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GS4R 00n WORTH OF FARMS AND
sH BUILDING Lorsi-io0 r1Rns .aa ,ooo


on THE RyRFIHG or THE sisi OF k4RcH 1ss.
~ aEs nan1st are AreEay III, L5i, mas.
hsss have been s for s60 psr sgpt aS,... o. a.
fer Shch these Los pAsvur th. ~
will b good nsestrasnt " Ns ' - fS-sAsAs
~ Esst ssbaehsr ron sIs p,ysbl. in a, a.
saeh will rsssvs YOUR BUILDING LOIS Is ~ ion fe ns
soRshs Or rAkM o. NON y ~ Tksse
osse q Long Ils.s wksrs sAso
snas ssd lumbar Of Private DWELLINGS, Stores Al
as arsaIy now h.iss
and .svsrAl hsndrse will hs erected The smsg ssAson
Tsn 1ns osPsrirnty OF dsshtfal Country Raj.
sssss near Aha Cy who're sisse can
be ally rsassa and whsrs Buls seo Taixs
Asys stsy Teen isd sAss daily
h amer sArs ID, oeson sasaapE shs ega
hs NO land cheap ealsassa rapid
value ea be haA Within si,y. lard would hsys
ssn atss back lbs
AND eopissy eekd spwsras two hand I'D
yesrsancs whh large salss ksys bsR wild
as roamss aAd
ta Pss whe 'his isnd Ia
cultural purposes toao that ma.
tss,s can ssss - perqn ofit lAad /, vek
ne asnon OF eoth settlers
MY o me sale q Tie dsuat
when al iands oa the line Of s.ambsa, puts
asked or posrg Lakeland ths Ii5inirg
these As now ssling ut fsm Ihin
one Tbs a,t offered ers
home OF hsr 70 purchase trin, sl.o fav
Ank sack ays and upvars et .m saS s
ff6 -Hs1- W -
sy All wishing OF ,
to has Far Budiss ths Es,
pead Of Apply 10 CHARLKs WOOD Broadway saras vi,
ea for rhsrs Maps Asd psnph ss.
u required, " s.Ali zrats A. osTkAaDEs,
AahSs ea~iM 9es travelling Agent b. Charles asts.
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The ancient Romans suffered their beard
!, TO grow till about the year of the city 454
when one p. Treinius brought BARRIERS from
Sicily, and first introduced the custom ot
shaving at Rome, which continued to the
time OF Hadrian, who, to cover some excres.
eences on his chin, revived the Gu ustom of let.
ting the beard grow, but that Of having was
soon after resumed
Inc day on which young men first began
to shave was held as a holiday, according 10
Juvenal, and presents were sent to them by
their friends. The first growth of the beard
was eonsecrated to some god-thus, Nero
censecrated his in golden box set with
pearls, to Jupiter Capitolinus.
In grief and mourning the Romans Allowed
the beard to grow sometimes they tore it
ana covered it with dust and ashes. The
Gfeeks, on the contrary, in grief shaved their
beard Among the Jews it was reekoned ig-
nomln1ous to shave persons beard.
Augustus Caesar used sometimes to ,.lip his
peard, and sometimes to shave it. Some used
TO pull the hairs from the rost with an in
strument somewhat similar to our nippers or
small plncers others, to burn them out with
lhe name OF nut-shells, as the tyrant Dony-
sos aid, with walnut-shels Some used
certain ointment as a depilatory
Alexander the Great thought that the
pearas OF the soldiers afforded convenient
handles Tor the enemy to lay hold of, prepar-
atory to cutting off their heads; and, with
view OF depriving them of this advantage he
shaved '
The fashion of wearing long boards be-
came prevalent during the reign of Henry
4; ! 1T was severely reprobated by the clergy.
nj fE1a,
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HULL"

TyOR HULL Passage only. )-The ~
n ane fssi settling Amsri.an ship NORMAN, cap.ss lS&
Hoissl having all her engaged will
having
board. j. r. WHITNEY CO 81 CAMP street i.bss
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GENOd.

