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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

WASHINGTON, April s.-F.Jfh Ddy.-The
pressure for admiltance into the court room was
greater than hithcr,o. As the doors
were open the space reserved for the audience
was Immediately filled. ButterW orth is IN
Town, but has not yet appeared III Court. Be-
sides tue New Workers already mentioned as
being here, We mott this morni JaTnes
McGOwan, Edward o. West Richa, ri Connolly
and Chas. Graham, suuu4unsI Us Witnesses
West and Dillon are summoned on both sides.
Most Of the New York witnesses summoned for
the defense 10 support the character and
reputation of Woodbridge, the principal witness,
all attempt 10 invalidate his testimony heingap-
pretended. The object Of the prosecution in
summOning West aud Dillon is supposed TO be
connected with the marriage Of SIckes. There
is no doubt as to the admission Of justification
evidence, ana u long argument is anticipated on
that point. II it is not admitted the trial may
end OIL Tuesday or Wednesday next; If admitted
it will occupy II week longer.
Judge Crawford took his seat on the bench at
90 minutes past 10, and the court then opened
i'll the usual antiquated style "OyeZ Oyer" by
the Deputy Marshal. Collins Lee, of Balti-
more, Judge of the Court Of Appeals Of Mary
land, occupied SCAT beside Judge Crawford
There was great Stiffness in the crowded court
as the arrival Of the prisoner was awaited. A
quarter of an hour elapsed before he came in,
accompanied by the Deputy Marshal aud seve:-
al friends. He took his seat in the dock, and
then the names of the jurors were called, and
all answered. The first witness, Eugene PEN
dletOn, diu not answer.
Witnesses were examined relative to the facts
Immediately connected with the killing. The
coroner produced the bloody clothes of the de-
ceased aud several brass keys, handkerchief
opera glass, box aud Deringer pistol, the last
having been handed to him by Mr.. Bowler short
ly after the tragedy. The production of the
clothes OF the deceased, stitfrned aud stained
with blood, caused deep sensation in the court
room
Eugene Pendleton, the witness who had been
absent in the morning, appeared and was sworn.
He detailed the facts as to the killing, generally
corr oboruIing The other Witnesses
Up TO one o'clock the physicians who made
the post mortem examination, testified, showing
that the bullet extracted produced a mortal
wound.
An earnest passage at arms took place be-
tvs cen Mr. Ratcliif aud the District Attorney
The former proposing that the United States
put OH the stand L. j. Walker, ButterwOrth,
and Woodbridge. The latter explained that the
witnesses who had been examined were those
who had been returned by the Grand Jury on
their presentment.
Mr.. Magruder argued that these witnesses
should be produced as witnesses, in order that
the defense may have an opportunity TO cross
examine them, especially MIR. ButterwOrth, On
whose oath Mr.. SickeS was committed 10 Jail.
Mr.. Carlisle replied, earnestly resisting the
motion, which the Court Overuled. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
lfErAII. MARI,Er
by TELEGRAplI.

PHLApEIPuIA April S-Piour continues dull; the Inspee-
lions for the week amount to ssh bbs against ST62 last
week. sales at 80 26 o. for common and 46f2
al rs for extra family and fancy. No change In Rye Flour
or Corn Meal Wheat scarce but the demand Is limed
sales of red at 81 SOC 50 and white at 81 CLIO. Ryes
worth e1S Corr In limited demanf sales 1900 bush vel
low at ssIc Barley Malt ut $l5. Oats dull at SIC for
Southern aud IS for Penna Whisky dull esq S26H for
Penna. and Ohio bbls.
BALTIMORE April -Plour dull 1888 for Howard
and City Mills at % T3s5sT. Wheat firm at 81 5O91 80
for white. Corn dull; 1UnU0 bush soil; white 1885, yell
low sgaS2 Provisions dul Bacon .ides quoted at ~.
Mess Pork Sls,9S. Whisky declined, Ohio 2S5S.
New YOsE, April s-Cotton firm; sales Of 1900 bales.
Flour declnd safes Of $4,000 bbis heat cIln sales
Of $4,000 bushels quotations 294s lower; western red
sells at 81 SOl 5. Corn hravy sales Of 49, bushels.
Pork doll ut SiI259lI5 70: mess and Slssl for prime.
Lard Arm at Il9I19..
CS April s-Four dull and holdeTs anxious
sell so for superne; the sales add up 25OU bbs.
Whisky declined Nc With sales of l2na hbs at 22H Pro:
visions duh prices dropping; nothing transpred
Importance. Mess Pork offered at SlT12H without
finding buyers Nothing transpred in Bacon bulk
worth reporting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA

HALiYAx. April s--The Royal Mail steam
ship Canada, from Liverpool with dates to the
25th ult, arrived about noon to-day. She fur-
nishes European advices, three days later. The
steamer Prince Albert had arrived at Galway.
The London money market was slightly more
stringent. Corso!s were quoted at 05iaY5i
LIvERPOOL.-Tbe cotton market was firm and
prices had slightly adVancep Sales of the week
"a, 900 bales.
The LIVER DOL BreadstufFs and Provision mar
keLs continued dull.
The steamer City of Baltimore. from New
York, had arrived out.
Austria has consented to the proposed Con-
gross on Italian affairs, as do the Other four
great powers Piedmont and the other Italian
States will probably also be represented. 1t is
reported that Prince Napoleon will be the rep
reseniative Of France in the Congress and Lord
Malmesbury will he the PlenipOtentiary from
England.
ing.
The belief is general that the ministry will be
defeated. The London Times thinks that the de-
feat will he so decided as to leave excuse fol
dissolution Of Parliament and an appeal to the
countr..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

GW- Change Of Time.-w. p. Smith, Master
Of Transportation of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, communicates a change of time in that
road. On and after Monday next the mail train
will leave Baltimore at 7:2O P. NJ, and arrive
at Wheeling 2:lO A. NJ; leaves Wheeling at 800
p NJ, and arrive at Baltimore at 800 p. M
The express train leaves Baltimore at 1850 P NJ,
and arrives at Wheeling at 9:lO a. NJ; leaves
Wheeling at 1880 a. NJ, and arrives at Bali
more MT sos a VI The Wheeling and Cum.
berland accommodation train leaves Wheeling
at 7:55 A. A., and arrives at Cumberland at
Cos P. n; returning leaves Cumberland at $40
A. NJ, and arrives at Wheeling at 700 p NJ.
This is to be understood as Baltimore time
The company has prepared itself to do a good
passenger business the coming summer, the
season when the picturesque scenery along its
route can be fully enjoyed. They are now pro-
vided with sleeping cars, which will doubtless
add greatly to the already extensive travel of the
road. A good road, fine scenery, accommodate
ing aud careful conductors place to sleep in,
and many other inducements, are offered 10 the
pleasure seeker and travelling public,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
AHEAD OF ALI
Al x. HEY M A N,

