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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

VIM DAau ksREoTYPE ART, praeised by wHfTEHURsT
all the day,
himself world wide reputation of
sninencc without proof Of such
years OF study and practice adopting all the
uhsh have SO rapidly succeeded each other In this
ne gained the highest distinction Artist
palm OF victory when competing with other
lands Mr. w has also gained that highest all honor the
confidence and patronage OF the public eynced
OF patrons who daily hrong his GALLERY
possessors. 1855
sereoscopic Lkcnesses improved
Every variety Of Cases. Frames Ac on hand
and nj the most satisfactory prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

| Lrrrvcs-Early Cabbage, Ro,.
al do, Curied India, 6rovA
India. -7-''' -.
nrles-Su,mss and oiireu.
EAsruauun.
| .OxRA. = slsv
aeld. -
PAnstxr-Curied.. ... -,
rAsssrr-suear.
| PnAs-Landfeth's Extra. Far.
Y Frame, Large MaTrovfst.
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
prrrrs- Piehiins, Large Sweet
RiplH-LonE Salmon, Lonr
seatlet, white rarnip, He'd DO
Black Spanish.
RHunlhB.
eALSArI. t.
ePiNlcH. 81
SQcAIn.
rrHxir-rlat Dutch, Red Tn.
Norfolk.
Per HrRss--A,,ortment.
nom D.Isndreth, are offered or
C., from the Nurseries sfD. Ian.
ne subsefihers, shall he promptly
! JOHNSON q BROTHER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
> A''ls co %ISn1%S MrncnAr, N,pKy7 nnnor

III WINNIUN.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT MARKET BRIDGE
has on hand and Is receiving for sale
10000 lbs Todd's Family Carolina as,5 ry,r $3.50
and Western Bacon and Jolss >N''u
lOpTodds and Cassard's Family Ham.
luo hbs and Kegs Western nd m lheId
Us lihds Porto Rico and New Orleans sugar
5sN Bags Rio, Iaguira, Cuba and Java Coffee
20 lihds Cuba Molasses.
30 ibis New Ti,Ars do.
u Dbs Genuine Peach brandy 'f '''
IN Half and two ter cas Skis ornAe lran
% Bhls Sweet Mailga Wine.
loo Bbs Ne and Gross IInIIfa. u.,,nx
loo do No 8Mackerrl.
10 do Picked Cod Fish.
leo Sacks Liverpool Salt
2lO Boxes and sperno C.,d,..
is Ton Peruvian Guano.
do Bone Dust.
. 90 Fire Brick
2. CasesMass and Stick Licoriee " A~"''
Sg1 Bales Upland Cotton.
NANscuried Hair, Smoking Tobacco, Ae., &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

TO NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIo-HavinK th, DAY bought
ont the Interest o. Hessrs NJ SMITH A. o. ELAN in the dm
sIAh SMITH CO. wiz 10 short time add TO ihe present
stock on Groceries Ny plan win be to sell cheap cash,
pnneua ousomes will also give attention 70 the sale Of all
KINDS OF country produce, which
age.
April II. WIN. o. ELAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

NH 10 Chief Engineer psrintendan.
. itfiMUND AND BOsiON LAM Or
HIN ~ PACKETS.-This line . composed Of ASf,SS
s1zzx6every wEpx .a832S
schooher SUSAN, Captain g. q. Rorrrs
wESrOvER. q. O. Roger,
COURIER, J. b. Rogers,
SHARON, J. n Nietrr,on
:. MkRCl TAYLOR, Cyrus Nicker.on.
JuLlET1E, :" Obed Baker, Jr.
These vessels Of the hrst class
and have superior accommodations for passengers.
They are commanded BY experienced ced
Tor the trade and who will
They VIII be towed up aud down the eam may
relied on TO sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going Morrill, ordering goods Boston, will nnd
70 their interest ship by this the only
eeht viii always be taken low
to give sAtifaeti, n. - N.
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond a, Rockets, In Boston N,
howet Wharf. DAVID CURRlE, Richmond, 4
,aa ALLENs WEIGH, Boston, SAgents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
Is GALLERY, II Main street.
XyRGINlk LINE UP HH1iNoND Am

