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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

Winchester. was considerably damaged By fire las
Monday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

I OST-By my young man, lot of bills
H near Esd and Main street. The finder will con-
fer favor by leaving them with the subscriber, No
10 Main st, or at the Dispatch Office.
VIM Fl. BENSON.
All persons hsvirg accounts with will please
pay none except presented by me- or N. X. Savage,
ESQ. R-2tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

The Secretary of State and the Secretary of War
have returned 10 Washington from a short visit to
the Virginia Springs The President and Mrs.
Pierce will remain some days longer at Capon
Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

- The English and French journals
continue to be severe on this country, on &C
count of her supposed longings for Cuba. A
couple of unreformed Cyprians lecturing up
on chastity!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

New VEssELs-The Messrs. Currie g.
Allen are having built, by Mr.. Abrahams of Balti
more, two new and handsome vessels for the freight
trade One of them is to be ship of 100 tons
burthen; and the other is to be schooner of 300
tons. Why is it that such vessels are not built in
Richmondi Are there no ship builders among US
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigr

TO-PARTNERSHIP.- undersign-
~ ed have this day entered into co-partnershp for
the purpose of conducting the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the stand formerly
occupied by Mr.. William Eggleston mo. n Pearl
street) under the firm and stye of VERSER l.
BOlSsEAU. where they will be pleased to see the
fiends and patrons of the late concern.
They adding to the stock, ard in q few days
will BIS enabled to offer the choice selection Of
GROCERIES, and every other article usually to be
found in grocery establishment.
Our motto is, quick ssles and small profts' for
cash. or to pun ctust customers
Particular attention given to the sale Of all coun-
try Produce entrusted to our care.
JAMES w. VERSER,
Sept 1854 JAMES BOISSEAU.
Thank for the liberal patronage bestowed on me
by my friends and the pub c, respectfully solicit
continuance with the new concern.
Sept. 6. JAMES w. FERSEh.
NOTICE.-Having made change in my business,
it ia now necessary close up the business of the
late concern. All persons indebted to ms will please
csll and settle their accounts, and those having
claims against me will present them for settlement
s. 8-dlw JAMES w. NERSER-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

SAW MILL FOR kENT.-We wish to
~ rent, tn. Saw Nil. lately occupied by Jno. VIII
llama, near the foot OF Virginia street and contiguous
TO the james River end Kauawha Co.'S Canal, and
RirhmoGd and Danville Depot. 1t won be- vsua.
BILE Ter . Flaming Mill Apply to
se -3taw5w HAXALL 4 CO
EkESH BUTrEk-l00 kegs receiving
te-tay. For safe by sea il. FRY
0LD JAVA COFFEE, fine manuiac-
" tured Tobacco, Black and Green Tea, choice
Old French Brandy, loss crushed aud powdered 6u
gars. for sale by
SIS DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

AUCTION NorICK.-Particular attention
is called to my sale Of stock of Dry Goods THIS
MORNING, at the store of Messrs. Hobensack & Tt
tus, commencing at 10 s'clnck.
se8 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

FIRE.-The alarm of fire last Wednesday
night, about II o'clock, caused by the firing of
bundle of shingles at Mr.. Sledds carpenter shop,
on 7th street, between Grace and Marshall. The
flames were extingushed without doing much
damage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
+ A l h + LIZ l. II X CES.
FALL MEETING.

AHA First DAY-TUES-
<49kdSN> DAY, 24th Octr.-sweep-
stake for years. old. 300
=S@-s-'----->..' entrance 40 forfeit
-3hree or more to make race-elosed with the fol-
sewing eutries:
o. P. Hsre's b. c., by Zipgsnee dam by Boston.
John Belcher's b. c. by Childe Harr.h dam BY
Priam.
Jas. P. Doswelps b. C by Childe Harold, dam By
priam.
Calvin Green's br. f. by Air derby, dam BY Levis-
than
Jas Talley'sch c. BY Tally Ho, dam by Imp. Mar :
grave.
SECOND DAy-WEDNESDAY, 25ch Oct-Prcpri-
stor'spurse $500; mile heats free for all ages
Entrance $40 :.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, 18th Oct-Proprietor'e
purse $780, mile heats; free for all ares En-
trance SIS.
FoURTH DAY-FRIDAY. 17,h Oct-Jockev Climb
purse $500; mile heats; free for al! ages
30 5-dt24O JOHN RFTCHER Pro,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

~ TONERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, make
liberal advances coDsguments of merchandise.
a. 8-l2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
For Iialtimore, yVnshins II ton, ,EhiladeIphin
; !, ~ llt5glG md New HoEk q ~ ,,i.