no 49, Main street,
n AS received End opened Liz entire stock Ct
Goods Ehie tie particular at. ntlSn Ct tttTy ~
Invited. stock consists q. r. part, fGlloEs:
6eases superior Prints, AL styles and makes At released
leases styles English Chint.s, be.uifaI styles
case { French Chintze-, n the iatrs, IssEss-
10 OF blsaebd Musliuss superior goeda. 81
al prices.
seEse. linens, aHnsnE ~hih a Frs,
Gle ~ onit 70 cts yard
$50 pieces NV styles De LANES and Cba,s in Nh;sh
ofsr greater bargains than ever btfoTe-
80 pieces Of and desirable Dress Sks, Plain ard
Fancy. ia light and dark color.
full assortment, an eosorF, ~ Lupn's AL Eool Ne
LANES, the VrTy heat qEsLty ard very cheap
NCT1 nrr BtahuEnrs also x hack prFss Goods
called .CASilSE CLOTH, supcb article With
nueals silk Fnhsd Fureals, ETC. ste. too LEmsrOus TO
mention
sey.r Straw BOHrrrI, eoleT, and plain -LIts, the
Iuo cIspe eoors pIirsS, uhirh eaA
oEeT extraordinary bargains uil superior qusIty
White Grape Shawl At onIy hve aoiATs.
About $40 New Spring shaus q Af more desirable styles
IS pieces Of SEw CARPETS consisting Of RrusssIls,
Tapestry, Three-PlT SuPy IuETnn Ray CAI
which call the particular attention OF those
ing Housekeeping, tOFrthrr uih large stock Of RuEI,
Matiugs, ETC., ~ greatly reduced prices
In addition the foregoing romTlrte assortment ef
all goods belonging tie Dry Goods Trade, which
Eifd Erti0n, To ali Of which call special and
ER- COunGry Merchants viii End e to their 81
give call before rurcafiE elseN here,
being the mATet had tie selection, laying
entirely for Cash. procured job Lots IN ErrHtgT Quantities
than Country Me- rhants
Their, knowing the advanced prices o. all Domestic
we'll Foreign Try Goods will improve ths oppOTtuny.
convince themselves Of the above and favor vita
early cali ALIN- HEfMANs
tsb2 No. Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

W-$l, 900 soOrth Of Pictures, Pictures, Pic.
lures, of every variety and description, com
bining the most beautiful landscapes, Scriptural
and fancy paintings, also lessons in drawing,
and frames of every size and shape, the oval
frame, the square frame, the golden and rose.
wood frames, on the shortest notice, so varied
and SO many that We can safely assure the pub.
lie of no disappointment in choice of pictures,
If they only call at Peter Lecher's Book Store,
No. Washington Hall, opposite the McLnre
House, Wheeling, Va. If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BROoAs-COtnniOn el1l - ~.
DuTTKB-In kegs iU.
Observation-Disclosures $99295
CHREsE- Western Reserve IUc;
CANDLhs-TaiOw moulI Il; dip %; star 99:sperm 10
OoTFEE-JaFA lsci Rio IstS y3i3
PLOUE--SuprTine SJ,ISi kxtra 3,OOSG,g6.
RHGAT-l,yU 10 80.
RTE-91.
COAS-I5t to 81.
BAkLET-C5.
OAIs-52a53.
REATHgRS--lu1 i5c. scarce.
PIsu-Shad $lI IerrinEs So Maokerel No. sIa TO l9J
RuES-RaccOOn 3OG3Tkc.
GISsASG-5SS6l
HoPs-T65S, dali.
LGNE-Louisviilc 10000
noLA.sss-NsN otieans40; Sugar House 4se.
EAILs-3A for iOd.
RAOs-Sa3IS, dull.
RIcR-5g56.
SEEDS-FIAXseed 12S; Glover e6BG6
SOAP-CAstile per 10 l5916; common 51B6.
SUGAEs-NsW Orleans I1S9lS hid. sda>5S in Dbl.
sAUTF--ScOtch 2E; Rappee 22926.
TEA-GunpORder 4sdjIU Impe rial 4OR65: Iyson Toe:
touching 259l3ne; Oolong S5GyI5c.
TonAcco-6tWists -; i've roll 249Ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

BALTIMORE, April S.-As the hour fixed for
the execution of the four miserable criminals,
Gambili, Crops, COrric and Cyphus, approaches
nm immense coccourse OF men, women and youth
poured toward the Jail by every avenue leading
10 it: BY 10 o'clock not less than 10000 per-
sons had crowded TO the hill that oyerloOks the
the Jail, to the roofs OF the houses and to every
othsr point from which view could be obtained
Tie gallows stand near the north wall Of the
Jail and arc plainly visible from the streets in
the vicinity. The cloudy weather and threat
ching min does not deter the eager multitude.
All tue criminals exhibited remarkable comPO-
sure and nerve on the scaff0ld. Gambll, in
clear and loud voice, avowed in solemn terms
his innocence. Cypnus, the negro, also attested
his innocence. Crops merely said in strong
voice, Good bye to all" Corric said nothing
whatever. The drop fell at minutes past IL
O'Clock aud the Iour criminals paid the penalty
of their crimes to violated laws. There has
been no disturbance whatever during this
morning.
Crops has.eft the following brief note in the
hands Of the Clergy, with request that il
should not be opened until after his death. It
was written at o o'clock this morning:
q 1T was me that shot Rgdon, but have re-
pointed OF IT,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

