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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
DEATH OF THE non ANDREW STE
VEkSON

We lean from The Charlottesville ddc0cd,e thl tbs
Hon Andrew Stevenson died At Blenheim, his RESI-
cenCe, ~ Abemare, at o'clock Sunday night, Ia his
tn year, Of pneumonia IN Adc0c1H states That
Mr. S,syensOns health had been falling for many
moths Lat Fall bis nervous system was considers
bly, shaken by painful injury 10 q nerve OF his hand
His friends prepared TO expect hs death at any
moment
Young man by his talents plesder At the bar, and
Vac considered one Of tho first criminal lawyers of his
day He coon entered political hie aud was sent 70
IA. llouse Of Delegates IN 1874. lie remained mem
Ter o. thai body Tor number Of year; Tor several of
which be- flied tl Office sf Speaker. In th4t cspscty
he BIZ anne celebrated f)r tie dignity aud ability Win
Which he presided.
from the Ilouze Of Delegates lie went 70 Congress.
benz elected from tbs Congressi a.l DstrcI In me
iou-e Of Representatives he was elected Speaker iD
thai patton he sOon canned gnea, distinction, beng
RAJ I'D - fo-.eesiDg next 70 Mr.. Clay, p.Thsp, In
areer degree than any other man Of their day, the pc
cuusr Qualities that III amsn for the very mPrtAnt
and c.h COLT Luiies VI pTesiflng Oihccr certain ~
uat he House Of Repre- eDtttVe' never has, since
~. cay 81 Me-sr.. Clay and Stevenson, Doen detin-
.1isAeG FOR the Orcef and decorum tnat character
1ed IL While they pre,ided. TIM. and men too have
changed i u tue but much Of that exalted char
acer tOr dignity snd order which belonged ID the
HOuse u their day, va attributable 10 Their al
mirsbe qgait.es % control IL Deliberations. From
Congress Mr. Stevenson sent Mnisier - the
Court u ST. Jsmes. While there, ~ The ChaT-
.af.C,Hs fdrocafs Justly says, he DOt only Occu-
" pied high position IN the Diplomatic circle bat, ~
" The dignity VI he cLsIs cier splendid appearance ADD
" c.s'.3gUAhed social accomplishments, gos Tor nm,
-,lf msHy sdminDg lends among the dspogushod
" men Of that kiIgGom. Since Mr s'eyeDson retafn
" 10 America be Las devoted all Of his time ana ,aent
70 tuY.uts Of Alricuture snd the sdyanesment Of
the interests VI The UDiyefsliy, Of when ibsttsuon
IL va, tie rector AZ The time Of bis desn and IA.
90 =. -, or If y. earliest .nd tfgesi ir.ends.
in The death Of Mr. s,eysnson Virginia has Lost
one ~ br mott distinguished sons, and Abemsre one
OF r. be-, citizens. Asa pohncian, Mr. SteveDsons
,s,,e ,on.r he well known b. al ntelhgent reader:
In, II remaDs to o. who knew him 81 Trend snd
nsbr 70 bear testimony 70 the lac, that be- pos.essed
ali Of tho-e noble q1s.'s OF hear and head which go
70 make up the character Of noble Pe.oe b. 70
he s.bss! lR.ehmoId DaJy Dispeteb, jan -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

cans Oars
Barrier fog;............ s. Sg1Ar FoE.............
l.And = Grand
Which either totally Destroyed, rendered ants
ier further seryioe The iotghcanons materially
inun by he ships ere snd the loss OF lbs guns and
Tie distraction Of hs nos, important de,enses IN the
very stronghold Of the empire must teach his Majesty
Hon. Member O; The Pryy Coancl M. leh Ming
Chin lessen in foreign Diplomacy he vii not soon
.OTEe;.
Al the Officers IS wei IS men We'd with esch other
IN ats ~ lAriuS snd - much praise bs BE-
slowed u9cn ,he gslsn, Commanders koo.e, Bell. and
Smith for their Courageous determinations on lAea,en-
s~.s I,vis Ws.rauch. guthrie. Davenport, Eng,iSh.
Carter snd simpson for the gallant manner n which
tcy led heir se2ara,c civ Soss no seton. On Masters
AdSms Shepsrd. Snd Lieutenant Re,snsp, ior their
very sble performances 81 that muscd es,rnnsen'
csitd s hosiirer W IN aounded The des,h kneh 20
many ;co On Captain >rIs and his galsu; COPS oi
MsnDts, Vho we're ever ne,dy ~ metc cat y me lie
bis deserts AID 70 preserve tie honor q; that SS anisr
she'd sri '--'ly the remsinicg defenders Of ms
,tls Wa SIC thcir pNt srd were eaSer ior he fray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
TVT PERSIAN WAR

