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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

GFThe New York Sun saws On Wednesday
last, as two boys were out blackberrying in field
near Bergen, they came across a large number of
letters, which were ali opened, and appeared to
have been the contents of mail bag. On sort
ing them, however, one was found 10 be sealed
which they opened aud discovered $50 LiIl.-
THIS the youngsters managed TO get changed, and
divided the booty. No further nolice was taken
OF the matter until yesterday. when it was OBJ.
served that the boys had been spending money IA
Their freely, and on being cornersd, they owned up
to finding the letters as above stated. The matter
thus remains in statu quo. no action being taken
by the authorities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

FAMILY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of three hum
dred members of the CusuMAN family, the descend
ants ofthe 'frst agent OF the LeYlen pilgrims, the
purchaser Of the immortal NIayRower, the Plymouth
eOlOny's right hand in England, the principal
patentee of one OF the first charters on Alassachu
sets Bay, the advocate from the press at home Of
aboriginal ponlalion, and the christian pender
from the pulpit among the coonists here in behalf
of peace and concord" assembled from different
parts of the country at Plymouth. (Mass.) on We'd
nesday, the 2S5th anniversary the sailing of the
Pilgrims, for the purpose OF acting in the matter
of erecting monument to the memory of their
ilustrious ancestor. An address was delivered on
the occasion by Rev. RoBERT W. CusIIMAw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

IRA writer in the Boston Advertiser says, and
says very we'll: "Persoms who deem the subject OF
slavery, ,ehich does not erist Massachusetts, at
all, as the only subject upon which parties here
should be formed; who consider that it men are
sound this it is unnecessary to inquire into their
opinions on other subjects, ore far from correct
views as the head of family who, in her zeal for
the conversion of the heathen, should actually
neglect her own household duties. Those parties
formed upon one idea are very narrow, very I'M
certnin. and very short-IiYed.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

THE SEARCH Fou GOLD IN ARKANsAs:-A letter
rom Fort Smith, dated tie Both ullimo, gives the
latest Intelligence from the gold hunters in the
Wichita Mountains, as follows:
awe have just received letters from the party
of gold hunters that went out from this town.
They estimate their distance from Fort Smith TO
be four hundred aud fifty miles, and IN the neigh
borhooG of the Little Arkansas river; and foun d
no gok;, but were determined 10 keep up the
search awhile longer. They We're all we'll; the
Indians they had met all friendly. One of the
party, John Ruddisel, late of Florida, became
disguised, and committed suicide by shooting MINI
self through the heart Mr.. Poole, the cause Of
this gold fever, passed the Creek Agency with his
party last week, on the way home. They had
been lost on the plains; had travelled over one
thousand two bundled miles, found no gold aud
were used up generally. Parties, chiefy OF Mis-
Soutans, are constantly coming III, many of them
had been lost, and one company brought up at
For; Arbuckle, some three hundred miles south
west OF this. The Fort Smith company will prob
ably be the last TO return, and with that event will
terminate the hum5ug for this time.
The loss has been great to hundreds, but this is
the fourth or fifth time within SIX or eight years
people have deceived themselves in this matter;
and, unless this lesson proves more e[ectual than
former similar ones have done, year or two will
witness like excitement and RESULT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

TuE RoTHscuILD FAM,LY.-The Baron Solomon,
whose funeral took place recently at Paris with
somewhat of public solemnily, was the fourth son
OF the fountl=r of his house, aud was at his death
aged 80. Ansem, the first son, who was at the
head of the Frankfort House, has sometime since
passed away. Nathan, the second. who reigned
over the great London house, is also gone; and OF
the second generation of these moneyed Mohicaus
there are now lett but James, also Of Paris, and
Charles, of Naples.-N Y. Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

G-CandOr compels u.s. when considering the wants OF
of afflicted. recommend that which, is best known
and tried an to recommend Dr. j. HosIeers celebrp-
ted Stomach BitterS would only be adding 10 what
already eraed lar and wide only by isolated
csiacate., but the people OF the land, endorsed by
the Physicians and the Press, tina; Hostetters Filters
have equal restoring and mPattng health to entee
bIed Ladies and children find this medicine tnva-
uabc in many their ills debility, 10 which they
subject. especially during the summer seasons in such
cases it should be taken in small quantities before meals
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
and BY
fEIoMPsoN & PATTERSON,
ag23 BUSHEIEi,D & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
A GENEROUS ExAMrLr.-The philadelphia \

