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"a The announcement Of the intention of Mr. iEy-s,
is,,, 60 n :
espe7f t - TT = 20 So4'Hir =ss
teatss says tue boston transcript So long en-
1tertailed by his fends, have been realized, and
the critical state of his health has induced tir TO
55asisn b;s of;ca % ,.te or s,ssS a. !, -,
80 - sa - - ~ = .'s & VI
lung gus peeAs is io1es ms syiiFsoNllns nave
assumed such character, as to render a summer
residence at Washington extremely hazardoiis-r
- He will shortly rftf,,
~ - 81 a - -,
heLs UNI me aIIlsal OF ms successor II rs Welt
KNOWN TO Mr. EyeretRs friends that domestic cir
custances have In t,s of HIS
s<i me-. el - 8 al
t.s ~ = W st.sfS Ss..ss' v 4'a'e " "
1ne heailn oil member oil ms family has 6een such
as TO make 1t necessary for him during the present
session more than once TO lenye his seat FIR The
,n,ross ~ -, -
e 9Ss'. fs.stis s i'S't"eieu MS
absence from nome IN The interval a source OF Sc
rious Inconvenience and distress.
The President of the Senate ON Monday. conn (
,n,,,;oa,.5 ti.oS Gu, ;s g. ~ - -, !,
erelt ms seat nthe Senate to take eff
feet from the LIST of une, which was read and or
.,s dered 10 lie ON the table: ~ -
shrss BosroN, 1-7tif Nav. 1854. & 4
~ 4 sSiR: regret to.haYe to initIm you, That am
necessity OF resignlng my seat in the Se-
nate of the United States $50 ~ a.ae 20 soli
hen 4 consented 10 be candidate for that
piaee' the improved state oil my health led me TO
snl o! " IN that respect De uy equal
-d5 70 es u Ius cgnnImsd by the
= @ wlnter IN Inc depart
aeneci STATE. = was lowsyer IN the course of
tss n9cn Indlspose d
3 ,'sis Rssssas session OIL SongIess my
ossl us now sue n
a. ~ iot me, with aspect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

late John Davis, when Mr.. Everett was named for
the successor.
The name OF Mr.. Choate ani Hon. John II. Cliff
ford have also been mentioned in connection with.
Tile vacancy.
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coax HaIIU

- a. Oak Hall"
s stili wing, addition 70 their
stock OF foods, OF the most I,ese,;nI
af.eles ever offered 10 the trade in their line
nc wish Il distinctly Understood that th.
10 date the high Inc ~,
zfade BY selling tlieIr goods lt small al
tetui your High PTfees i',-cfy the =
s.9e ana eanaoods Iorz our n,oney.', smys =
III Glue cream and gu IeeeIy
Roy30 - o5mfEIds
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sPRoIAL NOTICES

MEssns Fbirons II announce myself as an ndepend-
emit Tor Commissioner Reyenue the coun
'ty District, at The May Riectioa..
mya ]. D. MAXWELL.
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G5tln that department Of n newspaper, of which
from time imnemoraI it has been SAID that la,iies
firste Tie record of marriagt s and DEATHS
one OF the G 'iifornla papers has introduced a new
leatare. and The departments now headed, .Mnrz5
images, Deaths and Divorces.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

