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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

INSURANCE CoMPANY SToPPED.--Under this cap.
ton, several OF the morning papers report that
"lhe Metropolitan Insurance Company, No. IA
State street. Of which Luther MunsOn isPTesirlent,
aud f.. w. ThuyrT is Secretary, stopped UPeER-
TORS Saturday mUTning. MT. Thayer cannot be-
found, and iii supposed he leII The city Mr.
that the Company hos Leen doing large bu'in.ss
lately"
OurreaLels will bearus witness that we have
frequently called attention 10 the need Of more
Cau ion and discrimination oil tie part OF indlVid
uals in the matters OF insurance. We have been
surprised that the Metropolitan Company did not
suspend sixty days ago This is the Company that
III Teaiensd The COnSJ UaiOr with libel SUIT lew
months ago, on account OF one Of lis searching or
licles in nyiew ofthe sworn returns Of It's officers.
--BOSiOH Times. . ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

A BIa REwARD ron rug ARREsr OF MURDERERs,
This Buenos Ayres British packet OF the list
September contains an advertisement from The
British COnsulOteG OF that place, offering
reward of twenty thousand dollars for the arrest Of
the murderers Of Patrick Nolan and Michael Me.
Munus. These murders were committed in The
district Of LoboS. rtH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

ANormER SLAVE or wAsnINoToN,- Kinds
county (NIissl Gnzette says that there is in that
county OH ancient negro woman who was at one
time The properly Of Gen. Washington. Ter his,
tory islaced back 10 her fourteenth year, at which
time she lve'l OF Mount Vernon, with the father
Of his county" as her Must=r She snow entire.
lybllnd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

Snow AT THE WHTE MouSrMSs. "A cores
poRdenl orthe NewburYport Herald, writing from
The Alpine House, White Mountains, New Hamp-
shire, states that be was on Mount MoTiah last
week, and found plenty Of snow on the summit.
The snow is three feetdeep on the top of Mount
Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

STEWART HOLLAND.-subscdpIiO papers have
been placed OF The counting rooms of the Union
and Globe offices, and at the office of Willurd's
Hotel, Washington, fol- contributions towards the
erectionof monument, TO commemorate The vit-
tues Of Stewart Holland in one Of the cemeteries
Of that city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

A NoDLr AND GENERoUs AcrOS.-A seOmun, on
board her British msjestYs ship Encounter at
Hong Kong, having lost an arm. by an accident,
while firing salute in honor Of The 4lh Of July
The officers and crews Of the D. s, ships snsque
hanna and VnndOlio, sent him billO exchange,
fol cess, which was acknowledged, with suitable
lellers between tho United sbtss aud British COM
msnden.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

TTBGTNTG -HI Rules lie ID In tho elsTks Office oilho
" county court Of Marshall county on the hrat Mon
I~ inbn Williams complainant
Sstnb Williams, eNeculIlX Ol William
Williams, deceased, John Williams
and Marlha Williams, doenuantg
nhissi III his suit 81 To make partition and division
or ia acIcs or attd on Oig Kun IN Marahal county
AMI npneaiWa BY affidavit That the Defendants harbn
Williams inhu Williams and Martha Williams, are not
reAldcnis OF the SiRte-on motion Of conpouanl by ns
sioIuov his ordered that the said deendans appear
within one month amor duo publication Of this order
and do what is necessary ~ protect lhel leIesls Ahu
that a tohy OF Ills order 10 published once week i0r
Ionr successive weeks ~ ue Whgellgg lnlelgenteIi
nowspalor printed lhe city Wheeling aud posted az
lie ost door oil the court house OF this county, on tic
FIRST day Oi the next county court
"rOFP' H. O CALDWELL, clerk;
!. Hogl ny9
VETERINARIAN iiucs held in Tie elerka office OF tue
Y county count OF Aiarsha eouGty Tie irst Monday
u l Si%sSn Il. P iS1d complainant
AgAngt
Tho administratlx and helTa Of God ft#
fToy Humble. deceased, uele9Iani9 =,
Tho object OF this suit iB to subject Lot NO. ~, IN
MOundsve, Marshall county 10 the payment OF we gym
NJ S2T6, with tile noI eat AccrDB usTeOh lI9ln ne m
Of Stay, tSii tho purchase money thereof uu' 10 COM
And II appearing by affidavit at the sfanfults Va
enlIne Hakeway and Martha his ws are NOT realue o.
this State on motion OeOmplOnant byhiS auOhey us
month after due publication OF this OldoT and 90 wn
necessary 10 protect their interests and that COPY OF
this order be published once week for four successive
weeks IN tho Wheeling lntegonceT, newspaper pub
liHhcd In the city Of Wheeling, and posted tho rJnt
door OF the court house OF ths county Ont tie first nay O
the next cOuiiy court. iHa 4ia
A COpy--Tcstei -
w II Oldham nV9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

