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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31

Virginia TO wit /:

Virginia TO wit.
In NE Circuit Court Of Jefferson souuiy. June
sth, May term 1856
T10ass PAiiip5, Plaiptia
Abysis" ~. Haiso, D,sndsni.
NsEA-ss Wsik0, Plainun,
TIE ,srls p.6,s.,,
s@~ss' Z sfsaaf, Plsistid,
cHANcERY. D'sne'ht
THESE eautSs having been renewed to hi,
4 Csaf' ifon he coany cOurt OF hi. county.
10 oftefed Vat tie same ee put 90 the afgumsat
docket Of the present term Of this court ana com
ing on TO be heard this tlh DAY OF June lHSS on The
psp-rs formerly read. on confederation theresf the
Sss1i SS'a a-laase, sT4SE Ac4 Gscgss, .Azi l@ess
causes be RETIRED 10 Commissioner Stone TO a.
esrtain and report to this Court st is merit Term
what liens there are the real estate OF the al
seat defendant Abraham II. Hsiuss FAMED in the
ball, arising from the attachments 10 these or al
tAehments On any other cases. also from deeds Of
trusts, Judgments, or in any other manner and tAe
amounts OF sad liens and their several psfo4iiits
and 10 this end. that the Con missioner Go al
StTtse Tor four consecutive weeks, and the same
be equivalent TO pefsos s service OF the notices In
some nsuspapsr PrinSsd ia chafis,towu, Jefferson
eouniy, for all creditors Of Abraham II. HAias-
and ell Other persons claiming LEA, on the real
estate Of said Halne>, 10 prove their claims"
Copy-Teste,
no r BROWN, CLERK.
CoAsissioNKHs OrFtcE
Chaflestown. Jefiersoh county (
Tie pE';iys interested IL n, above sais sr- here.
BY noiihed that have hTed uP0n the Goth day Of
next Moath August, al nv ssid otiee To execute
ths above decree a. which time and place they and
all Other persons claiming Iiens on the rss estate u
said Abraham III. Haines. are required TO at
tend with preof 81 their claims. Given uudsr my
hand as eommi,sionef 0f he said Couri, this Gath
day Of July. 1856. sAML STONE.
July %, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31
otfaY Horse.

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FOR SALE

TE1HR tubscffff rEsfs Or sait iar saoss boz
n Cheflesioua. aith ts- i0's sltsrhsf whirh
have hsrfiafofs hsen rrrnpirf tY Efvsff uant.
e. nisct smiih All WaTor. Nekrfs sh1rs u Be-
an eHrsiisrt siand frf 1utiarts cf Ella iis fsraif
ui'i sake csuiofisais dgrilfngs
ysIy 81. irs9 JAMES " BELLER.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31
5000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT

Jaly %. 1856. L NOoN T. '9'n'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
coMeLnTn LIBRARY EDtrtoN.

In i've very large octave Volumes with Portrait steel
Of Charles Dickens, containing the same reading matter
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising four tousn
very large double cOlumned pages, Handsomely printed
bound in various STYLES. ~ '''i
VOLUME contains plekwlek Papers and Old curssI.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
x.xss7nrs, oH.o.

A- j. B. Tot3SysrfM:
DEAR sIR:--I have been afflicted foT t!,r.e years
with rheumatism IL back, and or te last six months
able get out OF bel without help your agent in our
city insisted my trying bottle Of Chang Flu Linr.u
and what effect tW"uh have; AMI bottle has relieved
much that able get my bed without
Guilty IL has been blessing just try yoursc4nd
you will be SCl pleased.
Mis-. n. coCHgAS.
T.'H LOGAN & Co,
myI;ly Bridge Conner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

TINE undersigned takes pleasure in INFORM ne his rends
i anI the citizens Wheeling vicinity HAT he has
just received his Fall and winter supply of
L0fhS, CGSSimereS and FcStinqs,
Not thinking necessary 10 my stock simply
it consists OF very latest and aSIiiona
Bile style OF Cloths, eas-inr vsytinss plsn aud fancy
together with full assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods
(vEemen wishing anything line will do we'll give
me CALI as determined to sell low any other
do and work for style and quality shall
got up tunonc. Having the Of
peent cutters, feel satisfied in assuring who
favor with call to give entire satisfaction. An goods
warranted to be : represented or SALE.
Coats Pants got up order the shortest
tce. J. H. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
oclo No. :, Washington Han.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
Savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LETTERS At ruK OLD rosrorp1

