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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
NOEice.

A Ii concefaed will take notice, that nt q
n meeting Of the 6ssssrtown, Indian Ripple and
Xenia Turnpike Road Company, held July 80, 1853,
tax or assessment was made of 40 per cent OF ten
dollars on each shAre Of stock held by the original
stock holders, for the purpose Of paying the debts
OF said Company Said assessments are TO be paid
three equal indictments, every nlnety days frum
this dSte, TO Jonathan stutsman, Treasurer OF said
Company. ' 7'I''
August 2, 1853. Ia
=. e. a. KERSHNER, PIes't.
PETER pHUOH, SeCfy,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

Are you aiok, matter what organ 10 aileefsd, de-
pend upon Il the nLOoD which 10 the food and Bus-
tsnanos Of eveFY organ, u tull Of eoTruptionl Ny
scandinavian Blood Pills ard BLOOD PuTiner, break
up the source of disease In the nuida Of the body
They purge and purity he elements Of the blood -
Hence their quick and complete cures In dyspepsia
sorOfnlA sruptions, nta tumors, neIYouan. 70 Kid.
RSy oomplalnts pileH low ftveia, debility, rhoumA-
tlsn, headache, want Of sexual yigor, etes oie--
wOrla. See AdEeFfiaeneaL ~, yip~lnS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Execuirlx Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has this day been appointed ExecutriK
of the lnai will and tsstamsnt OF John Hbnry
Helneke, late Of Montgomery county, decd.
fH cliThAkINk HE1NcKE,
aual-swy RAocutrix.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
oil Gard.

| HAVE sold out and transferred to Walden
Marshall my entire interest In the Hardware
business use this occasion to return my thanks o
my friends and the public Tor their kind patronage
ors, Walden Marshall as worthy the same, In an
respects. , iya5h k9GAa BAND gIENTZ 7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Notice. .

THE Public are cautioned against purcha-
aing note IN favor Of John n. Jacobs by Euch
4 ng, of Delph0s, said note having be, obtained
by swtndle on the part OF Jacobs and 10 ffaud on
me. tjy2Sl JOHN h. CO. LENTz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
NOTICE

S hereby given that petition will be pre-.
nentea TO the Commissioners Of Montgomery
establishing OF County Road, beginning al or near
the section line, two miles south OF Centrevie on
the Dayton and Lebanon Turnpike Road, lh Wash
ington township, in said county, and to run east
from said point on or near the session line TO the
Centreyille and Waynesytle road, running on the
south along the lines OF the land Of Mrs Ann MUIR
ply John ). Roberts, Robert Sears and John p
sears, and on the north along the hnes Of tho land
~ J, A, Watkna, Thomas Hatfield, John S. Roberts,
John s. Wilson and Sarah AnderSon, the distance
rom the starting TO the point Of termination einR
AGaut two miles. THOMAS HATFIELD.
auho-s0d-dtW&wtt NM and othery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

ReA-Evsry "Son" should remember the
election to- night. 3. i@'' b,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05


1t needs no no painters skill or poets fancy
TO transfer to cauvns or compose in song this
most enchanting scene. Here in this vast as.
semblage are all the varigpied hues that
adorned the ancient bow Of promise, and look
with as full faith as did the men Of old on
that sacred sign, that all these same varigAled
hues will yet work the dellyerance of the peos
pie, and 80 far rs in me lies shall not be yant>
ing with my mite towards that universal end.
| There is yet, brethren and sisters, many OBJ
stacl 5 TO be overcome before the dawn Of the
long looked for millennium, and the chief among
these is the sO-called democratic party. They
are a wiley enemy, my friends, but they must
be met and overcome; they loose no oPportu
nily in endeavorng 10 ruin our cause They
have lately circulated what have no doubt is
base slander Some pretended traveller (nO
doubt Loco FoeO in dlrguise) in the interior
Of Africa is said To have come across a tribe Of
colOred persons who are adorned with eaudle
appsBdage. but the thi"g is evidently Loco
Foc0 lie, aud let me tell you, my frIends, why
think it is a Loco Foco lie There lives IN
Dayton one ri StansiIer Chat is what think
they call him HIM A word or two about
Pi. This delicious morsAl is an old a,hiOned
Pie with the shortening put IN lenglhWRys In
in the crust, and all that he originates comes
out lengthwsys. or in other words. Pie 10 cele'
hraled for the msDufacture of tough stotirs.-
| He il was, have no doubt who originated the
story Of the caudle extremity. His prolific
braia in always emitting somethiug Improbable:
Why, my friends, il such were the fact IL would
appear here TO- day. Take my word for IL my
| friends there is nothing in IL its a base lie,
manufactured out Of whole cloth for q base and
malignant purpose.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

