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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

MrssE. EDrrOrs.-YOu win confer favor upon many 70
tiers by announcing our esteemed and worthy
r. H HUBBEL, candidate for Sheriff at eur Spring
rs ONO COUNTY.
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For Rent.
A GOOD two story Brick Dwelling House. situated on
Possession given LIST April. Enquire Of
jnis g n U,pUpv
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sThe .il.sFi q fhs .s0rean,' = Know
Nothfse Paper started II Syracuse a5ott & yeaS
since, has sunk about $500 in the operation,
md esasiops printers q bewsre d the premises
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-[A.gas aaa TIne. eopy aad eAarge .hls olles.l

TO THE ToTERS Of ONO COUNTY.
respectfully myself candidate the office
of sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
jnes VT. sELBY.
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aud Gazette COPY twice daily and wcc I" II .a
Valuable Real Estate
AT 1TTTJO

WILL positively sell Auction nh Tuesday the s dsv
OF March 1895, at O'Clock r. ~, to the lgs, and les,
ner at The front door Of the Court House Of county
Tue loInNlng described prOpertv:Lot No. ~ on Capne
ST. IN Eon :. addition to Centre Wheeling This lot has
Good t"o-st"ry Frame Dwelling, all in good order.
TERMS OF SALE.
oneird in cash, the balance in six and twelve nonhs-
r giving notes, with approved security bearing
interest from day Of SALE
..-'--szz-..s ISL ANDREW EDWARDS
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TESTIMONY.

l.
the undersigned practitioners Of medicine in the city
of New York. having had occasion witness the practice
Drs. Lerun and DuOn in diseases OF the Far and Eye lay
ing aside all personal jealousy prejudice freely admit
the pursued by them treating diseases these del
cate organs from the unparalleled Iriich has
teRdsd IL is we'll worthy the attention Of professional
brethren throughout the United States Their system
treating diseases Of the middle AMI internal ear the
OF mecated Tapors" particularly in chronic and comp
cae cases forms In the practice of aural surgery
and nus up void which has long been felt by the general
practitioner In diseases Of the they seldom require
resort TO an operation As sEu anrS and OcuistS and
enthusiastically devoted their profession cordially
commend them to such may require their aid"
Signed, ALEXANDER X. MOTT, NJ D.,
GEo s GRASES, II. D., IIuRAcE WISslOw, NJ. D.,
C. DELRAS, N. n. ALLsToX n. Francs NJ D.
T. Y. Vas BURES, II. D., BEDFORD DoRINus, N. D.
Neto York, August :, 1870.
Students wishing perfect themselves in this branch Of
msttcaI scienc will find opportunity Of joining class
at the Eye and Ear Infrary Of DR.. Deacy LeBn Union
tlaes CtinqueS every Tuesday and Friday afternoons from
/ TO , O'clock during Medical College terms.
IEISlS-Ftye Dollars, Consultation Fee. Ten Dollars
To be pnd When the hearing is restored to Its original
Address DH. }. DELACY LERRUN,
Union Place, New York City
n IA Treatise on the Sature and Treatment Of Deaf
and Diseases the Ear the Treatment OF The Deaf
AMI Dumb. Price A.
- Money letters he registered by the Postmaster
Registered Letters ris-pIease bear this in
mind Correspondents Earlose Postage for return
answers the New Postage Law requng let
New York, Jnly 81, 1858 '''
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Tavern TO Rent

ITNHE well known Tavern known as Mrs Gondinr'. nm a.
National road, miles Of Wheeling will br Wv lt
from April first, IS56 Tic stand is well and iayo
known 10 require further notice. ""y
For terms enquire Of jacob GOOdIng or the UNDERSIGNED
nvt9u LYDIA CRJ'Ipp
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WIN. A. BITCnEI OIE's HAIR DIVE.
GREY Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly a beautiful
and natural brown black without the least injury Hair
or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AID DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Vim.
A. Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
been made to the Hair of his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and whtsker unjust
wonld be against covering bald head with wig
WM A. BlrcHEInRS lIuE DYE produces color not to he
distinguished from nature and warranted not to inure in
the least however long it may be continued.
Made. sold applied lin private rOOm at the Wig Facto-
ry, 298 broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
70 The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCEIEIoR,
2SS broadway, New York.
POr sale wholesale and retail by
aqIs LACGHLLNIS ,e BCSHFTELD.
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PAIN PANACEA,