EToR GENOA. The fast sailing bark ~
N NARY A. JANE, Capt shsrmsR, he create xAAS&@
spaTt OF hss will
Freight Of 500 hales Gotinn pssssgs apply
NH. BQGEaT, WIfIiAAA q CO, 20 Camp s,ssst,
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EfoA LIVERP0OL.-Th A ! fast sail ~.
N lag bast OLIVE, Anthony mater will b.ys uns ~
asss s greater part Of sss
RoRrysau ~
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SUNDRTES

SUNDRIES-5
~ 800 bbs Ohio Supsrfna FLOUR;
500 boxss Star CANDLES; ,
800 hbs Raw WHISKY; 80 =
100 bbs Resthed do;
80 hbs Winter LARD OIL;
@ 30 tisrces Sugar Cared HAMS;
50 quarter casks Amsrican BRANDY;ia se
For sale by II " JOSEPH LANDS Co
fab7 -.Ellr-. = az Toboupouiaa ss''tstL
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ESok LIVERP 00L.-The A / fast sail ~
n isr British ship JOHN MCKENZIE, c.pl DAns, 49,
"n nAse nmsdtais dispatch Fos nf freight
STEWAaT Il ytysat
unbS 10 GIFFEEf LOWELL. ma Conrn.n,
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VOLUME VII.
NEW PORK

ESOR NEW YORK fast sailing ~
bark MAnF, Cap,oin Mclean having lsrgs portion
~ sasaSsd will qust dypste
nppy9 fRICE FROST CO., Tehoupiouas sS, Y
mhse orteoEo W. HY NsoN 81 Camp stresL
ESOR NEW YORK.--The splendid new sSsN
clipper schooner MUSTANG, W. Sawyer. nsiis &&lAAE
asvax me sss.sr para OF hsr will msdisss
jsnl GEO. W. HTNsoN 50 Camp street
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Or LIVERPOOL. The staunch, well ~
fosst Brtss b.ts CHAMPION, csp,.n Coehraps &Txp
nhJ i n 'pbbf,TssoN ar NJ p,.t
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sfest between Danpain Snd BOURBON
tespsthn call Iha
sntsied themselves she
~ nosi appalling fob that they obtain crtsn ~
shol Via n Of asrcuty Bsa cubsbs other
IN thfes TO ineonvs
n @ me Y, discovered Rmedie. can only be
rom hns and trial fleet era M
charge wilt be sf Gu
OF all Of the many the bn
shleh we're eronouned ucuFabs ceebrssd
~. hss these Rsmsde s y
saa pfedused but perts
40 Il order tha tse aictsd thssa
newly and tfaly previiseA j. hss locad
ansy ths ey osseboass Ils Private Room. n.
esrysd. Offes tnsui tnAr te-
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REEF-800 bbls Mess and Extra Mess, land
~ nc sad ~ sale by s.H. KENNEDY co,
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!. NOR LIVERPOOL The fine first class s{sN.
hsa sailing British alp EUDOCIA, Captain Desne
nsN aaing and will have dispatch. sxEi d ~
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH gs 1854
SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES.