To=the voters on :rhursday
We copy the following from. our paper
Of May 26th, 1853, furnished US 'thenby
laslawyer who examined the matter. The
law is the same now. sI'
or will bear in mind that persons
residing in W heelingg can vote nowhere
s5apexcept in the corporate limits of the city,
andsin the Justice s. district IN splscA they
sepsfa1lEg aessiaEs and the place at which.
they offer to 10 tie. must be insthe bounds
of the. city Of Wheeling -
Lett berepeated that voters, resident
in thelcity must vote in the city, and at
the place for voting in the city fixed; for
the district in which their residence in
the city is. Remember this.
N. B. All voters residing out of the
city can vote at any piece of voting,
whether i,azor oart. of the city. ssssssss
The election can continue but one dag.s
o Death Of an Editor
We regrettolarnthat THoMAS RTTcHIE. Jr,,55
one of the propretors and editors Of the iel1nant
%, Eaqlrer, died on Monday The Examiner SAYS:
ss not me pected his lends. Nh. RS
refining habits Withdrew him very much from CON-
tnct with the. world but allzwho knew him re-
5a5 apsced him5oehis honorable sentiments elevated
Character, amiabie and teuefous temper and genu-
sine manlinsss The continents OF his acquain-
. tanees towards h were those of mingled esteem
-ss'sa and ahsction., = - - q
'.tis The Vote on the Passage of the Nebraska
atil5d1 ssgt8z scot ssss4tF 19itt.l .Su
,ss The vote the House of REPRESENTATIVES on the
final passing ofsthe bill, was as follows: s55l1
YEkss-hIessIs Abefcombfe, James @. Allen, =
Willis Allen, As6e. David J. BAILEY, Thos q. Bay
ly BaFksdae, Barr Bell, Boeock, Boyces Breck-ss
inridge. Bridges, Brooks. Caske. Gliasssip ehris-
man, Cburchwelb Clarke, ClJnggan, Cobb, Col
quit Cox, Craig Cumming Cutting, eJonn G.. Daiss
Wis, Dawson. Disney; DowdeIls Dunbar, Dunbar, :
Eddy, Edniun1son. John M. EiHcotts Englisb,i
Faulkner FloTence Gods, Greene Greenwood,5
Gray HamiltonS Sampson w. HarFiss Hendricks, Z
Hem, Hit bard, Hill Eiay Houston, Ingersoll,
% Geo. IpnesssJ CLANCY Jones' Roland Jones,
Kerr, Ridwels &dtz, Lamb. Land, 2athan, Letch-e
81, Lilly. Eindey, Macdonald, NicDodgaf ,kcNair,
cldaxweH May, ohm g. Miller, Smith iller 0ldss
Motdeca, Oliver Orr, RackeT, 81 Ohm Perkins,
Phelps Phillips; lowell, restons Heade, Reese,
II Richardson, Riddle, Rdfin. Shan,
S1iaalons Shower Sing Teton, sSanls Smith,
ssEi r.. Smith, Geo w Snyth. Snodgtass, frederick
stanton r, a. Stanton. lez.. q: Stephens
StIaub. DayidStu john Tayl ors Tweed, Vail
Nailsant, " lbridees alkeE, w aIsh, Warren,
MestsEoSk; va Daniel 3 Wrght herdriek B.
NaYs-AIe ssis Ball. Banks, Beisher,, Bennett,
$40 Beiison5 Renion, Bngg. GampbellJ Carpenter,
- ehandler groeker Golloms Curtis, Thos. Davis,
s Elgetton, Edmunds, Thomas D.. Eliot, Ellison,
Ethefidge, EVsthatt FaFleys Fenon, Flhgler Full
Harlan Andrew j. 7aiia6 Hslriso6 Hastings Ss
y aayens Hiesters Howe, Hughes Hunt Johnson
paaIe. T. ones Lindsey, Lyon.
Middleswarth, 1iillson, durtsY, Nichols Noble
Norton, Andrew Oliver, p arker, Peck, Peckhan,
.s Pennington, Bishop Perkins, Pratt Pfingle Put-
year, David
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REAL ESTATE -


t0f. Sale
OF No 8, In block 25. on No.
i = aud filnpiHg beck IoD Zee, ~ ssreet q,
Tue pest sitnated lots Ia tbe eis.e alley M.
fol, OF eIaffof It. as ma, hs.a viii ~.
Forintotmatione enquire y psjt suit puFss!l
.ssS 80 y. - 'sse OF 81 AsI
VALUABLE Mill -7Pi57,--s .: AOSi
AND NDESfRABI.R n 'f,f,i tn,,,. NJ PERTY~
COUNTRY RPc'n.
Mn sn RssTs , s1 O. SHE Tia,
HUI ONO, miles west q
eTeep. Wiz n y valley of
el,s r ,s,s,,t az Iue Of
ss,y s,iiII = Al Tie iupIOTe sAd q ~
rle mill ~ IL u.lGk yelling, BAN
~, laIest p,
The bsisnee S'fIh.,,.. ~ n
e III yislsd IN mi, '. y. sghet 10 then;r
MarIet GsrJe,,ss win several smaller ffsle
Tire lam Is vs, ttalely on H. =
sIern1s ifI,sssf ~ X sr.sa..s; aa'Oll
mr. a. ,.s aIfi,iGulaIs enquire A.
w heelng b = 's l
- =. : .e--.t- jas. " ipt.sa ~
FOR Sal Q ----- : a TIC,
DESIRABLE risl I,o,.a nE u. ~
| 1t k,fy Inquire or : = n : e, atulied oac
i1rs w a. =, ~ THOMAS GRSvsas
FOR SALE m n ! = = q 4! r.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

