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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
Tnr FsacAs IN THE llousr.--A Washington cor.
resnonden. gives the folIowinr accon, nj M. RI.

TsE FaAcas ~ THE iiousr.--A Washington cor.
y respondent gives the following accoua. Of lite re-.
cen. f,acas in the House Of Representatives.
Thu ftsi Gytt OF the season occurred this moir.
Ing. Alr.. Farley Of Maine, very amiablc AMI
moderate Wing tnea,bet has charge OF the bill for
establishing line Of telegraph across the teri.
tories between the Mississippi River and the Pa.
cific Ocean. liz utged II III courteous and ap.
,iopiiaie manner. lie was interrupted hy Gen.
Lave, Of OREGON, ami with ready poIl,eness, yield.
I'D HIN tic floor. The delegate from Oregon IN
stonlly launched out into u warn, opposition 10
the bill. Mr.. Farley, with perfect good temper,
and in mild aud gen,lcmanly tone, called him to
otder. Gen. Lane TUNED fetcely upon him, AMI
replied, ~ will not bc called 10 otdet." Mr..
Farley rejoined with intense excitement OF man.
ncr. ~ have rs much right 10 call you 10 order
MS You had to call nc 10 0rder.' Lane is repre-.
s4nted TO have Kissed out the words, "You afc a
.liaf,n. 10 which Nj. Farley tespanded, "You arc
0'G-d.j--.d liar" The parties instantly rush.
I'd upon one another, striking fufously. Whether
any Of the blows OF either took elect, could not
/, determine. They wele fortunately, Of the coin.
lleDceInent OF the fracas, s,paIa by Two desks.
Bloc these obstacles were overcome, each Of the
contestants was surrounded aud seized BY several
Of hsy friends. The entire pfovocalion proceeded
tt3m Lane, the above description Of The scene
s.owsi and though the language Of Nh. Farley
admits Of no other excuse than that Of uncontIal-
latc excitement. produced by Az in,olctahlo IN.
suit, the feeling and opinion Of the House weie
unanimously with him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
Accident in Philadelphia TO Ska
ters--Two Lives Lost ~

L.. a r X x
This accident mentioned in otit seleetapllc
dispatches is tins more particularly, described; 81
PnlLS bELsils, FEB. 8! This AFTERNOON, rs large
ctowdsIwere skating gon the Schpylklil tiyeb q.
boye Paramount, theice htose, and Mr,iEole s.
Shinn, druggist at North East corner of Broad
ana sptuce, and q Miss Russell, his wfe's sister,
we,e drowned. Nr.a1S.wps skating aud pushing
Miss Russell on sled bet0le him, as is his Gus
tom. A very large number OF nttsons saw The
accident but were unable 10 render any assist:
aiicc. Mr. Shinn belonged to one Of our Oldest
and most respectable Quaker families.
a correspondent at Philadelphia furnishes The
following particulars Of the above sad aiialt, 90
follows; EEsa
4 sad occurrence took place sholt distance
above fairmont on Saturday afternoon. Hundreds
of skaters ord lockers on wtic GtoMped about on
tho ice, anil glltlso,ne voices were heari on all
sides. II was beautiful sght-old ond young
cnioyed tie spot, and many wetc the, loud md
merry laughs when some unfortunate wight sud.
denly fell and raised bumps oil bis head Which
ore mol described IN any WORK on phftnolosy. al
at once the joyous SEEM was changed to ono Of
deepest aorow. A piercing scream waa heard,
quickly followed By anothtr, and Tho cry raised
they have bfoken in aE. Samuel Shnli, ttithe
corner OF Broad and Spruce streets, wig was n.
mong the skaters, placed Miss Eliza Russell on q
chair on runners, and was playiulIy amusing him
self by ptopeling her IN tlis manner over the ice.
Getting some dista fiom the inan crowd lie
struck upon some new rqadc Ice, which gave way
Under thtif united weight, uhd they wcrc both
drowned before assis,aace could reach them. \
Mr.. Shinn once rose 10 the surface, when one
OF tue melnbets oil the skating club, threw him The
cgd of shawl, which only missed his struggling
grasp BY abou, four ilchcs. The most Intense OK.
cltelnent prevailed. a Loaf was procured, aud
bodies recovered in few minutes, but all attempts
10 reSuScita,e tlcnL were lfuitleSs, The body Of
Mr.. Slinr was hanled up from The bottom by q
boat hook, and tie body OF Miss Russell was re.
covc.cl short distance from him under Tho Ice.
The water where the unfortunate couple were
drowned, was only about FIVE FEET deep. II Is
supposed that alt. Shinn IN his eagerntss 10 save
The young lady, lost his presence Of mind, lle'
dress was tied around her ANGLES with q handker'
chief while she WIS OIL the fatal clIuit, OF o.her.
wise II might have bnUyed her mp. twas inleet
sorry sish and brought ents to the eyes Of all
who witnessed It, They were lnth yonng-Mr.
Shinn being about q Yeas u age, anu Miss Rus
Sell about GO. They were belTothed, and lew
mere days would have made them man an'l wife,
They arc now welded IN death, and leave q large
circle OF friends 10 mourn then SAL and untialcly
end,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
rhe French spoliation gllI.

