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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-17
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VERSUS .GuANo."

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BACHELORS,

BACHt LDRS,
lrstsntent.Yt L;r,id Hsi- DFs.
'I,o tlps. wishing, air dye that sy b depended W
On Yt car ShttT rudy teoomne na TIE aost 7 be besi
oTei:y f..itite can be svtn as 10 rs pecrty ottr
.rtrJtLin. o. The Eiht now in Ge Eor tas, wholesale
ind Iet2iL by J: =. WtAs Se;.
HRTI S@Ht hE~hts lhthltt4lN.
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Daguerreotypes
HIGHLY IMP0RTANT

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JAS NELLoR.
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For Sunfsh.
GTsat throueh Lime for the East.

Great through Line fol the last.
,I,HE E,itio. itd OkIo Rail Road fre1 wheeling 10
| B.itlas1ts, Ard eontetuEs sith tie HashEstoG
no<A R. RSsa al tAe 1EHetoa tlstsiy es1.t ls RsiI
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privilege OflnIg ey.tssyWbets o. th: tostt'(
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IA q u. ,:..ne. q Il: rAca unt 0e tts ouC ,ts q
lie Ran l.oad Assuts !! Wkeeiks(J B. FSss)& IVGutt
III. mai NY PhHKER. GtSt. SEa't
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New Watch and Jewelry Store
Rom, Nb. |, WatLinstoA Hall, Naarst ST.,

WHEELING, VA
THE ier woGd a TIE .tteftou o. th. FubIle 10
his vel SeetteA stteS o Ha:ttss, s.oekS :tHstTY,
silver E,'s thI tInty sao1., Ekith s n Pew ossiGs
His SUck is eoA4<akd il alt ol go4 ard silver E,.sls'
tsy., E-2TtS tD4 { halEs.
Evtiy dt2nrtioa 0! sod tEetryi
Cod silver 1lvei ate4 anl eenE1or s7eSttttt;
Psrs avt: uks, tea, Ge$sIt- sae1T, nstaft ar4 sh'
sloor., All hsttsr kDiyssi
PaIta lii 6e,E,E siys Fo'ks, saeHCs, batter ka Ees
t:e. etc.
Poi anGtae', rnekst tut.tTy, sci.soti
YItI nst t&t1ra, .tTpfs, tb1HEs cream. t3-i
PtItu1ey eoEss, bIG.L>s md Eisai Esrtly ot GEeI
so1ds;
Pnbcp'lr .teHion r,i! TO rsfajHn. witches, e'oe1.
ard susl'y, ard tngfa rig IaHdsoEsiJ do1e,
,r;-dI c.P. BROWN.
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Notice

CAPS,
ID bcEivED til, t,I, tbe best assortrsut Of Cess
IL teutl'i ADa tbiditHs tlO:A cars, ever tfoHsLI y
, t4ty ha yint tes seettd wAk gteat care itiIu'
t,,l. ,pi eradtf. They eVHFis. In Part a osat:-
Gsnts tio;l ples, bach ard Ehii sc su;s bali elph so
blart. drsb and rTetn riding arntilf ans Apoao
vttr wils every oth:t desehrSt g b; o. tAf t1iM
tHTls = D. IA var Ia . sO-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

