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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-25

ca Harness ~ Leather Establishment. TT%NN@
EVERY variety of Saddles, Har- SE Sss4st TTf III
~ ness, Brides, Whips and Trunks, s..as0 - "
Harness. Band String and Sole Leather, Calf Skln LINING
&c. all kinds of OIL Coach Trimmings, Carpet Bags Valises
&c nfabe Condition Powders for diseased Horses and
Cattle every description of POughs and Agricultural mpe
mens The largest stock in the State, and sold wholesale
OF retail, at the lowest New York prices.
R Harness and Saddles manufactured to order and
paired JAMES WILSON,
Dec. Silly No Market ST., the wharf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-25

FULL CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
9@ ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SELL NEGROES,
* are requested call the subscriber he deter
~ mined to pay prices that will justify persons to sell.
Please call on address Clinton, N c., and you
shall have the worth your Negroes you will sell them
to me and that without telling fbs that Negroes have
fallen. Il. A. POWELL,
Aug 5th la59-4q-6m* Clinton, N. c.
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TAVE THIS day entered into Co-partnership for the
] | purpose of transacting the COMMISSION AND FOR
WARDNG BUSINESS, in all its branches, in Wilmington,
and will give prompt personal attention all business
trusted to their
Liberal cash advances will be made consgnmens of
country produce.
aB Office North Water street, over H. VonGlahn's
Store. JOHN w. OWEN.
@. S. YARBROUGH.
Wilmington, Oct 20, ,-l859-8-ly.
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WILMINGTON BOOK BINDERY.

DoSe"9!6 5II, Y n 1R6U - 0oUnot bnttdm9.
Z. HElNSBERGER, PROPRIETOR.
E1HIEB1 PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to th
/L4@LxH Binding of Periodicals, also Music, Law ant
IIHIIssV Medical Books. All kind of Ruling execute
WIN and despatch and BlankboOks of any pat
tern manufactured at reasonable prices.
Oct 2Stb, 1859 93m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-25

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I WILMINGToN N. C.
his services to Planters Factor Agent for the
sale of Cotton will give his personal attention to the sale
Of Cotton
Commission for selling Cotton will be so cents per
bale additional charge will be made Cotton forwarded
to New York for 10 cents per bale.
Oct. 4th. 1859
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r.. n SMITH, MCLAURIN
SMITH ~ MCIAURIN,
4 COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
~ WIMINGTON, N. G.
JOHN DAWSON Esq, Mayor.
+. p. HALL ESQ, President Branch Bank Stale n. c.
0ct 7th eft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
AHEAD OF ALL!
AL EX II - Y III a N,

No. 1871 Main Street,
ITAs nov received aF1d ope,sd stock e
Il ard v,ry d--irshl- spring nnd SUMMER Dry
a. 00ts, vhch the Particular ruct rtsTy
Invited. stock consists ~, part, fa!iosS;
ss superior Prints, al siys and tnskrs af reduced
eases Of new styles Ensi.A Cnt-es, bsaz'al styles
/ ease 4 ! French Clintss-. Of the latest designs
10 OF Braehvi Musns, very superior goods, at
all prices.
Gle Al only 3 cts yaTd-
pi.ees styles De LANES and Cha lies, in which
ortr Ersager bargains than ever hsfore-
81 pieces Of and desirable Dress Suks Plain and
Fancy. In iisit and dark ool1rE-
fuIi assortfueut crlors, Lapias All vol De
Lane-, tie 10y btstqralfy and YtTT cheap
Very ar 'nbaluss, 50 80 Dc back nre-s Goods
called sCAllIsE CLGT.' surcrb arfiee, Nth
DueaIs, Finished FGreals eie too numerous To
mention.
ssysr strAw Bonnsts, eeor, aud plain white. the
--latest SFring Fa-iions-
leo Grape shauls all colors prizes, which
extraordinary bargains. viii sail superior quality
White Cape shawl ~ only nve doiisrs-
About ~" New Spring shaNis Of lar more desirable sykes
Is pircss Of NEW CARPETS eonsIsiInr Of BrussrIis,
TapestTy. Trer-Pis Supsrar Ingram. Ray cArts, etc,
20 when call the particular att. alton q those eunene-
aiarues, e.e-, area tiy reduced prizes
It. addition the foregoing, complete aEsortlCut Of
ali os belonging Il IL Dry Goofs Trac, Eieh
maind mcttiou, 20 all Of which call special -ad
SS~ Country Merchantz viii find IL their ad-
vantage give before ptressIBE sseuhere, l.
being te narket lad the selection. and buyin
entirely Cash, procured JOB Let's Quantities
rsiue. Frices Country Me- chants,
therefore, knowing tie advanced prices 81 all Dem, ste
Goods, vu Improve thls opportunity.
conyiace themselves OF The ah2v ard syoT . With an
cart can Ai-EN litHhAS;
teall No laa Main -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
RY TkI.EGRAPH-

