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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

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The attention ofcilizens aud etrangeFs Ylsitine
the city Il particularly called 70 The varied and
splendid stock Of
House Furnishing G0odsY
at the store 81 the undersigned which are now be-
ing Uttered a such
REDUCED PRICES
a. q render il greatly q lie advantage ofpurcha-
sers to call and examine them. Among their as-
soFtment may be found
Rich Decorated China Dining Zen 3 Toilet Sets;
Plain White d8 &c 10 do
Gill md White ID ds do d.;
Earshenwore do do De-
Rich Cut Glass Bowl, Preserve Dishes Decanlcfs
30 rs do do a. q;
Silver plated castoTs Walters cake Baskets.
q candleslicks Spoons Fork ttcs
dc Walters Bottle Sfande,6c
Knive and Forks Japanned Waiter;
Wo0dsnwa 1inwares
Andironz Tenders Shoyels and Tonps;
cooking stove and cast Iron Ware generellys
Lamps Of oil indl andand Chandeliers
Besides variety q articles necessary % an house
keepers &c numerous Is be named b an adsoslise-
ment. BRoWER 81 Coz
March Il t-f II Cam gfet oppos,s citS
Hotel
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

I7VINE DRESS BOOT dozen pairs ex-
ira fine French salf Dress Boots, manu-
factnred expressly for this market, received
and for sale by CoU1son co.
Nicksburg, March o.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16
~apVVOOD 8 CRAWFORD.

Dealers 81 Staple and Fancy Dfy l00as, AAakss
caps, Boots and Shoes,
Next door to Brown Iohnson, VicksbuTg.
Sumner Goods Is Whica they inYil tie at
tentioa sc theif friends and The public geneTallys
received on yesterday, by sSouthern Bell
largo lat 81 ladies dress goods, consisting p part
ofFf1h CIT Baleges; Plain and barages,
Crape dc Paris. Grenadines;
Brliantisi liz ana piaia laNnss e
prl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16
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SPRING 90 ODSi SPRING 40 OBJ
EyOULAED SILK 9 some beautiful pa
terms; checked and striped sIlk--iust Che
article; French and English chintz; Satin,
stri ped, and Jacquant Berages; Black and co.
snesi Honiton chemisettes and sleeves; Mourn
H'dkcrchiefs handsome.
a large lot Of New style Trimmings for
NiekshuFg, march ~. GIBBS Howe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

STlPENDs OF THE CLEReY.-InSthe Parliamenta-
ny voumn on religious worship it is stated that The
number of benefited clergy in 1881 was 1918,
The average gross income, therefore, of each would
be about 300l. per annunl. At the same date
there were $3.50 curates, the total amount of hose
snpends was 424, 695l, yielding an average ofs1l
per annum to each curate; but, as m4ny incum-
bents possess more than 300l. year, and some
curates more than 81. year, there must evident
ly have been some incumbents and curates hose
remuneration was below those sums respectively
For the purpose OF rnising The stipends Of incnm-s
bents OF :he smaller liyings, tile Governors of
Queen Anne's Bounty annually receive the sum
of ETA 900, the produce OF first fruits and tenths
and the Ercles astical Commissioners apply 10 the
same objects portion oil tie surplus proceeds of
episcopal and capituiar estates. The number of
benIfcss permanently augmented by the Ecciesias-
teal COMMISSIONERS, exclusive of new districts,
amounted 10 the LIST. Of November, 1852, to S22.
with an aggregate population of 1895, $50. and
the annual gra nts payable by the Commissions rs
in respect TO those benefces. exclusive OF the
lue of Land and 1.-THE rent. charge annexed in
certain cases. amounted in the aggregate. to,tlie
annual sun Is 44,s6lk. in perpetuity.-Lo
Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
A whole Town in Aahes.