PAIN PANACEA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
rheumatism Neuralgia Lumbaso, scatlca, Peuratic Palms,
Pains in the Side Chest, Back and face, swelled
and Painful Joints, Weak Back, Cramp,
Sore Throat, sprains, &C.
The thousands who have used these Medicines testify
excellent merits by continuance Of their To
those who have them would say TRY THEM and
they will be un they represented and that
they will act with tadVic-lihe effect,
DIR. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati
Ohio.
For sale ThOlesalc and retail by
LAUGHLLNS., e BCSHFZELD,
filthy GExERAI A6ExTs WESTERN vnaXIA.
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To Let
For Rent

A DWELLING containing five Rooms in North Whe, linz
n The property of the late Rev. Vim. Wallace.
ApPIyto ALIEN. ROGERS,
leZL Guardian.
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HousB AND LOT FOR s6 4, INN

TIME undersigned Offers for sale lis House and I
i Market street, East SIDE between Monroe ami I OF
and OutbuldlnHs VVt
1t will be sodow and accommodating terms, and =,
session EiveHHny time after Isl Of October, ~ lN''
~ Enquire Of
scpS j. n ZINNrp
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No. G}D W. Baltimore st.
m1re.
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the PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Our worthy citizen, sASIL IRWIN, Esq, will be support
ed for the Office of Sheriff. at the next election, by the
fet VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY.
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REAL EsTATR SALES
Hntal fnr Sala-

TIME Furniture and Lease knoyn AZ the Monroe n,
u WheeiGg Va, lOeatei Main street. onpost, !,
Wire Suspension bridge. This House is now don 70 Vie
business and the pFosqects for the future are frstTa god
short time the Cleveland Extension Central Ohio 5
ciunH Marietta Railroads will have their ternn, a, ~
wood, and the travel will have 70 cross Immediately
this House, and It Will necessarily do large
this business. '''''" o.
The present Proprietor is DESTROYS Of Removing =. =.
country which solely his for wishing to o u,
his business. 'NSsoi
Oc2S W 3 ~ ,u,.
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TO TIE PEOPLE or ONO c0UNTE
myself as candidate for the once Of Sheriff
with fidelity.
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For Rent,

VIE large Room Monroe St. known as the City Read
i Ing Room; aud being about to ct upa anti Of
OgiHs-I Onrr for rent my business in cOnnreton
With my residence AlsO, several other suitable r
Offices or other purposes.
These Rooms mostly large, well lighted With .Ii, al
sky lights and supplied with gas and water ''@
A. G. PARTRIDGE
Man
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DAILEY's GENUINE pam EXTRACTOR.

FOr sale wholesale and retail by
aq1s LACGHLLNS f BC.SHFZELL
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FROM MASlIlNtirnN