These VestIs AL OF The hrs class
expressly for this for
They are commanded by experienced Captains,
qualified for the trade, exerens TO accom-
nodate They will lowed and river By steam and
may be relied on TO sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North, ordering
and to their inieIes, shp by this Line, freight always
DC taken as low by other line
VIII be made BY the Agents in Richmond give
Of patronage.
Goods shipped BY this Line New York. forwarded free
OF to New Orleans Mobile, Charleston Savannah
any other Southern or Northern port. - "
The vessels win Richmond at Rockets: In Sex yo,l
Berth No. !, Coffee House Slip Of Wall street, $500 -
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
O. Il. pIERsoE, New York, }Agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
QUAHLES & BROOKE,
No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va,
10 have received Of the largest Stocks GOODS
accommodating terms complete asor,ment every thing in
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet line enumeration Of which would
be too tedious for Merchants visiting the city
will please giye call determined sell 90 as good
Terms hsAhy louse IN thls or any other market mig
OTICE,The Partnership conducted By the undermined
~ i thsday Dissolved, by mutual consent
RICHARD HILL, JR, will all liabilities Of the nrm
ihsr Of The partners will receive what may due them
RICHARD HILL a.,
BILLY W. TALLEY.
THE SUBSCRIBER, 10 leaving Richmond his thanks TO
his friends who have conhded their business
hope, they will continue their ayors 10 Meius MIL RAW.
LSGB D. W. TALLgY'
RICHARD hill, ia, and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS At the old
stand on Main street. below the hanks continue 10
uah'ae all business In the line Of General Agents viz: Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting ~ Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
e., -. EDWARD @. RAWLINGS.
HAISSOLU'rION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ firm ~ ELAN, SMITH co IL this DAY dIssoiysd bv mn
tua All persons having claims against the concern viii
please them Those 10 viii
make arrangements 70 their possible
WIN. o. ELAN,
,,,z MlROEJJUs SMITH,
APhlI A. q. ELAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

EtOPARTNEIisIIiI.-NrJ H. BLAIR having purchased III.
~ interest Of Mr. W. H. sEABRoOK, late frm Of sEA
hhOOh REEVE has entered into partnership
sEEYE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR and will
carry the Apohccary and stand
5eabrook Reeve and hope by attention 70 business 10
s share OF the patronage literally late arm
Y. PAYsOS REEVE
N n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

a FATAL SlioT, MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. On
Tuesday morning last, James T., s, Brown Fred
etick Guider, Rlbert Dale Buchanan, John l..
Thompson, ana other sporting menot this city aud
Newport, took the carson Tile OHIO and Mississippi
Railway for the interior Of inulanai on hunting
exonrsiun The company gol al az ofgoodi ana
after taking lunch at ih!mers mouse near lhe
railway station they started for the woods 10 quest
of game. After proceeding about Tour miles The
company proposed 10 shoot al o Temporary laRel'
and the person making the best shot should been
titled to all The gamu Obtained on the hunt Al
ter driug several rounds, and while one OF The par
", John l.. Thompson, was examining The sNols'
Mr., Buchanan, not thinking there WINS any load 20
his gun, raised his piece aud leveled Il at Thomp.
son's head. Buchanan pulled tile trigger aud TO
his horror aud su,nrse tile gun was found TO be
loaded. AS soon as the smoke Of the powder had
blown away, he saw Thomp on lying upon Tie
ground and struggling Tie contents had enlered
the back mart of his heud near Tie tiglt cat. lie
died almost instantly. Ills comrades, Hssoon asS
they had sufficiently recovered from the shock Of
The drealful accident which had taken place,
gathered I'm The lfeless remains Ui young rhomp'
son, and brought them to tlns city, on me cars
Tuesday night, He was OoaIdef al henWers
boarding house on Firth street. his luneIal luoN
place Yesterday afternoon, anu WAS NWenueuo ny 'l'c
Odd Fellows aud Good Fellows, oil which oFdsLS'
We understand, he was worthy membeT' we
also learn that his comrades have decided 10 weot
the usual badges of mourning on The lelt arm lot
thirty days through respect Of The Neceaseu. MT
Thonpson's fathers family resides In BALTIMORE
Gin. Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