The me in London. Madison county, Ohio on
the c. & x. R. R., on Thursday last, was the most
destructive that ever visited that place. Two
whole squares were swept clean; five dry goods
stores, two drug stores, the telegraph Office, Odd
Fellows Hall, two shoe stores and the American
Hotel. besides two clothing stores, one printing
Office, one furniture store house, and several other
buildings, were destroyed. The loss is now esti-
mated at 800 600, but cannot be definitely ascer-
tanned. 1t is supposed 20 have been the work of
an incendiary as several houses in different parts
OF the town were broken open. The amount of
insuranceis not known. The following is list of
the sufferers, 40 far as ascertained:
James Smith, grocer, loss $500;
S Chamberlin, clothing store, loss $500;
Z. Kemp, grocer, loss $500;
A Shanklin, dry goods, loss $4,000. fully in
W DUNCAN, cabinet ware rooms, less 81, 800, no
insurance. - s
Kanneaster. shoe store. loss 81, 500. partly in
sured;
J B Evsns. dry goods, loss 81 200. insured;
Warner, dry goods, loss "a 500. insured 3d.
500;
Warner, store houses, loss 81, 800, no insu,-
Il Jones, druggist. loss $4,000, insured 81 900.
A Winchester, dwelling and store, loss $1,000,
no insurance.;
A E TurnbulI. loss $500, no insurance;
Fellows, store houses, loss $500, insured;
Dunkln & Boals, buildings, loss $500;
Geo Phitrr, American Hotel, loss S3,O00 no in.
sutance;
VIM Jones, keeper of American Hotel. loss
81 500, insured 5000;
J Jones, dwelling, loss 81 900, no insura nee;
Acton. saddler, loss $500, no Insurance;
w Sprung, madison Revile," lost all mate
rails;
Fellows 81 Chandler, dry goods, loss no. known;
Masonic Lodge, everything LOST
Odd Fellows Lodge, saved their books;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

Who under the eneouragem past legislation have IN
vested their money and devoted their time building up
bankrupt their stock being made almost entirely vaueless
a ne Ss sa nom The only line Of bust
q or watch have deroted years OF applies
under these circumstances, we may say that the Bill b.
l9re you would be- TO that large proportion
~ lts passage Those VINO morality should
be nivcsaly stsntlseI as The Stste for
rated er not now suddenly dest5y them MSeS pS.
s ~ those whose capital size depleciates fair compensa.
When the popular will shall have been plainly iemonstra.
ted i'll favor OF hlhkc that before YOU those OF us VINO
whavs no Objection 70 icing obsyed by ia
msnersl Asse provided provision Is made that
WHO arc called upon 10 suffer the pubic good shall
or oer pecuniary LOSSES from the public
The moral sesitiveness Great Britain induced her 10
abolish slavery ler West India possessions, her sense
pe,isston to Tie owners lie n,indiited slaves.
nhen some great work ofterlaI improvement is to
ways made TO Indemnity the land holder who may suffer
We wish these great principles OF jusceto be reei-
bered In your actonupon the bill now before you
holding Interests State Some The undersigned To-
tefested In the manufacture liquors. are asked 10
to the cause Of moral eorm may DO distant
ea s p Ss sasassg q attack
SPECIES ,s Of your property even more yaluaelel
essent viii g. sstaSsa
Cd which may hasten the day auaticisn under the
BORROWER esi OF philanthropy. will demand mpor.
an from your costituens2 II the sacriiice
~ required now, to be made Dy chout indemnify IL
Wi Inc most powerful argument against granting
any Indemnity toyou III E " 80 -
no for US but YOU representatives or the State 10
determine whether she now afford the surrender Ola
item OF her revenues. which must necessarily arise
the passage OF the bi before you. receipts from
some 0i lie internal improvement companies have ALLEN
on The direct tax has been reduced Strong applications
are being urged for the repeal the
oT your wisdom TO decide whether present appro
PIRATE time to enact law product results we
Gtrh
mutton Of the Sates revenue and which feel confident
In asserting, Is opposed the wishes OF LARcK
OF The voTEas or MAINLAND. 80 1tf,T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
1iterary Novelty.

Punch lately had the satisfaction of being pres
ent at Slgnor Siyorts farewell CONCERT. He was
exceedingly liver ed by the perl. finances of that
clever violniSt, which also reminded him of an idea
that had occasionally occurred to him before, on
hearing De Bull, LiSlz. and other professors Of
musical gymnastics. +
epIeceived that the talent or these gentlemen
lay principally i'll executing variations ON certain
favore AIRS; that is, ,llsoirting tLer different
portions, and filling up the intervals with divers
iantnStical and eccentric movements Of their own
runs, shakes, and SO forth; thus interspersing
The original music, which was expressive of some
sentiment, feeling, state of mind, with passages
which, having no meaning Mt all, formed an agrer-
able contrast TO the melodies wlerewth they were
blended.
Now, The lea That occurred 10 Mr.. Punch, was
that the ptncIc ESQ gleatly to tile qualification Of
The public acted upon by the musicians, might be
advantageuuSly applied 10 the sister art of poetry
de thinks tLat Shakespeare with voratons would
very prnbahiy be received with great applauSe.-
The variaios u! cn,ir Z, should corr, spond iii ex-
presSIvetieS ani Inteiectuaiiy,o those above nj
udei to. Fnrinstamce. let tie line be riedbe-
''io be. or Got to be; that is the qlestiou.''
The theme might FIRST be recited entire, aud then
treated as follows:
To be or MOI, fiddle: to be, diddle; that, tooral;
is, rooral; the question, lay.
Fiddle, fiddle, idle, idle. tooral, lcoral, lay.
-Tooral, to be; looral, not; lay, 10 be; ttats,
fiddle; the question, idle de dee.
To, yoddle; be, doodle; or, fol; not, dol; TO,
ride.
Yodd.e dodlle fol de rol, 10 be; hey down derry
diddle dunn. or not; whack rum ii oodily, 10 be;
no down, that; chip chow cherry chow, is; ira Ia
la 10, the question.
/ Dong. doug, karum. scarum dive; question.
Right fol de riddy, >ody. bow. WOW, wowl
Drowning men will catch at straw; and con-
sidering the present declining state of the drama,
Punch seriously recommends his suggestion to The
notice OF the managers. Its adoption will doubt
less nstonish the weak minds of many, 10 whom
Shakspeare's sense at present. too strong for them
London Punch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