lambric lldk'fs for ladies' and cents; ! nj
NO.be sQld by the dozen, half ioze6, or size lEI
~ theS eaiIbe bought from the JObbins Tad, =
with many other liens we have not Ioom or tissiI
tiou, only we gay II you will Come 10 10 Is HlIt
centre Wheeling, you viii make money by iheo,5l
my N.Y. 81 Gazette sS asNAlR 3 & flER'E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25
'rof People Of ohio Couuty

announce myself US an independent candidate for the
once Of slerin oil Ohio county. at tile May election
| apes ALRX.s NJ. JACOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

! aAI ANTEU.-A married 1iau, OF vely sll!I !.
| w wishes a situation as salesman, o. leoas
shipping clerk. or he can make himself Eeinl "
OF store. Satisfactory Reference pIeh 70 s0-<s
best menin either Baltimore or Wheeling
ga ddress, through tie Post 0fjee, IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25
N ew CONFECTIONERY,
- VIM. n. NEEDS.
IEssI TO MOTHERS.

C. PARTRIDGE respectfully inorns y
k1ts and the public generally, that tie ish Ae9
during this month nd next, TO taking lie IiLss
yoIns Children, ON every. pleasant day betHs'hl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

FASHIONABLE MERGfIAN1' ,51,4IL on,
.saSsa ING EESTABLLSHMENT'. ass
NO. 30 CORNER aioaRpE AND WATER srREErs, ~ -
Wheeling, En
HES The attention Of his
friends and and the shiona bic public gem
orally, 10 his newly TeGci gorgeous stock Of
n CLOTHS. CASHMERE AND fVESTINGS,
adapted to Spring and Summer wear = Hsrsi : 4
all orders Will be on The slor est notice. and
In the most superior and fashionable STYLE b E..g
sN1 Constantly on hand, splendid assot tment OF S
Perftie Clothing, made equal 10 custom work sfe
Pleaseto CALL and examine the stock ap4:3ni
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q 8 PolsoNlNe. ~

Tlioisanis of Pafentawlo sNermtfuge Composed
Castor OIL Colonel &c. asate, while they
appear 10 benett the patient, actually t4e
foundations aEeres OF diseases see salvation,
loss OF sight. weakness OF limbs, etc ts3tFs
In another column Wilde found the advertisement O,
tIobensaek's Aeieires which ask the attention
all directly interested well their chit
sing from those Of bilious type, should OF tic
only genuine medicine. Hobeisaek's Live Pins 3
9ottBe not3eeeired, :, but ask HohensacIgs Worm
Syrup and Liver iis that each has the sig
nature Of TIC ProPrisiors J, y, none
elseare genuine q 81 4 gtsss flssgs * 8 FstSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25
B 7IN.EW 4.RRIHdL ~ 2 3
AT
No. I, Sprigg House Emporium

HAVE commenced receiving my Second stnek =,
y = Spring nnd summer Goods ~ y,
consisting ui Cloths, Cassinefes, Vestg it,,e. De,
sea Grass and many other articles, fine and nice @ ~
ssason and am ierafed make the m
"a $40 10 say 70 that regret much Thar
nave peen compelled, month to
many OF jou IN getting clothes done when nrnissi
great rush for clothes such that h was IN
PIE Tor me 10 get up tile works fast as reoure3 H.
5va nat my STOCK Is full again and have got al, ext
quahtity OF workmen Nowc0me on, and i will ~ 80
y Linen Sl and Drawers, Silk shrts and l,ra,v
~ iaet airy other rtele that you might want IN
"uL y0lI wardrobe. Caliin and L viii be - Us
: my9;3ws Respectfully yours, & RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25
EIGHTEEN MONTHS