A LADY IN a BALLooE. - Professor Elliot made
his lOsth balloon ascension at Norfolk on Monday.
Previous 10 his @ra flight, Mrs. Meginly took
seat in the car, and the balloon assembled 10 the
height Of six or seven hundred feet, when it was
drawn down by Mr Elliot, and the lady uliEhted.
Mt. e. then took his seat and made beautiful as
cent, md on reaching height Of about 200 feet,
hethTaw overheard his boots and flag, when the
balloon shotup 10 the altitude of q mile or more,
and was soon lost to view. He descended the
same evening on the farm Of G. Drummond, on
Broad creek. ..f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

Q-T'The New York Times says that The Apple
tons announce work at the nice little sun OF one
thousand doiiwsi lis liOsi George h~InOGly's
Series OF Paintings on ytllum, OF Tie AuImal
Kingdom. H@nagie was busyon The The enterprise
for twenty. eight yeaH, (l672 TO lGOO) and hs la
bors ate yet unmarkeled They are comprised IN
four big oblong volumes. The publishers style ii
ga rare ana curious wOTkoI aTt" There "Ee
other noticeable things IN The Catalogue. Ul 4, ,
713onloB named, 1908 are Americans, and Two
hundreI and ninety lonr arc females, mud one
hundred and forty six Of the Ia hes are natives.
The largest size book Is BJydelPs ShakSpeaTe,
about which he courts are husyi aud The snullesl
is nylors Thumb Bible, the dimensions OF which
are two inches by two.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

8JThe yellow fever, causing lie closing CT nu.
merous houses, has given lie thieves fine chance
for Plunder in The Southern cities. From what we
learn from those who have returned TO their homes
and found them pluniered, SOys The Savannah
News, we apprehend that when all our citizens
shall have come back, it will be shown that the
thieves in onr midst, have, dunng The past two
months, pursued their henous proPensities with
lhemost reckless daring and disregard 10 both au-
llority aud justice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

uTQueen Victoria, during her soiourn in Scot.
land, seems 10 have been every where the object Of
popular esteem, aud at times it taxed ingenuity
itself to ind htling mode Of expression. On her
return 10 England il is said there we've some 90 900
persons in the streets of Hull to greet her home
One incident iswOrthy Of mention. The Queens
appearance was, of course, the. signal fot ire
mendObS burst Of cheers. IAG soon as these noisy
evidences Of loyal feeling could be subdued, l2,
children from The Sabbath Schools Of the town
commenced the national anthem, accompanied by
the baud OF the 18th liuEzars. The effect, il is
sad, was most thrilling, andHer Majesty was much
affected, ~ ...5..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

HEAyY DAMAGES, Nathan Childs, Jr, of ST.
Lonis, but formerly Of Baltimore, has recovered
SO $50 damages from the directors of The Bank of
Missouri, to indemnify him for The expense he was
put to a few years ago in defending himself in
suit brought against him by the bank on charge
Of embezzlihg $4,000, and of which he was &c.
quilted. Thisis the second case determined in
favor Of Mt, childs, aud the OggIegate damages
amount to 1870.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