Tux LIQUOR QUESTION: Yesterday, the oct 10
supprssslipplihg shops, and prohibit the sale Of
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than pint,
went into operation, OF was SO designed.
A friend of ours, who Inns not yet signed the
temberance pledge, says that hU yesterday entered
restaurant where he lad Often 'whet his whistler
and called for q toddy, but was refused by the pro-
prietor, on The ground that The corporation otbds
The sale of The drinks SO palOluble to his old cuso-
meEs Ha.} HnU as-#auE
onthe contVa'y, another friend informs asthNt
stepping into restaurant and tnveru he saw seve.
raj gentlemen connected with The city corporation
taking their horns Us usual the bar.
From these two circumstances we should Judge
that the law only went huLf. tony into operalion.,-
Washington ID. C.) Sentinel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

TuE IRlsn ExiLEs,--wm Smith o'Brien is now
in Italy, and John Mnhin is in POns, Keyid lad
o'DOrherly is on his way 10 New York, nCoOmpO-
MED by r. Smith.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

uTThe boat saved from the Arctic, and taken
10 Philndslphia BY the Osprey was on Saturday
last tested al The instance Of MT. COllius, aud lis
Of The opinion Of old and experienced sailors that
che Is capable of accommodating Siriy persons,
togrthsrlRith provisions, water, SO. .ssflr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
TO be Sold,

CIEVERAI well located lots convenient to Inc to,,,
- liepOl OF the Homphcld RSilIUad mis- n,"v.,,
which 10 Immediately over the creek, contains
AGTta aud would he most desi'abi" plsCc Tor Mil 9
sold eisT lnthe Whole OF IN snail lots 10 suit
erS rwcRty per Ct viii be taken IN cash and H. h,I.
lM one and lwO years. with Interest nom he iSy SS S,
good well OF water. The house, which is Of woo IL "
lilo alley eul OF tho lol, most comfortable Ivr,
aud tic location In deslIable aNii II within i've
walk OF Tho mOsl bushes paris Of The city MINUTES
Payment will be tDkeu At go per eI aud the b,I,n,.;
one, Two and thlec yeais, For luLihur Information ,
to JuHN DDNNE, Markets 'rI''
mY26;Om leAldoor TO ROhan's naTbe,am
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

rrThs southside Railroad has been completed
"a LynchburF, the first train having run through
on Thurs5ay, The people Of Lynchbursh were
mucb delighted at the contamination Of the new
work, witch places them in a few hours ride Of
tile. whieF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

A MAN WITH fOUR WHEs.-A man numed Rob-
ert MCcleskX, shoemaker by tEade, has been
committed TO Jail OF cenlreyillv, Md, on Charge
OF bignmy, The Sentinel states that last Spring
he married female on Kent Island, named Mary
Jeffers, who was possessed ofseveral hundred dol
lnrsin cash. This he managed to obtain, and in.
August lost made tracks for parts unknown, but
returned few days ago, when he was arested.-
The Sentinel adds hattie Hdmilted after his arrest
that he is The husband Of four living wives.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