SENSATION IrEMi--We are TO have an execution
in DaytOnl We notice the following announce
ment in the Firemens Gazette: e.t
The Public Square fence is fast approaching
completion. as soon as II is finished the gates
will be hung, aud a chain put on them aud
locked. ....
Hung in chains, and the chains lockedl Pass
the word--wont it draw crowd But, in the
excitement Of the moment, we fOrget--'OheH
will this execution take placer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

Diseases of Horses selentihca ly treated In the
stables Of owners or In his lnfrmary.
once at hr, John shellaberger's livery stable,
Jefferson st.. just below Third Inhrmary in the
alley opposite -ast end OF Market House In the rear
OF Mr.. Briee Die's Livery Stable.
July 10 d6 w sm ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
For Rale.

A HOUSE and Lot, on Main street, IL
n sqts from the Court House, aud known a tbs
Temperance House. The ho0ss 40 well oalinlsted
ioE hote OF Boarding House, Lot tsl mont, By
ls9 feet deep. i
For particulars, inquire OF
Iytt HENRY KIssINeER.
CTRAYED-From the Subscriber, on the
~ nth day Of July, q Bay MAZE Mu, r, about I
years ED, mane an tail aheAFed on with EAATk en-
the right hind postern loinii some collar mArka.
liberal reward will Oe given iOr any inlonmatioh b
xLLRN PAUvER. b
lyse-ltdWtt Ne.a He's strssty paytsa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

~ CASES Ohio Catawba, SD fUsl
~ 10 Cases Ohio Claret, ...
10 baskets Piper Heidsiok,
10 do Anchor, N.H
bhls. Kentucky bourbon Whlsky,
Old Rye whisky, t.f
. Just received. D. =. h. SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

Choice Groceries.
K HHDS Choice N. o. Sugar,
y barrels Levering's Crushed and Granuated
sugar, .HU..I ...a.. l l"I lI7IT7lT II
bags clean Rio Coffee, .. ......... ~.
barrels beat N. O. Mclasses, and
20 dozen Shaker Brooms, received and for sale by g.
CHARLES POST,
July2s East Second st., doors from Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

I EM0NS.-25 boxes French Lemons, in
augi D. =. B. SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

IT We give an extract or two from the speech
Of Uncle Sam, at Putin Bay, last Monday. al
they have local INTEREST,"; .4 ...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01
,g-n,o more Of the Public Schools opened

y@Tso more Of the Public Schools opened
rlssIssrday. After Monday next, all the Schools
!t n he in operation, aud the streets will be
VII llnun ~ free from juvenility during
o sSaoi hours. The first few days will be q
s CIV time, no doubt, to the little folks MANY
e' ronng and innocent heart, and many q bright
NILE tS face that has been all sunshine and glad
NV during the torrid summer months will be
n a.s,s1,sSuded with sorrow, or dampened with
o e'T This is the end of vacation, and the be-
si1li Of the school term. Green fields the
trer Shore the mountain side, the frolic, and
t The fun must al give place to grammar, geogra.
R RoSm Unlimited sport in the field to unlimited
obedience in close school room, is sad
CS.nge. tits one of the grievances of bow
hood for which there is no remedy, and from
which there is no appeal.
An ron have to do, boys, is to take up your
s,tehels, dry your eyes, go to school willingly,
study diligently and you'll all become PreSil
dents of the United States-perhaps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01
8 3lIKto IL.
by TEIRGR A.pn

