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@>Ea a corresponding having recently taken place
sc'w"rn m- Thomas w. Garrct: u! King & Queen ami
my-ci, relative certain ancient ISLANDERS uttered h;
him concerning me- in his late p1i;:!cl canvass the OIL
icct ct which r:y part 20 ohtain in way ?.
parafiYa 5r the injury done le ani Mr Care, h.y,
ui:"r!T reused 70 make any sncndr, acsnoygcty
hi responsibility in III. way known among gentlemen
constrained publish he suhjoinet letters ipsr, Of
and IN vinGic,on my sell before the pubic III. MOI,
lions Ui said correspondence omitted y0umuuus
appear IN pr!a ami necessary TO explain i,
present condition O affairs, though they would 20 10 ,u
ii,y. in ,hc fullest mmncr the attitude have ken ~,
waris Nj GF:e;; ALEXk DUDLEY
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{. Il Gmsy0ln IH.A. TLA.goRS
&n!=wGLD X CLAIBORNE.

EgAvE removed ,ne.r OIL. - In. OF Main End
a Governor streets, ever =. Spcacc's Clothing
Store.
Ihry will continue - practice ~ all tie Courts Of tho
CRY OF Richmond mud cDlI's = HcaricO hui Hanover,
nui J.. &c L.st4t Couts o; E.ex ana Kin: and Queen
cn..t.-.- tIay Gg-c3rnif
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,sSO six, A. }. WILLIAMS :-.,n:-
NylkGIH,A-lN CHiNCEty .-Saulu"I o. runcf,
mad Mnlin!a x III. wife, Plainnss


william P.r%i"s in rs right aud Executor Of
jgtn f"r.ins dtr..-ci Eh.tr Perkins AnIr.v J per
iir-. jus pysrr' A4nnis'or Alex e.. -'Iry--ur
""cea,ef. SosaB C. Br-,. JG,n F"rsus and "!crl!.
hs wi", JfHes t2wat,r, surviving hus5ahh hnd toe
children ol Sarah + Fi;zwHrr, wnose names and
.nf atc unknown, Philip Jprn z, sai John 8. Timber
like Jpnn o. Prrk:s D.vii d Perkins, John sanford.
mi Nsry T., he vie, AID jJGu Tnompson, mad ss'snh
hs w;'r D.fnn lnn,.
n deere" rendered nc "ch day Of April 1851 ~
n" 'lroGt Court Of Louisa 3, IN tn emit OF tie
ABOVE name ana styc other rh:ngs, ordered
tina: one Of he Commissioners CT tie sad rour' ,Esll
take lNts and se'c t!l, hccCur of the said william
Pc n!n-, ES's.ror JphG Pork ~. Grcsus-f. md
!l'aie4 n'conn tet~..s n: ead Executor 'E1
,ac '"gea- of aa sat John tI al decon. ~ io.ag
wh:cn aTy e%Prrtc .s.cnsnts heretofore made 10
o" r"<Hf!ct r'f iceta with liberty hogrv.r
Tor az: p"tues nte9rst,d su.caaree and 'ssy rs
Asrnr.
n. pnF''c' Plaintiffs md Defendants hereby nett
ir1 'a'; H' Commissioner Of he ssI Court hsrs ap
por;I te Ign dfT -. Jane tie ne, aud nav 81
;", ..t.-H Con" House, in aid county y place
"' ''n2 ~" said accounts cn linc -ni place tery
a. "r'5y r'2e'red 70 appear trtrc wi'h sitan;'
nec"-s-ry 90 ''IUDlc as 70 t-kc md N.
! 'iv"n uuGsr my hand Comm. -.oucr o; the ...t
| Court :hs 2i;t dav of May Est
HENRY W Murray. conlra!,sioner
cor'n'asioners Office, Loui.a Court House.
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n;;!.;.ryIE HOSPITAL