.YEsALLOW-6 bbls. Tallow just received and
A far s.ls hy 4. DxLAGaAvEA Co., ii Mss.stus mh1
ne EEF-50o barrels Mess and Extra Meas.
III For sale By s.H KENNEDY a Co,
mbls es fBTehountnuSs 81.
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GUNNY BAGS-300 bales extra heavy, for
~ sale 70 arrive BY s.H H.RENsKDY L CO., zsf3
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ESoR L1VERP0OL.--The fine / at ssA
~ IJoya, fast mailing British ship JESSIE MUM. .&kEe
rsght Of 800 halea Cotton, apply
J.P. WHITNEY co. ii Camp 81,
Ftz1aHes nhl
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Sok LlVERP00L.--Th fine fast sail stK
n N isS Am.rsan ship NALABAR, Caps. Croker 10 AxEe
ssss coisca, apply 70 4A' y ~ ~
J.f. WHITNEY a CO., s1 Cam, street,
~ Ter 10 Capkain bo.rJ - r
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4 .,,i An ss.;, -. - VIII use no Otner
M s q psss 1sss become master ho.e
sole those lies he onIy ar; .h
lhass attention Diseases tban
osns dosfer and do Thai IA ~
shioh has
~. oRhs, NODES ULCERS, Sores GLEETS s,lRE
i etc. st just as anir thing,
other merit than th.t Of spsriencs = '' ~ 'an no
cure IN few no difficulty in
oss OF longer darAion ts patient To snch
eIse q treatment win uton shtes M poop
heftssf ma adairs whether without
sssd A y a.s There ths
Aeerscy, which al AsAya insiolsbis prsasrye, 4 ~ a'
nave many which do necessary to add
snsd tat my aspiration already sbiisbsd
Constant from in the morning O'Clock Al night
seE- Dr. wArsa,x la. -. :. -. W. WATSON, nj. D.
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PETER MAXWELL 4 CO ~ Mags.ias st
orto J. r. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street
eE It1 psessfe apply To the Captain "a bosrd. mha
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EHAkILY CLARET WINE, VINTAGE 1870
n oessss to eloas An inyose. for sale low O.
.lsnSo + ~ WINSTON. 81 Commercial pl,ss
4 GhATS-l220 sacks ST. Louis, landing OK
mhas z NJ. DALEY 20 T.hanpisonlsa at,..t
4 tAsToR oIL-60 bbls. Blows No. /, in
mhn i. NJ. DALEY. "a rohoupt.o.l.s s.rs...
q tANDLES-500 boxes Star For sale by 4
= shii JOSEPH LANDS h CO., IS Tehoupisouls, ~
ACoN--25 casks Hams, landing ex Unele
AG Sam, for sale by 742== -.
nh2a s.H. H.KENNEDy d CO., rs Teaoaproaias az st,
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NM 7HISKY-250 bbls. Raw, high proof
Wv landing from st.Hmboat Grand Turk. FER ssls bs
mill JOSEPH LANDS 4 4 Teboupito axs 81
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EtSOR LIVERPOOL. The A at Lloyd's 80
~ British ship GHEsTERHOLME, Captain Heard 49,
o.dns and viii LH.e d,psteh.
freight, apply GIFFEEY Lowell Common street ahia
TSOR LIVERPOOL The new Ameri- .5ES
~ clipper ship B1sTON LIGHT, Captain Saith 13xxe
saving nearly All hsr engaged, viii nusdiats
FOR frsiEht Of 100 bales Cotton,
etFPNkfk 4 LOWELL iIs cc-.mon street
tansi orto GEO. " Hfssus, % Camp street
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HN0h LlVERP00L.-Th A fast snil- ,iN
- ins British shP MARY CARSON, Captain Mill, AxXb
ani Aaa WI nsse 9ask dsrateh Fer bA,snss oi uiI
sPPy1 ELLIOTT, ADAMS b CO., % qrays, s;,est
Il fs,.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

LIB, Nudge. we'll known and most fespectn-
biz citizen of Lynn, Mass, OF which city he was
Mayor two years ago, while crossing the track OF
the Eastern Railway. at the Ipswich Station, was
struck by a Locomotive and SO srriousIy iniuSed
that his life is despaited Of His.right leg and an,
Gle were crushed to jelly, his head badly cut,
and seriously inflicted. He was dragged some four
rods under the engine, and the first inIimaton the
engineer had of the accident was his groan after
the train had stopped at the station. Mr.. Nudge
is about sixty years Of age, and has family. Tie
accident occurred on Friday last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

coKrutrscE 4 CRmr.-Nr. CTuce, in his Cias'
SIC and Historical Portraits, speaks of the dangers
Of becoming too fat in Sparta;
The ancient Spartans paid as much attention io
the rearing of men, as the cattle breeders IN mod,
EN- England do 10 the breeding OF caltle' ing
aesh. and regulated the degree of fntness to which
Twas lawful, iu free State, for any citizen to ex,
tend his body. Those who dared to grow 100 IA,
too soft for military exercise and the service o.
Sparta, were soundly whipped. In one particular
Instance that of Nauclis, the son OF PoiyouS, !ne
meeting of the whole people OF Sparta, at which
his unlawful fitness was publicly exposed and ne
was threatened with perpetual ban'Shmeat II ne
did not bring his body within the regular Spartan
compass, and give up bis culPable mode OF llVlngl
which was declared TO be more worthy Of an To-
Man than a SON of Lacedemcn,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