BALFMoRS, Aug. Sl.-Flour arm Howard Street As q5
b1oyant; sales S0,O0U bush an ADVANCE white
red LUG go Corn acve ssIes 9Tl bnsS
sS4 Tor white and sSSs for yellow. Provisions rin
OUs elSnanEea'5 WHISKY hrm.
Aug 8lFIour uncha nRed: 500 bills fresh
sHPrins sold for to the trade safes
s az 621S for $575625 for extra
ay and oOI Is for fancy Rye Flour Quiet at "a Is
sn9 Cor1 Meal at 80 G2 Wheat dul 1900 bush sold al
aud some inferior vt u.s. New RYE sells nj TTlc
$500 bushels southern yellow solo at
=o'U hush prime Delaware sold ut 81 IS YhiSEv in .
mano' eoo DOS sold at 129: for Penn !. and Ohio
Nav Y0RE, Aug 8l-Cotton sales OF 400 bales at 11x
4 upands. Flour declined and henyy: EalEs
!vO Dbl at $49, 40 for State 81 5 40 for q 10 AMI
E. 49, tSE southern Wheat quiet bushels at
~ for white and 2Ot 26 for red Corn heavy:
aes is9Gn bush at Svc Pork buoyant at $I5I96 for
Nce 6uoyant Sugar buoyant active at T71
Ins auction sale Of Tobacco to-day ul aes OF Ia
tooaeco were made ut 3S86i The remainder Of The
catalogue was Withdrawn. - @
CAfFLs MARkLT-BeeTes advanced; recsptS 3 5OO head
Auu tnidulinS qualities higher: sales Al
S"eeP anVancsdi receipts 1880 head Swine active and
ni receipts 8VOO head; sales at 596H for Corn
EoSSXTt Aug 8lFOur very at yesterdays quo
I wheat inactive bus unchanged In price Corn in
IIr demand At 7ESsns Oats quiet at 81 Rye moving
more iteely At ~ Whisky declined TO 2S< Provisions
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

a-T6s aurora Boyealis.-The ghostly an.
pesIance and doubtful character of the aurora.
visible on Sunday night, says an exchange
attach to it some ofthc strangcst superstitioRs.
To some it portends war, famine, freezing.
cold, death, pestilence, and even the end of the
wOrid-as We recallect in the days Of Millerism
when on the occasion of a red aurora one Win
ter night hundreds of people, reused thereby
from sleep, fell to prayers. firmly believing that
tie great day had come and that the world was
already on fire. We heard score of prophe-
istevOked on Sunday night, most of them OF
an extrayagant type, scarcely one less thnn the
cholera for the world in general, while individ.
uals INDUCED in the pleasing egotism of apply
ing it all to themselves as portending the death
of one Of the family or serious sickness at least
1.-THE weather should be cooler for n day or two,
We shall be satisfied that nothing more impor-
tsnt can be laid to the presence of the wierd
dancers of the northern sky.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

81 Grand Coneert.-Mr. w. B. Slack OF
thscity, and Mr. w. H. Slack, of Pittsbursh' an
accomplished tenor singer, together with some
twenty-five amateurs, will give grand vocal
aud instrumental concert at Washington Hall
on the 18th of this month"; The immense co NJ
pa9ny had a rehearsal last evening, and the few
" VINO ., heard their music were highly delighted.
and it is designed to afford a varied programme
Of sacred pieces, songs, anthems, etc no pains
wall be spared to make the entertainment per-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

ga large party of our citizens, including
the Court, )" the Sheriff, aud the Senator, left
a. day or two since for the classic shades of
Middle Island Creek, where they intend to camp
Oat Tor about week, cooking their own vic.
!ua's, mendIng their own trowsers, and wash>
ing their own clothes. The fish "chiefly ketch-
ed thar" are helgramites, bass, alligators, and
mud turtles. Thsy will commence Shipping in
s s!s days, and we expect to see the game and
'isn markets overstocked for while.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

81 The Weekly Iatelligencer is issued TO.
day, with an unusual amount of interesting
matter 1t contains complete history of the
general editorials, late foreign news, all matters
OF current local interest, and information for the
iar3er' mechanic and man of business. The
HeeSy is only one dollar year, or five cents a
s'aste copy. The paper has been increasing
constantly in its circulation and as an advertis.
ing medium we know of none better in the
State. Our subscription book warrants us in
saying that it reaches more families aud is read
y more people than any other paper in this
part OF the country. We direct the attention
Of business men to this fact.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01
West Liberty Academv.

BIS Institution will It's second s. ssiOn, on.
the rst ohday OF neat It is located near
me Husge of%est Liberty Ohio county. SnIa the:
midst OF beautiful country and y
moral ard industrious community. : =
by the past session. uther
tues the Institution have greatly nrTeaSen
boarding and accommodation.
corps OF Instructors has been securing
ofProf H. Bradbury, of aterYIIe lsge,
who takes charEe rtment Atlematics
ana Science and his LADY, teacher Painting
and Drawing and assistant teacher female departs
nshe 5dr and Mrs. Bradbury with the highest
from the Ea3ulty of Waterve College.
'Eae corps OF Instructors at present consist OF
Az lGOss a NJ, Pr1ncipRl, and Prof of Ancient Ian.
suGgest Bellies Letters, aud Moral Science.
j. BRADBURT, rroE of Mathematics Natural Science
t GEO. Roas, Assistant in male department,
a w. SMILEY, Principal Of the Primary Department.
MRS BRADBURY, Teacher of Painting and Drawing and
assistant in the female department..
Miss FRANK McCoLLoU0H, Teacher OF Music.
No effort will be spared by the Principal this
institution IN the High position which It already assll-
e and to render In every worthy public
Catalogues giving detailed account of the Insti.
tuition, can be lad by application tile Principal West
a., or at tie tIntelliEencer Office. Wheeling
tParkers9urg Gazette and wesburs Heruld, copy one
months and send bills to thus office cOllection.1
augl1.tlSep1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