ysNH!S institution is situated on Church HILL Rich
,arnj Y" ~ drlvh'tui s'Ey position, aud Is iur'
treatment d'srasn. The object u: this Hospital IL 70
furnish medical uG. good nursing Rni suitable diet To
suc servants l:raugcT- -ri Others. have NOT, when
sick homes wasre s;en,ion 20 comforts requisite 20
The uccrt-ll rrr,a"G, 0t disease. be given Tue
lyIu.ln Wards peculiarly comm0Gious Particular
s,trpi.on given to Surgical Ca.c.. The undersigned
gave, ir pc. attention all patients placed under
jhe!r charge
Terms:
COloTcd PhtlrEt- CO Per VEGA
Prv"'" icconlmodaNors- -....--.-.--..-. 10 ~
Those "mtr.ce Nil chsrgcs for Rcsrd Medicines,
Ncuicn. AMI Surgical ATTENDANCE.
NO Smhi..Ppx admitted
PHYSICIANS
Inrnss B0ltoa - Grace street, between i'h and 5t
C. : NH'i, 81. o. l2,u between Broad ani Marshau.
K T. Coleman ". y corner III aaG Grnre.
Re-! len, Phy-tcan-Di Wood Feb 2S-cdn.
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Ti5H CLLeYa.TrD -Four 1llLr RACE


ESTllL stand the ensuing -cnsOn at IN" sta. -
w Bile. csat mice rom tEa city oil Rich. IST-~$
moni, Va in The county OF Chesterfield. and ~
within mil"s Of tie Brond Rock Race '-Ll-I
Course, Immediately Tho HoOlc Bridge Rori, n $40
the aEc go Il" insurance. with - 10 the G:ccr'
Tor rac! any pcro. ,alins - TIE insurance. tor
ci's the br parting with tho before II !, ascef'
t'!nci Whether be 'oal. Mares vi" he fed nj i.r,y
"r a and great Will n skcn 10 prevent s'
cHp"s accidents, but responsibility ter either.
Al charges mutt be- pad belize sae mares are 's..E
Gwry
Tie season will commence H." lo'i dag Of February.
ani expire 10" Is: ipy al I'uy. 1851
PEDIGREE. --hed Eye mns oy Boston, out OF Lucy
!.on- who rn, by i'npoflei P.,n c.. -. "s: Erais',
who Wa by Snakspcs.e, who by Virgnian, h" by
sir Archie, aud his dam by Shenandoah, nmG ..e by po,o.
n.a,: Polly fr,ukin's dan % iuIU,Iac and E" hy
Oli Dnme1 irc' grand dam by Bedford, z. g. dam ty
W,ifh,r. dam by HhtrS, Z. .ain uy Oiheslo
CRiPTiON.-R"d Eve is II beautiful bsy, ai'h
black main and tail dark lcg- except l!ttI. white Es
ton; hme bone aud bsrA and Ioiu not inferior sny
ho'sH whatever combining great beauty and symmetry
ui ror~t
Tor Of his y. rprmauccs on TIE Turf. from
tee spring nt l-iH to The FH!. OF !-ji htri.5s
Mach .G--r'vti- ,iuy JOHN BELCHER.
,ESO six. 4. }. WILLIAMS :-.In fake notice
= ;ia on N. 2ld day +: ,uac. :. ., 1851 O'r~,-"
the auUrs Of 4. u =. " the Office of a.r-srs
Angus, i;nadOpa, n the cry OF Richmond, shul pro
coed Ia :nEC the deposition. oil James w Gnines AID
oth"rs b" rcnf ia evidence 9r in suit now pc.
Ing in 10" Crcut Conr Of ID" Comfy OF Henrco where
IN "m P!enil aEd you Defendant; and ii :;on
the ;BHin: Of d-psb!;.DIs - need
or Dcng commence. shall no. be romplerd On ths, day
ne cSinG OF ~ VIII b" aGypufned from tire 10
KIM. un'Il completed SYEaLlA WILLIAMS,
NsS 3D--cwi"; rs John Ilagsn her friend.
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HR hIFX Dudley
Si:-!n rcp,y yGI:-s jus: received YOU have ~
questions wtno. ..vrs any good reason FOR sSc,s
j.h"- 49,. 49,: hra-, sIGuid such ih.n' NJ
uiv!u' Orhcr. W Il regards yOr subr..
shall consider you unworthy,
,y no;cc and j: would b. a CONFEDERATION psr, :.
70 10 7 w GARkETT
The n5,vano:c sem se.r! As rcF! 20 mine aud
r,e:vct 's contents could DE- kn"wg and ...h,
been such my e:,rr obviously ,er .riad give
IL tie pubic without alteration Ia ir f,laii-sc pArcu
a. t'EX'f DUDLEY
in
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k!YG &. QUEEN June S I-;:
HR hrFS pUDLEY

=. s.! shall rcr I'VE written reply you 10 10;
except hostile iuy,s:.on. AK r DUDLEY.
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CErV AND sTaTE NEWS.