BALTIMORE, MNreii 9lPiour dul Howard st. offered at
S625, aud Ohio 46,lSH Wheat dun and uneliAn e d.
Corn firm; white has advanced sales TsSO; yellow
s2as4. Provisions unchanged. Whisky dull.
DELPHIG, March 3l.FIour steady; sales ship
ment Of 0OU Lbs and good xtTa at s. CRY 81
Including extra family and fancy at $50 90, sale.
to the trade at 90 25 Rye Hour Is held e. 95 and
Corn Meal at $3,sE Wheat Is uncla ged; sales OF red
at $i529I5s, White Mt I,GOal,sU Rye has declined;
sales 1000 bush 99c. Corn commands soc for prime
yellow; 5000 bush Southern shipstuR sold 81 IS Oats
duI Sic Southern and IS for PennA. Whisky
limited demand at l9z9c for PennA. and Ohio.
NEW YORK, March 81 -Flour heavJ; sales 1000 bills
Wheat very dull Corn duh; sales 1000 bush. soc
mixed and sTaoJ yellow. Pork heavy: All 400 u 50
for and &l2,sTJS9l3 for prime. Lard dul Whisky
dull Western red Wheat sells at 81, 80.
CIscINHATI March 8I-Plour very dull prices
na there demand. Whisky not lover but dull sales
Of 9n0 bbs 24e. Mess Pork nominal l. offered ST 20
GIT 5O 100000 lbs bulk sold s0S the latter
fer heavy; 100 hhds Shoulders &c; nothing
done In sides PRIME eOuutry Lard sold at lv19IVsS, be-
ing derue sale Of 800 bbs 81, being de-
cline Of MoAsses aetivei sales Of 1900 bbls
In good drmAndi sales Of zoo hhdS at 65iT Coffee
steady at l29i2E Money market unchanged. Exchange
dull at = premium. .HH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
BY THE UNION LINE
TO TuE DAILY INTELLttst NICER.
oEFIcE CORNER WATER ANDMoNRoE STREETS.
OALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