q Railroad Accident-1ian R1led.-On
Tuesday last, shocking accident occurred near
Sexickly, to the morning train, which left here
for Pittsburgh. a man by the name of Eccles
in attempting to cross the track, stumbled on
cOmOtlve, when the entire train passed over his
body-cutting it in two, MASKING one Of his legs
and otherwise nutiating his body. Accidents
If this character are becoming more and more
frequent The distance of train, or rather the
speed, is very apt to be mistaken. People arc
apt TO suppose that they can cross the track
safely in front of an engine, when, in reality, ii
is impossible. Those who have reasonable re.
gard for their lives should never make reckless
attempts of this sort. 1t is generally done oul
Of ioolhardiness, and if the feat be accomplished
the remuneration is poor in comparison with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

Tie Dust-At different interals yester-
DAY, strong gusts of wind from the South blew
up such clouds of dust as to completely conceal
H ne streets from view and to envelope every
living ~. thing in dirty obscurity. Each particI.
~, a. gust seemed to devote its attention to par
"sIaf Street, and all pedestrians was forcel 10
IS, SSsA Shelter in the nearest houses, and await
,bs e convenience of the invisible element and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

:, 81 drunken ,felloo was found on Main
s SmeeL; few nights since, lying insenslble by
$50. LIS slae OF a well filled carpet bag. Officer
s"e took the baggage and left it at Beck
1t The intoxicated individual whoever he was, was
sa.l nave his property by calling for it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

it,! s. COrrection,-We suited yesterday morn.
ti s, tnat the recent collision at Lyttleton Sta
$50 Y,' was the result of careessness, in leaving
S" no open We have since learned that such
nsm moS Tie case. The switch was closed up US
I no,n,. and was reopened by some means uu-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

IT. 5B Re5'ter Literary Soetsty.-The follow.
d. ss.; oLneerS were elected on Monday night :
rs .sslaeHt' Robert E. Sweeney; Recording Sec
T, e,yy, a !, s Clarke; Corresponding Secretary,
Iib Unas N. Reilly; Treasurer, Geo. D. Temple ;
Ns; ,a,lan' D. K. Wolff; Sergeant-at-arms, N.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

ST.. Louis, Aug. 31st.-River risen 25 inches
here in the last 81 hours; still swelling. The
rise comes from the Usage and Gasconade tribu-
taries Of the Lower Mississippi, both of which
nois or Upper Mississippi; both continue ON the
decline. Weather clondy and cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

ST. LOUIS Aug. s1.-Aspecial dispatch TO tho
Bulletin says that dates from Denver City to
the oath, reached Leavenworth to-day. The
of the South Platte are Confirmed. PTospects
are profitable. Mining is not fattering, owing
to the distant location, roughncss of the roads,
aud consequent difficulties TO procure supplies
-Four quartz grinders are in successful operation
in Gregory Valley.
The Express brought large quantity of gold
dust
An Indian fight occurred on the 18th, on the
banks of the Running Water, between the
Brale, Sioux and Poncus. Eleven OF the latter
were killed aud many wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

CARLISLE, Pa, August 3l.-Peser Kefauvrc,
was arrested to-day by special mail agent,
Moore, on the charge of rifling the letters at
the Centrevillc, P. o., in Cumberland county,
of money. a hearing OF the case will be had
on the 9th Of September
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01
COMMERCIAL.
NVHOI5ES ALE M Ar KE,T7