CIEVRRAL well located lots convenient IN MN
- llepot OF HE Hcmrfcld Rallruad, This n 'm'tdA
which Is Immediately over The creek contains
Acres. aud would be most deSisbl, plste ,o NJ he
sold either In The Whole or IN snail uls 10 , WI :.
els. Twenty perct will he iakcnurash III
H. one und two years, with inte' llom lie 80
Also, house containing four rooms with ki,st. u /
good well vi water The house. which is OF yyn1 ga
Tie alley end OF the loi, isS most romoIl,b, IV "a
aud tile location '- desirable, as lis within ne MI.
walk OF ibr mUsl business paris OF me civ uAhsi''
Payment Will be token at 20 peT Ct. and ;bs b,,,,,
one. two and Ihee Yeas For iuIhur iniorm7iioS ~
10 JOHN DDNNE. MlIlrtW 'IPI
nlY26'Gm next door 10 Rohan's batbs,,I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

AccrpENr on the GAE,r wgsrgNS RAILROAD.
--1he Detroit Free Press Of The 2sIh, referring 10
this accident, says;
"Up to the hour at which we received our latest
information, iny.Seven persons had been taken
out Of The wreck dead, or had died Of The wounds
there received. Bes DIES ll.eSe, II rs asceTia'ned
that thiy.nine were wounded, and il is ruTed that
many Of these will be added to Tie list OF killed.
AbOnt thirty Ave were men, anl Tue remainder
women and children"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

Tug LAsv AND AlEANEsT VLLAINY.-Rtcenlly
gentemsnly looking stranger called upon asex-
ton in Louisville and ordered child's grave to he
dug, offering $40 bill in payment iof the service
aud received eight dollars ii return. No Chlld's
funeral appeared at The appointed times the sex
to was led to examine his $40 bill when lie found
twas q counterrsit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
nrom tho aeat 81 War.

The steamship Arabia arrived at New York yes
tetday. The news brought by her will be found
Under our lelvgrnpbic bead this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
New Savings Bank Store
SO THE

KEEP the HEAD AND FEET COVBREDp'
CITIZENS Ol Wheeling AID yCintyi-Ihis Old maxim
" for health reminds ne that may mol be amiss 10 call
your attention 10 my Fail aud Winter STOCK U liouls
Shoes, Hats Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, at the
corner oil Market aud Monroe ttees, whele you will
Rnd great variety Of fashionable lately received Goods
suitable 10 The season, at low prices,
Very thankful Tor tic liberal patronage received since
coming amongst sou respectfully solicit youoll TO call
aud examine my SlOCk, lit will be my pleasure TO and
wait yOu,) thus uniting labor with rest that may
have their offspring health, aud TO this adding industry
and economy may have wealth.
LADIES' n you wish to purchase Fashionable and cheap
winter Ronnots, sure,
Call at the old Post ONCE opposite the Mcclure
or HAT, N
Call at lie above place, where you will get-that
Remeuiber, the Old Post Once corner
To Country Merchants have u few Goods TO Job a!
ociT .aW.HII u. II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

partner though wilhless ofthe GJond segneurin
making his selection. A very few turns round
the room suhiOed tor his amusement, when, resto-
storing the fair, exulIant, and doubtless envied
flvored one to the rank from which he had with
drawn her, he stood in the middle of the room,
complacenty looking down on his own fine limbs
with the ait of one we'll satisfied with their SYM
melry Their was ratheruor Of dandysm than
of dignity in this selIadulalionj more Of The pet
IL mailre than OF Tie Emnerorj but then mn Empe-
rot is but man, and few men so favored by for
tune, power and pdrsOnu endowments would
have been less DESTROYS to display them, Arlera
few minute sIepose, the same ceremony Of lead
ing forth a fair partner was performed, and re-
peOled at intervals three or four times during the
evening, after which he entered into conyersOt on
for an hour or two with his royal associates, and
then Withdrew, that hisnugust presence might bs
no longer a check on festivities which proceed
more eaily and more naturally without him.
Would you think, gentle reader, that in this
identical hall, but three short months proI TO this
festul evening, Ond ON on occasion like this, was
held that bright assembly Byron has immorlalized,
tvbpn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

