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Haight, Sears Z Beckett
Lsashss Mas slactssssss and VI issais .sssisss 10
vars CsseA vrin atngS. shoe ND
iAgs, hides, re-, Ae.
VHYH have nov on hAad oss OF NE aeBest asd 6eos
w selsessd assostsssnls Of
6seaShos uaA sAAA1esv 01aeAO -sso
ever o0esea a In Ne vsst. Coapssisg ts -
sole and usrnss - Leather,
both oak aud hswiock,
PrsasA. Aassi,a. rs.sss Csh ssiss,
k,p' and u!:" Leather
L,si"x., Ro.ss, Morocco, BlsAlss Pass.s s.a
plain ssirss, DasA and sasssiisd LsasAss, .LAs,s,
Rindings, &c.
saAdlsfy Hardware, Japsnasd, nsass an1Aslivsr
Plated, tson the beet msnufactsssss. Sslf-a1tsss-
inE, Ota and rad Roller, hosss shoe aud Spsin9
Tosessd Buckles, and every ariels NE hssasss as-
ter o. saddlss can wsh.
Cssstaec apd Grocess Bows, Top PSobs, ssuap
Jclsss, Iossr aces, Baads, .sllsA CIolAs, WaS
% uuks,s7 %, Bsst FsliOws, CAsmlaas eAaAs,
Casraget =, Wagon Springs, Assls, HOsss Col.
lags hoss. Dlankea, fiy Nstss, Ac.s Halt Leas shss,
naehtas stretched asd Rsbbss 1slilas, Dsls ktvsss,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

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- but Aissssdsvs bssf. Oar custom ess can ispss
upoa = good article.
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LONDON NEWS!

A l.0sAon hss Lost enc ~ her bssl essssshs, bss
ssp0ss Aas gAssd oss u tAsS~ss suffers this side
oe bunsomb.
CsiI ssd sss oss Of shs bsss sssosiGsais "
Clerns. CAsssngsss, vm1iDos, HUanS.
Asp Lsss 0oops AsD Fussiss.
Iso 0o0ns,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-08
II1E LAW OF NEWsPAPEKs,

l.-SubscrbeTs give express notice to the
Erary, considered wishing to eOnnuetheir subsCrP-
tiUDs.
odicalS publisher continue send them until all
FeaFHges paid.
li neglect refuse take their perod
sails from the which they directed they held
sSpCnGble till they have settled the bill and ordered them
scontinUel.
Iii subscribers to other places wlthOutnform
publishers and the papers sent to the former d
FgctIOh, they are held responsible.
31he Courts decided that refusing TO take period
eL from the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
or is DrfUtd HCiG evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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e g s 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-08
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the information OfsTangers visiting the city, pub
h the following list Of the different Churches, and their
and place meeting. II there any mistakes,
wi" ~ Ge GCThsr ise
streets Rev T. 7. PERKSs Rector morning services A'S
clock, evenIns,7- ,,--...a
ST. JOGn's EpiScopGlGn, Main street, between anu
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. H. SMITH, A. N'' Rector
s.rytc,s-Nioruing ivy; afternoon 81; night ~.
EYyst PresJuteriGn II. II. WEED Pastor Fourthst'
Monroe and Quincy ano afternoon
second Presbyterian, Webster street, between NAN anu
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning ana evening"
Third PyesLytsria Fifth street, between Chestnut anu
rnLsrt sts South Wheeling, Rev E. WoODs Pastor SerT
ees sInorning and evening.
Fourth IreSJyterIGH, A PAUL., Pastor,
ctvesn Washington Adams stSi services morning ana
evening. ,,,.os
Pastor Fourth street, between Menroe anu Su'N''
morning and evening.
L SrGGt NtthOdist Episcopal, Rev A A. REoRE
corner arkrt and North bs, North Wheeling; serfeS
morning and evening -,
ts.rDitas street. MsGhOdist Episcopal, RSv. T. H. MoS'
ROB- Pastor, Capline street. between FFss ana
Centre Wheeing services morning and evening.
S,,,,b ,y6es,;ag NJ E. Church, Rev. A. srEvENs'
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Whtslino Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
z. WILSON, Pastor. No.
German AshOdist Ei'eoDdl Rev. Q. HElwis' raS'o,
Cbapnv street: between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
s. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, 1T. Rev BsnOF
R. V WnELAx Fifth street, Of HamPden; services
morning and afternoon.
A.,oeiae etor,ned Rev j. t. MccLuAE Pastor, corner
ofNorke, and andaernoon
Di,cipi,s Market street. between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services 1G7S in the morning. and u
evening. ~.
Eran0elieGl Protestant Rev. j. hELFEH' PASTOR Gay
,,rert, above sixth, East Wheeling.
zion Erdn0slicaI LuNertan, Rev. p. zInANERAAN
Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
.,eia Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market Hn'
Main.
Monroe and Quincy; services lOX morning.
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re CORhEsPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other f.
ancia Of the Integncer should be addressed
tae PrOprietOTs.
eteis concerning tie editorial department the pare
IhoU be addressed the EdOrS Jointly, to either
thea.
Correspondents writing publication, will please
only side Of the paper.
observance Of the above rules will greatly oblge u.s.
prompt attention to correspondents than
Ley might otherwise receive.
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Sheppard and Morgan,

