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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25
Information Wanted.
81 HOUSE, on REPRRsEarAT1vHs,
WhantnnHA.. nrnr AI..nn ~,

HOUSE or RBPRRsBHTATIVBs, -
WAsHlHaro4 oIrT, May 40, 1864.
Editors lattldgenesr: sHfs@
! have seen'in newspaper, paragraph,
in which 1t is stated that
"The Wheeling papers announce the ar.
rival IN that city Of a party of i've women
clad In rage, each followed By four or ave
little children, from Rockingham county,
Virginia."
refugees from Virginia, are on my farm in
Allegheny county, and are expecting that
their wives and children will manage 10
escape and come into the Union lines. Sup.
posing it TO be possible that these ex pected
wives may be Of the party who have reach !.
ed Wheeling, have 10 ask the favor of
you to let me know, whether either one of
the women named 10 the above paragraph,
Is the wife t.either one of the men have
mentioned.
Very respectfully,
FRANCIs THOMAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25
AN ORDINANCE

THoR assessing and Ieyyiug water rent ON the
Z CITY Of Wheeling for the year commencing the
hFst Of April, 1854.
SEQ. 1. Be It ordained by the Council Of the City
OF wheeling That therB khAl be collected and paid
for the year commencing hrat day OF April, 1854,
for the uSe and benefit Of said city Of Wheeling,
WSt0rT6hE from each and every person, party, hFm
OF corporation Except manufacturing and other
establishments hereinafter mentiouOd) uSiDg water
from the water works Of said city, water Ient ~
follows, that 10 TO say: For each and every person
In family using the water OF the city tax Of sew
enty.hVo cents, and In addition thereto four per
cent on the annual rental value Of tho DWELLING
where wat er e used Pcr every retail drug store
per cent on the annual rontal value thereof and for
drug store oxcluSiVely Wholesale .hree per cent
on the annual rental value thereof Hor eTery or.
binary, exclusive Of steam apparatus or baths, IL.
teen per cent on the annual rental value thereof
Yer every boarding house Aix per cent the rental
value thereof. For every coffee house, 1st or I'd
class, twelve per cent on the annual rental value
thereof For every private bath for each person in
family twenty-five cents. For every public bath
eight dollars fer each tub therein. For every yard
or garden fountain ten dollArH For every yard or
garden, street and grocery hose for the Est twenty
feet four dollars and ten cents for each additional
foo. Por every water closet ten dollars For every
hose, exeept as herein especially Assed, dollar.
For every private carriage one dollar. For every
running soda fountain seven dollars, aud for those
mot running three dollars. Ror every Bto e. ONCE
or shop one per cent on the annual rental value
thereof
$40. 2. Be It ordained by the said City Council,
That the several persons parties. firms aud cOrpo-
shall pay rent for the year 1884, for the use
IA n y
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Official Agency
| PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS have good cause 70 believe that
wv Jsckson Omps, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Buck
DetIo BueE' Bruce Buck, George Compton, AndreW y
compton, samuel Dawson, Joseph 8. Duck wall John
y Derm9dy5 Robert O. dustin, George W. HnniSr-
jtns D1wson' 1eorge " WaJs William Wilson,
oeoEse W. heAgyI Mary b.HOagy George Ham.
mond, Jacob Keller, Nicholas Keeher, F1eieTiek
Rs+,1a9 S&ooP r. Leopard William II. MARTINI
sherreFd. Charles A. Swami, Martin Y. MIilSr
mnham HUBERT, John Cross, Daniel Gross EDWARD
6oekWeu and Louisa Swami, who on the sSyenteenih
Day OF April eighteen hundred and Sixtysone. re-
saaea " me county Of Morgan within what is now
me Lne etate OF West Virginia, have deserted their
called Confederate States Of America and ~ 49,
state government at Richmond in theIr ntteTInI a.
the good people Of this State, but in con.
se9aenee OF the war evidence Of their rebelIIonz
aud criminal acts cannot be obtained: ~
a, NOV thereioraS Arthur foreman, Governor OF
lAmAtfon, declaring The aSd JasFso SI1D!
tAs Ambrose, Isaiah Buck, David Eue Bftlee RncI-
Seofge compton Andrew Compton, Samuel 1aVisoD
S5tsepn =. DucLnalh John I Dermody, hobart ii
dustin, George w. Hunter, Thomas DSvson SsorS ~
": Way William Wilson, james q! WeSt ISSSiSsh
y.oninston' GhArea ksslsF, George W. HeREy, MaFy
=: heagy, George Hammond, jacob Keller NicholcS
heener, frederick Ksehpr, jacob 81 IeonarrS VII
hIm u. Martin, Aarbary Martin, ChaFles Il. 9,Psr.
SmSog ,shertSrd. Charles A. SWAMI Martin
y. 4l!eII william hurbert, John Cro8I, Daniel
CrosS, EdWHrd Rockwell and Louisa sgS66. e5SmIsi
q tne state, unlees they Slall within GixtT dSys
file in the Clerks once OF ~ CITrIS St ., .E
SAID county Of Morgan, an cath 10 tunnSTt he a.,
st!1ton Of the United States and tIie
o. t9is state, and thereafter demean tSsseiTes SS
Nc tniI pFGclAm3tion shall be published In the
heetnE 1nieIliEeneer, newspaper printed IN he
~ OF MaseltnB, the seat Of government for an
s9G 10 the RAtrm0nt National, Newspaper
me county Of MaEiOnI respectively, for f6ur
Done q the city q wheeling on this the
sEAI. !ouFteenth day OF May, in the yeaF Al onE
Lord one thousand eight hundred and AZ.
ty-tour, And Of the State the 6rst.
~ a.. c...... A. /. FOREMAN.
ny Il E 3s4 s0TrR', EeOrssary Of State.
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AN oRDINANoE