DEC. 30.-The Indian department has rccciv-
cd information that about 20S,UOU acres of the
Delaware Trust land recently sold, yielded
St5o,0oo. Upwards of 5000 acres including
I.eavcnworth city, also belonging to the Della
ware Indians, are yet to be sold. There arc
also 100000 acres opposite St. Ioscphs, No.,
and the same number on the Usage river. The
former held in trust for the iowa Indians and
the !attsr for the Wcas Indians, unsold. The
choice tracts will, on the opening of spring, be
brought into market before any q. S. lands Shall
be opened for sale in Kansas.
1t appears from communication transmitted
to the Senate to-day by,Sccrctary Of the Intc-
rior, i'll reply to resolution of enquiry, that
that department has emdcavorcl to have the en-,
tire reservation in Kansas heretofore set apart
for New York Indians maintained and guarded
against the encroacEments of the white settlers
until it shall be determined either by legislation
or treaty, what rights, if any, therein remain to
such of those Indians as have not removed
west of Mississippi having an. unlimited right
to remain in New York and in what manner
interests those who cmigratc, what manner
interests those who emigratcd, shall DC secured
or definitely settled.
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MAN SaoT.-At S,enbenvi!le, on Saturday
night last, as We learn from the Herald, n man
d! tue name Of -Aymick, was shot by negro
named Gus Lee. Itappcars that there had been
q Precious difficulty existing between the par
GsS ABOUT what, We arc not advised The negro
Nal prepared himself with an old .'ruzec," and
on the return of Aymick, an alteration took
place ami the 'darkey'' seized his gun and fired
upon Lis adversary. The load-being s!ugs-
'o9S effect in his left breast and arm, considera-
'E tearing the flesh, and badly fiacturing his
nm MEDICAL assistance was soon called in, and
'.' wounded man we'll cared for. Apprehcn-
''''S are entertained by some, that he will not
scorer The negro was promptly arrested by
Sas''i Eiinn, and lodged in Jail. It's said that
.e had just come out of ''limbo," from Wheel
''s' HE cause assigned for this affair is too
much bal whisky"
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STEAMERS ORR AND ALrAMoxr.-We learn
fro" the Nsr!et,a Intciligcnce., of Saturday,
';ai vigorous efforts were made last Thursday
and friday to raise these two vessels, by pump
ing out the water. On the Orb they progressed
5" wei! that they have hopes of being ultimate
y successful in raising her. But on the Alta
mont no impression was made after reducing
the valera few inches. The extent and nature
OF iiie damage done to her are mere conjecture.
Some tons Of cargo yet remain in her hold,
%,;a will he taken ont as soon as possible.
The freight on the !iltamont, consists of 90
Aa'' Bacon; 50 BIDS Lard; l93 boxes side Pork;
~ G!< whisky; 81 bhls Clover seed; 14l bills
Lad Ok 50 bales Hogs Hair; bb! Brandy; 9
"''' Nlcoho!; 10 tons Pig Iron.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED HE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1856.
:. eENATE.-Ihe committee on territories was
directed to enquire into the eXpediency of pro-
vlding means for establishing and settling the
boundaries between California and Utah
Ten thousand extra copies Of the report Of the
secretary OF the coast survey were ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr. Weller, the resolution was
adopted chilling on the President to communicates
statement ofall payments and allowances which,
have been made, and of all claims diSal!owcd
Scott, from the date he Joined the army in Mex
leo to December 1st, 1856, together with corrc.-
pondence on the subject
The Senate then adjourned till Tuesday
HoUsE.-Thc House resumed the consilcra-
ton of the Presidents annual message.
Mr.. Wastlhurnc of Illinois rose to make good
ms former assertion that the Democratic paners
OF that State, for the most part, did not publish
the resolution of the Cincinnati Convention en-
dorSlng Pierce'S administrations thus renu.iiu-
ting it. The Galena Courier and Springfield
Register admitted that they did not publish the
resolution.
Marshall and Harris, of Illinois, took issue,
denying that the Democracy Of the State avoid
cd the doctrines and positions presented BY the
Cincinnati Convention
The diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill being under consideration, Haven moved to
strike out the appropriation for the salaries of
20 consular pupils, and asked whether VIC are
to havca consular school i'll which TO educate
them.
Mr.. Pennington explained. The consular pr,.
pills were merely clerks TO consuls, whose s:la-
ries were insufficient to enable them to employ
such assistants. They would, however, be
trained to the business of consulS.
Mr.. Qmitman concured with Mr.. Haven. lie
had always thought there shoulcsGe honest DIP
lomacy and not that of deceit which exists in
European Countries r. -
Further dabate, involving the propriety Of
consular pupils, when the appropriation of their
salaries WAS stricken ont The hill passed.
Adjourned till Friday
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.
TO TIa = rUHI.TC-

". have his dag sold to Messrs Campbell McDsrmot
Office. wereturn our sincere thanks
opr p,oa. tie many of kindness We have re-
lived their hands and cordially commend
wedOubt they will ever be found prompt
,a attentive to every department of business, aud will
deserve the patronage of the community.
o accounts will the 18th Instant and we hope our
,,,,, uu aid US speedily closing up our standing
Lseoaat.
n. business Of the firm will he settled by either the
,,,, and Mr. Beatty will be found at the Office for that
.,-,.,s BEATTY co.
wheeling, Oct. sh, 1856.
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FROM BOSTON