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness ana Trunk Manufacturers
No. l31, Mdin st. C0TUcr Of Union.
TAYE now on hand large and complete assortment of
all articles line consisting Of Ladies' and Gen
femens Saddles and coarse Harness. Iron Frame and
Leather HoEshin, lair and Wool Collars Whips HAmes,
Saddles Of every description quality om the lowest
rate 10 the best style of English Shaftoe.
Irsn frame and Saices, very superior article
and unsurpassed Ightness strength and durability.
Fine single double Harness of the best style; Stage
WAGON aud Cart Harness the best material and work
large assortment Carpet Bags and satehels Of
variety Of material and pattern.
An work ordered will be furnished promptly, and no e
fort win be spared merit continuance Of public "a
FG5o @ori7 Sl's US eau SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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ELING VA TUESDAY y MORNING, .DECEM BIER
TRANsPO PORTA.FION.
Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
@ s3s IS7l
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. o. R.R,l
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 7tIl, 1851.
ON and after Sunday Eyening, Nov. sth, Passenger
trains Will leave is station daily at $40 A. NJ $40
r ~, and lO:P ~, Wheeling time The Accommodation
dailS, Except Sundays at S:lO a. NJ, will receive and dis
charge passengers at all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland The Accommo alton tran s
discontinued on East end of road. ~ "
The Express train daily, at I:40 p NJ win receive md
ascnargs passengers at the following only Ben
Rooa MoGndsrille, Cameron, Burton, Benon's Perry
No 2 Water Station Sir Johns Rum artinsbHrg
HarPer's Ferry, MonocAcy. SykesYle, and Washington
Junction The Nail train daily Except Saturday at 10
N viii receive and discharge passengers Ut all the prn-
The trains viii arrive follows: Mail train A. NJ Ex
press train lu:j5 NJ, Accommodation trAn from Cum.
oerIAnd, at 6:i5 p. NJ, Wheeling time.
- w. &. wooDSIDE, Sup't
noSS J, u FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-08
MATHEW MoNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR

DEALER
Flour, MILL Feed Of nj! kinds. Corn aud
Alof tile free OF extra charge
The highest price paid in cash for ali Country Produce
articles.
Ing jelI
Watches, JcucIry, silver and Plated Ware,
Clocks, &c de.
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@. p. BROWN,

No. lle Main. wheeling, Va.
now opening finest and largest assortmentS
il goods In his line that has been brought this
city, Hhieh will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices as
low as any house Vest Of the Atlantic cities,
Among his goods may be found Gold aud SILVER Watches
most celebrated English and Suisse Manu
facturerers. Also, fhe TeGL ID. L. D. American Patent
Lever Clocks great variety, including few
Regulators of fine quality suitable for Banks Ratroad
Stations, ohices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful jswery in sets Of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo Cold Stone Lava and all Gop Jcwcry. Also,
Soft Solder and plated 1ewelry, cheap
pocket Cutlery, Ka1ors, Scissors Silver Napkin
Rings, Gard Cases. Gold Pens, &C. &c. Every article in
this warranted to be good represent
ed or money returned. call respectfully solicited
mh25 tIsMain ST., one door from Marsh 4 Taylor's
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OFFLCE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27
Leaving a balance for contugoacies and in
ycstment II