E-C5lllVNET 4 IIlk Old FUsTUFFICE!
AM now receiving and opening unusually large and
lensEal assaEt, Of Boots Shoes, HAS onnets Uu-
peas aud Carpet ScSa at the Of Market Mon.
Sc Tess, Wheeling. Va In M omerJY occupied as
se Pest once and opposite ilse &c Ia II ,L,a very large
sad snt!rry new stock Nhleii vas d cash,
ne manufacturer Of the NORTH d ft a. favorable
SiFeansAu~vs, and 0Esr them the eZens Wheeling
saa vicinity reduced Wholesale RETAIL rrspertfui-
D selet share 81 patronage.
ietn h Hseess 20 say much In praise of my stock. II
iiatr ret III reo5 NJ Wheeling are not 20 easily hunl
lsHd by advertising Pra sa8es have any yari
- ~ men, s5utl and hos Roots and Shoes MIRROR siIk
sstsksa vol Lrghnrn brush and Hats La
-s Farety q ak. La2n straw Braid BOrnats Of
- rsfi rl1rni fa-hsus AID s;ylr-
49, ICES. Slippers alters both for lntIes misses
a. t o. = hs Eo'i fashionable Style make ami quality
sah ati tse Tor posrseirrs
ttg4f trss stlrk II the abnve named arti.
etlHss rssreciiubF invite Country Merchants to call
- O. s'ui ~ .heir OEdsts I wI duplicate bills
sps H. II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
New Savings Bank Store,
AT. THE
OLD POST OFFICE.
as IS

AT THE
OLD POST OFFICE.
sSheep IhC Head aud Feet COTered.1
CTIZENS Of Wheeling Eni ycinty:This oil maxim for
~ health reminds that may not be auiss TO call 20
attention my Fall and Winter stock of Boos Shoes Hats,
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet sacks at the OF Market
and Monroe where yea Will find varety OF
fashionable lately received Goods suitable to the seson at
low prices.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst yon respectfully solicit all to call and
examine my stock (t will be pleasure tn and wait
you thus uniting labor with that may give their OIL
spring health and Ihis adding industry and economy
may havs health.
Ladies il yon wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter R0nnetS, sure,
Gentlemen, Il you wish purchase fashionable Cap
Call at the above place, where you viii Eet-that
Remember the old Post Office
To Country Merchants have few Goods to dispose Of at
low prices.
Oclg r. II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
Public NOTICE.

Public Notice.
ATISG discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
kept by me- Market street. city Vince ling,
all persons indebted hereby required pay.
before tha LIST d Of April, otherwise the will
put the PrOccss OF collection by without respect
persons. ANDREW MGLDEW.
March 18Th 1855 marl4
D3RTTCTLAR attention is Cae TO a new style Of lever
watch, srtry part Of lrhich is manufactured tnrer-
c which is csed in every variety style, gold silver
ThrsA watches arceweleI and all warranted be
tne-keeperS-
For sale by @. T. BROWN,
mayl Washington Hall, Monroe -.
NOTICE.
IL persons knowing themselves indebted to SIcCalens
IL Knox earnestly requested call by
or note before the first of January. 81
Persons having claims AGAINST the firm will usase
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16

In all ,he principal atcs aud Towns these works WIN bs
delivered Free of Postage. when scnt by mall G.e
the Postage to any The United States viii be but
Twenty Four Gents year for 'BIscEwOOd' aud bot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
Illustrated Bdftion in l2 vols.