So 81 !. 10
Great through Line for the ,Esst. sjsi
IINHH Baltimore ard Ohio Rh Road from Wheeling TO
| baltimore, aud connecting with tile Washington
Iuhu Ruil Road at tho Junction (aLey called The Re9y
House. miles nom BALTIMORE, and with tho PhaleI
phla WinipsSnaud lialiimo RAJ. Road 10 Philadeplda
Ihe great tunnels upon The line ATe now completed, and
tie whole road 10 10 fine, cond!ll one OF tie
most niLuTesquS and romantic rOulep III tho world i
Tile no and splenlil atca me ~ the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect wihths road at Wheels
Ing and through Tickets from tUte places to baltimore,
WSsipslop Pllaue ueps, &eD be had Of the agents,
or Oh tho boats. Jpll
rhcoXress ,nailt tNinleoves wheellnsdeily At O'Clock
A. NJ, (Wheeling tmel aud arrives al Cumberland (HVl
nes al p Mi and allowing two hours there, arrives
baltimore C3S0 miles, pl y. tie next morning. ma
King passage throIshin about 70 hours, Including all
SiopIagcs. 1u-L III .a 4t.si, s ...l ... ~,
without charge a! ~ Il ~. 4 l.. H..
W,s6ipsiol al lie Jc:IO and for Philadelphia al al
timos, Without extra charge ayse!S are HlIOMeS AMI
'TiFoIgb tickets rom Wheeling to BALTIMORE (wllh
privilege otlyng over anywhere o.! tie route
WhshIS.ton $3.50 10 Philadelphia, St0Ato be had on
b0ar lie steamers OF the Union Line 1.-The Ohio AKA O.
lilo Rail Road Agents at WleeingG EVRD)v Mnunus
vie mai wM PARKER Gen'l. StN"i il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

40 PHYSIUlANs, DhUuuioIs, UunMlslS
TTNHE Undersigned Is prepared to Manufacture TO oteT,
Flint Glass ,rnges Nals, and all other Slail Fnnt
Glass INSTRUMENTS, such are used by PLY Acians, and IN
s CletnoaI ia boTatory He invites the odels OF ttoe
using or dealing IN such iceS as he thinks lie can ur y
good an article favorable terms as can OBJ
tsnel eISnIyIeIe r ffssl MM M0RGANi
corner Sixth anil Zane stteetsja!
octI7dawtf Easi wlwerE
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rERHINn 1NIAM,l

,roou,.... ...".......'s.... '1'.1.N' SOW
"'l" ~ oriOeeutsper week ., ~
,dwxny per sH"'"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

20 2pHafsl slIl0lidaysE'fe 'fesentslt Is
at No. o.AayRnsaingtoi Sac y, ilenreg stfee''
AviE6 idst isi6fnsa lom titles 1now
I'LL ofsr for sale hne AND eo9pl lpish o'
PsFsons d6siins Chase 70 "a lana g,
ahii6 MY Go0dsS wllie sell - ses2
aisits as 81 sii optoys q seca asrs
'a.,nlA MNMLlLlLl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

1HD 9Ij Y sea ERernoVal. tsee4s
A AfcOLALLRNH &slSNoX have removed tbelr sIVheIe.
M n RSSi' S and "a SA's. e ths s f'as,'ory
.',Sf' = u, -, No. rs, 1Inip Street.
few buIldiLgs Moth Of the MeTrhsitA'l & Meehaley
bank the opposite slde Of the doors South
Vt Nm, II. Selby,a dry good stole. 80 u s . =
Fhahklffof ihs patrohase hefetoore % The
IISu9s h1y are s9aSsnE iI lasS asI
gTeater Undue einents for buying than hereioiue
: ,c2a ", Nicola III RNS q KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