A GENEROUS ExAMFLE.-The lPhiladelpha N.
American of yesterday says, they learn that DR..
Louis Martin De Castro. physician of Cuba,
and Mr.. w. W. Maui, gentleman who has had
much experience in nursing yellow fever patients
in New Orleans, have volunteered to proceed 10
our afflicted sister Giles in the South, and render
what aid may be in their power 10 the sufferers by
disease. Dr.. w. II. freeman has already gone on
the same noble mission, and we have no doubtthe
skilfu services of these three gentlemen will be
of great value, and we are sure the prompt benev-
olence of their conduct entities them to the high
est commendaton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

GTCol Marshall P. Wilder. President of the
United States Agricultural Society, has made an
application 10 the Board of Aldermen of Boston,
for the use of square of vacant land, about 40
acres, at the south end, for the purpose Of the
great national exhibition of the United States Ag-
icultural Society, in October next. 1t isproposr3
to have in connection with the show of fruits,
flowers, implements, cattle, &C., of this demon
stration, magnificent horse exhibition, which
shall exceed in extent and beauty that at SPRING
field two or three years since. Various cities have
made application for this great dispIay-PhiladeI-
phia rendering $4,000 to cover any anticipated ex
cess of expenditure; but Boston, through some o.
its leading citizens. has guaranteed $4,000, and
will have the show. 1t is estimated that hum
dred thousand strangers will visit the city to at
tend the Exhibition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

yEsTruEs OF THE ALBANIA Cambridge cor
respondent of the Boston Post, furnishes that pa
per with the following extract from private Letter
dated at Beaufort, S. c. If authentic, it would
seem that the missing soop- of-war Albany did hot
sink SO suddenly as not to allow some one to make
preparations for saving his life:
"J-'s men picked up two very nice water
casks at Bay Point; they were plugged so as to be
water tight, and tied togetherj they also had nails
driven in so singular that we thought they must
have had buards nailed 10 them-and - tells
me to-day that when securing them, in order 10
paint them, he discovered the letters u. S. ship
Albany
"P. S. j. tells me that the letters on the cask
~. S: ship bnny. The Al Is not visible, and
the very indiSlinct."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

uThe papers and people of Minnesota are uuan-
imous in urging the President not TO put the lands
west Of the Mississippi in that territory into tire
market for some time yet. 1t should be kept for
actual settlers and not be bought up by specula-
tors in land warrants, The people are right, but
We think the Spectators will have more influence
at Washington than they have, and that they will
ost the land
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

THE MURDER IN PRrNcE GroRcE's.--It is now
generally believed that was Mr.. Samuel N. Cant.
Of Michigan, whose body was recently found in
Prince Georges. county, Md. He was in WASH
instOn in June, and previously visited this State TO
see his relstives. and look up some laid Claims
His son publishes the cass County (uich) Til
Iune.-Sua.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

ANOTHER DEFAuLTER.-The New Orleans Cres-
cent states that the last passage of the steamer
LOUISIANA to that port, q. +. Chabat, the second
clerk, appropriated S3,525 OF the funds in the ION
chest, for which he substituted a bag of bullets.
Upon the landing of The steamer he made rood his
escape. This Is the fifth defaIcation IN New Or
leans In one week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

TuE AusuRN RAPE CAsE.-The Auburn IN.
W American of the 10th says: BY consent of the
parties in this all further investigation before
Justice Bostwck was waived this morning, and DR.
Sanford was fully committed to Jail for trial, and
DR.. Hamilton was held in the sum of $4,000 TOT his
appearance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

SrAMPs.-Can the Editors of the National Intel
ligencer Inform its readers (or one nj them) what
is the reason off the decision OF the Postmaster Gen
eraI that stamp cannot bs cut from an envelope
and used upon letter!
The stamp has been paid for in buying the enveI-
ope; when once used 1t is cancelled by the post
master just as detached stamp affixed 10 letter
is cancelled, and the writer of this cannot con-
lecture what evil the restriction above mentioned
is inten%ed TO quad against.
1--WE learn from the Post Office Department thai
the reasons why stamp cut or severed from an
envelope cannot be used as evidence OF prepay
ment OF postage are, that the law authorizing them
only makes them evidence of that facts as to matter
'when enclosed in such empeLOpes,' and that let
tiers enclosed in such envelopes ''may be convey
ed, and delivered otherwise than by post or mai,
in which case such stamps are seldom, if ever.
cancelled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