:
THIS bil ives 10 have been called up IN the
Senate on Monday, ond Il was anticipated tlatit
you'll pass that body, and then receive TIC ap.
ployal Of the President, and 50 become a law;
and thus the government pledges 10 pay TOT lie
losses suffered BY our citizens by The French spo'
lislions plior to 1900, be redeemed. ,2s#
- The bill now before the Senate proposes 10 Gre.
ate Bostl Of thee commissioners, with secre.
tsy CLERK, atij messenger TO commence theft SEES.
sion IN October next. This board Is 10 examine
aud. decide upon all claims 10 indemnity upon the
French Government tnot heretofore provided (or>
arising out OF illegal captures, coildcmna,ions,
confscations, &c., committed by The French prior
to the 3lst July, 1901. For this purpose five mil
lions Of dollars are 10 be appropriated, 10 be paid
pro rata TO the claimants; and, by special proyi.
sion, all claims are 10 DO excluded Il not present.
ed and established within the Two years prescribed
for tho existence Of The commission. III all
cases Of transfer OF assignment no claimant TO be
entitled 10 receive an amount beyond the conSije
ration paid.
tho discussion In tho House there seemed 10
be some misapprshension as 10 The amounts likely
10 DC paid to insurers or underwriters. The No
tional In.clisoacar notices this mlsapnrclcnsioo,
ami says i,f,n .s.r
I'VE have understood, that The underwater stands
simply Ia the place Of The original owner Of the
con6sca,el vessel, and Is not IN The position Of a
speSnia,ot. III short, commerce could not be safe.
" carried on without this system Of underwriting,
No owner Of a vessel would risk Il 10 carry out
The caigoof other persons without on insurance,
and, therefore, .nsiead Of these institutions Icing
clog 70 coulIne:ce, they ole Indispensable to ITS
success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

IRA sui! was recently decided 10 the Raleigh
(Tenn.l circuit court in which the old Farmers
md Merchants Bank Of Memphis was plaintiff
onl Seth wheatIcy, ESQ.,, tho former psesideu, OF
the institution, defendant. Tic suit was broush.
to recover . large sum from Nj. Wheatley, on
Two gtounds. Fos loss 10 the bank through ntglsc.
Of duty and for alleged interpolation Of Tho funds
81 The institution. The suit us brough. reached
quite to an impeachment Of tho moral integrity Of
the defendant. Mr.. Whca!lcy waa ttinmphanty
acquitted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