91rOharlssion Is. O. les been pronounced, by
i,s pbyIoiaas, free from all infectious diseases,
and therefore safe for the return Of absenleeS and
the visits Of Strangers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

.,aYThers oie 10000 NOrmonsin The Woodland
are scattered as follows 10 Europe so.O0oi in
Ulah SC, 900, and over Iowa, Missoud and Wis
canrin aGout l0,00n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
rrThanksgivi0G Day has Oeen appointed in

aTDr. VIM. R. Scott, Surgenn dentist fell pros.
trOe in the streets Of Raleigh oil Sunday last, and
died shortly after.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

ARREsT OF DANGEROUs ScOUNDREL.--On Tues
day last, ABRAHAM RcsE was arrested OF his resi-
deuce in Otowa county, on charge Of placing
DISTINCTIONS OIL the track OF the Cleveland and
Toledo railroad. After an examination he was
held 10 bail for his appearance ut the next term OF
the Court of Common PleOs, for that county
Alter The decision Uf the Court wOsannounced, lie
confessed his guilt in open court.
Tie Cleveland Leader says tile reason he osign
ed for his diaholieal conduct is lhnl horse and
on OK, belonging to him, were killed by loco
motive last spring, aud the company refused to
nav him ns much as he demanded for them. During
The summer he was in the habit Of placing obslEc'
tons on The troCk, such rs rails, lies and lors.-
The wretch lived in the woods Of the Black
Swamp, above Elnote, away from all human hHbi.
taiions. Last June he managed to throw the TAIN
OF tile tack. On the night Of The 3lst Of August
dangerous obstruction was pTovidentolly dis
covered nnl removed from the bridge over Crane
creek, nenT ElnluTe, which would have Nr1Cipllal
ell tie train Down an embnnkment Of thirty feel,
during the night. s.
DEPUTY MaTshsl MCKlNsTRV has been OIL his
track some time. Al last he managed to get'lhe
fellows nOcomplice aud crOneyi j. RvDE, 10 turn
States evidence aud expose Tie yillainI, RosE is
represented Ns n deSptta,e character, debased,
Teyengeful brute, wliO spent most OF his time IL
The whisky dogReTes Of the ntlghbOEiOOd. Tie
william has been the terror Of lhe night trains lot
six months past, particularly during the nights
Gin, Gazette. r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
A cosrLr svrrER. Tile Cincinnati CONNER
cnl tells the following;


A CosTLr SuFFER.-Fhe Cincinnati CONNER.
Cinl tells the lOllowing
A few nights before The failure Of that OdToit f.
nan ieT, p. r. ManChesteL lie gave one OF those
splendid suppeEs, which won for him an envinble
reputation among few; aud an invitation to
which was considered bymany on honor. a gen'
tleman Of this city who has in his composition
large quantity VI pride and an excellent opinion OF
his own popularity, united with disposition TO
float seEenely in upper tendon, was honored with
card Of invitation. Everything pertaining 70 Tie
supper was ol suWptuous and costly ohnIacIer
satisfactorily evldencing Tie great wealth ~ and
importance OF the host. DuIing the evening the
gentleman alluded IL WINS drawn into conversation
upon money matters bY Nit. Manchester who Il,
nalIy enQuiTed where he deposited his funds, and
al what tate UG interest Upon being inloEneltlIe
Banking House, and the old InshlOnel per cent,
Interest, the ShIswd banker remarked, "Ah sir,
am paying my depoStDTs from eight TO ten pr cent.
and ON Tealizlpg from the careful investment OF
their money, FROM one aud a hall TO two per cent
a month, thus you see, Uenefliing both Tue depos'
llors aud myself l can pay you len per cent IL
yiu wish to deposit with me-" The logic and The
supper had their elTecl In day OF two the gen
tleman deposited with Manchester about $1,000,
aid Manchester started on tour for the benefit oil
his health and reputation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

TnE IRlsa APosrLg OF 1'EMPEGANoE.-Lut Lon.
don papers report lllut Father Matthew arrived in
that city from Cork, on his route to Madrid,
whittier he was gong for the benefit of his health
The accounts state that the Rev. gentleman, al
though much broken down by the painful disense
under which he has so long suffered, lacks not the
cheerful spirits for which he was always remnrk'
able, 1t is to be hoped that the sunny cline 10
which lie goes may contribute to the restoration Of
his heRllh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
Thomas H. aoEwen.