Illustrated Edition in IL Vols.
This edition ID printed very thick and fine white pnp.r
aud s profusey Illustrated, sith all the original ustra'
tons By Crukshank Alfred CroWqu, lTE &c, from tho
original London edition. copper, Steel and wood Hach
volume contains novel complete, and may had Ia Sets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
BLACK, RRovs, eFrEy, alrE. OLIVE AaD

NOTICE-EXTRA.
lhaya small stock Of Common Clothing that will dis.
pose OF az cost or less, for my SpraE
EraI p1cr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
MISCELLANEO
! .. MARSH. ~ NJ. 7. wATaGN.
Marsha& WaymanA Id
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DElLEEs IS
BOOTS AND SHOES
Al TliR OLD STAND or }. B. MARSH
No. IS. Monroe ST.,

No. IS, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
SRET DOOR 10 GEEEE or AND co.'s
M Eare Receiving from eastern manufacturers
w one OF the Igst and best assortm.nts boots and
they having been selected great manufactured
10 oEasT secorng to our ~ the best work
red to accommodate customers either wholesale
ta with variety Of Tan and Winter Goods not to be sur
or material CT durability rkuanship whether made in
this city or any other country.
onr stock consists In par. Of the following artieles:
800 pairs best calf boots
&c g t se
$50 water proof boots.
XlSs HRoO4xs.
S1l pairs best calf brogans;
$ s 4; RE sS, -, 49,.
ee9 pairs boys thick brogans;
g g youth: siP
900 pairs boys theG Boots asS'''
20 80 s eaif
YOUTHS pooTs.
80 pairs youths salf boots,
~ zsS KIP shEel
80 pairs wemGn's CATERS, al cUIoEs;
ESQ walking shoes;
5eS eS 6a.kins;
Xlssts' soo4s.
go morocco boots;
80 SSiteF
sSS f ffs
cHi,DKES's Eoorsl
Gl9 childrens fancy boots;
1nG0 Kid and morocco
80 goat
a'oo mems. sooaaa'a and misses gum shoes of tho
Also great variety here enumerated which We will
sell either Wholesale or ra the most accommodating
terms.
Merchant, VII find ito their decided advantage to eau
and examine stosk before making their Fail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16

Gentlemen Feap.cffly inVifei ea aud eNanlne
the sign Of the Biz Red Boot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
Payments to be 0sadeih all cases in adrdntc,
Money tttrFeAt IA The State to6ere issued
VW DO receirea az par.


Cl1CDDlNG.
discount of twent Ave per from the above price
viii be allowed to clubs ordering direct from L. Scott Co
four copies OF any Of the above works Thus
Four copies of Rl9ckWOOd OF Review, viii be sent
one address for $780, four copies OF the four Reviews
FlacGwOoa for $780, aud so on. III -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
The Farmers Guide.
Avn DID 4 yrfCTTIT

~ oG4GNAlFICe IND PRACIIC<tL No.
RIGIiLTI'RE
By EEEY srnTEEs F. r. s. Of Edinburgh, and he late L.
NoT1N Professor Of Scientific Agriculture In Yale Col
lege, New Haven. vols. Royal ocsNo 1850 pageA aud
numerous Wood and Steel Engravlngs
This Is eontessedy, the complete work AgreU.
turs ever published and in order give wider cirCuIH
toA the publishers have resolved to reduce the price
1--WE DOLLARS PoK THE TWO VOLUMES.
When sent by mail ost-p California Oregon the
price viii be To every Other Of the uniuu and
the Farm" FIT. IL ~
Renttances for any Of the above publications should
ways be addressed, postpaid to the Publishers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
Popular and Family Medicines
SOLD ny


y JOHN .Il. IHOAIPSON,
III Main -.
y DR.. wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry Prctoral,
John Bulls SarSaparilR,
Townsend's do
Osgoods India ChOlagogue,
Dr. HOutn'5 Pspsin,
Green's 0vygenated Bittxrz,
HOlandS German do
MOrtmer'S Rheumatic Compound,
Scarps Auecustic OIL,
Stroblt's Pile Imminent,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Linilnen:
McLane veripifuge,
McLane Liver Pills,
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew DaViiS, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do
Dalley'L Pain Extractor,
McAll!sier'I all healing Ointment,
DF. anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Raiway's Ready Relief,
do Me,iicated Soap.
G5 together With all other popular Family Medicines.
nnY1S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16