DEC. 30th.-Mr. Tcnncy the warden of the
State Prison, who was murdered yesterday, was
a native of New Hampshire lie had been mar
ried about three weeks, and was absent on his
bridal tour, when Walker, the deputy warden,
was murdered. Decatur the murderer, asscr-
wing out three years imprisonment for an ag-
gravatcd assault on policeman. HeiS but 20
years old, and native Of Maine. He killed
'renncy with one blow in the neck, from a knife
No cause for the deed is known.
Francis c. Gray, distinguished citizen, died
in this city yesterday.
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TnE LAST CHANCE Aladdin" is announced
for this evening at the Atheneum, and for the
last time Those who have not yet enjoyed the
pleasure of witnessing this wonderful spectacle,
ami who desire to do so, have but this one OPP
FoFtuHity left. There will also be presented,
The thrilling drama of Agnes De We're" which
adds great attractions TO the bili-Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham both appearing and sustaining
prominent characters.
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SLAVES LDgaArgo-Wc learn from the Rich
mond Wing, that Mr.. NJ. Whittcmorc, late oil
Augusta county, by his last will and testament
liberated ali his slaves, and provided for their
transportation to Liberia or one of the free
Stats, at the expense of his estate. To each OF
them he left the sum of Sl5O, and to those who
had served him beyond the age IS years, $50
. year for the excess of time.
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Nh. {. Hf Essnr.4rhis gentleman = 551

2. n q 90 = 7 n y = ; -T==-I---
Nix. c. HESRr.-This gentleman. We under
stand takes abeneiitat the, Athen;eum on Fri
day night, and as is the first time, we BE-
lieve, in this city, that he has presented himself
before the public for their patronage, We trust it
may prove 6umper-onc that will long be re-
membered by thcrecipicnt TO the praise OF. our
theatre-ggoers Mr.. H. has been nntiriDg in. his
efforts to amuse our citizens; and the character
which he has so creditably and acceptably per-
sonated in the great exhibition of Aladdin, has
been such as to place him in an.enviable position
before thepeoplc. : Let his friends and admirers
then, exert themselves. in his behalf, aud give
him a benefit that will be'a bcne1it indeed.
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TRA.sPoKrA4IoS OFFICR b. & O.RR)
WHseiiRy Station, Nov. 18th, 1850.
on and after Monday LIST of December, the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily G55 A NJ ago
L. NJ Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at 6:55 A. NJ
viii receive and discharge passengers all the principal
stations.
The Express daily at 4:2O p. NJ VIII receive and
discharge passengers the following only:
wood, Mounisvie, Cameron, Burton Farmont, Fetter-
man. Grafton, Newburg, EoWesburg Piedmont, Cunher
Sir johns Rum MartinsburG, Harper's Ferry, onocacy
SykesTlie and Washington Junction.
A. NJ daily the Express at 1850 NJ. daily. The Accommo-
aaion Train from Wheeling to Cumberland will be dscon
". S. wooDsIDE, Superintendent
dccl J. B.FOKD AGENT
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-SDe[

err RouEwr BRADLEY, for long series of
wears Doorkerpcr of the House of Delegates and
io,terly S.rgeanta Arms of the same body, died
at his lodgings in Richmond, Va, on Thursday
afternoon last, at an advanced age.
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ArEssrrD.--A man going by the name of Pat
rick McCune, but whose rca! name is supposed
to be Robert McGeary, was arrested in Pitts
Lursh on Sunday last, on charge of murder
committed in Warren, Chic, in the summer OF
1851, and FIR whose arrest reward of $500 was
Offered. lie, was lodged in Jail to await the a,ri-
val cl an officer from Warren.
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We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
! in the afternoon in order to secure their inser-
D ,tfsalin the morning following. The crowd of
= Tglt work renders it necessary.
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B~rxEp 70 DsAru.-An infant son Of John
jennings at Marietta, was badly burned the
otter day, from the effects of which it has
sine. died The child being left alone, he light
ell piece Of paper at the stove, from which
his cuthes took fire
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y FARSCH of Cross Greek township, Wash
ing;on Co., Pa, has been intin;date,l into pay
i,ga desperate fellow in his neighborhood large
Sums Of money, recently, by threats that, if re-
fused his house should be burned down over
lis head, and that, if he complained against him,
confslc'atcs would haunt him DOR his lire's blood
SOlqa $3.50 were cxtortsd tom the frightened
MN
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by TELEGRAPH.


C!NclNSAtT, Dec. 3DFlour is in moderate demand and
unchanged. Whisky steady at 29 Wheat ncty" At ii IA
81 - for red. Cosn ,or old Oats ADVANCED To
+I1.5. Hogs selling at $655G6,SU "
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FIRE.