com 9 ui-it- oI IT, Leuiou So.
TIE 's-est ue~s from U-rsf sesriuS the appearance
~ authenticity ccnes doNn only % the Eth OF August
Tbs nav Dc, epitomsed IN = single paragraph Ess
hhau BE ,ou uauttr 81 eTat. had among his officers
hyh,st IN rank some mcu ot Persian zee, though pro-
.cssecy a;:A, he % TIE cause % tho HerSes These
men entered into conspiracy with the leaders OF the
Persian beseguc force 10 betrsy the works they hsd
heen appointed 70 defend. namely, the oasiions ,he
,u:tr wuiA> suG lie bazaar. They Gained their trea
sousb.e cssign into effect. Or The '9.h Of August
while Esa Khsn sad his nephew were ST prayers IN the
Mosque :hc information was brought them that the
Persinus hal procession Of the principal basncos and
The bszsar S;sy.UC Ouly a. lnNoAo blessing ON his
efrt. tl, con " auOer ~tnt forth lie put hs nephew
az the sCad ~ troops with ord - IA dsi0dSe the
Pelsiars from toe bai asr and with sec1ud iorce
attacked Tie Enemy IN the bss;ions Both enterprises
were crowned with complete success. The nephew
wa, slain but not unit, hs sword had killed tsc ~ the
leading sqira,ors. The P,r.sns were routed with
great .iaughter driven byond the walls, and pursued
Is The yc;cucus iIersCes until they took reuge he
hind the Persian army OF reserve eucamped about two
mics ln Two # the coUspTatsrs we're taken prison
ers aud letu'e the sun set were executed. Their
hou,t> were gwen up 10 the 81. ery Ia oe pGndered
.rd their wves coucubires snd children were seized
io be- sold as slaves 10 the rurcomans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
F,,4 as CaaI Md Ezra, ". -


The clipper steamer Lzn, ehe 4, - e .'s 'o-l2''y"'
'he 9Th, WI! reach Cah.-8 Do d)aot oeio-e "a o.
patch nsrce Of Ne frs. overland ma. IN Jan0 ny 7a1
We avail ourselves OF The opportunity % fIrnish or
,esder- with a tpr'o, Of re neF9 pcnishe1 " &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
,T5 CORRESPONDENTS
TO ,rmE PUBLIC.

,,,,ve hi, day sold to Alessrs. Campbell MeDeFmO
1o,sllisencer Office wereturn our sincere thanks
o,trons for tie many acts of kindness we have re
,,,heir hands and cordially commend our successors
wedoubtnOt they VIII ever be found promP
.ro,ive to every department of business. and vii
sfor. to deserve the patronage of the community
.o,D,, will run to the 18Th instant and We hope ou
,l aid US in speedily closing up outstanding
,.ne.s o, the fra will be settled by either of th'
f",,, BEATTY co.
wheeling, Oct, Stb, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
EROM WASuINGrON.

Jan. 17.-At the closing OF the session Of the
agricultural society yesterday proposition WINS
Iadopted urging upon Congress the endowment
OF an industrial University, in each State and
Territory, by grant of lind, valued at not less
than s., 90 600 committee consisting of Nessrs.
Corcoran, CustlS, Calvert, French and Browne,
was appointed to further this object
w. F. II. Army, has arrived with petition,
numerously signed by lthe citizens of Kansas,
without regard to party, asking Congress for a
donation of lands, similar TO those granted to
the Western States, for the establishment of a
Territory.
The President has approved the bin amend
ing the act for the promotion and efficiency Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
utINoIS BANKS.