Pref. Woods Oriental SauatIvc E.Infment.
This Lnsent il valuable auxiliary In the Of
s0'He OF the most formidable Diseases with which Is
to contend for instance iaiG1dGos OF TIE lRiGS aaG
AetesLs BY thorough aaA continued application this
Lnment oveF the region u the affected organ these other
Use Formidable diseases dSare1 Of
nall their terrors particularly among children, ami lhous
aHda OF mothers they allowed SPEAK would with all
the eoIuence OF feeling and aecon bear their united
tiuony TO the fact that had snatchr theis elrSn
The very jaws nj teata and restored them their
health and beauty AGAIN. Il wl he found powerful
larry in renewing what generally known A;ue Cake
or an enlargement OF the spleen in all WHERE exeE
nal Of this Imminent all be found useful
Market St, st. Louis.
For sale wholesale and retail Theeliwghy
J. r. VOWEL, Monroe ST., and
T. II. LOGAN & CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-16
MEDICAI.
Prof Woods'

HAIR RESTORATIVE Is nos for the hrst
II time Introduced TO the citizens Of Wheeling at No. IS
MONROE street. which Is the only remedy invented
that VIII efectuay restore the grey hairs and R5Ncrs
ne original colot OF youth, without dying the bald
rut and prevent the hair fro falling on from
the hty sement 80 Objectionable in divers preparations
different names now before the public; the
beautiful article tos the toilet, for the nId young,
only be appreciated By its use and AL respectfully
t To eau ~ the Depot and the testimonials Of
and gentlemen OF high reputation in the South and West
Of the distinguished Senator Judge Breese Of
Illinois.
Carlyle, H.. June e. 1888.
have used Prof o, 5. wuods IaIr RestoratlYc' and
have Hdmret the wonderful effect. Ny hair becoming
az Thought pEeHa1urely grey the Orhis .Eeso
rStiTe 1t has resumed IL original Color and have doubt
permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator Of tse United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTIES.
ACCIDENT AT FoRDHAM.

Yesterday, James Dudderdge, residing at No 40
Hudson street, rode out TO Fordham on the New
Haven Express train, having probably mistaken II Tor
one of the Harlem cars At Fordham he jumped OIL,
and in so doing his head came in contact with the
switch with such force as to break his skull and scatter
his brains along the track Dudderidge was "a years
of sge, and leaves wife, to whom he h's been
married only year. He has been lately employed as
book keeper at No. 81 Broadway. The train was
going at the rate Of about 30 miles hour at the time
of the accident An inquest was held, and verdict
rendered in accordance with the facts.
A FEMALE KIDLED BY 4 PISTOL sH0T-cCLPA-
BILE CARELEsSNEss.
lamentabe and fatal occurrence took place on tn
eve Of the Fourth in Broome street 1t appears tha'
Mis- Amelia Stewart, residing at No. la6 Broome
street, was challenged by Mr.. Abraham Bernhan to
fire off pistol which he then held in his hand. MISS
Stewart accepted the challenge and, pointing tue Ps
to through the window discharged it. Unfortunately
the weapon was charged with ball, and the missile
took effect in the left breast Of Hannah Weidmao,
who passing. The unfortunate fernlle instantly
-ank to the payensent, and 10 fifteen minutes "a'
corpse.
Mis- Steuar and Bernhcin were imm'd!s,eysr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
CELEBRATION AT BERGEN POINT.

Among the thousand modes Of celebrating the
Fourth not the least entertaining was that adopted oy
the guests and boarders of the Laourettc House. Ber
gen Point. These individuals having proper appre-
citation of the moral effect of good eating, and the rel
eous influence of good drinking, have inaugurated
among themselves a "Chowder Club Laborious
and long continued scientific research has taught them
to prepare this testaceous and mixed up luxury in the
most perfect manner known to morals and that lean
stCmached member of the club, who, on grand occa
sions fails to devour two gallons and hafo chowde
is instantly and ignominioury expelled The Club
convened in grove by the Newark Bay on the Fourth
urmindful of the clouds that lowered Ger their
heads" and set the pot boiling. In addition to the
eaftronomcal exercises, several speeches and fire.
crackers were Get off The Admiral alluded patri
otcally TO the American Eagle, and tOasts innuu,er
alb e were perpetrated. These employments were en-
Enthusiastically persevered in until evening" when
"Time' was called and they adjourned to the broad
pazzas and spacious drawing room of the Latourette
some to listen to fine band Of music that had been
erpseed by the "Club" for the benefit Of the ladies,
ard others to participate in shop" that spruog up
spontaneously at the sound Of the Pokas and Schot-
tisches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
WELCOME TO THE REV. HIGHLAND
GARNETT