Naval observation-disclosures VrcroRr.-A
few nights since, boat, approaching the
shore at Bath, Me-, was boarded by police officer
whom the brave crew instantly threw overheard.
The gallant officer, however, again boarded the
enemy, and succeeded in capturing the vessel,
with cargo of brandy and wine valued at $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

sruR1ous Norra.-Bills of the Milford Bank,
Delaware. which failed some time ago, altered 50
as to pnrport to be issued by the Milford Bank,
Massachusetts. the word Massachusetts, being
pasted over the word Delaware, have been put in
circulation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
East WheeIing Academy
Boys and GirI. dn sepnrn1e Department,


Boys and Girls Cin separate Departments. }
REV. S. BOYD.
THIS Institution will its exercises Onthe first
i Monday in September: The session consists oftwen
ty.twO weeks, giving usual holidays.
There will be lady Ol competent abilities in the Fe-
mnle Department
TYRMS:-Ten dollars per session for the common Eng.
ish branches Higher English, twevei Latin and Creek
twelve.
The School Fees are required strictly in advance and
collected the first week Of The session, refunded in OF
protected sickness only.
Only limited number is received, which has greatly
cont bUted 10 past success. 1u2I;lm
"Wheeling Female Academy"
IN CHARGE OF
SISTERS OF THE VISITATION,
WILL its exercises the 10Th of August ne
terms vary according to the advancement OF the pupil
from 80 TO $500 per quarter These prices include all
writing materials aud Reading books, the latter ehac
ing besiGes the usual exercises IN reading, in school
cOuse Of history. The Academy is also provided with
extensive and costly apparatus Tor experiments and
demonstrations Chemistry, Electricity aud Philosophy
generally, without charge The charges tor Music
on harp, piano gIar, for drawing. Shading, Painting
in oil Embroidery and fancy work.
ancient and modern languages very moderate
and the teachers competent and experienced.
url.,, tgt.1lt t.Ht
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YOUR HoRsEa

Bone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltp-FOundsr Us,
GAReLrNs on. Ills the best .EmbrocatOl
in use for either horse or human flesh.
je2S T. H. LOGAN & Co. Gen'l Agents
ag5 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

The REVOLUTION TMs Rio GRANDE.-A Sc
uere Battie.--The Brownsville Flag. OF the LIST,
has received the official of the fight which
ultimo, between the government troops and insur-
gents, in which the. former were defeated, and
thus speaks OF it and other matters in connection
with it.
1t does not give the number of troops engaged
on either side, but states that the fight commenced
by an attack on the plaza at half past O'Clock ou
the morning Of the 22u, which lasted all that day,
most Of the night and all the morning CT the 23d,
which resulted i'll the taking two pieces of artilIe-
ny, and putting to flight the entire division Of the
regular forces, who were being pursued by the in
SurgentS, with the hope of capturing some $780,
900 which the defeated Generals bure with them
in their retreat. The engagement is said TO have
been obstinate and bloody. The loss on the side
of the insurgents is given at 100 in killed and
wounded.
Gen. Vidaurl has published a proclamation to
his followers which is also before US, dated at Sal
tillo on the oath ultmo, in Inch he reminds them
of their victories, anL points to the comparative
ease with which they have taken the naturally
strong towns of Saltilo and Monterey, though
guarded by the flower of the army Of their oppres-
Sor. He tells them that the God OF Battles is ith
them, and they have only to perSeverr to secure
their lost liberties. The greatest enthusiasm is
evident among the LiberatorS, and everything
promises success. Cara, CaPistran and Sayas are
still IN the vicinity of Matamoras, with a force
rIously estimated from six to twelve hundred men.
Ii is not probable, however, that MatamoraS will
be attacked before The the expiration OF some weeks
yet. We are informed from good authority, that
the tntlre lGSurgent army will unite for that pur-
pose, and it will necessarily consume some weeks
III accomplishing that end.
In the meantime Gen. Vol, we are told, is ma
king Preparations for their reception. lie has com
memced clearing away the woods and shantieS
around the city, and otherwise preparing to receive
Ills enemies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
From the Philadelphia PenzsyIvanian, Aug. 81.