TIRE FRasco-GERMAs SETTLERS IN NtRGtHIt.-A
letter published in the Courier des Etats cnS OF Ss
uriay says the colonsts sent by FraHcu'.i-r
man Emigration Company, whose principal settle
mart il Wyhevilir, Va, are in state Of de8itu
ton and disorder II concludes thus:
Tho undersigned were formerly members o: thai
settlement but We We're compelled ~ cave "y.ha
yilis Ia escape d"slitution; anu are now IN Ken
mond Gwsi.ing the result Of process which We have
instituted against the company III FRANC, where oit
complaints ard dispositions have been forwarded by
the French consul in Richmond.''
UNIVERSITY OF EIRGIyIt.-The society elections
for presidents and orators n the ensuing commence
m-nt cf this University a. folows:-
jefferson Socety-Pr--iden'. Edward G.. Preston
Of louisiana orator, Dabney Cosby, OF Halifax, Va
u aial TO Thomas &. Neson, of Hanover, Va.
washington Socicty-P:esdeut, hlGernon s. Epes
nj Petersburg. Va orator Robert Davis, of lia.iax
Va. Medal 10 Given Campbell, o: Kentucky.
Columbian Snciety-Presdent, VIM. II. Peck, OF
Hampton w orator, Jasneo II. Williams, OF Wood
stock, Va Medal-none given.
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HF.NNf ". n! R1tf. C9'ltatsIcnFf
Cor'n'asioncrs Office, Loui.n Court House.
My .n.-cpsty
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POWELL IoTrL.
PETERSBURG, Jane OH, lc.j7

k,I''fIs Nf'Iy .IIhlItrf''
GsS,LEWg>-i p-s;.i!lr ssk whether r- article in
your paper tho Bird int under me caption - tie
Cause OF il Bonnet, work Virginia. hss bad
n" ., -, which OF you i re-pon-'el" tor :;
Respectfully, T. hthH \"
70 ,hi- .ecc!:e! The fol- wing reply after con..dera.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

81 TnR UNIoN LrNR.
oggIoE, ooRNER wATEn AND MONROE sTavETs
AFFAIRS OF THE TRUST COMPANY.
C,SC,,,>..Tt Sant 10 -''I,e f,lIo,yinU imnor-

AFE sAIhCorNlE. NOslE EASS L.
CiSctXSATG, Sept. l2.-TIe following imPor-
tant information regarding the Trust Company,
is giyenim the money article of the CONNER
cial this morning 1t has produceda great
sensation. a good dealhas been said and some
Indignation manifested, because the directors
have not, up TO the present time, made SOME
statement of the affairs Of the New York office
The directors here, are not now able to speak
adyiscdly about it, as they are as ignorant of the
aft IRIS of that Office as they were the day after
the suspension tonk place, and we should re-
gard it as most difficult tlingfOr them to make
statement, when they have nothing to state.
They appoiRted acommittee, composed Of two
of cur well known citizens, to investigate the
affairs the New York Office. When that com
mittec arrived at New York, it found the
accounts of the office in the greatest confu.
sion, and Mr.. Ludlow, the cashies, refused
TO give any information whatever, so as to
enable the committee to arrange the accounts.
In thus refusing, he said he was acting under
advice of counsel He has since impaired a
little information, but as n general thing the
committee has to open correspondence with
thecreditors and debtors, in order to enable it
TO trace out the accounts. This coursc throws
no light whatever upon the true state of mat
tiers. The facts, based as they are, upon the
most reliable information, show clearly that the
accounts Of the n. Y. office are ina miserable
condition, and tho greater portion of them, no
doubt, for the last few months, have been kept
in the shape of memorandum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14