I.,,. 5y,4 "a SU-PAhlNEhSulP.
yVNIE subscrbers have this intU partnership
j or III. purpose OF oItunsHetllga COMMISSION and Eo[i
wlTdlng bpsiEcss. under tie of uoane q Cowgirl Is
slccets6 ! 10 The films or Cow6& M6Swords and A.a
s. DOare & Co, and solicit CONTINUANCE O. thS hysness
y Wv WV II, a. sEHlOlpi fHsaiJ iJECoWGlLL Ga
March 18Th 1884 m'l4 N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

THE BEST AND CHEAPESr STOCK y.
OF Spring GoOds In The city Of heel may be found
" y .sa. Meftly's, No., ,100 phnin am g..
has selected, and IS now opening, choice ana elegant
sortmert Of Goods suitable for the spring eve
ny style aud quality orslapie ahey aud substantial lab;
tlcs suiabeinr ladies'. gen eRes or lnl9nIs wear, all
III which IL ofeTa at reduced prices Determlned TO o
Ter good siu as any house iithc anu 70 sell
little ceapkT than Ilu cheapest he his
friends and tho public generally TO call and e&enhlc her
olo Igrcla g elssWhele,n No trouble 70 show goods
: ~ ! - Il '''''f'R II VI q. lIBHTBY'S, Malnst.
Ceh9sdtf etsi jtl, Ii ti corner Market alley.
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.N.psMBEI979
iE.A5SEBRl NESS.
80 PnndletoIlaIN y Brother.


.sJee oIIplts Brother
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, q
TSok tS lss u taI f6BSeso, Flour and piodeee gen
"a &if sYs YsssiiI,a.r.. siiis
'a's's8 i sa4sss !; sss.s ,ss
s',sd aaASss 81 Sls lssSyoftssj
Sc b! EsiSS sS1SpS,s E.S. sHsss Sssi'. Il n BI VI
iaasi.r 4. Sfsdy q 1iar esaf BANK; whssiins
pa SsPR. S:g n 4 (. RC.IaplsAlp, gaal ysf
sa ]sSel Mst'pIlyS y =, ,Pl,isspfgs,g
tj.a EsSseSssSs;S pasSsisSs SsjSssssT
oj sh1sA gSE SnBI.US Al Bslnouts
I, .ailfl"iI1 JSscbti I iGioyss sst, Jitlsylas,od
a0e @ III ssf:sS sseSss sss'
@ ,a }sS: ss.I s''S 'Isa 'siIsssAo
q 20 y SSSSfPsSSES sESsa. sSsaf SSPf t. YsI,.i,,,u.
~. 'es ssSi SisIs 3! 9isp' prs.toa q co. Jfal
hn9s-tyd ssasi4Eso gail5g.l ai-lM y
3. 'csoe|9hRAs, 81 aai "a 'S4itsksY 'i.S Sco.
49a'G hANvSse+ +eREhs 4 n wloE aslik bsAt
,sJiss4 b4J Straw GoodsI sIl aiSShSSs
tIf,i7ss CABS n ~ iiFlsRY oopS,
ss saee
dssllet iseEzestts tss Hey. lYoEk. -
.tg % HAGHLNISTS,, a, ,00LS.
t.ShIf IL L lEiR d LB r. o IaH ~ RI S,
14AstFAoFSGa Gf ss SSSI 81 8 Ila tls.psn
hand S9a s Lss.s 2
SeIhsV with iaise oi tuFSl soJdI RlSa pullcys.
eFt; ssSS4. o.
Ah onioi RailIoad tark I'VE the best ffltiss for
'NegEiSs eSas Sss ses tSsS 9 r. ,
2 BeVstsRgg g S;,s s5!Rl;sg
ps9eS ps.s E, q sIS' All sYss ;,.s,ss, s,,ss,
fS'fs SI1st sssss sS g ssaSs nv ssas. " Y.
sSs ssssitls s9slG Gss sySls SSSsss 'Si e.
NE same. fesse iyS IL spllcissihs else.
whers aSoss syRsS fiSss fSS SoSS stSs Talya
ID NJ IsAlso iBGnR Vault and jewelers. H,gglsr Proof
S ffs, ken @ s6s lGsEs so5. Pack
Ss. SS .tss SS Ct % s s. sS
mn, y iaeis e Bank n
: samuel Allen, Hish shsrig. peIlssslPhIaI p tisa
SttksT o6sf q s GS 5SRa;o e ss5s n.
kCKgisht, COZ esr, Water and cplsatrpt sti'sI
ggSr,sRS O. NSFtEsrS TS.Iss
tcoinms ssi6iels OF fMoy oyGmehsi6Si T''i5 isy s
h ScuthwaTk Gas Company, 30, ~. shti II
ats freasnrer OF 81 Jersey and Trenton Rsnkins Go.
80 faii, SilisBoSs GhsTtys and Third and fowHats
G. sf@ isa9 t@ 20 B,L4,soR4, J5ne ie,1soo.
Il Msssrs. Evans q watsop Tiihdsip ssGshsnrn;-
WSsSs SsS 9Ss sSsI
sE ss; sss :'s.s;
yHar on 'Ae s'A9ys " W. s Ct aHs 0
issple-dly ala. 4 alI1.s ltUssFlii y eVBblNsi
BRIDGE i0CoR ER iacoNEECIl0NERY, sA- 4
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"a isllGnT MIsllAKE M .laE tIoE'Eli 2