4 STRANGE visron,--Upon starting our engine
this morning, thu engineer was Stalled 10 dnd ,ht
pump, or feeder, would not work. the usual rem.
ees were applied, but without eNect--no waiel
came: he was therefore obliged 10 take the pun'I
entirely 10 pieces, ard the cause Of the obstruction
was found 10 be a fish, which must have been q,
leas, six inches in length, which was found to Dc
firmly wedged in one VI the pipes. Poor fellow,
whut an intricate journey he must have had, frs,
through the pipes Of Il steam pump, ltoin HE Nj
agara river 10 tho reservoir, and ftom thence lhto
The various pipes ndown Siasota stree. 10 Man,
AMI thence 10 our ensiae.--Bgfaio Com. Adper!i'
ser, 25th,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

fnE Cosr OF THE WaR.--Thc leading English
journals complain bitterly Of tho cos. Of the war.
The London Times gives tho total expenses 70;
Twelve months at eighty millions OF dollars. For
the present year The expenditures will be still
steateb pnlessPsace shall DO declared. The oalcu.
Slation Is that at least ono hundred millions will he
necessary, and, with The best view Of tho subject,
.sElcast ffty millions Of dollars must DO raised
aanaeily,as long as The war may last, either by
an appeal 70 The money make! OF by doubling tho
: Iates upon Taxpayers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

rnE NArosal Posr orf,cE.-A bill has pass.
cd The U. S. Senate which appfopEates 100000
for Tho enlargement Of the white marble building
al Washlnston occupied the Post Office Depart.
men,. twill be so extended as TO cover the
j whole block on which II stands, and leave N the
centre square court yard for mail carriages, &c.
So rapid has been the S,owth OF the business Of
The Department, in consequence Of The diminished
Rates Of postage, the increase OF popula,ion and
.hsspread Of settlement westward, that The present
eli6cc Is altogether inadequate 10 the duties which
must be performed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

RAILROAD Bosns.--lho sale Of oil tho bonds OF
the Richmond and DsnyiIo RAILROAD company, Is a
fact which wo know will be gratifying 10 our rea.
ders. They went off without The slightest troublc
aud many persons who desired 70 inYes, in them,
had their application rejected because they came
too late. Those who have had This matter In hand
say that ut least half million of dollars could
have been easily disposed Of, II /. had been neccs
saiy 10 sell 50 nlany.--Daa, Rfp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

GTClefgymcn were formerly prohibited by The
constitution Of New York from holding any civil
Office in that State; bu. in the year lSi7 this pro-
vision was abolished. The first clergyman ever
elected to q civil office in that Commonwealth is
the one just chosen by the Know.NotNings 10 the
Senate from Governor Ciark's district, the Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

4 BEAUTIFUL SMSlycATloy. Alabama sien.
fes IN The Indian language 'Ilete We res,p A
story is told Of tribe Of lndiins who nd from o
restless foe 10 The tackles fo:est IN the south.
west. Weary aud travel worn they teached no.
bio uyer, which flowed through s beautiful coun,
Try. The chieftain Of tue ballli struck his tent.
pole in the ground, ond excanedl "Alabana
Alabanlar i"t!eIe W0 shall rest! Hare we shaIl
rcstn)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

DESPERATION or PoYEsry.-Coinpated 10 The
poor shiyering people who are withoa, work, mo-
ncy, fuel OF food, tie inmates Of our ails ate well
on. 1t Is loI this reason that IN winter many throw
themselves in the way Of arrest 10 &c. committed
to prison. IN Cincinnati, lately, poor irish gill
named Mary Cavauagh, stole basket for the OK.
press purpose Of being sent to prison during The
cold weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