~ follows Brown, Bob, Charles David Willis,
~AA Lewis and Lee.
Brownand Bob we purchased of John P. Porter of
Bath county, LIST October. Brown Is q years of
age feet inches high stoutly made si Chilly how
legged, and dark complexion. Bob is 81 wears of age
feet 6inches high, black complexion and long bushy
head of hair with very high forehead Charles was
purchased of VIM H. McDannard of Bath county ON
LIST October; he is feet inches high, dark brown
complexion with heavy beard, 80 years of age well
made and some of his side teeth out.
David we bought of j. ID. Perkins attorney for Eli
zabeth hughes of Fluvanna county, on 9th October;
he about feet6 inches high, very strong made and
very black complexion, low forehead and has lost
one of his front teeth; about "a years fage
Willis we bought of VIM. b. Brawner of Fauquier
county on 18th February laet He is about 10 or 30
years of age, stands feet inches hi Oh is black
complexion and has box or Kidney ankle he walks
badly and when spoken to he shakes himself partcu-
larly his hands.
Lewis belongs to P. A Prindle, who purchased him
bright complexion, grey eyes, flaxen hair has mark
or dent on his head think the left side: he
stands about feet or inches high
. Lee we bought of John p Ballard, of the Exchange
noLei. ne is 20 or Il years OF age, stands feet
inches high; very bright complexion nearly white:
mas light sandy hair slightly red and has he:
mas lost some OF his side teeth: he is very eept
and quick III his movements; formerly employed
as waiter IN the Exchange Hotel of this city He
VIII try TO pass himself off for a white man.
We will pay fifty dollars reward for the appreben-
SION OIL either OF the above named ne groes and con-
hnenent IN any jail so that them again. or will
ada all reasonable expenses If delivered to us in Rich
mond Or we Will pay 100 reward for the apprehen-
sion of of the aforenamed negroes if taken ont
OF me state OF virginia JONES L SLATER.
n. B.-The three first named negroes call them
selves Brown Wright, Robert Carter and Charles
Carter.
r. S-Lee, the above named negro will pass him.
sell as white man. to take the other named negroes
as MS servants, TO a free State. oc 2s-ts
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HATS AND CAPS.
RUNAWAY.
D ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

IN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
W WARD-FOr my Negro Man IITTLETON,
N who left my house on the night of the Sath
OF inst, and is supposed to be trying to get to
--k-a free State. | will give the above reward if
appTehended out of the State Fifty Dollars if within
the State and the same in the city if endeavoring as
supposed to gain free State.
The above negro is about feet or inches high
rather stout; of brown color, and has his left ia
near the mouth, two white spots Wore slight nous
tache and whisker. under tile chin
ne la&lffi N. NJ. MARTIN
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
IL RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

This house having changed proprietors, with decid-
ed Improvement, is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable
modaons. Its location is proverbially peasant-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of its
proprietor, must render it the favote house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest. The
neatly furnished, airy and comfortable. The
table is well supplied with whatever the market af-
fords-the servants polite and accommodating Moth
ing is wanting to make it one of the most desirable
Hotels in the city. Eau 2) JOHN DARRACOTT
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executed
CITY DIRECTORY,
And in connection with it general
BUSINESS ADVERTISER.
The CITY DIRECTORY will be prepared with the
aid OF several experienced cenvassers who will visit
every residence and place of business within the cor
porate limits. The whole will be conveniently ar
ranged for reference and classified, and every effort
will be made by the Publisher and his assistants to
present u work worthy of the public patronage and
superior to any Directory heretofore published.
The BUSINESS ADVERTISER will be a most valuable
advertising medium to the business of Richmond,
1t Will be printed on fine paper ofvarous colors with
full Index of the and business of each adyer-
tiser. and hound up with the Directory.
The Publisher has entered into contract with the
Adams Express Company, to place copies of the d.
RECTORY AND ADVERTISER, (which will be furnished
sratuitously.) in all the Hotels and Public Houses of
all the towns and villages of Virginia North Carolina
and Tennessee, doing business with Richmond and at
all the Railroad stations and in all the Railroad cars
and Steamboats, in these States All Towns, Court
Houses and Watering Places off the route of the
Adams Express Co., will be furnished by mail.
To carry out this arrangement for the grautous dis
tribution of the Directory and Advertiser, the Pub
Usher must incur a heavy expense. He relies upon
mond for liberal remuneration. He shall look main
~ to the Advertisements for his profits the work
NEW MAP OF RICHMOND, beautifully executed
copper plate, will accompany the work. This Map
has already been printed and copies will be in the
hands of the canvassers.
Price of the Directory, with the map. ........Sl
Terms Of +4drertsiRe-For one page.$ 10; half page
Sc; fourth of page $3.
ESr Advertisements may be left at the Bookstores
of J. w. Randolph, Main street; Harold & Murray.
Broad street; or H. X. Ellysons Printing Office, AZ
Main street.
The Publisher will himself call on the business COM
niunity in few days.
no 5-6t* NJ ELLYSON.
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BY Larus & Shine.