n a 1SnIunT MlslliAR RE IN y lhE ipyoEEi!i
UBedu!y irhsn q efothta ihf EiotM III
PRETTY indeedl but we ave sure you
II won't RslIsye 4 sfsg SS sS q ts'ss,2
andseetfe elet hht silks and every new OF DIX sh
UODS, na1ieiss boigelsi SfS.
which they are now d9ly teeeNns aSlhe't
kep pstreet . sla ~ a 40 4slsa. s
FRENCH IG I'D BAN ID CHINA
IOPRiSiNG emile Dinner Sets, ana sep iIaie pieces
We Sen y a eyo
lion ave prcegs itutiAl2t " NJ ~
ma So es Monroe ~, near tte Pest "a
ALRs fne MOS rer and
lt) ior BE by jll2a X loliN Il w fFtN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

,5 REMOVAL. II
a a kssRs COW Gill, q McSW0R1S! and AZ 81
nj noNNR q Coz have removed from IVa;er street
10 ono Of Mr. PaSons large new warehouses on Maln
where they aolcihe eonllnuanee OF the
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For Sunhsh.

u .THHsnst runnips Steanier stephen
"a Bnynrd, BooTu Master, having been
" aS9if& q repainted and te.deeoraied, will leave
Wheeling for Sunfsh aud FL iniermedate
andings EvgRY DAY at half paSt3 O'Clock, T. Nh tl
FOR height or passage apply on board. ~ Scp2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

l.f(TI ibotttes or Louden's celebrated Family MediT
OlJl iclnes. Tie oIIy agency the city, @
These az the best Ramil medicines now III use belhs
sac and viii cue Il used the diIee
iInnS SS' ~ " '-f J. b.. YOWELL, HanHaf
APPS w i hlS fa 81 Union Sheet. agent, y
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T7 Centre7 Wheeling

v y.tts, al y tAIS tANDsC f la 'H
.Il am tell VI eheai per thau eSeryii Ma ilhA4
mrl6 =, KS s,a.l. y; w RH0llEiy Asent
a RIJGEIY, oduec aiI eUDiliissog nsle llil, lGA
on hat a and VIkaeg 90 SO9 tsiVtlqYA I'D re
PA ~. PoIass; PINK Eye4 and Blue AIssAarcss,
Give him aegl. ~ 5af l4 HlL. Eala mrl5
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Lime,
FoRTnE nAILYlNrE ENcRR
CONGRESsIONAL.
WEDxEsDAY. Jan IS.