To DEGuLATE THE LlvEn is one of the Physi-
clans principal aims in oil cases of debility or
weakness Of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows
To find remedy to do this has been the aim
of DR.. Sanford during years Of practice, where
the LIVER TNvIGoRAToR was used with the grcat-s
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure any disease until 1t has been fully
tried. and known to be beneficial in the treat
ment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from disordercd Liver, which shows
itself in the form of jaundice, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, billiousness, weakness
of the back or spine. stomach aud bowel de-
rangement, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited By the
use of the Inyigorator, curing the Liver and e.
moving the cause. sept5-1n
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f.om Pqrkersbnrg, and reports the water too
low for her to continue in the trade with safety.
The Ford LEFT at the usual hour, in the COurier's
place Il is expected that the Albemarle will
take the place of the Liberty this morning if
she succeeds in getting here in time.
A few days since the Forest Queen steamer
was attached by the United States Marshall on
information and suit for negIecting TO carry a
yawL The owners of the Queen gave bonds,
aid await the result Of the prosecution. This
is the third time tint Capt Pratznan has been.
arranged for violating the marine laws.
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800 =
ELORAIHAII.

The young ladies and gentlemen Of the CITY viii pleas
i'forned that opportunity will be Furnished them FL
spending pleasantly, Wheeling
Island Saturday, Monday and Tuesday next In fitting
Identifying. with and eyersreens, the FO
raj Hall.
This work cannot be done without the aid of ladies'
is peculiarly the province the instructive tenden
their reduce order and make things
beautiful. Who then we'll qualified ladies to
adon the temple of the Floraf We cordially in
wife them then AID in work much thei=
MARsIALLs ROR PLoRAL HALL.
n D. Tickets to pass them free Of TOLL can be had by
any who will aid in this work, by applying 10
a. S. TODD,
septI-1W J. X. BoTsFoRD.
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o. FmDAT Nlsur last, a man connected with
the u S. Court, now in session here, was caught
in rather suspicious juxtaposition with a cou-
pie of abandoned women, in livery stable on
Main street Officer Hallowell, hearing that the
parties had entered the stable, procured light,
aud after cropping about the place for some time,
succeeded in hauling the crest.fallcn gentleman
towards the light, aud thensto Aid Dulty's of
flee. He is said to have Hooked the the very
pcrsonification Of "sheepishness,s and begged
the officers not to expose him. We have not
been able to ascertain his name. A heavy fine
was imposed upon the nocturnal yiOlatOr of COM
mon decency and the second section
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

NEw oMxprs.-The new Omnibus, "Dr
Hulrihen,' arrived in town on Saturday evening.
1t is to be added to the already splendid Wheel
ing Omnibus Line of Shallcross & Terry The
"Dr. HulIihen" is a cOnmodious and elegantly
finished vehicle
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

JOE MIlEn, the man arrested some time ago. in
Marshall county, charged with passing counter
felt money, was taken from the Jail yesterday
TO Squire Dulty's ollie, where he underwent a
further hearing in the case. He was rcmandcd
to Jail to be disposed of at the next Circuit
Court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

THIS parcllcd up earth aud the melting, dust
despising dwcllsrs thereon, want rain. a small
sprinkle woulddo, aud ''lrizzle.drozzle7 would
be preferred, but rather than have none, let the
windows Of heaven be opened for dcluge on
small scale. Tie river is getting quite low, the
atmosphere is close and oppressive, and the
streets are dusty to the great annoyance of all
pedestrians, nale as well as female
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

FEDERAL CoUrr.-In the case of Lyman Gil
bert, charged with forging land warrants, which
had occupied the court for two days, the jury
returned verdict Of mot guilty"
The Jurors made up purse of ov,r three dol
lars towards paying Gilbert's passage home, he
being quite an old and infirru man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