MIGHT SALE, October Ist 1SJJ.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock we will sell at
our store, No. "a Main street, large assc-tment of
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar
tcle in the fancy hne and suitable for the city and
country trades ~
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL.
inders.
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns Pistols, &c, &c. -
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, great bargains may be expected Goods
warranted to be represent d.
oc 9-ts LARUS SHINE Aucts.
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By Larus Il shine.
ARM IN HIN EI111 f,nITNT

BY Larus & Shine.
YARN IN HENklCO COUNTY FOR
l. SALE.-We have for sale a handsome Farm in
Henrico belonging to Mr.. NJ. +. Day, containing 40
acres. 60 of which clear the balance in Young
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond
and adjoins the lands of Malone, Roper, Green and
Messrs Nc Gruder The land i. in high state of cul-
tivation having good Orchard, with necessary out
houses, such Barn. Quarter, &c; two good Ice
Houses-al being well enclosed. The above Farmi
offered for sale privately and if sold by Mon
day. the 18th of November, will be sold at public
auction at IL o'clock, on the premises.
Apply to LARUS SHINE,
9-ts IA Main street
ediatey after the sale of my
land will sell from l25 $50 barrels of Corn Fodder
Shucks Hay, all of my Farming Implements, a fine
lot of Cabbage, from 80 to 40, 900 head.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
NJ. F. DAY.
LARUS SHINE, Aucts. mol
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BY Goddin & hyperion.

1lbETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL Sis
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiT he .oid - Ep ~
DAY afternoon, the 9th November 1856, on the pre-
misses commencing at o'clock most beautiful build.
ing lot on the west line of 25h, between Broad and
Marshall streets adjoining the residence of Mr. Chas
tam Farrar 1t fronts about 50 feet extends back
feet to a "a foot alley
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at three six and
inne months, bearing interest by trust deed
or title retained. GODDIN APPERSON,
met
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
] VIRGINIA CENTRAL
i RAILROAD carries the
Greut maii.-THE GREAT

Greut Maii.-THE GREAT
BlHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL BE-
ZEN WASHINGTON CITY AND RICH
Nd, having beon transferred by the Postmaster
.H5ito The Virginia Central and Orange and Alex
n Railroads. from the old STRAP-IRoN ROAD run
gy fredericksburg, not for lit lie saving of money
NJ been stated, but on account of the uncertainty
is delivery, arising from SNAKE HEADS on the
u aid FOGS, WIND and ICE on the Potomac
ntsntlon Of the public is invited to the improve
I'm the service which will be attained.
iiaoush the distance is greater by the Gordonsvile
r y"; the two roads being laid with super-struc-
'ui heavy Edge Rail, il viii be free from the dam
nldeays which must and viii attend an old fiat
o-i- and the malls can not only be carried more
tl'y, but with more certainty than they could on
I'd route
tf rev line will also be exempt from the addi-
L CAUSES OF failure of the Mail which the Boat
S'4eaces from togs, wind and ice on tue Poto-
"%bsers by the same trains are carried to Cor
sue and the baggage transferred from ono road to
'iAtr VIII he warranted cafe
80 NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
%'' leaves Richmond after the arrival OF the Pc
"t and lbanyille cars, and connects with the
a'lAa train, arriving at Washington in t.ne to
III Inc Mails TO the Baltimore cars next morning
FARE.
4t7n Richmond and Gordonsville 1925
GoTdonsville md Warrington. ......... 3.25
l'n-ns from Gordonsville, this line arrives in
A'nG IN time to send the Mail BY the Petersburg
l the morning
'Hia tor passengers at all the usual places except
F'' 10th going up and coming down.
ii. d. WHITCOMB,
Supt transportation Wa. Central Railroad.
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BY Kent, Paine & Co.

/ ARtGE SALE IF DIX GOODS AT ATI(.
IL TION.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, win sell at our new store
desirable DRY GOODS, comprising many new and
choice Goods, suited to the season. :
ALSO,
very desirable lot of Stock Goods with which we
will commence the sale.
VIII also be added, lot of Damaged Goods, for ac-
count of whom it may concern
NOT KENT, PAINE & CO. Aucts.
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By K. b. Cook & Co.

