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The Stca .ner Cecil

1sNsFs-a, LEAVES
~ H. George Town at one
b..s3s?nc - .,,..,,:5;iY o'clock on uesdars.
SssU sSsesz&S Thursdays and Sat
nrdays. for lIavrc de Grace, touching at the
various Landings ON the Sassafrab River.
EETURNlNG
Leaves Havrc de Grace for Sassafras River
Oh the same days. ut about 4 o'clock.
py~fare 50 Gents.
T.. G. STURGEON.
May II Captain.
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The total assessment in the County amounts
to s ,G14 $50 OF which s 81 $50 is the as
scsscd value Of vessels belonging to the coun-
tv, sud exempt from county taxation.
The rate Of county tax la, been fixed at
50 cents in the SIG0 which would make the
gross amount of taxes for the year S3S ,2lS.
o. subject to insolvcnci,s &c.
The amount liable to the direct tax Of ten
cents in the SlQ0 is 81 57771,lU1, beng less
the whole assessment by the value Of Natch.'
and plate in amounts Of $50 and upwards, &c.
The Real Estate is assessed at ! 5.5l2 ,o9I
and the Personal Property at S l62.462 of
which 1898 is the value Of the slaves in
the county.
The whole taA this ycar-Sta;e and coun-
ty--is 60 cents being II cents i'll the 500
less tlan last year.
The increase in the Assessment this year
over last is $ lG6 GA.
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

Will leave Port Deposit
q Sesl, %sfor, lIayre de Grace at 9
VIs,>>y==?1 ~ Il o'clock NJ. , and o'clock
.;,f.e c::9.s.:s.fTTVs p NJ. connecting with the
car. Leaves u4yrc trace at leo A. NJ. 800
aid $50 p. NJ DAVID WHITE.
may 10 2m- Captain,
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g. The EDITOR being necessarily absent
yesterday. the paper has failed to have his
usual personal attention. This will also ac-
count Cor the non appearance Of some articles
sent in for publication.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

THE New Bird 1Es.-The contracts for
building the three new bridges for which the
county Comm issioners advertised for propo-
ials. were awarded on Tuesday last to John
FinAlrf Of York county, Pa. he being the
lowest bidder for all. The following are the
prices: Tor the bridge over Little Elk ut NJ nc.
kal's S ,525; for the bridge at Stony Run,
North East. $780, both of these are to he
on the Burr plan, such as those at North East,
and over the Big Elk at Lords and Scott s.
and for the bridge at Kinks Neil. which is to
bc ar open bridge s 1865 These figures seem
exceedingly low, but the contractor, who has
to give bond for the proper performance of
the work =, is said to be bridge builder of
much experience.
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The COUNTY ASSESSMENT AND ANIMAL
Levy The county Commissioners compile
ted the Assessment and made the Levy on the
lat. inst. The following are the amounts
and cOrnoratc tOM.ls:
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1florrir0.

In Philadelphia. on May Both. by Rev. b. Grf-
filth. John N. James to.MAry Barrett both of
Cecil County.
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Discourse To Young Men.

The Second of series of dscourses to
Young men, will be delivered by Rev: John ".
MelrS tomorrow Evening subject: Moses or
the Young Nan choosing between Christ ana the
world.
Services Commencing at So'clock. Young
men and others are invited to attend.
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ATTENTION.

The members Of the Fillmore and Donclson
Club are requested to meet II: Gravelly Hill
Oh Thursday evening, July OH at 7!oclock.
for the purpose Of clccting officers and amen
ding the Consultation. BY order of
Tue PRESIDENT.
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IMPORTANT TO
sReyEEs s. TRAv EI.I.ERs.

iE.g. APOkr DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT,
$500 The STEAMER GIPSEY, Capt. H..
My els having been tho.ough'y rep'red. is now
running regularly during the day and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.
The capacity Of this Boat and har speed and
-utirc safety. render her peculiarly fitted for this
s,rv:re brewers farmers tlayc lcrs. and the pub
lie generally viii find her at all times ready to
cnhv.. them and They property to and from the
nbu,t points Travellers ami iroNrrS will find
a,rpe Accommodations for themselves and stock
ut the view Hotel NJ Ecl's Ferry which he's been
,es,nty c cc ed by j. SPENCER. and now kept
hy him may Som
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l'hlia.. w illgingtOn and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
Es.ATGS and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