WE OBSERVE with pleasure that the reception
of the Fall Goods is affecting decided change
in the aspect of things on Main street Instead
Of that listless, dronish dulIness of few weeks
ago, the street is now marked by shutting,
bustling, stirring business activity. On Sutur.
day we noticed a largo pile Of empty boxes in
front of the great Hat establishment of S. d..
Harper & Sons, and upon entering the store we
noticed that this old established concern had
just received stock of hats and caps, compris.
ing the greatest variety Of all the latest styles,
that has ever been shcIved by the principal pro.
Prietor, in the city, during an experience in the
business Of twenty years. The variety is end
less and all can be suited, from those in search
of common beaver to the wcarer of fine silk
hat Their hats have been purchased under
favorable circumstances and have been selected
with the greatest possible care, with view to
their particular adaptation to the wants of this
trade Call in and sec them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

Tag HsaPrELD.-,rhe freightng aud passen-
ger business on this road, is now greater than
ever before. On Saturday we noticed immense
piles of dry goods at the depot, awaiting ship
inent towards Washington, while there is no
end to the flour, wheat, and farm products, con-
stanily coming in from the rich section, in the
vicinity of the present terminus of the road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

-Four DArs.-oo Saturday, Firm Nickerson,,
for getting drunk, fighting and being promiscu-
Ously disorderly, was arrested BY officer Haw
ley, and sentenced to eight days on the chain
gang, by Aid Wright.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

GRocEmEs.-We call the attention of the pub
lie to the advertisement Of Messrs. Drew &
Drake in this mornings paper. They have re-
eeiycd quite variety of rarities, which are
now open for inspection.
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BY 'rELEc4ItAPti.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

DID tI44VIN1 nIEA4tEAI9I'
SErT 12-Flour dull and lower, sales of
Howard street and Ohio at So, 90 cash. Yester-
day and to-day, city brands were sold at $3.50
on time. Wheat lower, sales at $l,10al, Is for
good to choice White. Corn, White quoted at
61aG5c; yellow IS. Whisky 24@a26, casn.
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sPLENDlp FAIL Goops.-Persons wishing to
know who have received new goods, what kind
have been received, to what extent, what ad.
vantagcs are offered and where, have only to
glance over the Advertising columns of the Intel
Ggmcer to possess themselves of the desired in
formation
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

LAScurb.-Capt. John Presses new steamer
was lancIled without accident, from the Ship
Yard on Saturday afternoon last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

DuPNG 4 CouNTWYNAS.- yolng man ma
med Joseph Tharp, was successfully swindled
out Of thirteen dollars on Friday evening last,
by party Of precocious young .rascals, who
prowl around the city after pightEall. Tharp
had been drinking, in the early part Of the even
ins aud being slightly intoxicated, readily &c.
ceptOd an invitation from the party in question,
to go to CHECK apron dance which, accoi-
ding 10 their representation, was to have taken
place somewhere in East Wheeling. Tharp fol-
lowed the party through number Of alleys aud
obscure streets, until they came to an Irish
shanty, where he was induced to take COM
siderable quantity of three cent liquor A
short time afterwards he was obliSions to all
passing events, and 1.-THE first thing he knew, he
didn't know anything" to use his own Ian.
guage Upon coming to his senses Saturday
morning about 8 o'clock, and identifying hini-
self he waslying along side the fence which
encloses the "ball alley" near the Athaneaum,
minus his pOeket-book, coat and hat He says
his wallet contained thirteen dollars the evening
previous The coat and hat he had purchased
on Friday shortly after arriving in the city from
Marshall county. He was the most forlorn
looking object we have seen for many day
Fortunately. an Acquaintance Of Tharp's came
upon him in his wretched condition. and proyi-
ded him with the necessary clothing and sufi-
eient money to assist him in getting home,
where he ought to remain until he becomes
wiser man.
TAE RivEn-Thero are three feet water in the
channel and at a stand.
The Courier arrived on Saturday morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
FIRE.

BosroS, Sept. 1a--Sampson & T.ppan's new
and extensive cordage factory, was burnt this
Loss $4,000. II
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SUSPENSION.

New Yonk, Sept. 12.-carpenter s. Tde, deal
ers in Straw Goods, have suspended Liabili-
ties arelarge.
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NEW YnPK1 aIApKEr

NEW YORK MARKET.
SEPT. 12.-Flour firm. Wheat unsettled.-
Corn excited, 1900 bills. sold Mt re, Provis-
ions generally steady. Whisky dull. Stocks
dull. -
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STOLEN.