NRw YoRK, March 3I.-The steamship Nortl :
ern Light brings later adViceS from Aspinwall,
dating to the 291 alt. She has on board GO
passengers and Sl37, 600 in treasury.
srhe dates from Valparaiso TO March LIST.
Another abortive attempt at n revolution was
made at Valparaiso on the 2Sth of Feb'y. The
battle lasted for four hours, resulting adversely
to the Patriots. The American Consulate was
rddled with shots, being located in the vicinity
of the field Of battle
The revolutionary movements throughout
Chill has assumed dangerously powerful and
popular position.
i3y the arrival of an English mail steamer
important news from Greytown is furnished.
The U. S. sloOp.oi-war Decatur, having
anchored in cove near San Juan Del Sur, was
mistaken for filibuster, and President Mar
tines, with 300 troops, Immediately took pos
session Of the transit route to prevent the land
ing Of the supposed tillibusters, On being APP
priSed OF the true character Of the Decatur, he
retreated, but destroyed the bridges. In the
meanwhile the French officers, with their forces,
crossed the Lake to the River San Juan, and
seized the White steamers and furcibly impTis-
oned the officers and crew. They had not been
released when the steamer left.
Forts Castillo and San Carlos are TO be given
up TO NJ. Belly and his men for their head quar-
tiers
Three of the treaties negotiated by VIM. Gore
Ousley, British Minister, have been ratified.
The workshops and houses Punta Arenas,
belonging to the Accessory Transit Co, have
been swept off by the sea.
According TO the Panama Star it was the
Nicaraguan government officers who took pos
ession Of the American lake boats which had
been abandoned to Belly
The reports that all the Southern part of Chill
is in the hands of the government, Talea had
delivered up without fighting. The general
opinion was that in month the country would
be as quiet as ever
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GY-$I 900 ,oorth Of Pictures, Pictures, Pic
t0res, of every variety and description, com,
bining the most beautiful landscapes. 5criptural
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. 8 Washington Hall, opposite tie Mcclure
House, Wheeling, Va If,
German .Staats Zeitung, Washington Rceiet,
and Moundsville Sentinel copy one month and
charge advertiser.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

wAsnINGToE March 3I-From all that can
be learned it is not unsafe to say that il the
statements relative 10 Sir Vim Gore Ousley's
alleged action in Nicaragua are correct, he has
violated not only his own instructions but the
solemn understanding between the British govt
and that OF the U. S.
II the facts are as stated the President will it
is said, notwithstanding the refusal of Congress
to grant him extraordinary powers to protect
the rights and property of citizens OF the U. S,
exact conformity with whatever may have
been the written stipulations between the two
governments respecting Sir 0usley's mission.
The recent outrage on the Atlantic and Pa
eiic Steamship Company, was to-day brought
to the attention Of the government officials, who
are reported to have said that the porPerty of
American citizens shall and will he protected
The prospects now are that additional vessels
will be dispatched to Nicaragua.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

NEw York, March 3l.-'rhe New York Her
ALL in edi;orialy commenting on the important
Nicaraguan news furnished by the steamer
Northern Light, uses the following IanguaSe:
1t will DC seen that President Martinez, Of
that Republic, has capped the climax OF his
hatred OF the United States. All the transit
river steamers have been seized, the bridges
destroyed, Americans Imprisoned and the route
thrown open to the world, wholly regardless Of
the rights Of our citizens. When it IS taken
into consideration that these wanton acts were
perpctrated Immediately on the conclusion OF
the treaties with England and Sardinia, and the
arrival of the French expedition under NJ. Felix
Belly, there can be but opinion as to the
necessity of prompt aud decisive action on the
part of our govt Instructions should he i'm
mediately dispatched TO tie naval commanders
TO blockade all the Niearaguan ports
Gen. .Iercz should be at once dismissed, Gen
Lamar recalled, and the miserable governments
of the Central American States should receive n
lesson eIectual enough TO settle nl future trou-
Die IN that quarter. The best thing the Prrsi-
dent can do is to recall Lamar. send compe-
tent man 10 take his place, and put one or two
lmem-of-war at his disposal. This whole matter
has been trilled with too long already.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
"a Extremely low Price,, now Opening nt
ISAAC PRAGEIS'S.