From the Philadelphia PenzsytyaniaH, Aug %.
DR.. Beale the Dentist New Trial Denied
Decision of the Supreme Court.
The opinion in the case of DR.. Beale against
the Commonwealth, which was argued some
months since, was delivered by Chief Justice
Lewis, at Bedford, tPenu.,) during the delibera-
tons of the court at that place last week.
The following is an abstract of the opinion, by
which it will be seen the judgment Of the Court
of Oyer and Terminer is reversed:
LIST. That in criminal case the Supreme Court
has no power to review the decision of the court
below in admitting or rejecting evidence, or in
ginning instructions TO the july. Nor can cor
rect the errors OF the jury III rendering verdict
contrary to, icithOut Evidence. In such case
we may, as citizens, perform the common duties Of
humanity, by presenting our view to the Cover
nor. who alone can grant relleI. But, as Judges
OF the Supreme Court we have no mote power
10 relieve the prisoner than ''any other five cltI-
zens of the State"
ID. That the entry on the record that the jury
was "duly sworn, 10 Try the guilt or innocence oil
the prisoner" when fairly construed, means that
they were sworn in the form prescribed by law
They could not be ''duly'' sworn III any other
form.
Sd. The sentence t. imprisonment generally,
without directing that it shall be "separdts or Soll
tay,'' is erroneous. 1t is also erroneous to super
add the term ''hard' to the ''labor'' 10 be performs
ed The act of Assembly does not require 1t, and
the court has no right to impose severity not au-
thorzed by law.
4th. The Judgment is reversed. and the record
rsmitted TO Inc Court of Oyer and Termlner, with
directions to senterce the prisoner according to
law, directed in the opinion of the Supreme
Court.
Judge Woodward delivered concurring Opin-
ion.
Judges Lowrie aud Knox also concur:ed with
the Chef Justice,
Judge Black dissented, and was the only Judge
who was III favor Of gaming new trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

pWe see ii stated in some of the newspaper
that Major G. A. oapEN. of the United States Ar.
my. is stationed at Boston. and is in good health.
The gentleman who recently died at Fort Riley is
supposed to be Major F.. a. OGDEN, of the Pay
masters Department.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
Wanted
j. M. LEE,
RIO OH SRLDE

CORNER OF WArEE AND UNION Sis, WHEELING, Va
X EEPS constantly on han variety OF hooks, among
IN which may be found the works oil all the leading wri
iers OF the tlnes such James, hulwer sue, Eliza E.
Dupay' Bennett, Arthur Lrpard, Dumas, and Lever
AlIny Of his works bound in good style, with hacks
he also keeps an Exchange Library. PEI puTchas.
Ing books may return them atler reading em for which
he will pay the following prices for 5Oc books n cls csc
books 2Or, for 81 hooks 50 CENTS. rnIr2l:Iv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

FIVE silver Medals md seven Diplomas
have been awarded to DAMS for first Dagucrreo-
types. Adams ~ Co.'s Gallery is at the Uron
and Main SITS Strangers invited 10 call, citizens
course will do Pictures cheap The ehsGP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
P. E. ZlNN,
Con fcctiOner and Erniterer.

CORNER OF MAIN AND MADISON STREETS,
Wheeling, Va.
will be seer from the above, The subscriber has re-
IA moved his eStabii hment to the .Bridge Corner
where he will be pleased MS old customers and
as many rev ones as may cali His stock is much en-
arSed, and ms rooms neatly reftte!. Candies Fruits
Nuts' &c. a. wholesale at the very lowest prices Par
ties and families supplied with cakes and fruits at short
est notice His ice cream saloon Is the most pleasant in
guests. 40
apiI p Il INV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
WHEELIN
City Omnibus Lines,
For Railroads, SIenm boats. Hotels, and
private Residences, ut ali times,
bay und Night.
WHEELING

CHARGES.
Passenger with baggage % cents
Passenger without baggage. Is
!!1AsSdSC -.-----.IO
Persons wishing omnibus call Tor them. please
send or leave their place OF residence the General
aud omm bus Otice corner of Market aud Monroe sts,
MCLuIe House.
Omnibus Or Benwood every morning at $3.50.
SHALLCRUSS IL TERRY.
N. B,-omnibuses furnished Tor Parties and Fune-
ralS mLS:l6u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Side and Skukiaht Arran aement.