A CHEAP TrIE.-The Prince of Canine, Chas.
Lucien Bonaparte, has sold all his possessions in
Rome and Roncglione to the banker, Alessandro
Torlonia, for 100000 and one Scudi. The prince,
no is well known as a man of exalted political
opinions, has stipulated insthe contract that the
one dollar should indicate the value OF the title as
Iince de Gamma, which he now sells, together
with his estates.-COlogne GAG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

ARRAY AT HAsEasrows, Mp.-A fracas occut-
Mrs. LeiE, between Peter Reese. respectable
German. and John Beider. agent for Hummeps
Essence of Coffee, in Philadelphia. After harsh
words and scafe. Beider drcw pistol and shot
Reese dead. The murderer was arrested and COM
mitted TO Jail. The affair caused great excitement
in the neighborhood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

a DEsERrER NOT ENTITLED TO AnAEARAoEs OF
PAY.-A dry or two since appeal was taken
from decision of tie Third Auditor of the Treas.
ury, luling that deserter from the Army had no
claim on the Government for arrearages due rim
at The tim. he deserted. The Secretary of the
Treasury oveIruled the appeal thus confirming the
Auditor 1eeision.-W ash. STR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

RELroIcus MoyEMrsr-About one hundred pro !.
in this cityto devise measures for extending the
principles of their denomination, and to more gen
orally circulate the writings of eminent Untarians
A resolution was adopt ed infavos of raising per
maEent fund 10 carry ont The above obiscts.-Bos-
ton Transcript. $3.50 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

D;In the European circulars by the Atlantic,
there are conflicting opinions regarding the future
supplies of 'breadstuffs in England. &c. Brown
d sbipley seem to think that those speculatots
who have operated in view of un inadequate sup
ply of imports in the spring, will be disappointed,
as the decrease in consumption ON account of high
prices has MT b. en- properly computed. The Lon
don Shipping and Commercial Gazette, on the 9TH
er hand, thinks the question as to where the sup
plies ateto come from is of serious Importance.
The Northern ports of Europe will not be freed
from ice before March. and then it will take three
months before receipts can be realized. and the
American supplies will go but a short way to make
up the deficiency. that the lower range of prices
need scarcely be looked for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

uThe present worthy First Auditor, Robt John
ston, resigns his ofce-the resignation to take eff
feet the. LIST of March, The Legislature have
adopted a joint resolution 10 proceed to the eec-
tion of Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1st and
Cd Auditors, &C.. on the 9Th inst. We are not ap-
pused whether it is contemplated to apply Gov
ernor Joe's Democratic principle of rotation in
office to tie Secretary and I'd Auditor yet while.
But at; all events. the. 1st Authorship affords
chance for somebody. In these times of spoils-
seeking it is something out of the order of the day
TO hear of the resignation of office. Mr.Johnson's
case'is a rare one. Candidates will be in Il adj
ness by scores for the place. The scramble will
come off on the 9Th of this month.-Rieh. Whig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARYs 8. 1854.