~ and after the LIST Of July, 1886. the
~ subscribers become the proprictors Of
the Eklon and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
exceptcd,) and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTOWN,
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
HID. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREN LILLE,
GEO. ~. K ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
UkIEVlLE, CAMBRIDGE
On their return the coaches arriveat Elk-
ton at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
D5-rhey will also run a daily branch line
from Middletown. Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestcrtown, going and return
Ing the same day and renchng Middletown
in time for the 6 o'clock. morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WEIi-o q CO.
June 2S, 1886.
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THE New GovoNoR OF Utah-Col. Cum
ming, the new Governor of Utah. who is to
put an end to the reign of brother Brig
ham, is said to he gentleman Of the exact
type of character best suited to that most
difficult and responsible post. Conyersan:
with all phases Of life and experienced in every
degree of fortune, he is admirably adapted to
exercise executive functions in the territory to
which he has he appointed. Col. Cum
in Augusta, Georgia. but failed. Removing
to St. Louis, he established himself as sutlcr
to the forces stationed at Jefferson barracks,
and was subsequently appointed Indian asc:.t,
the duties Of which he discharged with great
discretion and judgment. Sm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE County Commissioners will meet at
L their Office in the Court House, in Elk
ton, on Tuesday the 18th inst. Collectors
are notified to present their Bonds for 1891,
for approval at that meeting.
BY order III .-..
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Cpk.
july 4-2-w. Co. Com. Cecil Co.
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New London Academy.

The Summer Session ofthis Institution will com.
meuce on the first Monday Of May
The Principals. having lately purchased large
brick building which is admirably adapted t" the
purpose Of BOARDING house and has been within
The past year completely flied up. are enabled to
oiinr to students accommola ions still more leas-
mt convenient and comfortable than heretofore.
Both clearinghouse and School will be con-
family under their personal supervision: by which
his Insti' uton afr ,rl sup,or facilities for extern
o Classical, Math"matf;, or Commercial cduca
on. M,iera Lang N ;ss, Drawins. Music etc. con
dcc with untirod care for the pu pills health aud
.I.,.tS
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GLE Nm DALE
Il o. IL $ A I. T..

FHNIlS beautiful Estate will be sold a bar
l. gain. 1t is situated two miles north west
from ElktOn. and contains
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WOOL MANUFACTURED.

NOOL will be manufa ct,ircd into Broad
w Blankets, Cotton and Wooden Kerr
seys, Sattinetts, Flannels, Lindseys, Twceds
&c. or cardcd into rolls for Home Spinning
at the old establishment of the subscriber.
Also Stocking Yam made to order by
WIN. JOHNSON.
Providence Mills. .. june Goth.
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ELKTON WRITING
ACADEMY,

In the ODice formerly occupied by
George Earl, Esq.
~ SUERBROoKE & son, are now pre-
Il pared to instruct in Practical and Or
nomental Penmanship.
TERMS.-$5,0 90 for Twelve Lessons, cx-
elusive Of stationary. One half in advance.
No Discount for neglect Of lessons on part
Of the Pupil.
Room open from clock A NJ. to 10 o.
clock p. NJ. Exclusively for Ladies from Ii
O'clock A. NJ. to p. NJ.
All who wish to avail themselves of the ser
vices of successful and experienced Teachers,
will do we'll to make early application as their
engagements at their Commercial ACADEMY i'll
Washington, D. c. will make their stay i'll
Elkton limited Numerous highly respectable
references given.
Att Interested will please call and examine
our specimens of Pcnnanshtp and mode Of in
siruction. july 4 1T.
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RT DEPOSIT AND REIL'S FERRY.
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III any one through the "Scvcn'
hict'lasa tax collector used to VIZ IT, seventh
district is troubled with Spasmodic contiac-
lions commonly known as fits" let him
call on Doctor Amos (not the prophet, YIN this
town, vino is rapping medium and cures
glalis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
FROM WASHINGTON