THE STEAMER AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Jan. l7.-nOon-No signs OF the
America from Liverpool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

PRor DRRArH will responsible for the evil effects
which NAV he produced counterfeit called Electric O
afeT his great remedy. If persons will not be ntione
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers and
Iuv and se base article when the Electric Oil, so wen
known highly recommended by Mayors Of cues
Members ~ Congress, Physicians and Merchants OF the
higi standing rs he has shown by certificates publFhsd
md every Piadephan, then they must bear the conse-
sncrs Of their error Ny Electric oil Is pleasant alwnys
leaves person than Il bean and ctH1GI PostSy
Ia bSfo, Ias limitations WILL Children should have II Tor
row1 nd tecting and 1t for the skin and PIN
MES commission, Rheumatism any pain cannot eN-
list when applied. "a -, ,,,.t,,, ,.roo,
Philadelphia.
TT sS 10 ind 81 peT hottie, and person has ever
made any real Electric Oil bu. myself, In TINS OF any
ppoy On AR1Es DRGRATH dscOvercr and sole manufacture
or in the world OF Elec,iic Oil.
For salcby n. II. LOGAN Co, BEidSe corner
AE9; Os Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

NV CouNrEnFErrs.- out for counter
lett iives on the Allentown Bank, recently thrown
into circulation.
Beware of counterfeit three dollar bills ON the
connecticut Bank, now in cireuleion.
There is also in circulation counterfeit ten
cellar note on the Central Bank of Virginia,
which is so well executed that most any person
Dna'clstOlned to the detection of counterfeit
Mercy would take it, notwithstanding the fact
nat the place is different from the genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

During the last hour the weather, which up
% That time had been intensely clear and bright,
save faint indications of change-a slight va
s y. or smoke being noticeable and afterwards
y mercury gradually rose to IA deg. below
-'' No. at the next morning, and zero at 10.
Inc thermometer used on the occasion was
J. s0,nmon Kendall instrument, but supposed to
M aoOat as correct as such generally are.
~. .N' contrast between the open air and my
ta''0F' which, according to another thermorne-
~ We had warmed up to 20 deg. q1oce zero,
5 Was decidedly cool. VT
Wheeling, Jan 17tb, 1867
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
FIIRTHER IRON NICARAGUA.

NEW ORLEAxs, Jan. l5.-Gen. Henningsea
was reinforced on the Sth at Granaoa, after
scige of ~ days he succeeded in driving the
enemy before him with n loss of l4Onmen. Gen.
Henmingsea's loss is 300. The town wass vaca-
ted by the enemy on learning Ofthe approach of
the forces under Walker.
There were 800 recruits waiting at Punta
Arenas to Join Walker and n steamboat was re-
pairing to take them up the river. The recruits
had determined to start as soon as the boat
could be got really.
A special desp patch states that just as the
Texas was about to start, messenger arrived
from Walker stating that he had apprehended
something wrong from the delay in tho arrival
of recruits, and having made rapid movements
he succeeded in rccapturing the fort of San
Carlos, which had been taken by the enemy, and
was coming down the river by forced march
and scattering all before him.
The latter portion of this dispatch is doubt
less furnished by an ardent partizan Of Walker,
and Judging from previous reports from the
same quarter, its correctness may be question:
ed. II it is true Gen. Walker Is not so near
being eXterminatcd as has been generally sup
poSrd.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IGth.-Returncd Ncara-
guans give contradictory hut generally rather
dismal accounts. Yhe capture on San Juan
river was effected by an American named Spcn-
Ger, formerly mate ON one of the Companies
boats, and 300 Costa Ricans, besides all the
river boats of forts CASTILLO and San Carlos,
took both of Walkers large lake steamers, leav-
ing Walker only a schooner and few gun
boats Several officers, passengers on the Tex
as, say Walker IS gone case, but others are
hopeful a meeting of Walkers friends, who
came on the Texas, numbering 90, reported
Spencer in the pay of Vanderbilt The British
assisted him with gun-boats; 800 men under
Lockiidgc, at Punta Arenas, attempted to re-
take boats lying there, but the British Comman-
der gave notice that he would not allow it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