W- SnoO.-Yesterday morning our citizens,
upon arousing from their beds were surprised
to find the earth and the housetops all covered
with snow. Every body concluded the fruit
was gone, though VIC are not disposed to take
up with that notion, the hope, of course being
father to the thought The snow continued to
fall during the forepart of the day but melted
rs soon as it touched the earth. A clearing Up
and freeze may probably follow this visit of
SNOW. In that event it is thought the peaches
and cherries will be lost
The peach trees in this vicinity are in full
bloom. The fall of snow upon the blossoms
yesterday morning presented rnre and bcauti-
ful sight, the red tinge of this gay fiowers:being
Just visible under their covering of ermine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

EB-A Black Leg With us.-Yesterday, a
clustering fellow who gave his name as Williams
passed counterfeit five dollar bill on an occu.
pant of Madame Austin's Congress Hall. Ma
dame a. described the fellow to officer Wick
ham and that official succeeded in overhauliug
him on Main street search of his person
being instituted, twenty dollars in counterfeit
money were found, which the offender said he
kept about him for gambling purposes. If We
are to rely upon this Williams own statement
he is the chief among ter thousand rogues and
the one altogether lovely. He says he has fol
lowed gambling for living ever since he was
big enough to stand alone, and that he has
been arrested and searched thousand times
Owing to the peculiar circumstances attending
the passing of the money aud the absence OF
evidence, Williams was discharged by Alderman
Dulty, before whom he was taken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
AWE nRR
The Time, Place & Opportunity
For ObtalniuE Cheap Clothes for Cnsh or


T AM receiving Eastern cities my
i of SPRING and SUMMER gOods, consisting of the most
fashionable kinds and qualities Of Cloths, CAssntres SILK
and Marsvis Yestngs, which prepared to make
up the cheapest terms and at shortest notice. In the
latest and most fashionable styles.
No. 2, Washington Hail. is the place for obtaining Cen
emens furnishing goods Of all descriptions such Shirts
Collars Linen Drilling and Net Drawers of all kinds, sas
penders Gloves OraTAs, Laeees and searis for sumner
wear, ETC., etc.
RENENnRR, No. 2, Washington Hall is get the
BEST, CHEAPEST and MOST FASHIONABLE goods for
gentlemRn's in the city. J. ". WARDEN,
n.h2s-if Merchant Tailor. Mnnras St. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

~ Beating his JPVs-In passing along
John street, in East Wheeling, yesterday, we
saw an Irishman engaged in beating his wife
over the shoulders with piece of hoop. Sew
eral women had crowded round and commenced
Logging for their sister, but the big burly fellow
managed to keep them all at bay, until his
wife stepped upon his foot, either accidentally
or designedly, and pushing him slightly at the
same time, he went Keeling out of the door, and
fell with his head against brick wall. The
wife, when she saw the blood squirting from the
wounds in her husbands Uranium, embraced
her fallen foe, wept and went on at an alarming
rate, thinking, no doubt, that she had killed
him. Unfortunately, that didn't happen to be
the case, though the fellow was BADLY hurt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
Books! BooEsi Wall Paper. &c