FEB. 1G.-The Senate is in Executive Session
to-day. The Committee on Foreign Relations
reported back the Clarendon and Dallas Treaty,
with amendments to obyate the objections here
tofore made to it. 1t was debated more than
three hours.
Stodwell and Lee, of Va, had hostile meet
ingn Blair's residence this afternoon. Three
bloodlcss shots were exchanged, when hostili-
ties were adjourned, and the board of honor
were appointed to effect an adjustment of the
difficulties. Bocock, Kcitt, and Good, members
of the House, and Capt. Corrie, were on the
ground. +, .s5.3I
The war department have received intclli-
gence from Gen. Wool, dated Bspicia, California,
January 80, saying peace and quiet prevail
throughout the department of the pacific, which
he has no doubt will continue as long as the
Indiens are treated with ordinary Justice. The
disposition of the troops is such will not only
give protection to the white settlements, but re-
strain the Indians, should they exhibit in
dications to renew the war, which, from infor-
nation he has received, he does not in the least
apprehend.
The Central American treaty was discussed
several hours to-day. Further consideration
was postponed by majority, until the 9th of
March,
The Senate ratified the extradition treaty be-
tween the United States and the Netherlands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

aDDIIlONAL- IllfJ.
New YoRK, Feb. 16th-Bushire is now pro-
claimed British territory, and free port The
city is reported to be quiet, but there are ugly
rumors of the abominable conduct of the Brit
ish
The details of the China news comprise the
Geographic accounts. The factories were burn
ed by the Chinese, the flames bursting out 81
multaneously in all directions. All attempts by
the seamen and marines to stop the fire, were
fruitess. 1t ragged all night and up to the hour
of the steamers departure. Dant & Co.'S pre-
misses were the first to go, followed by the whole
Panshung Hong, the Imperial, and indeed all the
IIongs are destroyed. The only houses untouch-
ed, up to the time the steamer left, were those
of the British Consulate, Augustine Heard, II.
one or two in the new English Hong, Russell &
Co. in the Swedish Hong, and Witmore & Co.
in the Imperial Hong, butt was doubtful wheth-
er they would ultimately escape.
The Agra 0rientals and Merchant Banks were
on fire and no hopes entertained of saving them.
Seymour withdrew his men into the garden,
the only refuge left for foreigners. The Admi-
rails future steps were unknown here. but little
doubt, however, that Canton would no longer
be spared; the dischargeof shells and rockets
having already commenced.
Hong Kong correspondence of 10th Decem-
Der says boat from the ship Portsmouth, go
ing from Whampoa to Canton, was fired into by
the barrier lori, ana was sODuSeI TO put pack,
notwithstanding the American flag was flying
The Portsmouth and Levant then moved up the
river and bombarded the forts, the Chinese de-
Tending themselves bravely, killing two Ameri-
cans, wounding others, and damaging the ships.
Commodore Armstrong then demanded an apol-
ogy within "a houre. The reply was unsatis-
factory. The Americans then captured thcforts
and subsequently destroyed them. Gov. Yeh
subsequently apologized, saying it was a mis-
take, and that the American flag would hereafter
be respected Ii is understood the Americans
will accept the apology and withdraw. The
Portsmouth and Levant will return to Wham-
poa.
Naples accounts are deplorablc, Arrests are
made daily.
A priest attempted an assassination of the
Archbishop of Mantya, wounding him slightly.
yerges, the assassin of the Archbishop of
Paris, was executed.
BosToN, Feb. 16-Priyate letters from Hong
Kong, dated Dec. 10th, says the o. S. ship Lee
want is nearthe factories. The San Jacinto, the
flag ship of the squadron, is at Whampoa, and
the Portsmouth at Hong Kong, bound for shan
ghai. The officers and men exhibited the great
est galantry and skill in the attacks on the bar
rer forts and while on guard duty. None of the
officers of the squadron were wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

h.ASIlNt'TONS cebe-, ~ 4ooG.
SENATE-On motion, Mr.. Fish srosolutiontwas
adopted requesting tie Postmaster General 10
inform theSenate whether any, and if so, what
additional legislation is required 70 insure trans
mission through the post,oftice, and delveredto
persons to whom directed, of public documents
franked by members of Congress.
Without any other business of general impor-
lance, the Senate adjourned,
HousE-An earnest Parliamentary contest en-
sued between the friends and opponents of the
bill authorizing the settlement of the claims of
a company of South Carolina militia, for servi-
ces in the war of 1912. Some three hours WIS
thus spent, when the subject was passed over
till Monday next and the House went again into
committee ON the tariff bill
Mr.. NVakcman invoked the members to a har=
monious action, with view to reduce the reve-
nue., and prevent a financial convulsion. He
maintained that bill should be framed making
to all, and not to particular interests, and init
mated he should support the bill of majority of
ways and means committee, and moved AN
amendment reducing the duty on sugar, salt,
and lead, and for the admission of manilla hemp
free
The Committee then rose, and the House adj
iourncd
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RTyFR Avn WEATHER