7th. That the Medical College. Of Richmond
ough to he the object Of this appropriation for the
medical profession on condition that it will at
tach itsefto the Medical School ~ the University
and be the DEPARTMENT for Anatomical dissection
for the two schools. And that William aud Mary,
Richmond, Iiampden and sydney, Randolph Macon.
Lynchburg, Washington. Roanoke, Emory and
Henry Bethany, and Winchester colleges already
established, ard two other colleges to be establish
ed, one in the centre of Northwestern Virginia
and one near Fredericksburg, in Northeastern VII
ginia ought to lie the objects Of this appropra-
ton, on condition that they will subject themselves
to the smperintcndenco and report Of the Rector u
the University, retaining their respective iniepen'
dent organizations aud separate government and
discipline.
s. That the Rector Of the University onght to bs
made n salaricd officer, with the duty of superin
tending the twelve colleges provided for; to statt
| their accounts with the Literary Fund, and 90 re
port upon its application, and npon the course ana
standards of instruction and on books, and upot
the examination of the pupils in the colleges, an.
TO receive from them their accounts Of snperinteni
enee OF the high. primary and free schools.
.. That the Presidents of colleges ought 10 p
made TO perform the same duty of saperintendene'
over the high schools, assigning about thirty @
these each college, and TO return the stateinen
of their accounts to the Rector of the University
| and in like manner about four infant primary an,
| free schools ought to be assigned TO each higl
school and the teachers thereof be required 70 pei
| form The same duty Of superin .endenes over tn
infant schools, and 10 return their reports TO IN
colleges. F al
| TO- That the Rector rs Superintendent, ought y
be required TO report to the Beard Of the literaf
Fand, annually, aud ~ the Legislature bienniaiiy
upon the whole system Of public instruction am
20 that end he ought TO be provided With an ainpl
salary say $1,000 per annuml 50 that the Whole eS
pense Of the system would be about Aoosieasipi
sun balance for contingencies amt investment 9
\ Sl7.225.
II. That la the two new colleges 70 ps ss.a. ~
lished, the law should have special regard 70 IN
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EDUCATION.
rDUCATTON-The second session


EDUCATION.-The second session Of
II Mrs. RICE'S School will commence the iss Of
September and terminate the 50th Of June. She Of
icrs her sincere thanks 10 these who sustained her
during her first sassion. and respectfully solieits
their encouragement the second, aSsnrng them that
she has exeftel hersli 70 promote the welfare and
improvement Of their Children and PLEDGES 10 do the
~ long "a this responsible trust shall be
mitted to her, Iisr discipline Is systematic and
strict bnt kind every Teguitioa made or restraint
impsrd in prompted only by the deepest interest for
the happiness and improvement Of the pupils.
Sh. respectfully ran@is frequent calls freEa the
paF.nts to- observe rCcitstpns discipline and mode
uf instructions IL vi greatly conduee 10 the mental
culture ~ the scholars Who will be apt have
their stu.iirs prepared. Without this preparation
the part ofhe pupils, money may he advanced and
sessions may clDee With little no attainment made
In that for which their anxious parents sent then %
School.
The location s most desirable ONE, afnrding sraee
ami shade tpr evcfcsr the sin.,ier pupils oftsn
joying this PriF ilege f'eln II TIL ocieek.
Terms per ssien Of 10 months, pay able quarterly;
Higher English branches inclrding Latip.....s 10
Primary Geography, History, Grammar, Arith-
metic and fhitpsnpsi .
Primary ArIthmetic, Ortiography, Geography
Secena street, between Clay and Leigh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

A LoNG TERN.-A convict was discharged from
hlnS sing prison on the 5th inst, who had spent
thirty gears in the State prison. He was sent to
the old city prison in 1929 for the term offourteen
years. He was one Of a chain-gang sent to Sing
Sing in 1873 to build that prison At the expiration
OF his term he was out about three years then sent
back for ten years. He was out only three months
was drutik all the time then taken up and sent
for six years; that time expired on the fifth lie
has been good convict: has been punished only
once during the entire thirty years: he is now in
good health Is fiftysiX years old and is superior
mason and stone-cutter lie intends to devote the
balance of his life to himseif-.Syracuse Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

| THE AMERICAN HORSES IL ESGLAND.-We learn by
the City of Washington, that Mr.. Ten Br0eck has
retained the services of Charlton the accomplished
jockey, for his horses in their future engagements
on the English turf. In his hands there is no
doubt that both Prioress and Prior will confirm tho
high opinion expressed of them by many shrewl
judges at GoodwoOd. As jockey, his srits have
for years been universally acknowledged
and it under his guidance that Blink Bonny
won the Derby and Oaks this year, and Skirmsher
the Ascot cap. Prioress entered for the Sussex
county cup, which run for on the llth inst
Whether she run or not we are unable to say. "a
the only information the London Journals give Of
the race is, that Tournament was first, Polar Star
second, and Chevalier d'Industre third. Five run.
and the won by length. AS we have
not the names of the other two starters, cannot
say whether Prioress was one of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