Tug u. & o. RArLRoAD.-The bill to confirm
the ordinance of the City Council of Baltimore. to
provide the FIVE million loan for tie Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. was up before the House of Dele
gates on Friday. There was an animated debate,
on the subject, which had not closed when the
mail left.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

coLoszAToS.-The Colonization Society of
Kentucky sent during the past year ID emigrants
TO Liberia. The total reee.pts for the year were
s7.442.7o. The Society propose 10 send two ex-
petitions during the present year-one in May
next. and one in November or December next
Thirty eight have already made application for the
May expedition, and thirty one 10 goin December.
The estimated cost of taking person from LOUIS
vile to Liberia is s67. The Society has memori-
alized the Legislature 10 appropriate i've thous-
and dollars year, for five years, to take free
negroes in Kentucky IS no may apply to Liberia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

HoRRIsLE TRAorDY.-A letter from Franklin.
Pa, under date of Friday, Jan. Doth. says:-"On
last evening, during service al The NJ. E. Church,
where a prottacted meeting had been in progress
for some time; John Hope, boy about IL or Is
years old, went to the church and sent message
10 boy named James Hill. who was about the
same age rs himself and with whom he had some
boy:,h difficulty. to come out and fight him. Hill,
Immediately upon receiving the message. went out
OF the church; they passed into an alley near by,
when Hope drew knife aud stabbed Hill four
times. Hill started and ran about twenty rods aud
dropped dead. Hope ut once ran 10 Mr.. PIumer's,
The gentleman with whose family he was residing,
gave MIS- Plumer the knife, telling he: at the same
is nowin Jail awaiting his trai.-Clepeland Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

rrRev. Norris Day was arrested at Madi.on on
Wednesday last. on requisilion from the Gov
ernor of Kentucky, charging him with enticins
away the slave of Mr.. Payne. of Trimble county
of that State. Mr.. Day is confident that he w:ll
be aple 10 Prove himself innocent. !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

How TO TAKE REcE,rTs roa ExpEsplrpnrs ON
GOvERsMEsF AeeouNF.-An receipts for suns
paid on account of the Government, must express
the sums paid in words. wntten out in full, and
not by figures. and they should state The name Of
the person from whom. and the date when. the
money was received. Suchisit the rule prevailing
inthe settlement of accounts in the Departments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


j. IN =
-.4- lri,c ronrt'
Jane Smith and other ( In ehsncerv
BY virtue decree rendefei In Tie abnye on
the 29th d. OF October1Sj3 VIII an commisSoner in
the said decree appointed pIoce.d 10 sell on SstTav
The so,h day Of February ISL clock. A. M HE
front door OF the court house OF Ohio county.
tate In the bill mentioned situated the west side Of
Nam stl reel IN the Isl ward OF tho city Wheeling trout.
on Main street and eXten west the
sie iras 10 tIe oai9 rlyer and cassidy
the Ohio river, and he by sline 10 be- drawn
ain street 10 the Ohio river the distance or "a
VIII De sou subject TO the dover CAIN bel Gaiden
~ cist OF one Two and three ycars purchaser
living ponus with approved security interest
IRON the day saleand saidinterea. payable annually
purchase money is all paid - = -
go Wan. ). wICKHAM, IRIS =
!anLs -..lL .LaflhYs sE Sheriff and commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

old bachelor. was frozen to death in his bed, al
9liIwaukie. Wisconsin. on the 22d alt. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

u-The mansion of Lieut.. Governor Koe:ner.
of Illinois. at Belleyi lie. wps destroyed by fireon
the 2rst uit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

pA. w.,Pegue. charged with pilfering letters
from Tie Cincinnati posi- Office, has been arrested
In Cabeli county, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

ZION Monday. ffty.eight o. S. AftiiisIy re-
cIuits under Capt Hill. for Fortress Monroe. arri
we'd at-Norfoik rom New York,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

1-A verdict of s25, 900 has bee N rendered in the
Aliddlesex. On. j. Courts. against samuel Van
TilseTy for seduction. sssi,. g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

1.-THE cotton factory at Memphis was recently
sold by the Sheriff for ss6. 900 1t or gihallyccst
see, Sooh nm isEf-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
hltiniorc, Wnshimgton,,
and New York
sz $500 -: ID
Great through Line for the EasI.5

IlHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
salItpimiore, and connecting with the Washington
Ha Road at the Junction Cately called Relay
tiouse2 miles from BALTIMORE with the PhilaIe
nnia, Baltimore Rail Road To Philadelphia
oe e road Is IN fine OF the
The nav aud splendid steae RS ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this Wheel
ana Through tickets from these places Baltimore
philadeirhie, &C., be had agents,
The express Wheeling daily at O'Clock
a; M Syhselns timel and arrives at Cumberland (aOi
att r NJ. anu wing there al in
Baltimore C3so miles, NJ, the next morning. MA
storraees. r - $50 +e AZ
checked through any of the eastern points
PASSENGERS and baggage transferred 10 e for
on at the Junction and for
timore, without extra charge Travellers allowed am.
pie Time and opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets rom Wheeling to Baltimore, Cyyith
@ phiIsaep4ia 500 Be had
tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q b FoRp1 & Mounds
willie. mar WIN. PARKER, Genl. Sup;t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
JOHN GEORGE.
CHANCERYZ SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
james Frazier, rs In the Circuit