PIrTsBrRcn, Feb. 1G.-Noon-R River Z feet,
falling slowly. Weather damp and cloudy with
appearances of rain.
CISorNSAT1, Feb. lG-River falling. Weather
clear and warm.
ST. Ions, Feb. 1a.-River about stationary
Weather warm and raining little
The steamer Americas was sunk while coming
into port last night, she struck log or some
othe obstruction in the river, and now lies sunk
to the main deck. Cargo of pig iron. Boat
worth $50, goo.
LOUISVILLE Feb 16.-River falling rapidly
sine Saturday. Six feet 9 inches on the falls.
Weather clear and pleasant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
CHURCHES OF wIEE,I.INe}=

the es Guy ,n %s i Pa9-
time and place Of meeting there are any Inistses, NC
viii make ttienecessary correction Win
81 NdftastO's, Eptseopalia Corner Monroe and ,,vror
streets Rev e T. PEsktss, Rector; morning services 1
O'clock, evening,T. - 'ts'7 70
ST. 1OkHs EptscopdWan, Main street. First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev a. X w4RsRs ps.tor.
morning services 10Y O'Clock, evening. 74r
ffrst PresbstsEda, REy r. H WED. Pastor. Fourth St
between Monroe and Quincy: seryIce 1,orrn 5
noon, <
SeeOad Presbyterian, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
lfra Presberfda, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
f"'eert sts South Wheeling, Rev WOODS, Pastor serv
ees morning .1 and evening.
Fourth Pre'oyerfai, Rev A. PAUL. Pastor Main street
between Washington and Adams ss services morning and
evening
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Pigs, Hanging Rock
[From lhe n. I. Independsnt.l


FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTS 6CTlc following is weekly
report of failures assignments, &c:
F &W II wlIittemore Co. Boston, Mass, suspended f
II Barker Co. Boston, Mass, suspended Eli Baldwin,
TEN Mass, failed. Harrington, Boston, Mass, failed
Edward Bsnner, Boston, Masa sold out and suspended
NJ Bussett, Boston, Mass suspended. BeecEman, Knox
dIVIeed expected Hitchcock Co. NY city, failed and
signed Poote Cole, city reported suspended llabIl
ties nominal assets to in full Hesbronek y
Case city, suspended. Compsey, Claysviie,
Pa, suspended and assigned NJ Matthews Co. Wheeling
Va, failed and assigned. Isaac Hobbs Bloomfield, NO,
failed Daniels Dbbe Cincinnati, o. failed and sold out
= L Russell Co. oeyeIand o. assigned chas grSnhalt5
suspended. james Booth, Toledo, o, assgned liabilities
$4,000 assets about $SO. Philip Bope, Lancaster, o,
sgued to Jno Weaver. Mark Sheridan Piqua, o. suspen-
ded Chas Dana, Newport o. assigned Jno Burke, Mari
eta o, failed Geo Starr Richmond o. failed and closed by
the sheriff JIG Miller, Greenyille Q, ailsd David
Bro JACKSON o, assigned Benta, Orr Frazier Mar
tnsyle, o, assigned Jn0 GreenIer, Somerset o. failed
II Altman indianapolis, Ind suspended and store closed
Barstow Co. Lodo, III, assigned Fftzsimmons Btebe,
La ses, H. suspended good dividend expected Woods
Co, Dubuque, Iowa, failed. II Alexander, Fort DIES
Anthony Theele, Iowa City, Iowa. failed FEederckson
HendrcksOn, Iowa City, Iowa, suspended and len Eddy
Carnes, Princeton, Iowa, sold out and suspended
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

which may be produced by called Electric OIL
after his remedy If persons will cautioned
and heed his repeated advice through the newspapers
buy and base article when the Electric Oil, SO well
known and highly recommended by Mayors Cities
Members Of Congress, Physicians and Merchants
highest standing he has shown by certificates published
and every Phlladephan, then they the conse-
quences Of their My Electric Os pleasant always
leaves better than Il began and cannot possibly
do harm, las limitations Wi) Children should have It
Group and teethng, md ladies' 1t for the skin and PIN
pies, complexion, &c. Rheumatism any pain cannot
sole notwithstanding Department SO South Eighth street,
Philadelphia. t-1 af=UEa
SEE CERTIFICATES IN slFeeGkv papers. ~ az
Price 20, 90 and ST 6ottle and person has
made any real Electric Oil but myself, in this any
other city. ~ .Ils - 80 fsaa
PRor CnAREs DxGRAr dIscoverer and sole manufacture
In the world Of Electric OH.
Por snleb T. II. LOGAN & CO.. Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLISS' d BUSlIFIELD,
ianl4 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