Hoos.-We hear of no movement in the marke
which remains quiet but firm in Ill respects. The
packing at Jarvis & Co.'s was suspended yester
Jay. They have contacted, however,t TO slaughter
lot of about 700, now the road from Greer
Liver. 1t is now reduced 10 certainty that the
slaughter around the Falls will exceed 100000
thus fulfilling our estimate made early in the sea
sou.
AT ST. Louis last Thursday, the market was dull
at 4a44 cents, the slaughter having reached ovel
4I,OOO.-Louisv. Courier, 1OtA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

MA destructive FIRE occurediu CampbellsvilIe,
Taylor county, KY, Jan. 9th, which consumed a
large portion of the village. The principal suffer
ers are Messrs. Newton Smith, A. Case, T. Case
Dr.. ShultIeworth, and F. NJ. Lewis-the latter
probably is the largest sufferer. VIC Hubbard
Il Co. also sustained considerable loss. The build
ings were principally frames and there being no
fire engine in the place, it impossible 10 arrest
the flames until they had destroyed whole block.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
N.vrc,rrox-TmE GoRoE BnoKrx.-The i'm

N.vIclrrox-TME GORGE BRoKEx-The i'm
prn.r gorge Of ice between this city and Pitts
burgh, winch FOR nearly two weeks has been an in
slrnountaLIe barrier TO navigation above this
mint and j terror 10 boalmen below, broke loos,.
ON Saturday. aud during the afternoon commenced
coming down gradually. By night the current had
swollen 10 an almost umbroken torrent of ice on
water from sixteen to fifteen fretdeep. Ii did not,
however, conc down with that avalanche force to
tie destruction of boats and property, as many
tea;ed it would DO. The wrecks of few coal
boats which passed, were the only things in the
shape Of damaged crafts which we have yet seen
0, heard Of, though more less damage has doubt
less been done 10 boats lying in nm exposed con(.
ton. The ice from the gorge was succeeded by
that from the Allegheny. which was running ouI
Yesterday at the rate of about seven miles all
hour.
Despite the immense current OF ice, the splen-
did Union Line steamer BALTIMORE, Capt. VIM
CllIk, left lCr Cincinnati yesterday OH the arrival
oriAr cars, with tine load OF freight and passen
srrs She seemed When she got out with her
huge proportions, 10 bid defiance to the torrent and
: ), along quite well far as We could see her
nom port
Huu4uet " Ood'S HtS HO" IIlHS III Tue NlClnllY
Of the wharf, waiting for the ice to pass. The
Union Line packets Alvin Adams and Virginia are
both here. The latter the regular packet for TO-
day.
We learn that the Thos. Swami and City Of
Wheeling left Cincinnati for this city, the former
on Thursday, the latter on Frid.y.
Last evening the river was at stage of sixteen
feet and FILLING slowly. Weather mild and
cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
VlRIlNIA:-OhI0 CIRCUIT court November 70, 1903:
David Kennedy,
William Cree and others

William CTee
Decree for account-A bStTHct.
This cause came ON head upon the and
turn thereon, C.
AnI il is hercupon by the court adused, ordered and
decreed that this be referred 10 of the aster
comn ssioneTs ascertain and report to the
court the amount specific liens, and their respective
rrioties half Lots OF ground in the bill men
toned severay the judgments against the said Will
rriotes spec licIs; also TO and report
the valre Of the buildings the south hall oil SAID Lot no
chase money paid said south half OF said Lot at the
date OF the filing OF the COmpainans bill, and II has
been paid by whom, much has been paid before
and how much the date OF the filing OF said bill But
before taking accounts the said commissioner shall
notice time place oil taking the same by Gd
v-rtisenlent Published for month in some newspaper
A copy-Feste: ALONZO LORING,
rCaILyyciI1 clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
VIRG INIA-Ohio circuit court, November ., 1855.
Henry Sharp and John Hushs
Return NJ. Hill and others