HAVE expired since ] concluded 10 cOse ~ IJt
IL business; and having many peTsonS sin inis9
me- hope they do not Won't Longer if1ss 10 Nv
thats Should have been paid for long since -
DON'T be ashamed, but come along and nj 4 M
fIlt.s : - tss3sl- III. JOHNSTON, IT,
. mrs AZ - - warehouse Of Stveeuev J0hPstaI ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

/ WISH 10 seiT my arm near ~ 80 .
on liperal terms, and In one or IS9rs al :,
4 Desired. - mag ' ''Sie lari,it ~
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A DESIRABLE br Ell so SALE e =
FOR SALE OR REM = 4 &

.rr,Iyo LIH saLE Or RENT
Ing, Wit R' sTo6 SS.a aS s.; ~
aud carriage house, all lin good orSse viii g
The properly being on The IIemnCcl,, %.
9 - Iooms,) would make. good iioTsT dss
E1nfd r. nf MIFSfT, -, .. Eaa-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

-.ls REMOVAL. -
ct HAvE removed my, wholesale stock of DRY GooDs
AND NOTIONS. to tie new Tour story brick buliingp
stgll No.lI7, tHIain street,,
west side. between Monroe and Unou streets where
VIII be fteTarod with eaIiy aid extensive Spring
stock direct froni and which
would be pleased to have my old friends and Customers
Il, call aud examine Eisas efli 81 .sefs Eist
Geb4 ~ q Z. g - WIN, II sSRLBY. /.
n9y g. NeteaJ will be Found at the above establish
,iept,iwhere his old rrtenas. : sFs5t
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-- $50 -. n A MI =
szsiga RIGHT IN 2 OWN az y IN I'm irr'''
II G. HEFTLEY,2N No Ie5 Main strses' 's-'--
~ teilsion 10 his last Stock OF ,nops d
s sesn ~ of Isdie
OF the richest patterns and lsiest sly nj ID "a
bons, and Trimmings. Also. eyeIy = i sses.1, -
goods for gentIemens wear. MS IT, ou,ii AZ ~
which. he datiess himself he can Do % ~. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

rs II ss5s Pcrsian hair Dye:,s
THIS Dyeis warranted fused according to directions
to change tile hair from other color beautiidI
raTTsi IS PERFECT JEr BLACK
TzS~e Il wITHppTe
" .1nHoad ~ Staining tke Skin. III
sfriee, 80 cents per botie RorzaIe by KILLS. CALp.
MILL. wholesale Agents, and bysyvM. R.qAIeBEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

- GERMAN CIGARS
USTopened, ,00D the above cigafs-n1t the con
~ kind, blta aIticle which will be very cLea
mya2 "a AZ 7ssIks E5si6 j w. RHODES, agent.
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no Whom L may oOn0sfE

NoTIcEis hereby given that qGaGihiis Ssft
iElN ped az Louisville, Ky, by e
per steamboat "George Campbell, o. :5oite W
steamboat SEA dyanee and Tow In onr ,TooI,I .
be sold for charges by public action ~
of June next, al our warehouse on ath ~
Soticets also giyen that al the sam, tis
will SELF BY anction. for charges, iogi ~ Y
tents unkiownJ mari 'Vni keensso ,s lG.1+ =
forwarded from Philadelphia on Tue -' -.
/ and ma mi I'm ur Ieh0tISc unPAlA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25