Pu1LADELPn1A, Sept. IA box belongingto
Hacker & Tevis, containing over S1l,QUo in
notes and drafts, was stolen from the Phiadelr
phia Bank Payment has been stopped.
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CINCINNATI MARINE.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
C1xcNHArI, Sept. 12.-Flour dull and notn-
ing doing Of consequence, $500 Offered for SUI
no sales. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

FAILURE
New York, Sept l2.-:rhc Hugunot Bank of
New Paltry, Chester county, New York has
failed
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SAILED.

New Yonx, Sept. I2.-Thc Atlantic and Van
derbilt, sailed to day, the former with $4,000
in specie, the latter took out none.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

SUPERIOR NEWS INK. r5s
We have s received At tiS ONCE another lot Of Burrs
superior SeEs Inythe the country orJsrS from
county onoes promptly alled. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14

- =
HEIsKELL swEARINGEN will open this day Cues
III day, septvmber) beautiful stock Of Fa1 and
Winter Goods to which they invite the attention Of the
DRESS aooDs-Elegant SIX Robes in eOoTs and black;
Muslin de Russo Piads; Aousane lane Robes; Elegant
sks in rich styles Bayadsre sks Hack Ensured sllts
in new designs; CaEhrnese Robes; Bsck Satin du chene
French and English ChnSeS beautif Poplinetts for
Bas.srs and MSnss Plaid French srnO' BsehO IS and
EMBRoIDERIES-P CsPes and Rerthes, in entirely
yaeneisnnes tflnmed. C:fn5'd cearsl French Worked
Lace Jaeeonst and Swiss EJgiugs Ounctpgs and
WHITE aooDs.-s-4 oreanda Musinr; Pain and Fe.d
Swiss dos Nanso6k, Jaeeonst snd Cambria Iusnsi Plaid
an s1WIs MaSTLEs GeGA ehOIce as,ofmen. Of fan
shaSl., Mnnties, Hoop skT,s; &C.
For Rent.
EvERAL desirable Country Residences within eight
~ utes walk Of the Market House The houses are new
lug six rooms and cellar, win pump Of excellent cold
water In the yard, and so situated TO command hne
alOrdng an the advantages OF retired country resi-
dsnee and Of Good garden plots with excel
.si aus IS. = s y r :. STONE fIIoMAs.
HA.WS
I'VE would invite The attention Of customers and the
wv public to call and examine choice lot Of Hams
also our Teas not to g surpassed by any, ;oEhsr With
BroEn stout Imported Domestic CigaTs, and general
assortment OF que Groceries for sale the tosest df
jyST + Corner Of Monroe ana Market SIS.
NEW1 GOODS BIZ EMPRESS.
RUGENIA Plaids,
II otto nan Popiia,
AousslsIne de lainss, In entirely new styles
FAN Prints,
Plain MousSleineS,
Just received.
auF9I HEiSKELL 4 SWEAHINGEN.
T. Ciendie searf Lsdlss saaniletts Also, some beau.
tIn Elastic Belts5et Buekls, NeV STYLES drsFs buttons
Laies and Miases Hose In variety Linen Shirt 'FRONT.',
Opera IOnYIe do Circular Wells, pretty and
nee Iauk9Il HEISKRIl sWEAtiNGEN.
7IHKAPEsF WALL. PAPERS are for sale By
" JOE GRAVES,
tyaS Centre Wheeling.
- NOTIONS IND Y.AkLET'ls GOODS.
NIyE Hoad eai particular Attentlon
w have the entire retail stock Of Geo. K Wheat and
many articles IN the notion line have been added
which viii sske our assortment seeond o n variety.
aDiI J. + WILSON & co.
DORDRRED and other styles Rreneh Lawns, Just
ID ap3a ~ - suEtSKELL SNvEARINGEN,
DATSl Ratsl Ratsl Ratsl Elsa
HI Roaeheai Roaehesl Roaehesl RoaehesI
Mieci 3ueei Nieei Mice
Bed Bug1i He'd Bns.l Bed Bugs Bed BaEsl
KIN 'tml KH'tmt KIN emil KIN 5emt--l--.-t
no u With Costar's ExtSFIninatOTs.
~ BWellse0 r LOGAN 90.
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