Thsobset Of this suit is TO recover s076 interest and
cDsts.
Afdavt having been made thai said defendant ia not ali
inhabAht Of tho state OF VrgnlaOn motion OF the plain
tins, by their attorney Il ID ordered that he appear here
within month Rile tho duo publication or this order,
and do what may be necessary TO protect his neTcstsi
this suit aud that COPY Of This order be
In Newspaper published In the city OF Wheeling,
for four successive weeks and posted at the front donr III
tho court house oo county title hrst day Of next
COuntycOuTt HHN lsl.ntf HIt
Teslei- JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
CTanmeTl hV2 clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

LAR0E Bank RohnEAE.--A clerk In the Marine
and Fife insurance Bank agency, in Macon, Gsor.
gia L & stated. has Atolen and run of with $4,000,
mostly in $40 notes Of that institution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
CITY OF BELLAIREI
pnBlIc sulo Of Lots.

NN Saturday, 18th November inst will he offered at
" "Pubie Sale" on the grounds, limited number OF
tie lots In this city, now laid out. .,.. .#,..
Tho se is an elevated plain, entirely above The hghc,
foods, dry aud salnbrOus sufficiently expanded 10 admit
with COnvenienCe and with no expense OF grading or
drainage, population oil Thirty or forty thousand souls
The highlands, rising by easy ascent expose about 90
leet above the level the plain all ineHhatlbe vein OF
the hest quality OF "BminouS Coal" furnishing Maint
occurring Jaeiluiies" equal TO any other point,
The new city Is located the bank OF the Ohio River
at the liver terminus Of the Central Ohio RailrOad weIo
Transfers Of freight passengers and malls will be made by
that Road, with the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, tho
line Of tile Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad ard where
transfers between tho GENITAL Ohio aud the eveland and
Pitsbu'g Railroads. will, dOubtless, also be made 10
siderable extent.
with these commercial advantages, Belalro City las
In iis rear a. ich territory In population aud agTCu
tua opacity Tor the production OF local tade, can be
found In Ohio H.u -r. Ir.....t.
The proprieOIs convinced that no opportunity OF
similar character, where everything Is already prepared
for rapid development has been enteTpsing
mechanics aud business men for settlement aud invest
ment
TERMS or SALE.
0ne.thrd OF the puC money IN hand, the balance
In two equal annual paymentsj with interest These
terms win be modinelto suit the convenience Of rur
chhseIs .-t t '.t
Tie stock or the Central Ohio Railroad Will DO taken In
stead OF deferred paymerts POr Information arrange
menls, at or previous TO sale enquire OF inr"7
JOHN KELLY, on tho prem ses, or
j. NJ BUSHFlBbO. IN Wheeling,
nv9.'ds Agents for the pr0nreiOrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

8ROO'N - BFO OK or 4OODD
this season. purchased principally from Tie latest mpOr
tailOns Of tho celebrated houses or A. Z stewart x 70
Jas. Beck & Co, and Arnold Conatabe 4 Co.. and also
nom some Of The latN iatko sales at auction
Their stock will complete large variety OF au deeoTi'
lions OF Dress Gouds IN the newo1t desiglo eops man
tep, aud mseOan0ous Goods OF overy deee poni and
theypedge themselves shall not bo)xeee " beauty Of
styles or ID ehespness OF pIleo general inVituons
givfH to az 70 cal and judge iot themselves.
Oeig HRf6kRLI & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