SATURDAY night closed up the theatrical sea
son Wheeling, and Mr.. IIanche,t now goes,
"ita his company, to SteubenvilIc, where he
opens this evening in the play of Ingomar. He
had fine audience to witness his last perform
ance which vase among the best of the season.
Mr. ilanchett has proved himself to be even
more than Goldsmith's Good Natured @an, II
In the manner in which he met and outlived
very discouraging prospects during the past sea
son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
CHURCHEs oF WHEELING.

For the ,atOn OF s,yangers visiting che city, pub
fish the following Est the different Churches and their
time ami Q; meeting. II t"e.e any mistakes,
viii mHNe rhe necessary correction with pleasure:
81. LGiiLetc's EOiscODaiiGN Corner Mor'oe and BYRON
streets, Rev. f. T. PEEKrs, ecO morning services 1US
o'clocE evening", !.
st. Josn EniscoDGiion Main rect, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X. WARSER, Pastor;
morning services 1OlS O'clock, evening", ~
First PresIye Ev. X. D. W SRD. Pas,Or, Fourth St,
between Monroe and ouhcy services mor"ng ana AFTER
noon.
Second P..,te,ial weJs.cc street, oe.ween Mar and
tket Genre Wbseng; services morning and evening"
Tird P.eAby;efOn, ri in stree, between Chestnut and
Tabert sts Wheeling, lev E. WOODS, PASTOR serv-
ces mo uing and evening.
Fourth Isese inn Eev. A. PAUL. Pas;or, Mar street,
WGso;sloa Adams vices morning ANA
Fu II S..eet Nsto5fst gDiseopaI Rev F. MOORE, PAS
tor stree, Monroe Quincy services
morning and evening.
corner MARKET Nor,h s.s., NO'sh wheenE services
mOTpin- evening.
csaifpe 81 Get Nelsoafat Eoiseepa1, Rev. $. r. D.w-
soS Pls.or Chap.c street, he.wesu Ftrat aud Second,
Genre w.,eelne; services morut';' aOu evening".
SmH Reeiisag II e. CsaF.s., Eev. C. D. BAETEiLE'
Pus.or services .Iic and evec.aG.
W,se.i,g Iy..no cacief, wheeiins Island, rev F.
MooRe pes.or
Ger0ua Ne, "ci,f Episeogat rev c. IirLwic Pastor,
chapl,e street, Dr.yeen weD..e. aud IA, Genre Wheel
s. Je.es c,ciaed~al Roman c. .io':o RI Rev nrsuoP
Il. V. wHAS, Fi',h o. Hs'npdthi services
morning and a'.erroon.
As>oeite ReJored Rev. j. t. MCCLURE Pastor, corner
and Jefferson sts ssrsees morning and after
noon.
B0pttss, - -, Clay s-set, between Fiji. and
Sikh strce.s; services mo :oiN.' "a evening.
Disciples, Ma@et Street, Det"esn Webster and Thi-d.
Cen.fe Wheeling; services 1G3S IN the mosniHs' and ~
evening.
Evangelical Protestant, Rev. j. Hrrsrn, Pastor, Clay
s.rees, above SIKH, East Wheeling.
zion Esaageticdt Lwt,t-tdm. Rev, F. ZptAHERsAS
PASTOR Market street, webster and Tird; Centre
whselI "; services mor'ine and evening.
.e,cist Synagogue, quincy stress between MqrSe AID
Main.
tse,.,.a y,otcesoai. Upiop Hail. Main street. between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O;s morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
1T b NOT q N q!