This tn heard npon the process, &C.
tho doth adiudge order and decree that
1t referred to of the Master Commission of this
this circuit 10 take and state account OF the personal
late OF the saId John Murine deceased which has come
nto the hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator,
which has into the hands OF other person. by the
OTdor oil said SdmisOr aud for his charging said
administrators with all assets which have 10 hisanls
the hands Of other for his USE and credit
him tn all disbursements made in due course OF adj
minstration And the said commissioner shall also state
account OF the dstrbutive share OF said Return NJ Hill
husband CT his said wife, in aud to the personal estate
OF said deceased and also the real estate OF which the said
John MuITnc died scized and the location Quantity v"i
and annual rents thereof and the interest thereto which
said Return NJ. HILL husband OF Lis said wife is enti-
tied and also TO ascertain and report all specific liens
said interest OF said Hill III said realty aud personally,
and their several prioTItics.
hut taking said accounts, said Master shall cause
notice OF the be by advertisement PUBLISH
ed successive weeks in some newspaper printed
in the city OF Wheeling and said commissioner is order cd
to report, &c" ~ 1900
FCaldyyeu1 dec23
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
I1or IEHITImore - nshimY ton, FhiIndelPhII
md New \ Ork
7s $3.50 SO -
Great thrOugh lime Tor the East.


TTNHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
| Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
Tanch Rail Road Junction Clatcly called the Relay
House miles CIOm BalmOrei and with the Fmiauel'
nha Wimm: ton and BamU. Rail Road to Philadelphia
rc Great tunnels upon the line completed and
the Whole is in fine condition, pesentlng one Oh Inc
most and romantic routes IN the word.
The now and splendid steamers of the Union Line from
and Cincinnati connect with this road at heel
ing and through tickets from these places to baltimore
Philadelphia, &C., may be had oil the agents.
or on the boats - q o,.,oeL
A. NJ iheeIins mel aud arrives at CTmoerl1nT SIN
miles, at p NJ allowing two hours there, arrives III
baltimore C3s0 miles, A. NJ, the next morning. ma
king the passage about 20 hours Including all
stoPrages. ....o-,, ,,o;,,,
without charge ,, % a.. car, for
at the Junction and for Philadelphia at BAL
tmoTe without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
ME lime and opportunity all points obtain their meals
Through tickets rom Wheeling TO Baltimore. lwitn
privilege OTlyIng anywhere on the route $S-to
WasbiE.on -, 90 Philadelphia, SiO-to he had on
r tie steamers OF the Union Line ON the ONO, ara OF
viIIe maj wM PARKER, Gen'. Sup't-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

WESTWARD THE STAR [oURl EMPIRE TAKES
ITS wAY.'-The Hon. MILTON S. LATHAM, who
rrpresemtsi in Congress part of the Golden State
of the Pacific, and who is one of the youngest,
ablest and most eloquent men in the House, made
n speech at the Eighth of January Banquet in
Washington, and concluded with the following
gem:
!SonduOieh Lslands-Pearls of great value. set in
sea of blue enamel; jewel which will yet adorn
the forefnger of Freedom that points Westward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

OSE WEEK from to-day, the charter election will
take place, and the question of license or no Ii
censI for the sale of intoxicating drinks will also
be submitted. We need not remind the candidates
of the election, for they seem TO be sufficiently on
the alert though it may not be nmss to remind the
voters OF the call important day, big with the fate
of Rome"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

WILD BEAR was shot near Farmont the other
day by one of our citizens, brought to town and
sold at high price. From piece of the meat
furnished us by Mr.. NlotanLi, OF the VERANDAu,
who IS always IN town when such luxuriesHare
about, we can attest that his Beur-ship conferred
favor on our eplcures by making his appearance in
our forests.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

RGLRoAD CoNSEcTIoN.-The Pittsburgh City
Councils have granted permission 70 the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad 10 lay track across either
of the bridges or the squeduct from Allegheny to
Pittsburgh, as well as the right of way down Lib.
erty street This will make connection with the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
CoMMIEsIoSERs OFFICE,
a. F nnI fG=sH
TCCeNlOCI ZgU, 7
NOTICE.