i The nccident occurred whenthe boat was stthin
some thirty or forty feet of the shore. The engi-
neer maintained his posi- like a man, and until lie
was nearly immersed in tle water. he other of
fcers were allin their proper places at the time OF
the disaster. But the life preservets, OF w hiclf
there We're many ON board, were condemned asiit
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II ~
Gj'ln' recent number of the Intelligence we
have grave accountiof trial for kissing in Com
nectcut a;iong time ago: Iimny not be uneaify-
ing totake. ,peePiniu the ancient History of Viz
gina, the good mother of many States. .as
q tJuIy The 9tli. I6s0.-4Dr j ohm p ett, late Gov
error dicted, arraigned and fonnl guilty ofsteai.
ing cattle, Is jurors, 8 whereof councillors This
day wholly went in pleading; next day in, dnne.
cessary dspntation Pott endeayoring to proyeMr.
aingsnell Zone ofthe witnesses against HIM an
lhsroerste. by story of Gnsman of Aipach The :
fogue.''' Z VOL. Hen St, pt large. p. 14o 80
FAsnioNAnLE aP AsTAlooNs. The Courier DIES
Etats TINS says: IS e. y
- We saw, yesterday, in Broadway, n young
gent compncently promennding the fashionable
sie, and proud in the possession OF The first pair
OF trousers of u new spattern.5 The ground tint
was grey; from the right boot arosea design, rep
resentlng the heights at Gibialter, the waistcoat
Just covered The upper folds of the British flag,
waving from the summit of a lofty tower. The
left boot served as base for Mount Vesuyius, in Z
a slate oil eruptIoii: torrents of Lawn rolled down
the aceiot the mountain, inundating the valleys
IN the region Of The knees. The gentleman Was
rewarded for this exhibition by the curious atten-s
tion of crowd of street boys; who followed in
the rear of The moving panorama. s.ass & D
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Reservation of Mr.. Everett.

.. - e.,2-s... g 80 ~
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-18
ETAT DE La OUIsIANE-Paroisse
de TerrebOnne.

Richard Terrell residast ar Ia cite de Ia Kouceue
Of360ns. sNz9 .saazee "a
Vous aes par preesntes not6S de re de
ehemins, osses, ct points, vote suse dams
des terre sppartenan R. r Barrow, ct bas par cees
apparenant heriters de Greenbury Thomas la auee
erre etant meme achet6e par de Madame Henry F.
Wade, lie II Juliet 1854
Les dtes reparatons deSront ee faites de n maniere
sgnalee par Fart des Regiments du Jury Police de
cette paroisse, qui est CONNIE suit savoir: egsg
AR Tous les chemns pubcs dams cette paroisse an
ront espsce parcorsbe dau moins pieds de
geur Toutes les fos quancune des dts ehens passeront
DIES terres boisees h bots abatt races
plantes parasites seront coupees dams etendue dau
0ins soxante pe e pour largeur de trente pieds
arbres oncs darbre rxcnes ct autres obucons
coupes ct msees jhsqua b surface du SOL sefa crebse,
lie cote Be plus elev6 de epace de ehen pArcouabe
sling track tcus chemins publics de cee pafosse
osse dau moins tEeis peds de large SONNET de
deux pfeds Ia base ct IN erre extrae u dit osse et4e
CENTRE ct bien nvee an tassee ct toutes les f0is Pa
senr H. ugera necesare. IN fosse sera grouse les
deux cotes dn chemn des fosses de tfayers
parant du fosse q lange b chemn nombre aryea
i0ngeur ssans pour empecher les dts cheins dee
inondes pendant hes fort pnes les dts osses de traverse
deyront 6re bien arte s points, ct fornt ponies
les points devront ay0 m0ins pfeds de LARGE
devrent ee ass moins six forts seuils de cypre
converts de forts pieux panches nayant pas ons de
hes dams oute lenr lougueur, deS ponies de fer
1t les dts chemna devrcnt ee pouces lie hateuf de
chaque cote ct de dxut pouces de hauenr au CENTRE au
dessus de Ia plus haute margue des eaux. I2
Vous etes sones de- fare les tes reparaons dams se
deai de yng jours Dc b publication de presense Au-
de ia maniere prescrt par 10 ioi. p. =, MICHEL.
{Atssstel r. GAG1s Greaz3er ydB Jury de Pnlice
Paroisze de Terrsbonne, &c 16 NoYembre, 1854 1885,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-18
A Good Husband.