.
Ar prepared supply the levers Of good EeadiLE
with alu0st rrerythn= N the Literary line To the
Trade sun assortInent Of School uud Bank Books
variety EatioucTy Sote Papers a. 90
and Letter PapsTs worth IS e.
The Legzl profession and All uho deHiTc the
article write EpnD, WoUld AK to call ard
examine ny assortment
have enc ofthe Largest stoets Of WALL PAPERS,
Widow UInds and brought this
kst embracing Is OO rolls and Soy different pat
terms, varying IN price fTou $50 per Tci A
sup article Of Gilt PapeT formerly sold lt 81 20
aud 2s per roll. Offering AZ XIX and Is cts
Who would have his look smoky I'd dinEy When
he make them look bright and for little
To the TTnde-I will OueF ujuerrsT t. that viii justify
In giving me q before purchasing sseNheTe. an
the regularly appointed for the "Neu York Metho
dist Book Concern having made furnish
everything published by CArlfou Porter pIiees
delivered heTe) JohbeTs and retail TuTchaaeTs
them In New York Also, Agent for the American
Society and sunday School Unon-al q their pub
furnished the sOte Agent for AppFt0n'I
New Cyelopedia Be1tons AtTicE-ent Of Dshstss, Ae-
These only lie ohtAinrd BY fubseTE
Ether Of them will drliv sub-eThtTs in the city
Of charges. JAS C. DER. No. lr6 Main -
rnhy5 feE doors SOTth OF n. 4 u. Rant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

w-"7ae Telling Bet approaching Mount
Vernon is the title of Grobes' last and hest
musical production, just received at Payne (
Co.'S. "rhe traveller steaming down the Poto-
mac, Some miles below Washington, is startled
by bell tolling slowly. 1t is the signal of ap-
proach to Mount Vernon. where the greatest OF
Americas sons sleeps his last sleep"
Payne & Co. are also in receipt of all the new
music, splendid assortment of wall paper, all
sorts of fancy articles and everything in the
variety line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

A- RObbing Treasurer.--on Thursday
night, Mr.. George W. Millignn, Treasurer Of
Smith township, Belmont county, Ohio was
robbed of $500, by thief who entered second
story window Of his house by means of lad
dT. RObberies in the country are becoming
quite numerous of l.t..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

Y- Escape efa zaief:-A man calling him
self John Fonacker. was tried before Esquire
Morrcll, of Sunfsh, the other day, for stealing
$40 in money, watch and other articles from
Frederick Ramsey. He was committed to Jail,
but before he reached that institution he man.
aged to escape from the officers. Fonacker is
not only an accomplished thief but an accom-
plishcd gentleman. lie talks German, French,
English, and several other languages, has a
''persuadin' way" with him, and is generally
engaging. He is now supposed to be lurking
around this city"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
IA Extremely low Prices, now Opening nt
- a 4 q M a e ILLS


ri AvING Just returned from New York with we'll Sc
retd AID very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods,
would the public TO examine t before puTehAsng
elsewhere. My stock Of Dress Goods will be found
OF the latest styles and guarantee that prices
lower than those any other louse Would call pATtic
attention Figured BrilliAnts worth richly
lstc, only i2Sc Plaid Ducals 12e; Light
cord IA ChhiEsS worth 25c at lSc Sud other in pro-
portion. Musns and Irish Idnenl viii stl Muslin worth
12e 1Oc and 1rith Linen worth IS at 4Se 300 Bonnes
comprising the latett styles, and heh being purchased
dSTect from the manufacturer will sell than
before 100 pcs Bonnet Ribbons; lO RueLt Flowers and
everything nppertaning the Millinery line which
branch call the particular attention OF the Trade and will
be offered at tile lowest dgurts.
EMBROIDERIES-lI you wish to End the largest, best
and cheapest stock Yive call aud promise to sell
CORre sets OF Sleeves and Collars Hands, Inserting and
EdEinss at less figures than otirr tstal sLmrLl
400 Kid Gloves at only &c. worth $i $50 Mite at
toc, worth 2Sc goo Linen Ia dkeLehieis At Ee Wor
1S 100 do at lS worth 2jc 126 Hemsteh
at worth 6Ei so do Soc worth IS "a superior do
625c. worth 81; 1910 white DTilants at l2Hc,
1876 100 Pun do at l5H, worth 25c; II any other
white goods both plain plaid and striped,
pToportouatey low 5000 Dollars worth OF Piece GoOcs
suitable Tailoring Trade, and Of Vhch
confident have the largest stoek Ia Wheeling, E be sold
TO the Trade at less than other House in Wheeling
sell them At; and all ask ls examination and am
convinced Of ability to SELL CAN and examine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER,
mh2l I29 Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