II AvISG just returned from New YORK With vel
se;d and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods,
would request The puhiis 70 eiore purchasing
esewherc- sly stock Of Dress Goods vail he ourd TO
ss OF the latest sies and surAntse that ny prices are
lover than those any cteT house would call partc-
ular 10 Figured hrIisnts, worth richly
lSa, only isIc; Plaid DueA Torth 25e a. l9cs L-ht
cola - Chntzes gsrth 25e n i: and ether goods pro-
portion. ausus an lisa Lnel-I vii sell Muslin worth
IKE iUc aud Irish Linen worth Is c- So Bounets,
comprising the lAtest siylss AMI which being pureased
dsTect from the manufacturer VIII sell cheaper than
before Too Bonnst Rhbon Ito Ruehvsi Fe~srs and
every thing AppeTtaning the Millinery linz and which
branch call the particular attention te Trade, and VII
be offered at the lowest agures-
EMBRuIDEFltLS-ifA wish 70 fad the largest. best
and cheapest stock give call aud ir1miae TO sell
Collars, sets OF Sleeves Ail Collars Bands InssTrE and
EiginFs figures than any oihrT rstahlshInent
go pr Kill Gloves only 5te, EaTh a.; 5u Ms at
los Wo=Ih 2jc Linen Ia dkIehsfs u l2se, Eorrh
ISIS Too do 49,. worth 2c ~ liesteh andkerchiefs
at cr=h Gt 50 do Al Soc worth Is - superior do
nt G2tc. worth 81; 1910 white BTians At l2JSc-
lSt 100 Pull do lSa, worth 2se; we'll any other
white goods, usook both plain. plaid and striped
proporti0nnt-y low 500 Dollars worth q Psce Goods,
suitable Merchant Tailoring Trade, ana Of Which
confident have e largest stock Ia Wheeling, viii he sold
Trade less than any other House Wheeling
sell them and an ask Is examination and
eOnvineed Of ability to sell Can and sxsEiRe for
your elves. ISAAC PRAGER.
uh2i i@3 Main ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

gB- Nocturnal GHieres.-Night before last
somebody invaded the private yard of Dr..
Houston, on Fourth street, and stole a lot Of
chickens and fine young calf valued at $50.
The same night, or in the morning following,
Mr.. John w. Cummins, of Centre Wheeling,
lost about dozen chickens through the skill
and enterprise of some persons unknown. We
stated yesterday morning that Daniel and
George Mayhem were at loggerhcads in conse-
quence of the latter's refusing to help the for
mcr steal chickens 1t is thought they must
have compromised their difficulty night before
last, and we hear their names freely associated
with the two losses mentioned. 1t is at least
unfortunate for Mr.. Daniel Mayhem, (who is as
expert a yanker as ever pulled feather,) that
he happens to have business around town at a
very carly hour in the morning. This circum-
stance, together with the fact that feathers, in
great prorusion, are often seen scattered about
his premises, may cause him to be suspicioned
of acts of which he is purely innocent Judge
not lest yc be judged"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
Trust SALE

IOY virtue l pursuance % Deed % Trust executed
ID By John Elliott kiiza hIs wife ts unrrsientd,
Trustee, bearing date u slth dsy q Jane lcSa and
Ohio eounty on No folio aocii Tor tv lvnsat
OF TIRE ru % RaiEue Co. % The city - Pladrlrha,
vi sell public aucfon TIL CsErt House Of Ohio
". Ysil, itth Gay a april is'9 All the fe;oWtnz
described lot paFceo ground Union street, IN tr city
Of Wheeling ohio county Virginia. and lying thc South
side ULion between FOURTH and fith streets, and
Is paFticu ariy suats aud bounded foiiousto u
Il has frOut UEion strt q lbagt tuet-seven feet
and inches, with udlii lack. fvutAu ard {
about nftyseFen itgeEht rtt G. eght foot aETH
adfsus Vast tie lot groUnd zrTed 60 ~ sold
veoN named william iiofins, and "a heEins
Union the Northuss % aid Toe aTcd to
be spi sad Hopkins, afd West ut The south side
OF UHuB street said iy e aud six inrhss thsaes
back sai eight aty aboot AtyaevCn or hfy-riFhf
feet With SAIL Uuion street. hence
North % said efght foot alley faid urnty
six the West line Hoptns
thence with said tine The heinuiu--bsiuE
eonveyeto said John Eott seaTah Jacoh and IsaAe
W. Nitcr Executors Of Jno J. Jacob deed, deed d.
ted January 27th. ss5i. dolly % record Tie atove
property desirable resi-ncu from il canrenint oea
ton thu basness pars q the city Selling trustee
viii sell and convey only such title vested Ia me by
the Deed Of Trust Aforesaid.
Terms OF sale, CASH n Q. GOODs
rnhl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