Having seen in many books and papers
articles headed g A Good Wife," | conclude
! there is no one left who can write, to give
US the description of a model husband in.
deed believe il a hard subject, but for once
| will see what can do, if | can find a
criterion.
| We are taught that domestic rule must
be founded upon truth and love. fit have
not both of these, it is nothing better than a
despotism. Now, admitting what all the
lords of creation" claim, that man is supe-
rior to woman, he should learn the DISPOSE
ton of his wife, as teacher does that of his
pupil, and teach her to understand his in
so doing both husband and wife will be
prepared to administer to each others tastes
and wants. In order to do this. he must
sympa,hize with her; for upon his sympa-
thy will depend her truthfulness. All! how
often do we hear in the haIf-suppressed
sigh, the complaint that they are not con-
fded in. 1t does not need want or guilt TO
break a wife's art;-the absence of con-
tent,-the mutierings of spleen,-the care
lessness of dress, the forbidding scowl, and
the deserted hearth; these and other name
less neglects without crime among them
have narrowed the soul of many wife, and
planted there, beyond the reach of remedy,
the germ of dark despair Man cannot
expect to meet smile of welcome from
such an injured one; no. it is not in nature,
though she may be taught that woman
was designed by the All-Wise 10 smother
all her own wants, to live alone for the hus-
band, and administer to all his wishes,-to
feel cheerful when he does. and when he is
sad, endeavor 10 raise his dropping spirits,
by the most careful attentions, always
speaking "soft words to turn away his
wrath" keeping her grief and pains locked
up within her own bosom, through fear of
giving him pain,-remembering the adage
"that love bears no load" going on in cheer
fulness,-enough for her TO know that she
pleases her husband sometimes, flor such
exacting se6shness cannot always be
satisfed)
Oh! may man, before his home is blight
ed, his own temper soured, his wife made
wretched remember that woman is not only
human like himself, with all the feelings
and sensibilities incident thereto, but that
hers are even more tender and sensitive
life, and admits herself inferior to him in
nerve and physical strength; therefore she
looks ur to him confidingiy, and ought, to
nno IN MIN, II she does not, not only SYM
pathizing companion, but a protector she
then, as well as he, would keep alive and
dwell upon the recollections of youth, that
tuneful time when all those happy promises
were made,-a happy and playful allusion
to that hour ofjoy and love-a kiss of peace
to pardon all the past,-will bid her live, as
she had hoped. in matchless bliss-loved,
loving and content,-the soother then in
earnest of the sosrowing hour. VIANA.
II sts TRurdg Neac- Yorker.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-18
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of

To Richard Terrell, residing in the city of " Orleans
You hereby notified to make and repair your roads
bitches and bridges land situated in this parish
the bayou Grand Gallon, bounded above by annds of r.
Barrow and below by lands owned by the heirs of Green
bury Thomas being the land purchased you Mrs
Henry Wade, the 18th of July 1851 Said repairs to
be made in the manner pointed by Art of Regua-
tons of the Police jury Of said parish follows
ART l. All public roads in this parish shall have travel
ing track Of at least thirty feet wide Wherever any Of said
roads shall pass tmbsred land timber shall be fell
ed and the underground cut down least sixty feet in width
and for the width Of thirty feet all trees stunps roots and
other distractions shall be cut and cleared with
surface of the ground ditch shall be cut On the upper
side Of the travelling track Of all public this parish
at least three feet wide at the top and feet Deep the
dirt thrown into the center and properly eveed
ed and whenever the Inspector may think necessary
ditch shall be cut both Sides Cross bitches shall be
from said side ditch sufficient in number DEPTH width and
length to prevent sad roads from overlooking during heavy
rains; said bitches to be cubed under the ridges
well and substantially brdged the bridges be least
eighteen feet we to be supported by not less than six good
cypres ss and covered with strong pkets anks
less than two inches in thickness which shall be securely s
tened Down for their whole length with iron Spikes
And said roads be six inches at the sides eighteen
inches in the centre above the highest water mark
You required to make the said repairs within twenty
days after the publication hereof Otherwise shall proceed
to the to be made your expense in
pointed out by law. P. T. MICHEL, Road Inspector
fAttested) =. GAGSx, Clerk Of P. jury 4th District.
Parish Of Terrebonne, Nov. is 1854. 49,