CUBHs DESTINY.-The last number of Black
woods Magazine contains an article on "Spnnlsh
Politics and Cuban PeEils," written byn CORES.
pondent in Madrid, in which The sale of Cuba 10
The United States is recommended. The writer is
convinced that unless Spain sells out soon, she
will lOsethe Island and get nothing for it. He is
certain that The "Fillibusers" will not stop snort
of triumph, since "lhe dogged tenncy of GER
tain class Of Americans, when upon acquisition,
is well known" aud II one expedition (Oilrd,
more powerful one would follow ii. "1'he passage
Of the Islands," he says, "from the feeble hands
Of bankrupt, decrepit Spain, into The strong cues
Of the young and vigorous Union, is a mere ques-
ton Of time. unless other nations inteEfete." lie
then asks, care any prepared TO DO soi" and an.
swerel The question illus:
"Engand and Franco are, Of course, The only
powers tc which Spain might lOnk Tor al /, TO pre-.
vent her being robbed Of her last valuable colony
Aud would she not look 10 them IN vain, al least
under present eircumStanees2"
ARR stating that there are some in Spain, who
are DISPOSED 10 SELL while Others ute for holding
The Island to The last This WI ter makeths sugges
ton; HNH dina
"lf England and PTOnue be quite decided TO
lake no steps towards the preservation Of Cuba 10
Spain, and II The government Uf this country De
not aln Ody perfectly aware Of that decision, IL
would he but rightIo give 1.-The inloInniiOn' so
lhbt II might fairly aud lullyRnpteGlAtg its position
and chances, and not helude itsel! with vain
hOpeS never 10 be realized, Of ultimate sucCOr
from powerful allies"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

n OF No &, IN block Q5, oil Ilampden street.
il aud run, lug back 100 aIley Ths. ORE o} ~
best siiu ted lois IN tie city Tor Residence and
sley ON tile back part aud side. VIII SCH lie WIo. ~
OF one hall OF IT, may best suit tie purchaser
For Information enqalle al ibis Office or Meit. R,o
myD AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
HOUSE AND IoN ron sAL1, =

TTNIlE undersigned OheTs for Slio his touse ana L..
Market slTcet, eat Side, between ne al Ii'oa
ttTeclS The lUi 10 ~ feet iTon, with good b. lex S
ling house aud ont bulldlngs "S'
II will DO sold low aid on hccOnlnOdat fling IerD,,
possessions svenany time alter The Aiato' Ocobsr 'Aa
90" Enquire Of 81 H.
snnH Z1Nuy,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

.., I In eLdncery. Decree
Isaac Briggs Tor sale OF slxty-six
Vs. - asH ~ acres OF land at HeAt.
Allerd Briggs aud others. term, 1854, or WeiIel
Circuit court, Virginia
BY Virtue o! the decree In III cause shall OIL tho LIST
day of December Term 1884, OF fetEel county court, Of
Ter Tor sale to the highest and best hidde at the front door
OF tho court house In New MarilnsVe. tho land above
nancd situated about two miles nom tho Ohio TVer al
the mouth OF Proctor,
About IS cleared, andthe land rich and
Veniently located as 10 mills and market,
7trS of Sale One fourth cash aud the balance In two
equal yearly payments, with Interest
Rond and good security will DO required and good
title will be made when the purchase money shall DO paid
4 MOORE, Sheriff
nv2iw4t WetEal co, Va.
W RGlNIA IAt Rules held In The clerks Office OF the
county court OF Ohio county for the month OF October
1884,
John Hamilton and Alexander Ro,1 .u .. ..a
gers, partners under tho Rrm
name OF Hamilton q ROgeTst Attachment returned
va GcTYed
Thomas II. McEwen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