Samuel Erazier,s Ex'r, and others county vTeiM.
BY virtue Of decree made In this tie day
OF June, 1865 Will sell at public auction emises
on the eighteenth day tract OF land
called tue Roeys Point Farm on The
Road III Ohio county, about miles east OF tile
city OF Wheeling, CONTAINING about huDdI ed and y
acres OF land store, tavern house, dwelling houses
and ether The sale will be made OF the
whole property together or In parcels. may found
exrediemt aad ON tile following tetns oneiourt the
money to be paid In mouths, balance
IN oIe two and three years; tie whole beaiuE
ON The day OF sale, the purchaser giving with good
security and the title hens retained until payment The
sale will take place at the Honey Point
IRE above Is valuable property. The Hempied rail
ROAD rs located OF The tavern. audit Is supposed
mat depot or statIon be that place
81. . .iii,F5 VS.. w1ttkaAM,
stan10tR Sheriff and cnmn,is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
The Lute ofFZin1

5ELu6 LIG6 OF EAlOn. %; q. {;
A COLLECTION OF. Sacred Music. designed for the
use oi the Methodist Episcopal Church; consisting
tsnss Inc mmo9 use; together with concise elementary
ners ETC. ETC.. by Woodbury., author OF the Duci-
mer etc assisted by Rev. H Madison, pastor of Saint
joint Methodist E : hurch,. New York.
Also, supply OF Methodist hymn books. cantica IauS
aus Minstrcl HaydeRa Sacred Melodeon, etc.
received and for sale attn lowest prices BY 4
~ - JOHN H. THOMPSON, IS = -. + :
dee3p tt=s1s - No 81 Monroe at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
0AGUERREoTYPE GAILERy

DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY,
= ssss-z.zzs53 "A. G. PAIsTRHDds r. invites
&sESf5ypE attention TO his Daguer can Rooms and
N3EEE31SSS1Y APPARATUS now the result OF years OF
Msd1fXxISSL experience and close application 10 tho
= 1ss@s arts Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all the improve
mcnts which time and proper tests have proven valuable
he promise toproduce Likenesses combing ali tSs
beauty and perfection which vet been NJ
Daguerrean process. y u EE. go -
For the attractive and style in which
rooms are fitted he invites the public to call and
open for inspection. - 'SSs
kenesses taken in all kinds OF weather, sngiy or in
gro9ps post mortem licensees taken short notice
H1 well selected stock OF erals-Chemcals mates
cases, lockets, &C. always on hand and for sale.
Aaao4ms. NO. SO Monroe ST. near the Post Office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Wheelinp Gotto,, M;11s

wheeling Cotton Mills.
subscribe vii! sell Public Auction at the front
II door OF the Court House in the city Wheeling, on
Monoay the 18th day OF February, 1851, all the
personal nropsriy Of the Wheeling oon Mills COMPANY
eonssnng OF the property X, Wheeling
ton Mills, with four lots ground dines eneie ma
enery Tor sp ming weaving making batting etc.,
These Mllls are capable OF producing thee thousane
yards OF per day, and The city trade furnishes
cotton mill he presents oppor
tanty ior desiring 10 embar in the
Terms of Sale one fifth in cash. the residue in equal
at six, we eighteen nd nonths
WIN interest fro date Tho ymeuts secured by
bonds with good security, OF trust on the prop
erty - 5s3ss = 7s777slTssl - ! - -
The title supposed to be inaisputable, but will
deIsdtd - - : ANpREw WILSON. Trustee
LAND5FOR SALE.sEETs--- :
WISH 10 sell my farm Wheelings and sil SELF
oHlibeTal terns aI in more tracts as mar be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

80 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
House and ground at present cupieL by SLi
ycr, Esq, the west side OF Fourth bel wten
Union End Monroe, II eontais fixtures, Bath room
ai., and finished from Cellar 10 garrett, =
IL not Ievously disposed Of will be offered al pub
NC auction at the ront door OF the Court House Wed
janl7s1m1 Z, - ). w. PAXTON
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'spEy $50 ARTnUE5 ITiEfL 3 W. y. 7aTNEl
BuSbey3sIittle 81 Co.

y! 60. MGJket 81, wheeling. Yn
MANUFACTURERS or:lvasoIts.s Carts and wheel
work OF every description, for home use and
ol prompt attention to business manufacture
isment hopeto receive abera patronage from The pub