New York, Dec. 3O--A fire occurred this
morning on broadway, in house occupied by n
shoemaker. Two apprentice boys were smoth-
cred to DEATH
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FROM NEW YORK

December 30-The James Adger sailed to-
day for Norfolk with additional recruits for
Wake.
The Syracuse Convention of North Americans
today, adopted steps preliminary to reunion
with the American party.
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IT is NOT a OYr :!

yATirei, Edhi. G7icte Ieith os
hnir q" "cdiD, rad the JniEnIriMg, and Judge NJ
MRS. ). a. ALIENS WORLE'S HAIR EEST0nER.5s- Il
Rev. NJ TEACHER (Gd years uEr), Pitcher, Chem
coEor and q fal' =.
Rev. VIM. GUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine, n. Y. .AIy
nr is changed to its growing spot,
Rev. B. r. STONE .. d. Concord N. II. "My hair, which
was Is new rs:toTsd to its natural color, &C."
Rev. D. CLENDENlN, Chicago III. al my testl.y
mony, and recommend it Iy friends" ers-7
Rev. d. I. WOOD, Aiidlctown n. Y. "Ay own hair ha8
was becoming bald, &C." -. -
becoming o6yiatG; and new hair forming, &c.r
good effect hair, and commented e's
EeY.JOS. MCKEE, Pastor Of West d. H. Church, SsY.,
Rev. D. NORRIS Cross River, n. also, and ~,
We msh swell tile above fail TO convince
FRFlr! Sold by all the principal merchants In The United
states, Cuba and Canada. Wholesale retail depot,
tS1 roone Street New York. Some dealers try self
eles instead OF this on which they make more pTOdt
write to depot for circular and information.
.iImtLhA
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GB- I'ror. abe t:rith's tcIectrIc n.-TME
New PRHoT!cE-ELEcTRic CuEks is the premontor Of
Prof De Gras Ecs1fc The Of his age for
the SS 6q0K Ks Sa9 Ggs ei;l1n ,,x
Cures Neuralgia. TOothnche, minutes.
Cures burns, bruises, Wounds, to 3 days.
Cures Pains in lack. breast, day.
Cures E Ezra SIN Neck Ague, night.
Cures IeIos Broken breast Sn heum, 946 days. cures
Palsy oGt G 30 days. vs. cure.
ASssss to 10 days cures Frosted Feet and Chill
AsS Mr. wilkins of Lynchburg,it Grath's Flee.
trio OIL did not cure him of rheumatism aud
Ask Rev. Mr.. calwelf IT did relieve linn of severe
cough and pain III the breast in night.
Ank Mr MSSh, Of bIfnana1 Il Il did not cure him Of
Doctor, said he would die n short time.
ASK Mrs Argyle if it did not relieve her of the headache
Ask Mrs blackord, Of LynchHurg, II it did no. her
DEAFNESS CURED.
NEW HAYES, May 18th, 1856
After trying ing many things, he used oil tines
Who aerwa,G. . $50 SST
sell Ny ELEcInc on removes all pas. once
Afflicted 10 Years and Cured in one Week! Re
from Rev. James Temple:
Prof De cn4rH:-1 have been ar9 hslt4'i ''
ralfa and Other painful 1 complaints AM
giglt / slept s9undly and weli,ar'
sly wife could not believe he'
to do in 10 years.
This Oil is mild.
are all for good
i make SA El tS' =
their or
Thee
sa''
~
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Farms for Sale.

EIrES WISH to sell the Farm now reside f-;:5.Ea
lEFehE upon, Nine miles East OF the city Wheel YEszt
S--s-' Ing, the National Road, and on the C1G-s
lempheld Raiiroad, containing 2O acres, which is
good two story Brick ll"use, convenient budngswu
tenementsa good bearing orchard, &c. This is well
tinIlvred and well watyrrd.
AiSOTl wish to sell my farm two miles East of the city
OF Wheeling, the cmpteld Railroad being part OF the
farm Owned by Capt. john W,s containing icres-one
half now under cultivation, the residue well and
contains vein of six feet OF superior coal easy
to Railroad l will sell in three lots suit
Terms easy There on it story
ling house and good well OF For apply
to me or to Jacob Cooling, Elm Grove.
a-. SAML. MCCOY.
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SENTENCED

New Yonk, Dec. 3O.-rhc jury in the Hunt
ington case rendered a verdict of guilty. He
was sentenced to the States prison for 4 years
and U months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CINcINNATI, Dec. 3Oth.-Rivcr risen inches.
Weather clear and pleasant.