Il z. De JUDh
Y No 70 Main St-The subscribers will Commences
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct 27th at III
o'clock, and continue the every night They
have hand great variety of goods suited to such
sales consisting of large and general assortment of
Witches Jewelry, &c. together with assortment
of Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, Clothing, Sc. &c.
Every article sold by warranted to be as repre-.
scented, or the money win be refunded.
ocH E. B. COOK & CO., Aucts
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By Taylor & Williams.

CROPS. STOCK, HOUSEHOLD Ann
- kiTCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Having sold my Farm in Henrico county shall offer
for sale at Ancrion, on MONDAY. 5th Of November.
on the premises, commencing at IL O'Clock my Crops
OF Corn, Shucks, Fodder &c, with Horses 1 Market
wagon carriage and Harness in good order lot House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture &C. & $3.50 - :
TERMs-Cash. STEPHEN CHIDPEy
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts moi
fOSTPONEMENT.-.l cOnseQuence ar
weather. the above sale has been postponed
TO FRIDAY, the 9th inst at the same hour
no b TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Auets
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9 TOT. EN-.From the llnrisCr1, g s cSci Fl.
bottom gold dial, made by WIN; Cooper Lvstroel
No. 1885 A reward Of so win DO PAID 'or its 40
10 $40 = tas D''ps's1 JOHN H. TALlAFERRo..
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'kO THE PUBLIC.--TIc subscriber be 9s
leave to announce to his friends and the public
generally, that owing to the difficulty which has hith-
erto existed in afording agreeable accommodations to
his guests, whenever there large assemblages in
the city he has been induced to large and COM
mOdiouB house in front of the Exchange Hotel This
present house) which will afford hn ninety choice
rooms which, i'll addition TO his former extensive ac-
commodations will enable him entertain about oNE
THOUSAND PERSONS at the approaching State Agri-
cultural Fair.
He begs further to state that he appears
in card to the public without beng prompted by
feeling of gratitude TO express his thanks for the very
generous patronage with which he has always been
favored and feeling encouraged pledges his best ex-
ertions to cater for the public and public
fort, which has heretofore been his constant aim and
effort JOHN 2. BALLARD,
oc 25-tf Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel.
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BY Alexander Mott.
EURNITU DRY GOODS, HATS,
T. SHOES, CLOTHING, Gc.-Will be sold at suc-
ton, ON SATURDAY, November 10th. large and
general assortment of Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture Stoves, &C.
ALSO-Several invoices of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoea and Fancy Articles, Jewelry &C.; and large
lot of Cigars.
ALSO-A lot of Blacksmith's Tools, consisting OF
Hammers, Sledges, Tongs, Swages of all Sizes BEL
lows, Heading Tools for bolts Stock and Des APPS,
Horse Shoene Tools, lot Cast and clustered steeI.
These articles all in perfect order. bacAsn'hs
will do well TO attend this sale or,,
ALA ANOii- AuCt'
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BY Richard Caaf6or1
lO0 REA1IS LETTER, cap AMI N1,er,

Sl00 REAMS LETTER CAP AMI N6,r.r.
ISUV PAPER &c, AT AUCTION-On FRiDAY
9Th instant, at 10 O'Clock, my store win sell ac
realms Letter Cap and Note Papers, of superior qusIi
ties and styles. f--.'
ALSO-A few Blank Books. Envelopes Steel Pens
Raging Cards, &c. being the stock of sfafioner
The attention Of the trade and the public invited
neg r. CAUTHORN
,AODfTlONAL.--Will be added to my sale This
steads Tables, Stoves &c = '1
ALSO-3 Tents and Sail la5 -
BACON. &c.-Also. q lot of Hama md sson,S
Mackerel Herrings, Nails, &c Ao1''ei''
NOS q Cxrrrx.ryxr
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THIS DAT.