,if or q = ifi slissGses ortls
.fi- 81. s,1lj,. read he fikigleflg, Esd fs9eee q
Ms. :. a ALLEYS uOEl-D's ltAik ltASI O4lAE,
Rev NJ TEACHER tdu years Of sSel tifTisrr, Then
aneo Coiat n. v NY ha!F h Restored g. ~ natural
cliD ID 20 fair -.
IssV W.s, CT Fs!.g, FL Mo4hsFn Magazine, y. T. "hy
cllyt natural color and Srov ms % bald alo'
Sc"
Rev. T. T. STONE D. D. .coEesTi y IT, '.Ay H.fr'u which
Rsv. H. cLEND EssIS, C3Saso, III - can add ny tss'i-
n.ony, rad rreaairlst 4 = =, ny sTfr1'ls"
r. WO8D, Aliii.rtONn, y y NY oNu aaiF has
greatly ti .ene alse tlut 81 Of fEn vi"
nv D. p fIsTIrs CharIeStan = G. ''The Hhl;e hairis
becoming obfintts, and HsH hair Turning 81.
Rsg. n. FINE. silver CTerS, y v 1T has pEvsncfss
ool crct On M aaA ana have eOusutssi u
iicv. sIcflEI Pastor Of West y. - ChuTeh \ v,
recommends q.
RAJ. u. NORRIS. Cross River, y Y :, also, aud
AIr.. Rev IL 4. ATT, Iis4iste1i, y Y
tiis list, bet 70 tle above il to eotFlfrr-
TRY IT sold principal merchants In te United
S4strs Cshs .liaaa Nhs1cElts and FiH depot No.
israonr Styet Ynrt souie dsarFs Try 20 ell srt
ce- =rad 81 this which they make tasTe profit, N co.
xTtr q depot for circular ana infoTElsitnr-
,s-sra-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

SUFFERING FOR WANT OF wATER-A gentle
man from the eastern end of Washington coun-
~, Pa, bordering on Allegheny, states that the
stock in that region have been suffering greatly
for the past tewdays for want Of water. All the
soings-some of them that have not failed in
The memory of the oldest inhabitant for seventy
.rears--and several of the creeks have dried up.
aud the only means of supplying the demand
ior water is from few wells in the vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

NEW PANTarEsulr.-we noicc that orr friends
Messrs. Anderson & Slack have formed part
nership in the Boot and Shoe business, and nave
opened up at 1913 Main street. Both these gen
tIemcn haze good business regulations; aud we
trust that they will be visited and patronized by
all who are in want of any thing in their line
They arc prepared to offer good inducements.
Cali nj lo3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
Farms tor Sale.

80 WISH TO sell the Farm now reside ;5EE5{
ifSis upon Nine miles East Of the Cty Of Whegl EF1Es
S@A-F ing, the National Road. and On the 80
iIempAeld Railroad, containing 2OU acres, which Is
good story Hcuse, convenient huiang-twO
eneinents-A ROo bearing oTchars &c. This faFm Is we'll
timbered and we'll NatereLl.
ALsO-I wish gu my farm two miles East Of the city
OF Wheeling the Hempeid Railroad, being part Of
farm owned by Caps John We containing So aeFes-one
half now under cultivation, the Fesiduo we'll mbered and
vein Of six iet OF superior COAL Of easy
Ito Railroad. will sell in three lots suit.
Terms easy There It two story frame dwell
ling good we'll Of For particulars apply
TO me 70 Jacob Goodiug, Elm Grove
Nov q. 1s5eZdgs9.ehs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
4 CARD

#, yp,,oE-AIlow me tender my grateful thanks 20
- itrrrnt Fire Companies and citizens for ;her noble
assisting ME TO save what property have lef ON
III, occasion OF the late fire.
..tvas my misfortune not to be insured, nope my
,, will aid me ,2 :ssaining my former DositiOn while
r eBlearor, with more promptness and punctuaty,
,...,y any one who may favor with call, at the
hons. opposite my old stand, or better known "The
CT. Property" SIMON Seal.
HassIing, jan. 1G, 1851. janl9-lt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