Lkemesses taken with all the recent improvements,
without any unnatural whiteness of hair grey appear
black dresses. Every style cases always on
hand.
Rooms, No % Monroe ST. theCourt House.
ianl6-ty wM. COWnEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

'uh UNDERSIGNED Offers tor sale his House and Ma,
- Market street. east side, between Monroe and G
ling house and out buildings - SUI" "'''A ""rl-
VII DC Sold low aud ON accommodating TENS am,
sven any lime aner the first o: oClobsl
sens =.
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SPECIAL TOE


10 FhANIEhS'
We prepared to furnish Printers with Wadc's sn-
pertor News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hand -
News Ink hand press Dark Blue.
News Ink mower press Light Green.
BOOK Ink Dirk Green.
Fine Black. yellow.
Extra Fine do. Whue'
ICED Ink Gold size.
EXtrn Fine do, VnrutHh.
Light FSIue &c. &c. Nc.
All Inks sold by warranted to be soodi anu il found
not to be SO, be returned at our expense.
E5-Terms cash.
iul7 BEATTY & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

The GREAT REMEDY
Is HamptOn's Vegetable Tincure. See advertisement,
and inquire OF the citizens as tOit virtues.
For sale by T. H. Logan & co.
agl5 bridge corner, Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
REAL ESTATE SALES,
Assienee's Sale

WILL. be sold at public sale at the front
court house on the 9th Of September eyt, The o"w e
Lot No. &c, on whiohis erected on double ,or.,.
Dick u USE and one small frame house; ''-i'
ker's shop aud warehouse; ""Ro" ma
OF lot IS, on which is one brick hlseLs,,i,,
stable, also one name slOp; '' AHop aHl
, of south 10 feet lot No 90 on which 10 ..
large aud one small dwelling house ~'''''" one
Al Inc above propcltyis sitrntcd on the Yves, .i, ,
Malh S'i Get ~ the First ward, aud viii be .li m :"
aud IN 3 months. -" ""'nIiN,
ALSO,
WIN be sold At the residence OF S Irwin I'm sam, d.,
suiuLy articles OF household Furniture wasnn
ed carts and wagons ''''''' 1'u '''I''sh'
- ~; Terms cash. Selling as assignee will ONLY couy
i, tlc 10 INT above real estate is in me ,rsi
"mG ia Is believed TO be good. 4. 1. IRWIN 'S'"'
80 SsN------- Assignee OF sam irwin
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
+ undersigned Offers sale his House and In, 49,
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He subscriber begs leave TO inform MS friends, and
the public generally that Is now pIepaTeJ r. ssT
them with pure and transparent article Office ,s
ever taken from the wafer, and as low Tate as ever
before ole ed. ''
That which he now offers is in part taken from ,te
creek at the point called McColOchs Leap though the
greater portion with which his mammoth Ice House IL
filled is from the river beBg nearly all from tbe AS.
ny, aud some ten inches 10 foot thick
an23 J. AM1cK
to OaA' oy Tue saIlOh or uozen' Tor sale by
- MylE WM. J. ARMSTRONG.
lHHtiIe, Palm and barber SOAP, just reed by
~ myI2 WM. ARMSTRONG.
good supply Hair aud Tooth brushes GT sale 6v
ans6 Sign of Red Mortar, 50 Monroe No EHL St.
PIG IRON,
keep for sale best quantity Hanging Rock Pig Irop
suitable Ior iouTdry or mill purposes.
apps D0ANE & Cowgirl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
Three-Mile Ice

THE subscribers would inform their friends and tho
i citizens OF Wheeling generally, that they have COM
menced delivering Ice in the city ale prepare 10
furnish 10 all who want it, an excellent article Their ice
was cut three miles above the city in the creek md IN
the west branch OF the river, and is clear beaui ice
warranted free from all impurities.
an2i GEORGE SEHRII. IL CT, L. -.
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Provisions! Provislons!!
MAYGER d Go. keep constantly on hand a iu supply
III OF Meats, Vegetables, and all kinds OF Provisions
AID loduce for families and boats. Butter and Eggs
fresh clear Ice, &c.
House
cg-B oats will find it to their ad vantage to call
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

| Edciibtc lnl-warTamted--iOg sale hy
l. M! IL WM. j. ARMSTRONG.