THE parties in the matters Of the foregoing
decree hereby fed that have appointed Tuesday
the eth February lSI at office i'll the city OF Wheel
Ing as the and place. when and where VIII proceed
10 axe the directed by the said decree And do
reoTe the production OF all such papers books,
vouchers proofs be necessary TO he pT0Ter la
linz If said account GIBSON l.. CRASMER.
rs g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wm IN. Meeds,

uooLbfuder g. Blank book NEnnnfncturer,,
No. 24I Monroe Street, UP Stairs;
MOULD respectfully inform their friends ana Ine HST
men lately Rnown as James ii, Ewng's anu
Blankbo IL ntnuGaotory and are now 10 Nue @
hind 10 order blank books every description music
magazines periodicals in manner not TO be sutPas
and by any csta blishnent i'll tho country. .,.
N5Cunstantly hand an assortment OIL olaih ""0""'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

1.-THE Marchoiness of Wellesley, the widow of
the late Marquis who was the eldest brother OF the
Duke of Wellington, died on the 18th of Decem-
Der, after short illness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
CO-P1RTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. S WEE Ely g. @ o.
WHEELING EOUNDRY.

HAVE this day associated my son, T. Campbell Swce-
/ ney in partnership for carrying the Iron Foundry
business, in all It's branches ard Plough Factory, under
the firm mame OF I. SWEENEY q Co.
b>ing the oldest establishment OF the kind in
Wheeling prepared. to fill all orders, from the
smallest the largest i'll the most prompt faithful and
skillfu manner.
Our Foundry i. in North Neutrality-suspicious. at the
stand No 1870 nom street. south end Market square,
where will be found every variety OF Stoves fancy and
plain Crates, Hollow ware Flows, Sad lrOns &c. Per-
SONS wishing to purchase will please give a call.
T. SWEENEY,
janJd1m I. CAMPBELL SWEENEY.
Ill persons la wing accounts with Y. Sweeney in the
II Foundry business, requested TO present Them
promptly settlement All indebted TO the establish.
Incnt to make payment 10 7. Sweeney Jno McEerran,
Esn Al he office OF 7. SXeeneN d Co. ihnl0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
DIR, Gordon Harris,
A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.

UT
FFICE-Baltimore Lock Infrmary. No. 81 sonth'Gay
~ street. opposite the Exchange Buildngs. BannoIe
to insure sound speedy III certain class OF DIS
eases which long been yielded byFegular hysI-
hands of Quackcry lie may be consulted co
ftenially, either in person or by letter.
CE"Pcsons Mt distance cured at home by addressing
letter TO DR.. Harris Baltimore Md. All communications
cond enoI remedies by mall to any part OF the u s.
SEE advertisement on fourth page. arr4-ly
F0TeiRn EIChnmYc, Foreign ExchnnEc-
DERSONS wishing to remit II oncy 10 England Ireland
1 or Scotland in amounts fromG upwards can ind
' EDWARDS, SANFORD & co.
N PICMAN, Agent,
Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16
Snecial Notice.


OFFICE b. q o. RAILRoAD Co.
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1881
ON and after Monday the 18th instant passenger car
will leave the Station daily 5.I5 O'Clock p NJ, Wheel
ing time, Tor MOuniSVie and Cameron =,
Returning leave Cameron. 1'Vo' a
do do MOundsviIle.. ........... &c a. A.
Farc-Cameron. 81 20 each wayi
do Moundsville, 10 cents each way. ,,opD
i ~ Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

pIt is stated that Mr.. Parker, the deceased
merchant of New Bedford. left $4,000 TO Gov
Clifford. of Massachusetts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-16

OFFICE Il. IL o. RAILROAD Co.,
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853.
Change OF observation-disclosures train-On and
after Monday next the 9TH instant, Passenger Train
VIII i iea'e ''' ''N'''' - - 80 '' j. b. FORD Agent