Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

tFhe AB9tloaisls in pttlOutsh have been ex,
tteIsihs themselves in stealing PREE Restoes. II
apbeats that some philaRthtopic ViTginiau dttd,
pal la Ills will had htoStded 1T The tnaRumissIon
III certain slaves. a att. Elenty, who was chaTs'
eawitli lie execution Of lie will was OH his %sy
10 Ohio With The nestOes 10 purchase land Fci and
settle them ctmlotlabIy. When Mr.. Henry at.
tiyed al Pittsburgh The AbolItionisIs, unable 10
; comprehend feeling Of heneyolence that they
never pr&esse1, did not believe that these people
wtte fee, aud actually enticed them away from
theft protectors thai Is, stole them away iron
themselves. 0teoutse III. Elenry lei tllemg go and
inape no effort 10 tecaiNl them, This terminus US
VI an anecdote told Of thief who sloIe hts own
hat and was caught Ia lie tct. Attet showing Ills
caplos that The hat was teally his own, and being
questioned why he should act so sttaugely as
sgded as reason that lie had not stolen envy thing
tot month, aud he was aftai4 thai his hpna
would vel out al The business Tot want Of hactlce
ind you see twas right, fot hang Il all you caught
me lat6eact, We presume that, as but very few
slaSea ate now taken to Pittsburgh, those abolition
gentry Sets disposed 10 practice stealing on flee
ones,--i,oa. Jept,
lillap Woat roa PREspESrs.-An English tray.
eIettllt Weld in anew work on this county, ,c.
laEes HE following on The duties Of tile President:
.-VANhough Geaetal pittce is remarkable for
his Suitability IN, ptiyate iite lie Is no, POPULAR Tie
lsaTeScele1t llan Of business. More than once
he e0nplanetl Of The tteineleols lalof OF his Of
tce,whloh is.so great as to scatcell lsaYe him q
IblnVte.s leisure. Some change IN lie dulleS,'
said lie, 1ntuSs lie made, as u man can ssalld The
Wok, even tot fur yeats. tYou can i0ln no idea,
he added, Iof tbe nUmbet al yolamnols manuscript
documents connected with public business whlctl
lkaye tead Suggesting that III maNy cases tlls
inisht lie done BY d SECRETARY, he ttilled' mo,
'tSbellet 10 read and master even the InostteueIhy
document, fCt then atl In position TO cut man
shot itbe i taking BO0StHse,' This admission
Is Stgnacsnt Of active participation In The bust
Ness Of Tie government"
.COottSt,-Ths disease has almost disappeared
floOI out westeIn waters and ciIies, 10 Missls'
slpniil has btoketi oul among the Slaves on some
oflhe ntantatlohs Geneta Polk, Of chtcct
county, LOST twehty.ihiee slaves within 3days.-
ASothtt planter In The vicinity LOST seven SLAVES,
Tie diseasel koSeyeh Is not general oyet that
secliohof The county.
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trDlej, al his residence on the oattataugNs
Reservation, June i1th, Henry Tso. Gans, (tla,
ja.entueb,) head chef Of the Seneca Nation Of
ludiSns, aged Is Year,. rwo.Guns was Step.
s6ayotlhe famous otatot Red.JAcket, and was
totaRttSIh the limits Of lhe now city Of Buffalo.
lisRss engaged jnthe Satot 1912, estousins The
etuse Of Ills gleat,tatbet The President; patIici'
pAted 10 lie baIIles Of Budgewatet and chippe'
Wal and fot long settles of years eSetclsed
e6htt6lllne influence oset Ills nation.
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tTThe Indianapolis tIpl,l State Sentinel,
SPEAKING Of recent visit Of Nh. Amos Kendall 10
ladtaap6lls, says,--"The otdgenttemaa isfeeble
agdsote, and exceedingly stey halted, and sOttet.
III, tstxtte, Oh HE very verge Of etetnttyf Ills
rtessaee eils ID 6iad many thtilins events Of the
sdAlhlslAlbe ~ Ilkat my HE Rtetnal' Split
Rhoss lhd6ntlabtsSiIl met and oyeIPoweFea that
tn8aAet n eehltal Alon and monopoly The United
ssALst Ba1k,.iil 4
eJ,The totasl sohlaaes ID lndtus, the
Soiah!est e6mpaplss jseisg q out Ia yatiStsJ
gpstas u dtsBsHs NE ii6ssts. o. 81 IS 49,
t1sBpnSpsIs,es Bptpatlpg ID iiAye been tssaed
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