Death g the Oldest InAaGitunt-An
aged woman, Mrs. Phebe Christian, (cOlorcd,) OF
Stock township, in the adjacent county of Har-
risOn o., departed this life, on tie goth inst
said to be one hundred and eighteen years old
She was one of fourteen slaves who were
taken to Ohio from Virginia about the year
1920. Their master liberated them by Will,
and directed his Executor to take them to Ohio,
and purchase land for them, which he did in
Stock township.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01


g9y-Nrs. Cunningham lBurdely, we observe
by our country exchanges, is, or has been re-
Gently, sojourning in Western Pennsylvania
Not long since she was in Blairsville, endeavor-
ing to place her daughter in the Female Semi
nary as a pupil. She was recognized and left.
The Washington papers say that some ten days
ago woman answering her description stopped
u few days at the Fulton House assMrs. WIFI
pie, of New York." While there she kept her
self much secluded, and her room darkened. a
culored man named Graves made her acquaint
ance, Learning er place of residence, he
mentioned the Burdell tragedy. She stated
that she was in New York at that time, saw
the parties and knew Mrs. Cunningham; at
she was in poor circumstances, having lost all
her property. She expressed preference for
"old MOnOngahela," so Graves says, and asked
him to drink. We do not learn that she
was INDUCED in taste of the contents of that
barrel which was not forwarded to the Presi
dent She also displayed great prOfusiOu o
jewelIy. She has left Washington and pOpu
lace greatly excited by her advent and depar
ture-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
early every other tenement

~ Destructive Fire-The dwelling house
of Mrs. Thomas at Woodsfeld, Ohio, was com
pletely destroyed by fire on Saturday last The
only occupants of the house at the time was Mrs.
Thomas, her daughter, and her niece the latter
of whom is the daughter of the lately deceased
Henry johnson, ESQ, one oS the two johnson
boys, the story of whose capture by the Indians,
and their subsequent escape by killing their
eaptors, is familiar to every school boy. Some
'four hundred dollars have been subscribed for
the relief of The sufferers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

MOBILE, March sO.-The sloop Of war Sarato-
ga, arrived at Pensacola on the 18th. with nd
vices from Vera Cruz to the 18th. The Sarato-
ga left at Vera Cruz, the U. s. sloop Of war Sa-
vannah, and two Spanish, four French, and four
English vessels OF war.
The rumors Of the informal war were very
conflicting, and therefore not to be relied on.
Miramon is sail TO have sustained several
defeats. His forces are not within striking dis
lance. He is collecting his forces at 0rizaba--
The citizens Of Vera Cruz are confident OF the
troops Of Juarcz being able TO beat off Mira
mon, when the attacks arc made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

~ Lea-several car loads of ice have arrived
here from Baltimore. We learn that the cost of
the article the coming season will lie about dOu-
Die what it was last year. One gentleman who
received quantity of the Baltimore ice thinks
that it will cost our citizens about two dollars a
hundred or forty dollars ton delivered regu-
larly at THEN houses In reply to this another
gentleman remarked, al guess I'll cool my wa
ter with pig metal. can buy that for thirty
eight" The specimens of the crystal fluid which
We have seen are far superior to our own ice,
some Of the chunks being perfectly pure and
weighing as high as three hundred pounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
BmDonpoRr, Peasa Township. Ohio. |

MEssns. T. H. LOGAN < Go.-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for DIR. Todd's Liver
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com.
plants. have used them in my family for 10
years; they completely cured my wife Of Dys-
pepsiq, about 10 years ago, and when any of us
feel unweli we always use DIR. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JosnuA BAsgl;
#. Fl. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