WEDNESDAY, Jan ID.
SENATE.--NIr. Cooper presented the proceedings
Of public meeting in Philadelphia i'll iavor Of
cheap ocean postage.
Mr.. Cooper introduced bill granting land to
the State Of Pennsylvania 10 id in the comp elton
Of The SunSbury and Erie Railroad and for the en-
dowment Of Normal School for the education of
female teachers. He pointed out the great mpor-
lance OF connecting Erie and Philadelphia by rail-
road and the beneficial results oil providing Tor the
gratuitouS education OF teachers, and concluded
by moving TO refer the bill.
Mr. Wade said he regarded this measure as COM
ing with avery bad face from Pennsylvania whose
citizens are in open hostility TO any communication
by railroad between other States over its territory.
A bill dividing Ohio into two Judicial Districts
passed.
Private bills were considered, aud several pass
ed. Adjourned.
HOUSE,. "A resolution passed appointing Joint
Committee on the amendment proposed by Ewing
the Constitution. rs to the mode Of eecting Pres
ident and Vice President, aboliShing the interven-
ton of electors, and destroying the general ticket
system by dividing the States into the same number
OF districts as each State has Senators anil Repre-
SentativeS.
Mr.. Walbrdge gave notice that he should here
after move that the select Committee on amending
the Constitution, be also instructed 10 inquire into
the expediency of making provision for the cleo
ton by the masses, of PoStmasters and Collectors
Of Revenue.
a bill was passed for the relief OF widows and
orphans of the officers and prvCtes lost in the Stea
mer San Francisco
House took up a bill making appropriations for
the support of the West Point Military Academy.
Gerrtt Smith made speech against The wnrlike
shirt of the country rs inconsistent in nation
protesting faith i'll The Prince of Peace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19

SHIPMENTS VIA BALTIMoRE.-We mentioned
several days ago, says the Baltimore Sun Of Sat
urGny, that two exptess companies ere adVertiS-
ing in the the New York papers to ship goods from
that city for Western merchants, via raiIroaI and
the Parker Vein line of steamers, to baltimore,
aud thence 10 Wheeling, over the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and that several New York mer-
chants had sent circulars to Southern aud W slern
dealers, offering 10 send goods purchased by them
in New York TO Baltimore free of freight, in con-
sequence Of tie troubles at Etie.
The New York Journal of Commerce says in the
commercial emporium there, dish is preparing
which, although adopted in self-defenso, will he
particularly unpalataUle 10 the PemnSylvanianS
anl adds:
1--WE have seen circular signed by 80 or 40 of
our heaveS: firms dealing with the West and
South, announcing TO tler customers in those
sections that they have entered into arrangement
for the conveyance OF their goods by daily steam
boat line from Nel0 York to Baltimore, aud thence
by the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad to Wheeling
on the Ohio river; thus avoiding Pennsylvania
altogether and leaving the ErieG 10 settle their
QuarrelS as they best can. The forwaTdeIS by the
above route agree 10 deliver all such goods as
purchased oftlIeir respective firms during the en-
suing Spring. at the usual ports Cf trnnspment
on the Ohio aud Miss sSippI. at prices heLOU The
published rates for Carriage by any other route
from the Atlantic 10 the West. And our mzr-
chants mean 10 keep the rates down, by this Bal
timore route, at least to the level of the rates by
other routes"
The line OF steamers here referred 10 is doubt
less the late Parker Vein Coal Company, whose
boats have been purchased by a separate company
and will now run MS n distinct freight line betw cen
the two CITIES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19

RrvER IrEMs-The river last night was at a
stage Of fourteen feet.
The arrivals aud departures during the day were
numerous, and business on The wharf was very
active. The magnificent Union Line steamer
City OF Wheeling. arrived last night with \ full
cargo from Louisville and Cincinnati. The Viz
ginia, of the same line. is the packet to-day.
We learn that the river at Blacks Island, near
Wellsvile, is gorged on the channel side. The
other side is clear. and the boats which have ar
rived here from above, passed on that side of the
Island, notwithstanding the fisk incurred by PusS-
ing over the dom
At Pittsburgh, our dispatches inform us. the
river last night was at a stage of twelve feet and
rising.
A large number OF coal boats have passed down
the river. We learn shat some of those that start
ed from Pittsburgh on Sunday night are sticking
at Me1ryman, DuG's, Beaver Shoals, and other
points above this city. Two boats sunk at Shous-
town.
ACCIDENT TO ruE STEAMER HuEGARrAN.-We
learn thut the Hungarian, Captain Collier, with a
cargo of sugar aud molasSes, from New Orleans
for Cincinnati, encountered Enag or some other
impeachment in the Mississippi river, Oh The LIST in
slant, near Point Chicot She knocked hole in
the hull, on the starboard knuckle, near the for-
yard hatch. which caused her TO make 81 # water
in the held. The leak was stopped, and the boat
had reached SmithIand, where she will be Cooked.
The extent of the damage to boat and cargo we
did not ascertain The snug broke shor; off in the
hull.
The Hungarian was full Of German emisEantsr
among whom the shin fever ragged to q terrible
extent, and we learn that there were no less than
fifteen deaths on the boat between Memphis ano
Cairo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19

