The Rifles, second battalion.
though the first under fire. suffered least of all az they
got over before the enemy caught the range.
At o'clock the Russians were flying in ey ny
direction plowed up by the splendid fire OF our guns
Having on the field an immense number Of dead Ii ree
guns, drums and ammunition. The want of cavalry
prevented our getting more prisoners or capturing
greater number OF guns.
This lie written the field amid sights too terrible
TO mention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

The officers Of the steamer Fury, who witnessed
The battle from their ship describe it s being one Of
the most severely contested on record. The Rus
slams bad 40 enormous advantage in artillery, having
several fed-pieces Of thirtytwo Founders, to which
the English could only oppose nine Founders and the
French t~elve Founders Que Of these thirty two
Founders was captured by our Rifles. TIE Russians,
having been driven from what they considered an
mpregnsble position, were pursued by the allies un-
I'll long after sunset, but their deficiency in cavalry
pTe'eDted them from making many prisoners. The
must fall before many days. A private letter, dated
Constantinople, the 25th, describes the Russian
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turned the guns on the hill against the flying masses,
which the cavalry in vain tried to cover Afe~ tsaat
struggles from the scattered infantry, fes roun on
cannon and mu.hstry, and the enemy Hsd To the
south east leaving three generals drums ihree ssas
700 prisoper-, and 900 wounded behind them. Toe
battle of Alma was Won II was won with a loss ct
nearly 900 killed and wounded on our side. The
list viii appear in few DAYS. The Russians reuesI
wa. covered by their cavalry bat ii we had hal IN
adequate force we could have captured many guas
and muttudes of prisoners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
.-l5i5 .z-Cl5iE5NTRE=F FOUNDRY. :

Gsa5s.i if5 ylLt- J.t E "A. j. BAGGS, 7st,ssz
No. ID Main ST., Centre Hh ceiling,
EEp constantly on hand assortment the latest
and most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
o. Parlnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their estern
,bs ,xbrsmsn, coal stove be surpassed b;
OF within the last six pedging themselves to
take them back ifthey lidnot sa$aetion have
never had one eturned za t5...7s, . Z
They also keen constantly on hand the Ihtest style OF
Arch Crates warranted equal to any made this city;
also cast Iron Sinks, and variety i'm tile
Founary line, which will be sol low for cash, -
attention will be paid to III kinds OF JOB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
Spring and Summer Clothing.
"a STEPHEN RICE. Merchant Tailor

NNogNCES t2 his old friends and epst the
~ public generally that having business,
eis now reeeivihg his new Store Room in the sIinS
afouSE, Wstsr aspendid assortment of cL0TAS
every cQor quality and variety. Plain and fancy
CASSLMERESi SILK, Satin, and all kinds of pEST7NGS,
&c, recently selected by the Eastern ctios
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he viii
mn ite mp to order at the fhortst the eest
embraces Shirts OF every iid Collars Cravas Hand.
Gloves & nd Drawers ana
Store lyon want the cali az iHead
Qiartcrs,n South room .SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
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:, Pemberton House. 20
WINTER Il stre et N Al 4 NJ M :, ,,rao.4

....... WHEELING, VA. .sisflII .s.lf
TH MsPEAlDERToN y announces to his old friends ana
the public geneEallr that he has located in com
9iodious br * build.s formerly known as the "st
Gharles and Thoroughly repaired reitted 1t and
prsra ed to in good at moderate
on The Steamboat Landing, and the Depot ofthe Bat
nn:ore and Ohio Railroad afording passengers
proprtet1r RESPECTFULLY invites the attention OF his old
friends to his house, and socits share OF public patron
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WHEELING. VA. ..sATURD DAY MoRNFNG IN ARcT
s5.Ys,E][ 9 u 3 i'm 5,ssi.,...,' 8. sst'
JOHN Is. VOWEI,I,l.I'

j,f,.,sr,ltsst DEALER IN e'sfi' r. tsui y
Drugs M Medicines, Paints, Oils
DyeAtnns, Pntent a edicines, Perfumery sc.