DISCOVERED AT LAsT.-Thc Spiritual Age, an or
gan of the tabe-tppers, in this city, claims Rev.
stephen Pennington, pastor of the Bedford-Avenue
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, disciple of their
'faith' The SAGE" says the reverend gentleman
has assured it, by a process of infusion of ideas
into his mind, the spirit ofsorue dead classmate,
Mr.. B. T. Purdy, had assured him of the nature
of the happiness Of Heaven; that II consisted In
harmonic relations and intercourse with Kindred
natures, and the abiding consciousness Of the Di-
vine Love. which is all pervading as the Divine
Spirit md presence I" There now we know all
aboutit Cierr nc mud t...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

PRINTING IN FRASCE.-There are in France l 037
printing offices and ,092 Journals. The number of
compositors employed in all France is about $3.50
Of these Paris employs $500, Lyons To- Bourtieaux
ll6, Marselss 1l2, Lille 10, Toulouse 102, Ronen
10 Tours So Nantez rs, Strasbourg 63, Besancon CO.
Amiens -. They occupy 1000 pressnon and aids
900 corrcctors, proof readers and contractors and
$50 conductors. Tie printing office of Alfred Name
CO., at Tours, (Which works for paris.) runs %
presses, which consume $50 reams of paper daily
This is the largest establishment in France. The
average annual number of works which appear
from the press is 5000, not including stereotyped
reproductions. Their value is estimated at five
millions of dollars. The proportion belonging to
Paris is t3040,000. So that Paris alone furnishes
nearly twothirds of the matter produced in France
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

| WIPES PRAYRR.-If there is anything that
comes nearer to the imploration of Ruth and Ma.
omi, than the Su'Joined, we have not seen it -
Lord bless and preserve that dear person whom
Thou hast chosen to be my husband; let his life be
long and blessed, comfortable ard holy and let me
also become a great blessing and a comfort unto
nm; sharer in all his SORROWS, a meet help in
all the accidents and changes of the world: make
me amlable forever in his eyes and forever dear to
him. Unite his heart to in the dearest love aad
holiness. and mine to him in all its sweetness.
charity and complacency. Keep me from all un-
3entleuess, all Observation-Disclosures. and unrpason
sbieness of passion and humor. and make me hum
BE and obedient, useful and obser, IT. that We
may delight in each other according to Thy blessed
word and both OF us may rejoice in Thee having
for our portion the love and service of God for
| ever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

FAST DRIvIYG.-Recorde Tate yester-
lay imposed fine Of $40 ON Lewis schonberger,
reported hy officer Norris for fast driving on tho
9th Inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

THE SEPoY REGIMESTs-ln. the London Times Of
the 9th We find the following 1.-THE Scpoy Rcgi-
and religion, who teach the young gentlemen from
England the routine of duty. The latter learn to
look npon the service with heir regiments n
vexation. and after time, a humiliation. Eve
ry one who is anybody is draughted away to some
thing rise, and of course. il is both oner0us and
mortifysg TO remain. When seven or more of the
senior officers away, getting higher pay and
with the prospect Of an indefinite advancement, ii
cannot he wondered at that the regimental service
snould be demOralized and as little that the Hin
docs siIould discover the fact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

REsiGNgp. Lieut.. Joseph w. Barlow,
II Company D., Young Guard Battalion, has re-
Gigned his ofliea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

" HEAT IN IILINoIs.-Union county, in Southern
Illinois, reported for the census of 1850, a total
wheat product of 81 $50 bushels. The wheat har-
vest of the same county this year is estimated by
the Janesburgh Gazette at halfa million bushels
A car load of it, weighing sixty two pounds to the
iushel. has Just been received at Chicago where it
was sold for Sl53 per bushel. 1t was transported
over the Illinois Central Railroad 329 miles, for
iSl3 cents per bushel The car load of 336 bushels
brought s5l4 transportation, sellers commission
and all charges $40: leaving net product to the
grower of S1.32 per busheI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

WITHOUT PApERs.-Beverly Morris. a
tree negro was put in the cage night before last,
inr going about without register. Being brought
before Recorder Tate yesterday, he ordered to
jail untii he produces the documents sttestng his
right to freedom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27
EDUCATION.

M iSSES KING. corner of Bread and
=, Mayo STREETS. The next session will begin ON
the LIST day of October 1857 and close on The lst a
M1ny lass. Experienced and competent assisfan 4.
WI employed to teach the Philosophical and high.
er Mathematical classes