EB Nurder.-we learn from an agent of the
Adams Express Company that German
ed Rupee was shot in house of ilI.lame, at
Columbus, Ohio, night before last, aud instant
ly killed. The shot was fired by the mistress
of the house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

New YoRk, &arch 3I-Advices from nayti
to the 10Th inst, have been received. All was
quiet The committee OF the department Of the
North have published address TO the people.
urging fidelity to the President Of the Republic
The Hayiian war schooner Maurice had ar
rived at Port Au PTiace from Jamaica with a
number Of Haytians who had been banished by
Souloaue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

~ We are requested to call the attention of
the city council to the miserable and almost
impossible condition OF John street. Unless
sotn repaired it will be worse than no street at
all .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

LRvRxwoRTu, March 3l.-Ctah sth,-Tetri-
bile snow storms have prevailed on the plains,
retarding the mails.
The District Court is in session at Provo
Thefts of horses and mules ARE becoming nu-
merous. The perpetrators are threatened with
lynch law.
The Indians are molesting the California
mails, and stealing the animals for food.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
-pOATAUSSIONER'S SALE-

VON the County Court foT Chile
ID ~, prot one The 9th dap Of FSiFHarv, in tie var
1873, IN JANIS H. stout nari Thomas H. Reed
aD uthcrs The SAID Jn a. stout and tn a. kesI,
Committee John hazett Innate. I'll dCh ~ the
Hps= Tor ohe eu1ty. 70 The hiEi
bldi.T pebble auction. Monday the 9Th
iay APRIL 1850, the ist- % fround Ead deere
lerti9ntd. lvEF lots n'uer hundred and twenty
eight (i1s) hundred and nne ll29) The
plat addition % THE Of Wheeling. laid % y
william Chapne and JOHN io, that art q the city Of
Whreiing known Is iie Fifsh Ward q saL. city.
TCE,ts skIE-1he onr-oCTfh a ~ IuTrarc ruoney
" be raid upon tle eoudrHafiCn ~ SAID aaie By the tad
County Court, ne renainng tHrtf urths IN thrre
eqaa intaHents, payable In siN, twelve ara egheen
the day sale; the voie bear incrt frs
the day Of sale; the purchaser giving he toues ~i AP-
proved personal sreurity e fufcs@ oney: and tho
title 70 be retaiued uut the foftr orcr % said ceurt
Sale 10 commence at ~ C'eioek A n
JANIS %. STOUT.
THOMAS H. REID.
feb7G sfeeia1 comnissinnfTS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

ST. Lows, March 3I.-River continues to
swell at this point, and considerable raise is
expected in consequences Of recent heavy rains
along the upper streams. Weather clear & warm
CIxcNsATl, March 3I.-Light white frost
last night River fell feet inches in the last
81 hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

~ To-day is the first of April; a day cOnse-
Grated by ancient usage to all kinds of topfoOl-
cry. The dray force ofthe city was pretty gen
orally brought into requisition yesterday, in
the transferring of "aittin, from one house to
another. Everybody moved yesterday, except
those who intend to fit to-day. We saw piles
ofbeds and bedping, parlor and kitchen furni-
ture, babies, cradles, and other housekeeping
necessaries, standing or lying around in front of
nearly every other tenement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

- One Of those rude, mischievOus winds
SO peculiar to this clustering month, prevail, ed
yesterday. We have before US, in Harpcr's
Weekly, street scene in March wind, which
we found no difficulty in recognizing from otr
observations yesterday. Clouds of dust were
continually rising and binding people. All
sorts Of old rubbish was dashed about promis-,
cuously. Pedal extremities in great numbers
and variety, together with myriads of those in.
vting, and intensely interesting articles, 'littIe
female gaiter boots, were to be seen without
money and without price.