CArEcil,slSo Bill. Aln.--lhe Licking (Ohio)
Herald, puts tho following question TO the editor Of
the Bell Air Tunes:
flow large Is tie population Of Bell Alt, and
what are Is prospects for future wealth and great
neSs' nf
Wonder II there arc any corner lois yet unsold
thu, can lie purchased al fur pflcel
Wondci Il the city Of Wheeling will be Moved
to BELL air, OF will the latter plnce 10 joined ~
Wheeling by special ac' Of tho Legislature?
ARE ci.lzens oil both cities friendly TO The success
and prosperity Of both places or ate they jealous Of
one another?
Ann lastly, when will tho city of Bcll.Ait be
Gnishedi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Ose or TiE ElorEiS.--A gentleman way OF IN
Arkansas, who hal been stopping ut o crosScoun.
Try tavern about two weeks, writes 10 a ltctd
about The manner in which hotel ailait3 ale con-
Quoted. lie says:
The regulations Of the house afc written In q
bold round hand, and tackled on the door oil each
bedroom. The rules ntG rsidty enforced, and the
slightest deviation Is met with the penalty. tleIe
they are:
/. Gen,lcmen will black their boots beiUTe lea.
ying their rooms, or they will no, be admitted to
table without OH extra charge Of II bh ol meal,
9. Gentlemen going 10 bed with tl!elr toots on
will be fined quarter for the fist offence, fol''
hits for the second, aud turned out aud sued Tor
tIci. board for tho ,hirt,--,ie Landlord holding on
10 the plumber.
3. No person allowed 10 call twice for The same
dish, without paying an extra BIZ.
1. Gentlemen mol on hand nj meal tunes cannon
come to the table without paying an extra bit.
6. Any gentleman found going To The ladies'
rooms will be fined five dollars and perhaps turned
out II tho case is aggroyating,
0. An travellers are expected totrcat before lea
wing tho housc--,ku landiold holding on 10 Me
plnnder until lle comes out.
Z. Loud snoring not allowed, anu fine Of bIt
for every offence.
8. Country soup for washing given flee; blt q
week tor town soap.
0. a half dime will DO cha getl for The privilege
OF the back porch on shady afternoon.
TO- Liquors wIth white sugar, bi, dfnkiwish
common sugar Gyc cents.
II. Tho LANDLORD trusts that bis hoardcts viii
observe the above rules, and say nothing, or means
will 10 taken 10 see that they do.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

QTAmong tho cnrlosiies al Apsley lIousc, resi-
dence Of the Duke Of Wellington, is a ttnckle.
he'd on which he slept. why Is Il 50 nartow!'
inquired friend; there Is not room to turn In Il.
'l'ntn in IT, cried his grace, when once man
begins toiutn In bis bed, Il Is time 10 lNtn out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

1J'LaughM the man who attempted 10 de.
fraud the Citizens Bank Of Fulton, New York,
out OF $1,000, broke jail on lhurslay night aud
escaped.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

The Third insettion-Ile reads It,
The foulih inset!ion-'le looks at The pIce.
The 9Th nserlion--He speaks Of !, 10 his wife.
Tho sixth nseTtion-Shcis willing 10 buy.
The seyenth--ile purchases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

o1.slen ate sometimes accused Of pride, more
because their acctsers would be proud themselves
were they IN their placeS.--Shshstons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

1TThc las, case Of Jealousy IS tha, OF lady
who discarded llet lover, because, IN speaking Of
his voyage, he said he plugged the shore.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

ADVERTISING IA French pare, thus traces The
sensation Of reader Of advertisements:
The first inseition--tlc don't see It..
Tho second in.et,ion-lle sees Il, but don't read
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

W. PAUSE ron 4 RsFLr.--why cant = man
speak OF Shakespeare without alludIng 10 him aS
tie lizard Of AVON or 'llAmortal VIII"
How is it tha; sou can't take UP young lays
album, Surprising s1cL q happily almost eSplou'
cd nuisance eStani,) witNoutlet being down up
you for ~ 'Acr0slic' ora. 'Iaptompn3'
Why can't young lal!yst dawn 10 me piano
without an additional Accompaniment 10 her song
~ The shape II 'Such dreadful cold''
How IS L thai young laileso ford complexion
incline TO pink bonnrtsl and again thost OF un'
usual paIcness affect those Of cernan TINT
Why can't q man lend his countenancs 10 we
moasiache movement, wilhou, aseliblng 10 his an!
nOthIng' sanitary vittncSt
How is It ttal musical genius can't refrain nom
playing imaginary pianots, IN dull intervals ~
crowded dinner pntesl .,.-
Why can'l young ladies' abstain from Kissing
babies ftanlcally before srangets.
Why can't man 80 10 Paris without returning
with supeEanua,ed toothbrush, ~ the gu'se o.
n inous,acltl And lastly,
How does Il happen That whenever you cnehce
10 stay out late, upon your returning us quietly as
possible, every door creaks ten times as much rs
usual Ond The Stairs 80 of like parSs Of a''ely'
-London Diogtnes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
Sullivall CITY Defeated