wEs7EKx Nsws.-The Land Office at oma-
t., Nebraska Territory, was to DE opened in the
e,ay part of December A few months hence
al the surveyed lands in the territory will be Of
i.rcd at public sale
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
ILLNESS or MR GIDDINGs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-ur. Giddings, while
earnestly engaged in discussing private bill in
the House this AFTERNOON, was seen to put his
hand to his head and fall into his scat being
seized with atrophy of the heart. The mem
beers and spectators were Mt once thrown into
the highest state of alarm. The Speaker and
numerous representatives crowded around, cry
lug out to those who pressed around Giddings
to stand back and give him air.
Amidst the excitement an adjournment ensu-
ed. Mr. Giddings was removed to the lobby,
where he was attended by several members,
who are physicians, for some minutes senselcss
He was restored to Consciousness but evidently
suffered intensely. He was then carried on n
sofa to the Speakers room, where several city
physicians summoned, and much attention
bestowed ON the patient. His condition is con-
sidered extremely critical.
QATER.)
10 O'Clock P. MIR. Giddings was removed
from the Capital to his lodgings this evening.
The prospect of his recovery is improving
The present attack is much more sev ere Than
the former similar one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

ALErrrn from Cardeuas, Cuba, of a recent
date says "All the sugar and molasscs, particu-
larry the mOlasses, which will arrive at this port
for some mouths to come, have been purchased
at sueh high rates that, should fall in prices
cnsue, there will be many long faces"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

AFAsr Toy.-Decidcdly the fastest toy we
have seen "a notice of, is toy locomotive, which
must prove gratifying to universal Young Anle-
RIGA. Itis driven by clock work, and runs ''like
\ streak"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following. The crowd of
pi.at work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

SOME member of the North Carolina LegisIa-
ture introduced resolution the other day to
have Raleigh removed to some place where the
,,oou shines
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19
PUBLIC RECEPTION.

WAsHIxGTox, Jan. 1.-THE Presidents first
public reception Of the season held last even
/ ing. 1t was largely and .fashionably attended,
among the notable guests was Gov. Robinson
OF EanSae &C.: -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

TBE QUESTION sErT1M-ADAMs awarded the frat
premium. for .e best DaguerreOype likeness ut the late
F,r in his city, Also the premium display Of Da
ruerreotypes oSE HuSDRED will be given to any
in VTrgIa equal his pictures, either on
Glass or silver ase Call his Gallery 1856 alSn street,
corner of Union and his AmbrOypes, Daguerfeo
$50 and pbo,ovrapls Oct11
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

TAKE WAaxiwG.-A lady has sued the pro-
ptietOr of an oyster stand in Bridgcton, n: j.,
for spi!ling soup upon her dress and running it
Damages claimed SIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

VTIHGINIA.--A Rules held in the Clerks Oier Of the
Circuit Cour. Tor Brooke County, In the mouth Oi Jan
uasy, 1851;
james AicCIupey in behalf Of himself and all
the creditors Of The ihte firm OF the said james
Mckinney William d. Meek, doing business
in tho style Of McClnney Meek, In C1,anerrv
William D. Meek, Adam Kuhn, administrator
Of Thomas IA Alees, decd, DANIEL Potsby aud
James s. Council
The this Bill is marshal the assets Of the late
McCuney Meek both TO the payment OF the debts
that rn, ard the final distribution OF resi- And
Il appearing the Of she Sheriff. we'll by ai
daVti made In tile cause, that the defendant, William
Meek inabtsut Of this State IL il ordered that
appear here within month after the due nhiiei-
this otder and do what Is necessary TO protect his
And Is further OTsTded that copy oi is order
e published week for four successive weeks ia ts
Wheeling Ineligenevr and posted the 'front.' oOE % uc
Cuurl House Of SAID county tie first day OF the County
S''' 4 eopyErssts; }. STARR,
jams
lLanEatt, pq.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

UxcrraESr MoNEy.-We notice that o'COn
nor ( Brother, of Wood street, Pittsburgh, of
fer to buy, at the highest market price, Lancas-
ter bank notes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-19

NEW YoaK, Jan. 17.-Four advancing; sales 1000 bhls
State at $6SG AS souteTr irn Wheat las advanced 2c
bushels. Corn advancing; sales l4UUU bushels.
Pork Luoynmt ut $9n,I5a9O,S7 Beef firm. Lard firm.
Whisky has upward tendency; sales at 2I1c.