Il OF No. o, in block 25, oil IISmpden street sfnc
and rum Ing back 100 alley. Tmsisors ",
best siiu'trd lois inthe CltyioTa residence and We
alley OF tile back part ard side will ftil n. y,si
or one hall OF as ay best suit tie puIChassT
For Information elquie al his Office or OF Mtlt.p,.
Ilyp AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

TNHB undersigned offers for sale his House ,,,,
i Market street eesi side, between Mon, q. ,, @
ling house and out Buildings o''" "''A dSt,.
II viii he sold low enh on accommodate, t.,..
possession givenAny line alter Ike hlSto. Osioh.
10 Enquire OF NO'i'
sep8 L yI,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
M ~" IT, ,cr r., t,,, m I,r,,r

This day. The 10Th inst, being their
ECOND STOCK OF q % o ID
this season, purchased principally from the latest mpOr'
talons Of the celebrated houses or A. r Stewart Co.,
Jas Heck & Co, and Arnold Constable q Co., and also
from some Of the lata large sales at auction
Their stock will comprise large variety OF all descrp
lions OF Dress GOuds III the newest Designs clOahsi
Ties, and miscellaneous Goods OF every descriptions and
they pledge themselves shall not DO eXceed IN beauty OF
styles, in cheapnoss OF pico general invitation is
oci6 HRISKBLL & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
"Bslgum's capital had gathered then
Her Beautv and her chlyalry.u

And the lannon's rude throat disturbed its Joy.
business, aud turned to mourning its sounds Of rev.
eryl Yet, so it vast and as EMPEROR, princes,
heroes, and beauties slidel past me in The dance,
oblrusve fancy led me hack to The fatal night
which had biOnched with terror cheeks that but
moment before had blusled al The praise Of their
own Oveliness, and changed to stern, and inmony
instances eternal adieus, the lovers vow, and the
galanrs OdulatioR. AlOs, how many brave
spirit did that solemn sound summon TO The deadly
battle field never more 10 return; how many
Bereaved fair one retired from that COY chamO,rt 10
hide her blighled hopes in SeOlnson, or The grave
The specifies Of that brief past mingled with the
living who now thtonged lhOl proud UOll, and
mirlh seemed out place In precincts which Ind
so lately resOund,d with the summons Oftlat great
Emperor Death W, B. b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

uJ-The papers Of Pensacola, FLORIDA, are earn.
esIly advocating The annexation Of Pensacola TO
tile Stale of Alabama, 1t is probable that The
Legislature Of Florid,, utits couing session, will
be called to take some action on The subject.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

13rTheye ore two Gipsey enoampments In lle
vicinity Of Baltimore, embracing over so persons
and mules.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

1JyThs railroad between Springfield aud Dtla.
ware, ohi6, failed to pay expenses. Itip hOR ~
insidIe, The trains Laying been wilhdRwP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

GB-REMBMBER COAX IIALIp cancel, does
sell, iaui s,lI EhaH F,, U sell and IA found 10 sell
QUERT-How eanshe do.ltH Because she sells for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

o.Itisa correctly asceItalnsd fact that II walls
Of houses once become saturated with wet, they
will e1ude damp for Oyean nfeT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