NV1OLESALIG MARKET.
Professionalism $SLtr
EBGrTER-Inkegs 9alU, .R
BgcKErS-aGIrietta $2@225.
CHERSE-Western. Reserve SS6a9e:
OANDLEs-ralIoT mould din Isl: star sparn,-GO
OoFFRE--Javas iSc; Rio l958l2 e.
iHIL9gR-7E S Family 5 30; Superfne 6,Q5.
CoRS-l co..
REATHERs-40B4 5s. scarce
EISShad $IS; Herrinps S6 SracIerel No a &111<t1a
RURs-ltaceoon 3Oa3T &c : w. = = n " a.
GlSsASG-25R40.
HaTZcl9ysr A, E ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LINR-LouiSviile so
as Sl1ss 9EssPs4O Sugar House4Se
NAILs-3H for Tod.
RAGS-3QGS38, dull
RIcK-53 5T
SESDs-Flaxseed l25; Glover 81.
SoAP-Castile per ID 1916; common SAD
sUGARs--New Orleans 789S hid. saeSISin hill
SSUFF-Scotch s6; Rappee 22926 "
TEAGunpowdeF 419IU Imperial 4OdG5. IIvson
Touching 239SUc; 0olong 359TSc N'
IoBAcco--6 twists ~; five roll e4RSs.
So Full blood extra AZ to 45
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

RocnpsTEK, n. Y, August 8l.-A young
man named A.. II. JenniSon, fell 90 feet from
the Gencssee Faile, this afternoon, while wit
Messing the walking of the tight rope, by NJ.
Dc Lave, and was instantly killed He fell but
a short distance from Sam Patch met his death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.


4 Little 1rmy-J. NJ. steed, ESQ., Par.
kers6prg; Capt Jos. Burns, New Orleans; ,Ja-
500 Bell, Esq, Utica; o.; Rev. Geo. Brown,
.oml0ntown, Pa; j. G. Morris, Esq, steuben,
vllle' A. Bennett, Minnesota; j. Thompson.
ESD Wisconsin; A.J Moore, Esq, Santa Fe:
.. 5. Meyer, Esq, Indiana; R. P. Camden, Yves.
ton' Va; Mays Bell, West Alexander: Cant
Jos 20. Richardson, Wheeling; DR.. A. A. Alison,
wheeling; i. N. Humphrey, Wheeling; Mr..
1eifers, Wheeling; and and hundreds of others.
say of DR.. TOdd's Anti bilious or Liver Pills
e enat they are ''the best pills we can get."2
These pills and DR.. Chapman,s Hoarhound Bal.
sam for Coughs, Colds, &C., are for sale by deal.
ers generally, throughout the country. Address
0f9eTs 10 4. H. LOGAN & Co.
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

WASHINGTON, August 3l-Accordng to de-
spatchcs received at the Navy Department, dn-
ted the 18th inst, Minister McLane was passing
the summer at the city of San Andreas, and
would return to Vera Cruz on the LIST of Sep>
TENDER.
Two Spanish frigates and one French brig of
war, were at Sacritcios
The sick list Of the Saratoga, was slowly in
creasing, but the Capt. hoped by careful atten.
ton, to stay the progress of the disease, at~
though it was in the midst OF the sickly season.
a letter received in this city from Vera Cruz
states that Minister Otway has been ordered oy
the British Government to avail himself OF the
leave of absence previously granted, and sur
rendered the charge Of the Legation to Mr..
Matthews, the Sec'y of the legation
Ably written circulars have been addressed
by Scampo TO the Governors of the several
States OF Mexico, impressing upon them the
necessity and importance of enforcing the re-
cent relormatory DEGREES of the constitutional
Government.
Nothing concerning the late convention be-
tween Guatemala and Great Britain, the former
ceding large extent Of territory to the latter,
has reached this government on the official form,
but it is known that the Administration is not
an Indifferent observer ofeyents in that quarter.
Numerous applications are pending for the
Deputy Marshalship for taking the next census,
but no appointments will be made until further
legislation by Congress
Lieut.. j. j. Boyle, has been ordered 10 pro-
coed to Panama to report TO Flag Officer Mont
gomery Tor duty, naval store keeper aud
commissioner of stores
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

Trust Sale.
virtue Of deed of trust Andrew Murdoch and
WE, 10 HE undersigned, dated the 18th March 1853
St recorded In the Clerks office Of County Court Of
oh9 county IN Book 80 29, SHALL on the 94th Sen.
SmoeT 1902 at IL O'Clock NJ, front door of the
TouPn House In the city Of Wheeling by pub
Charles street in the Buena addition 10 said
Eeter with the comfortable house situated ON The
aug20-'iId John MTYRDnCr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01

,tI 81 me Market yesterday morning was we'll
~asn and vegetables were abundant There
F,,a, no changes of importance in the ruling
'''eS from Saturday mornings prices.