A meeting of colored citizens and Others was held
last evening in the Rev. DIR. PepningtOn's Church,
corner of Prince and Marion Streets to welcome to his
native land the Rev. Henry Highland Garnett, who
had been absent six years in the West Indies. Mr. j.
j Zoulie was called to the chair. After some appro-
pirate remarks by the President, in which be pad
high compliment to Mr.. Garnett, and expressed the
Joys which bis old friends felt at his return. Mr.. Gar
nett responded fact that he alluded to was, that
some twenty years previous meeting Of colored cti-
zens had been held in New York, at which resolutions
were passed that the colored citizens would never join
in the celebration of the Fourth Of July so long as
Slavery existed in America. He regretted to see that
the people not firm in that resolution he con-
sdered the present the time to be one in which the
coorrd people felt Northern States could secure their
rights. He suggested the appointment Of Committee
to take the necessary steps to alter the laws of the
State that coored citizens could be accorded the right
of suffrage The Committee was subsequently ap
pointed.
After remarks by Messrs. Norr and POWER the
meeting adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

and assured liberty his sword, ever welded with
strength tempered by mercy was firmly sheathed no:
to be drawn again, for his oOuntrys foes were van
pushed and he knew other; hs broad, benign brow
was bare in acknowledgment of our unanimous love;
and as be passed from the great past OF his glo
GUS deeds into the great future which would de-
velop the stupendous destDies of the nation whose
life he maugufated, his hand was stretched forth with
grave gesture not in promise to national loyalty
than in depreciation of the atrocous treason that would
mpen our vital unity by goading the Stiffness Of sec
tional jealousy into the blind fury Of fraricida hate
DR.. BrTHUYE diverged to the goodness OF God IN
the gift of Washington, and after contrasting his char
acter with that of Cromwell and Napoleon, proceeded
TO speak of his physical perfection. The effects of sin
he said had been deormng that we were often dis
appointed in the physical accidents of those We loved
or yeperated. But il was not so with Washington
His out Aard form was worthy Of bic magnanlnous
soul No ideal of Phdias or Angelo equaled his
reality. Gaze upon him there, his stature reaching
the extreme hight Of our kind, his long, sinewy limbs
compacted with graceful vgor, his chest round aud
full that his mighty heart might feel no construction
his proportions harmonious those of his soul; bui
above all, his head-the calm, massive brow, angus
in goodness, his frm straight lips, eloquent though
close of truth and JUSTICE the c0untenance too con-
scious of cares for SMILE of kindness for rown-hs
whole presence the imperson alton Of himself After
paying tribute of honor to. the munfcent citizens
whose generosity had given New York this morning
her nobest decoration and to the artist, whom he in
trodsced amid the heartiest applause, DR.. BrTHUSE
closed in these words:
"Apd now fellow.ct.ens, not Of this State exut
as We may at other times, and exult more We who
were born on its imperial so-in that desgnston-it
is not equal to this OccasiOncitiZens of the USIoN,
hear me and bear witness, that in the name and by
the authority of those who have erected this statue,
give it, before God and country, to the PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES From the St Crolx to the
Rio Grande from the Atlantic to the Pacific Shores il
is theirs And you, people of New York, individually
ard collectively, and not by any degradation Of the
trust, but as democracy, shall be its guardians.
"GoD SAVE The REPUBLIC"
The troops then marched round the rtatue success
lively, saluting it with three cheesS and continued
down Broadway to the Park. Before eleven o'clock
II was all over.