Tnr LAF,YErrE BAxx.--It has not been noticed,
We observe, says the Cincinnati Gazette, that the
charter of the Lafayette Bank of that city, one of
the hest conducted and safest Banks in the West,
expired on TIE 3Ist of December, 1858. The Lu-
siness community will sensby feel the loss of this
excellent Bank and the prospect is that its place
will moi be soon supplied. Its unsettled business
las been transferred to Trustees TO be wound up,
and 1t will be dJne without the loss Of dollar TO
the stockholders or the public. The ony Bank
of issue now remaining in this large Commercial
City Is the Mechanics & Traders. What other
large city in the United States is in the same con-
ditiOu!
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Return NJ. Hill and others.

decree Tor accuunt-A bStlaCt
This to- hc heard upon the process, &C.
AndhcreuPon adudge order and decree that
II &c OF the Master Commission eTs o THIS
this circuit and state account OF The personal
late said John Murine, deceased which has come
MO the hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator
which has into hands OF other person, by the
OrdOr said administer, and for his USE Charging saiu
ratnr assets which have TO hishands
hands OF other person Tor his USE ana credit
ing hun all dish made III du3 course Of al
mnis And the said commissioner shall also state
IN account the dIstribuve share at said Return NJ Hin
as husband his said wife, III aid TO the personal estate
OF deCeasrd and also the rel estate OF which the said
John Murine died seized, aud the location, quantity, vel
ue and thereof and the interest The reto which
said Ill., husband Of lis said vile Is emtI-
tied and also TO aud report all specific liens up
on said Interest said Hin SAID realty and personality,
aud their several pTlOTltirs.
Put before taking said accounts snd Master shall cause
notice of tile be gwen, by advertisement publish
ell Tor four successive weeks in some newspaper printed
The CITY OF Wheeling aud said commissioner is ordcI ed
10 report, NC" --..-,7 a, o,,,or,op,1,. .,,.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19

TmE MELoDEoS was overwhelmingly crowded
last evening TO hear His Highness the Hndoo
Raiah. The curtain arose at Z O'Clock anu the
Chief was seen sitting upon the Dtvan, cross
legged after the Oriental fashion, He arose os The
them with a SaLaum Aleikum, and beautiful poem
in the Sanscrii, which the ver;table and sacred
language Of the Ancient Hindoos. For richness
of sound and sweet euphonY, as well as musical
sonorousuess, the SamscTit is SCARCELY equaled' a
learned German priest, who has been lately proier-
ell the pGofeSorship Of tue Hebrew in Bethany
Coeee, prefers the SanScTit To the Greek.
The RajahS description Of the mighty Himma-
leh mountains wbS suOlIme-hiS exposition of Hin
doc antiquity, their chronology, and their astro-
uomicaI discoveries and mathematical knowledge,
startling. He explains the enttheology OF the
BrahminS, sang u number of beautiful Hlndoo
airs, played two parts on the bamboo reed with lis
nose, and whIs;led the accompaniment Mt tine same
time. His war dance and Hindoo sword eAeEcise
was elegant and graceful. He examined twohsad
and was enthusiastically cheered AT the close
Go and hear the Marriage Ceremony tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19

This cause came ON 10 be upon the and re-
nj Il Is iKereupun by the court adudsed, ordered and
ecTced that this be referred 10 orc OF the Master
OF this ascertain and report TO The
CONT The amount OF specific es and their Tepectlvc
prioIities on the half ts OF ground in the bill men
Gree and their several pTi)tes and their relative
to the ies also to ascertain and TeP0rI
lie van of the buildings On south half OF said Lot No
GI in the bill mentioned aud also The amount Of the PGr.
cb,S. money paid Tor said south hall OF said Lot at the
dale OF the filing compliments b and II any mas
been paid by whom, and how much has been Paa before
and how much alter the date OF the Ming OF SAID bill bGt
before taking accounts, the said commissioner sha
We notice o. time place OF taking the same by al
S-rtsement published for on month in some newspaper
printed in the eit y.'. Wheeling toSzo LoRlxc,
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