G, Mickey would respectfully unnVulSe " the eltl'
y zeus OF wteeIi,s. aud hts old customers Gecsiy,
thai he has opeIeda 6Iaath Ilohi Little Union VI where
With a. much cate IS possible 1T tito last i've yeas,
am nov al the McluIe House. one dour sou The Mar
ket street entrance waiting 10 gIapp my DID customers
mite East aud southern part hy tt i1Ge VI ikelr rls
10 CLEAN their chis Chs we've never EIelEed before.
fcLItssly S,l 1885 !cbCim
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

y viii, easy 70 cut UP a dead elephans'-Ahi.
con Proptrb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

AN ELEGANT AND ERFtCAClOuS REMEDY
for Cough is
DR.. ChapmaA's Hoarhound Batsam,
Prepared and sold by = Il LOGAN 4 Co,
Erldsc Druggists.
oFPrIee 60 cents. iG2j
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For Rent.

THE room occupied BY iit.hfeld& Co, a,,b,.
St0ie-r0sseAslon given OH tue frat day OF ApIi! III
Esquire 81 J. X lIUlsIorl. ''H
Twill also rent Union Hall BY The ytat L haze a.,
rooms IL the second sso'y, fIonilnS on MaiMN, in i1
buildings, that viii make good 0iles for iany la s,.
which will rent on good tel ms For pllttuaIs Iit,
NJ JUG JSO. X. EOISFOKI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

BuLwEa Nor So BAp.-We think Il WAS The
following fabrication which, Shor. tine ago,
called forth come ,ety sage and pious reflections
from, pious editors. lisa pity that oil this vaIu-
able murallzins should be thus spoiled:
As.ofy having been circulated in regard 10 the
novelist BuIwer, having no foundation III truth, II
is.thus conlraliaiel IN popia persona. ,.,.
SiR,t-in the Critic Of December, 10th, read
& that Anew, York paper Estates tlia, luwcr, the
novelist In letter 10 gentleman at boston, says
II haye'clpsed my career as a writer Of iiciUn
y am gloomy aud a'Oapny' have expended tho
l,owets Of life, ch'SIs pleasure where il Is not 10
be found" Assuming lulwef the novelist 10
y 10 myself, beG 10 state tina, know no gentle.
man IN Boston, to whom should write upon any
matter concerning Mysef--,lat never wfolc any
thing OF the sort 10 any one--and that the whole
statement Is a complete fabrication.
q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Tayernl Stand forRent

THAT wei spown ana popular TSystAin TrIsdN,u.
now kept By Sfs, Rreleh. oife d ipf tnl l"t
Nth Ihe lfniiule,iof oEe otnlore yeA1s, rOsstSAa
BIZ ciyrn on the ist day Or a mil next. &
be Mouse II In good aid has an estelIent "0aa
eustbf,. The Aabiing attacked Is large S9d c0O,H,p4
Grbte OF ateonmol iilg 50 or % had Of Le.S,' ~,
lie Stable, rs well the house, IS supplied with
DAME OF excellent water.
For Information inquire Of T. ". Prmbeitor.., a.
penbcJion iloute Wheeling, or to Mr Garrison. il
aheiphia. "
,cI9 . 49,. .sy,.,y. .s...-.. I.--. JNO, ID. HOLTvu
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) ~ ! ~ ~ "a DUEWLN I1YTTU"'
t We infer from this contradition, moi only that
& Sit Elwatd's career Gas a writer of fiction" is
not closed, but also that ho Is as yet unaffected
with hypoehondIin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
Two Honest.
,tIr Stnnutn. I Iteitoua2,