TUX DEMoCRArio CANDlDArE FOR MAYoR OK
New YoRG.-The New York papers are filled 10
OVERLOOKING with eclion advertisements and es.
says on the private character Of the candidates,
Fernando Wood, the regular Democrat candi.
date for Mayor comes in for large share Of criIi
cism, Even the New York Journal Of Commerce,
with its Democratic afIinities, thus speaks Of
Mr.. Wood;
"FernnndO WOod--The disclosures made with.
in the last lew days and previously, with respect
10 this candidate for The MOjoTNty make ii Of the
utmost Importance TO The character and welfare
Of the city that lie he defeated by decisive vote
MI. Edward L. MOWiA, highly respectable cili
zen Of Auburn, las made charges OF the gIavest
character against Mr. Wood, and we feel bound
10 soy fom peTusul Of the testimony, that Mr.
Wood is exhibited in a most uniayorabls light 10
the community. Ills cleo ion, under these cir
cumstnnces, would inAict the deepest Disgrace
upon the city ~ New York, and be justly viewed
uS a stain upon our fee institutions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
Yam arc Coal LANDS

TUX underaSn-d OIGts Eof aale he Ra-o, iVfc,,
the Naton1S loud three milssTTom Wheeling eOhisi"D
l6O sores OF we t1laXaled l9nd, an excellent dwti,
OTchutd aud nom5S 70 100 RettS d e6df laid viii
II not sold altogether, II win be divided 10 sui,
chAt0TN u. fIf,+ eIH PH'
Por, further ParllsglsrsHPply on Tho PIemlsosio
l. Obl1id2nl. ADAM RITOHNppa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

TnE CRTETAL PALACE has put on the shutters
and closed shop. Its success has not been whot
it should have been. Tie Palace hos done
great deal Of good and great deal of harm. It
doubled the prodls ofOur hotels, quOduPled the
business of our dry good 5 men, but il has ruined
the stockholders, sOured our spectators. aud Civ.
en- low spirits TO Wall street. The Paluce las
sunk nearly a million ofdOllnrs. What remains
Of the enterprise will brought 10 tie hammer, and
rushed OF at auction. The building Is one OF tie
finest 10 America. II cost some sSO0,UOO, and
probably sell tOr what old stoves do--a cent
pound thut is, the iron potion will ,ell ror this;
us for thegl and other arrangements, it Is very
probable that they will 80 for o sOng-iusl enough
10 make il not profitable 10 make bonfire Of
them, and burn them up. That The Palace should
have ended IN failure is to he regretted. In the
way Of att ii advanced The county whole cen.
fury. ILhas increased The national taste. and given
us desire ior the FeGnemeNls OF life, thal must
exert lasting and beneficial effect OH The GepuD.
liO.--NsIO York DutchmGn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

Obstructive FRE.-At Alexandra, OH Friday
afternoon, fire broke out in tile upper part Of tlu
Alexandra Brewery at thu corner Of Union and
Wolfe streets. This was large an valuable es.
adjustment, owned by Mt. WILLIAM Il. lawn,
and was at the time in full operation. The build
ing itself was Of stone, with high wooden roors,1
II was filled with all The necessary machinery for
brewing on large scale, with steam engine, dry.
ing kiIns, casks, &C., together with considerable
quantity Of manufactured ale and beer rnd a sup.
ply Of barley, hops, &c. The FIRE soon spread, Ond
the whole establishment was rapidly Cunsumed.-
AL ng with The brewery building tie brick house
adjoining, used as q counting room aud Tor other
Offices connected with tue establishment, was de.
sloryed, The malt liquor in casks and barrels, in
the basement Of the brewery was some Of ii
saved, but a quantity was lost. Ii is impossible
tn ascertain the exact amount Of loss; probably it
is some S2O,OOOor S25, 90, partially insured,-Gu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
NAV ACCOMPLISHMENTS

~ I9T held In tho Clerks Office or the
v county court Of Marshall county, on the hrst Mon
/ yda ~ November, 1904 ,,.
John Williams SuHPahe"'