We Yesterday received New Orleans papers
up to within week of this date. Pretty quick
time, and rather surprising considering the lei
sure with which they have heretofore travelled.
What's the reasonwe can't always get them
about this fresh?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

rnr Masonic Hall at Tuslegee, Alabama, was
burnt, with another house adjoining it, on the
9th inst Everything belonging to the Lodge
and Temperance Society, whose Hall was in the
sane building, was consumed. Loss about eight
thousand dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

ANONYMOUS ARTICLES we, from time to time,
receive articles, in drop letters, and from dis
lance, for publication, but none of which ever
'ppearin our paper, and just for one simple rea-
son, which we supposed every one understood.
"ed don't pretend to be able to tell whether an
article purpOrting to be original isso or not and
hence this safeguard of requiring a responsible
name. Again; these communications come in
TIE form of advertisements, containing a note
'oat the author will call and pay for the inser-
S0n as soon as it appears in the paper We
4Ont do business in this way and the writer's Of
disappearing articles will please notice the
fact
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
TO TnK E.UKEIC.

r.,,,. :hr, day sold to sts.sr. Campbell McDsrmo,
-,. 1p.slltgeneer Ones. wersturn ,Ineerethank.
patrons for tie many acts of kindness have re-
hands and cordially commend
,s., notice. wedOubtnotthey win ever befOuad promp,
~ attentive to every department of business and win
deserve the patronage of the community.
,,,oun.s will run to the 18Th Instant, and hope
,,a, vi. aid u. in speedily closing mp outstanding
.:eouns.
n, business of the firm VIII be settled by either of the
,tasr, aud Mr. Beatty viii be found at the office for that
..ao,.. BEATTY &.co.
wheeling. Oct. s,h, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
TgE INTELLIGENCER.
=mI;E LAW OF NEWsPAPERs-
m -GORkEsPoNpENTS.

concerning subscription advertising or other
Of the InteIligeneer should be addressed TO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

TnE revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road for the past month, is said to be almost
double that of the same month last year, not
outstanding the terrible condition of things
prevalent for some. two weeks of the time by
the severe winter. The passenger returns are
understood to have increased some 5000, and
the freight about $110,0oO-the aggregate re
turns being over $4,000 for the main stem
line alone The prospects of the present month
are reported as even more promising than this,
and the probabilities are that the revenue may
be fully doubled, particularly in the event of a
continuance of open weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
Attachment

The Central Ohio Rail Road Company
The object Of this suit Il attach, In the hands Of Will
liam D. Terry, Thomas J. DeCamps respectively, agents for
the said Defendants and Michael Herr, doing business
der the firm Of Michael Herr Co., either OF them
moneys elects estate belonging TO the said defendant
Central Ohio Ran Road Company, 70 Thatcher Psr
kEps, Superintendent Of said Central Ohio Rail Road Com
pany, and an funds which the said Terry DeCamp, or
either ThEn have received for the Of
freight passengers said Central Ohio Rail Road
any moneys which the said Michael Herr = may
transportation Of freight said Central Ohio Rail
Road snieleney thereof 70 satisfy and pay the
pIanants demand 4IlgO, with
having entered its and It appearing By a
daVit Med in the cause, that j. resident OF the State
YErgnia-on motion Of the plaintiff is attorney, Il Is
ordered that # appear here within month amer due
publication order and do what mar be necessary
20 protect ia interests, and that's copy Of said order be
forthwith inserted In published in thectty
Of Wheeling for successive weeks, posted
front door Of Court Ohio county on the fEst
day Of spext County Court, held for SAID county
AeoPy-Teste:
FpaUdletnn enr1diCI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

AUCTION TINS EvESrSc.--Nye call attention to
the rare and magnificent stock. of Jewelry, that
iSOpcned and for sale, either atprivate purchase
OFat auction, this evening, at the room former
y occupied by George Mendel, two doors below
Bishops. As will be sean, the stock Is unusu-
ally large, and embraces every thing in the jew
cry line, from gold watches. down to rings, pen
ellis and pens. They invite all persons to call
and examine the quality of their goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17

VIZ would take it as Kindness from those of
our patrons, who do not get their papers regu-
brlv, to leave notice at this Office. Fora week
or two past, we have been afflicted with one or
Two shabby specimens ofsnews-boys, of whom
weare now happily rid. 3