by Larus e Shipe.
HOICE CONSIENMRNTO OF I'm.
Nh KAvINGS AT AUCTION.-On THIS fFridayl
ssl.,a n q Il O'Clock. viii sell at auction 1t
c, Of Ensrayines &C. &c. ever offered IN this
VIA Of the Sister Msdonna sffer Raphael
hi. $500 sti after Lindsen Sir Walter Scott and
1,sy, webster Calhoun. and other fse and eostly
sttend q hi. oyer, Of the fine invited TO
stock must possyeIy he only chance the entire
LARUS SHINE
a,,.s.
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nos GODDIN APpFRSON Aucts

no D UODDlN APPERSON, Aucts,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON NJ DDOX HILL, NEAR
R!CHMOND.-As Commissioner of the County Court
OF Henrco, IN the case of Boarman against Boarman
&C., pronounced on the 5th November, 1855 shall
proceed to sell at public auction the premises on
SATURDAY, the nth day of November, 1856 at the
hour OF o'clock, p. NJ, BRICK TENEMENT on
Maddox Hill, near the residence of Mr. VIM Jarvis
recently occupied by Polly Boarman The lot fronts
35 feet, runs back 100 feet.
TERMs:-One-fourth cash balance at 6, 10 and Is
months for negotiable notes. bearing interest satis-
factory endorsed and title retained till last note is
paid JAS. r. CRENSHAW Comr
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts NOT
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MARINn NEWS
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ARRIVED,
:, v.sLs. BilIock, Rockland. lime, D. B.
loo ! 60 Rathney, Windsor. N. s., Shields X
SSs,,il.s, .as,iue. Powers, Baltimore, guano,
81, H6hIfpp 30 Marcy, Boston, ice, Griffin &
!, :. ~, Collins Royal, New York, hay, Marx
*. III. g.dkins. James River, mds.
Z LsSl'''i'f SAILED,
-, Waters New York. mdz, d. & w.
5-,;rd schr. ). X. Allen, Baker,
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s. KUTTI,
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION
l. UNION STEAMSHIP COM-
80, paHy-for Philadelphia, via
d. I ity Point and Norfolk

<SIss UNION STEAMSHIP cow
|N.fTT, paHy-for Philadelphia, via
eyAxs sty Point and Norfolk
I Sr1..--sx steamer VIRGINIA, Captain David
70, Sa9t CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. T..
''esIef PENNSYLVANIA, Capt Z. Off
gr.' superior Steamers will leave Rich
1day toa, iutiher notice, every Tuesday and
fy gby'1.ilHe at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ia IA aiiu passengers. Returning, lehye Phil
alGgri,l ednesday and Saturday morn
-1g tt;s iSfs are now in fine order increased ae-
tsdsd a. .i 1he comfort of passengers having
:. BY reynT ESQ more room for freight and we
u cesaEqt,ssidiy dispatch and care in protecting
yss'gHsge 70 our charge, 10 receive an increase
.lnent by this line,
s4ss th,o,.t Fare Reduced.
d. 81 70 nfw York, aud found ..sSO0
4. esbt Philadelphia, and found LIST
- tlloupb " ~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
A. 't4n eN % fhiadelphia, not found, I'd
rr,aBests Font ani Norfolk same as by the
q tsree avs by this line can stop in Philadeiubis
S4e ticket 'a 'isi proceed 70 New York by
s~a ii. Il. FUTILE, Agent,
[ W Rockets.
sHas p ~ PEPPER. Pure African Cav.
r., 7sf JHsf received and for sale by
W An. A. BODERER,
f''assary and Druggist, 10 Main ct.
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By Il. u. Cook & Go.
BY G0ddin & App

VALUABLE H l. r AND LOT ON
FRANKLIN ST, AND LOT ON 9Th ST., AT
AUCTION.-Win be sold, ON MONDAY next, the
18th November, 1885, the premises, commencing
at O'clock p NJ, small brick tenement on the north
side of franklin street, adjoining the office of Mr..
Thomas Otey, and opposite Mr.. A. Kings carriage
mandatory -.
Also, at o'clock on the premises, most beautiful
lot on the side of 9th, between Cary and Canal
streets. adjoining the building being erected by
Mr.. Dan'l Hunt, fronting 81 feet, running back lib
feet to alley.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at and months,
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till the last note Is paid
GODDIN IL APPERSON, AuctS.