llpRRoR UPoN HoRRoR!-'rhe condition Of the
wounded after the bottle Of the Alma was horrible.
No language can describe ii. The Allied Govern
nents should be considered as muIdeTeTs II they
ommilted 10 care for them, and denounced Os
The iValeon sailed ftom the orimea with 300
wouOdyl. and l7O cholera patients. They lay
there living pnlTil mass. with only four ply
,lcuns to attend them: The wounded seized Tie
surgeons by he skirts of the coats as they picked
their way through the dying and dead, onl' 10 he
sLnken or by them Numbers indeed were on
board and had arivel ScutOri without having been
touohelbY as surgeon since stricken down by Rus
sian bullets on the slopes Of the Alma.
The Colombo was worse of than The Hulean.-
She lad onbonu 663 souls. or their condition,
&C., the London Times says: ~
This vessel le(l the 'CTmea on the morning Of the
9th. Wounded men were being placed on board
for two days before she sailed, and when she weigh
I'd anchor she carried the following numbers:-l7
wounded officers, 400 wounded soldiers, and lM
Russian pnsonerS-in all $50 souls. About half
Of the wounded had received surgical assistance
le'oTe they were put on board. To supply the
wants Of this mass Of misery were four mehical
men, one Of whom was the surgeon Of the ship
sufficiently employed in looking after the crew,
who at this plPce and season are seldom free from
sickness This ship was literally covered with
PROSTATE forms 81 as to be almost unmanageable.
The officers could not get below to find their sex
tants, and the run was mnde at HOARD, The YES.
sci was at sea IL hours longer through this mis-
chance. The worst cases were placed on the
upper dick, which in daY OF Two became a
mass ofpulTdlty. The neglected gunshol wounds
bred maggOts, which cTawled IN every dlrec.
ton. The puttid animal matter caused such
stencil, that the officers and crew were nearly
overcome, and the Captain is now i'll from the
effect OF the five days misery. All The blankets,
10 The number OF 1900, have been thrown over.
board as useless Thirty men died Outing the WY
0ge. The surgeons worked as hard as possible,
but could do little among so many, and many oil
unfortunate fellow firstCams under q medical mans
hand OH bis arrival at SculaI, six days after the
battle.
FpTheveSSel was quite pulrid, and the two trans
potts she had in tow were nearly as bad. Is not
this barbatity shockingi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
DissolutIon,

DIBbUlUIIUII1 ---"| N
THB partnership heretofore existing under tho name OF
g. H. IL q. h. Wickham, was dissolved the list OF Oc.
tober, 1854.
The business will be conducted at the old sland-AuC-
ton Rooms No. ts0 Market Square-bY
uC3l GEO. K. WlCKHAM,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
Land and Stock for Sale.


VNHB Farm which recently resided Is for salI,
(with the exception oil 100 about the dweling,)
IL will be divided into three or tracts containing
ObOnt 100 h. subdivdea into smaller tracts II
desired. Said lands will he ole red pTiv Nte sale until
Wednesday the 22d day Of November wher, II not pre-
viOusy sold, they will be disposed OF public sale
They amongst tile best OShor Creek lands and are
highly productive In corn, wheat grass ard all yegeta
bles and uits suited TO this latitude, lying within y
miles OF this city and on the turnpike TO West Liberty
and bethany, recently MoAdamlsed within short dis
lance them, they Offer Inducements citizens OF the
city country scais, not surpassed In eathulness OF
location, beauty OF scenery and abundance OF good
spTinss. E..lr. 0H
On the day above mentioned after tho sale OF tile land,
will sell at Auction, without reserve, all my stock OF
Sheep, Horses and cattle Ato Rne pigs OF Middle
sex, Borkshre aud MaoKay breeds r.
Tho Sheep eqrhl any In this country, and amongst
them are many valuable bucks.
The sales OF wool from my flock have averaged for the
last years. about co cents per pound.
I5'Sale to cOmmenCe al 10 O'Clock, A, NJ
Terms made known on day OF sale and lands shown at
any time by applying at my residence on liampde street
Oc3 tIH n. w. OHApLlNE,
Argus and Times publish daily aud weekly 10 amt OF 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

SeC,etsTy OF he ROard,
nB~PhsCians In writing their certificates Will lleose
be particular In stating the NGe the name OF SEN and The
telSo Uf their deceased palicnlsi IN dOlhg 50 they will
lenoyo much difficulty inMnking out the monthly report.
nvI a. :. TODD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

ID OOMS suitable fora Daguerrean Establishment on the
III corner OF Ma and Riddle stTtets Uentie Wheeling,
having been used for that purpose Tor tile last years
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