ER- Federal Court-The Grand Jury yester.
day found true bill against Chas. Price, of
Wellsburg, for passing counterfeit money
Wykert, charged with circulating bogus coin,
was arraigned, tried and acquitted, the evidence
being insufficient
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
BnIDoRpoHr, Pease Township, Ohio. /,

Uecember 0, lS0S
MEssRs. T. II. LOGAN & Co.-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for DIR. Todd's Liver
Pills, 1t gives me pleasure TO say to you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Billions com
plants. l have used them in my family for lG
years; they completely cured my wife Of Digs.
pePsir, about 10 years ago. and when any of us
feel nnwel we always use Dr. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia JOSHUA BAKER.
L. II. Logan & Co, General Agents, Wheel.
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
Spr odvertison,ont 80 n. c..c,-,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

az Oa1tCeH, the horse Aief, vino Was ares.
ted in this city several months ago was tried
and convicted in St. clairsville on Thursday
He is a capital Jail breaker and prince among
horse thieves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

ST. LOUIS, April s.-The river still continues
to recede at this point. Nothing from any Of
the upper streams. Slight rain last nights cool
and damp this a. NJ, with appearance Of more
rain
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

sB- FIRE an Steu6en1ilo-Night before last
negro boy confined in the Steubenville jail
tore his blankets into strips and set FIRE to it,
with the intention of burning down the build
ing. The fire was fortunately discovered and
extinguished without injury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
TRUST SALE.


ID virtue Of Deed Of Trust eHgcntsd
ID John Elliott and Eliza his wife, the undermined.
fru&tee, bearing day June, 1s5s and
duly CLERKS County Of
0ho county, BoNs No ~, folio SPA, t bentft
Of the arm Of Rael Co, Of tie city Of Philadelphia,
vi sell public auction, tie Court House Of Ohio
". Virginia. tn: l6th Of APRIL iA!9 all the
described lot parcel ground Uricn street, In the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, virginia lying the SOuth
aide Ufo between Fourth and Fith streets, and
j. patieu uTy Aituate and bounded fooUsto it:
II has front Uniou street OF about tWenyeven icet
and inches with width lack, futLN ard, q
about fly eight eight foot sns1
adj the Vast The lot OF roGnd sFetd To be soid
to yellow FAMED William Hopsins, AZ IL h-EinH
Union street a. The NorhEs. Of tHd Let hETSsd to
be sod said Hopkins, ard Ntt uis the South sde
Of Union said hsss, thsEee
back said eight foot alley about hfyteven nuy eight
feet right angles Wi said Union street. thtIes
With the said NoTt sIde of said foot asy sRd twenty
Inches the West lice Hnptina' ots
thence with said west line I" The hsFnEinF-trinE ssms
said John Elliott h Zsciarah Jaeob ard IAaEG
W. Mitchell, Executors Of JEo J. Jacob deed eer
ted January 9Th ISL daily Of record The Above
property desirable TeEJtECe eopvenisnt ioea
zion TO the business parts % tie city Selling As trustee
VIII sell and only such title Is vested IN b.
tlle Deed Of Trust Aforesaid.
Terms Of sale, Cash II. @. GOOD,
m Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

PnrrsBuKeu, April s.-River feet inches
falling Weather cloudy and damp. Snow this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
Saddles! Saddles! Saddles!
Harness! Harness! Harnessi
TrunI.sI Trl1nJxsI Tr11nIrsI

RAvE on hand large assortment q the above
articles style pattern Brides. Col
lars HhlpE. Carps Bag Ee ~ o. shich VII lsl Cheap
for cash Paddles e. e2s; ffuhl from 81 h
EnEe Harness eiB So Dousle HaraeEE from $40
go. Any want Of anything 10 ny line vii do
veil give call
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