yes, sit-yo,nes slocum, M aA
Some SIX months ago, Mt, Slotun, yoN gave
me credit for pair OF ptce tiyc loilals@-i
have now called 10 liqlilale HE demand RAJ
owe me five dollars. Why have no femem'
brance OF the fact'
ne Ihat as i.may, The debt Is honest aud mus
be paid
Here the middle.arel gentleman IN pepper aug
salt cassaete t1ok onl well 3flIletl pocRei' doom
and handed Socum a twenty.doIIOr t'Il, SIocum
balanced tho account, aud handed 70 The gen
lempn In seasoned weaving apparel hl'sen aot'
lars being The balance on The b,,ols,
The middle aged gentleman len, wht!e s'oca ~
went OF ina rcYety. ,, ;,
We'll, the world is no. SO bad alter al|; here Of
least IS one genuine honest man. VIII never
sneak III of The human family again.,
ID Scene-Atl Exchange. olliee--En'c' s!och'll'
bullion, ny hoy Just discount this lot OF mon
ey, and give current
,Whatdo you throw that ont foE9'
NO, wotth cent--oue 0l lie new cou'''e''chs
thai can>o ont yesterday
S!ocun once mote y6cs on into Tevefy. -,
Curse that scounltel. That's tue very wv
thu, the hoptst man paid me Yesterday, lor Them
boots. What vile world! don't tcl'yye lheFe
Is one upright man on cattti' ,... a
The last We cav Of SlOcun, no was pa'I'VS w
(ot u "perce" 10 enter complaint.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Eg92saasNeW confectionery.
IJTILLfAS FOX would respectfully INFORM The Gill;
w tens o. Wheeling, that helas olfgei new eonee
tloRery Establishment 1t tho old stand q the "india1
Queen, on Main street below Monl0e. iic confidently
invites HE old and patr6n.e hin III bis now
business
I0'lte creams and the decaees OF lie season, Al a
hnuT$ ..'' ,nih
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
JTiRGlNiA-At Rules teld IT. the Clcrks Office Of tie
circuit court OF Ohio county for the month Of FebIu
aly, 1880,

VS.,
Louis ttlnss, Hiram lsiilines jonathan ul. Sln Debt
lcck, Johu Smith, and Lea 7. Nichols, la,tnsrs
under tle firm snc Of Billings, bullock q Co.
Tie object OF this suit Is 10 recover the sum OF $3.50
cents duo tic plaIn,if, with nees, and costs IN which
suit oil attachment was Issued AMI returned served
idAyt having h;en made according to law, that tic
defendants, Louis ntinss, liirOm Biting, Iona.an
bullock, and John Smith, arc not Inhabitants Of the
State OF yhFiCA ton motion Of tie plaintiff b his
In one month after We publication Of his order, at
10 what may no necessary 10 project eheir interests IN
ills SHIT, ohd l,a copy Of this Ooi be tOrthwithnsel
10, tour successive weeks AMI posted al M font door ii
the court oss Of Ohio county Oh tho list day Of the next
county court,
CatIuaN sIIr1 AhE
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For Rent.

TOT NCNI,
THE Store Room and dwelling on Main SIT ct. lately
occupied by Asuar". Possession Car no had nlncdt-
ately.
A!:o-the Store Roomun Monroe street, now occupied
hy faiterson& Co., asa Drug S,oc. Possession given
tie iirSt OF Ami.
Apply " Jas. Maxwell, or
PH&T0S, DoSLOS & Co,
in?a Snji Main street.
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FUN NEN T.
Main sirfsi. Al n,e,e n curjed BIZ MIA Kd q
Possession given i.t ApIiIneSt. ArllytO
iniT J IS rASINS
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. =
rI'liH undersigned Offers ior salc his iOuSe and "A.
Market street, east side, between Monfne and Il, 9
sreeis The Iot Is Il feet 'front.' win good bIItk a.,
ling house ami out buildings
II sill be sold low ami on accommodating tens a,
possession given sny iine afler the rato: oS,cser
nS'EIqulTe OF
kcnS t.f-V j. y ytVvrb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

NOTICE-ESFRA,
HAVING been East and selected the most splendid
Ill lois OF marble aver brought 10 this maj ket want
al my Eeuls 10 call Immediately and leave Their orders
for an kind they may want.
Having purclased largely, will finish up work IN tho
latest aud most approved styles AMI Attn lowest rates.
lei3 Is. J, RoIiAN.