no amend the ordinance in relation to OrdInarie.
Houses OF Private Entertainment and Cone
Houses.
Be i ordained, that seettOu 2sth of the ordinance
IN relation to oFinArios, houses Of private enter
tsinmenE and coffee homes, DO amended aud re-en.
acted 20 to read a. follows: "Ifapy person keen.
ing coffee house within the city shall suffer t6o
same TO be kept open on the Sabbath day for the
purpose or shall oell give away ON aid
dayS any liquor for the tale Of which license e
required By The ordinance Of the city, be or nc
shall cay to the city hns Of ten dollars for sch
and every such offence.
Aud be II further ordained, That Section 20 OF the
same ordnance be amended and re.enaetSd 30 a 10
read a. follows viz: 1Ihat It Shal not Be- for
me keeper OF any ordin within the city to se or
give aw9y, or permit to be soId or given away. on
the Sabbath day 1t said ordinary, or within the
eentuaSe attached thereto, any LIQUOR for the
ale Of which leenee iS required by the ordinances
OF the city to any perSon who shall be citizen ar
resident OF the city, and every person Offending
against the provisions OF this ordinance Sha forfeit
and pay 70 the city hne Of ten dollars for each And
every offence, and when said offence BhAll ~ com
mttted BY any pefson In the service or employment
Of any keeper OF an Ordinary, upon the pFcmiles
occupied BY him. said keeper shAl be held Gnhject 10
the penalty heretnbetors Imposed"
This ordinance shall take eject from and aftsr ~,
P1ssed May 40, 1885.
my24 81 aSI. IRWIN. ot.rh
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L1I.pateh from Secretary Stanton.
W..nrnn.A.. M..na

WAsHIH9ToH, Nay %. 1856 Pm,
Major GsRsTatt Dir, Netr YOrk-DispStch.
es from Gen. Canby dated at the month Of
Red river, at midnight, May 10Th, states
that admiral Porter had just arrived, and
that the remainder of the gunboats will
arrive 20. night
General Banks will probably reach
semmssPOrt BY the Atcbafaylny to.mor.
row.
A dispatch from Admiral Porter da,sd
ION board the flag ship Black Hawk at the
mouth of Red river, May le." states that
portion Nf the squadron above the falls AT
Alexandria have been released from their
nnplsasant position, owing to the indefat-
IRable exerttous of. Lieutenant Colonel
Bailey, acting Engineer of the 18th Army
Corps, who proposed and built a dam Of
six hundred feet across the river at the
lower falls, which enabled all the. vessels
to pass in safety the backWater of the MIA
sIs%tPpi, reaching Alexandria, aud allowed
them to pass over all the shoals, aud the
distractions planted BY the enemy to a
point OF safety.
Lirut. Col. Bailey will be Immediately
nouinated for promotion for his distin.
gaished aud meritorious services.
:, An Unofficial dispatch from Cairo, dated
May Eat. etates that the army and eunboats
Wt5e al cafe at the mouth Of Red river
aud al Stmmeeport. -
Aejnr General Sherman, BY a dispatch
=: $50 p. N. last niRhs, reports that BE viii
be ready BY morning to resume his opera.
lions. TIE returned veterans aud reei.
1eots, be says, have all been replaced, and
also the losses and detachments.
We have 90 official reports since nv Lac,
telegram. from Gen. Grant or Gen. B1tIer
The Official reports Of this department.
show that within eight days After the grest
battles at Spottsylvsaia Court Honse
many thousand veteran troops have beee
forwarded to Gen. Grant; the whole armv
has been amply supplied With full ratio6s
OF subsisLencei upwards of twenty thous.
and sick and wounded have been IRA nsport-
cd from the flelds Of battle to WasbinR top
Hospitals aud placed under surgical care:
over 5000 prisoners have been trangport!3I
ID from The field to prison depetS, and a
arEe amount Of artillery and other nipple
nen's OF the active campaign were brought
lRay, and several thousand fresh cavalry
aorses bave been forwarded. The Grand Il
Army Of the Potomac IL now faIly az Il
10. i : j :
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Edward Everstt and the Laa,.,,.
CoyeRRnt 1i

Covenant. q, :,
Mr.. Everett has written the following let.
ter to one of the ladies in Boston engaged
in the economic movement now making 40
much stir in the country:
MrDEAR Mas. ouHur:ZIt Is not in nv
power to attend the contemplated meetins
but have no hesitation. 10 repeatin0 in
this way, the opinions; which / exercised
70 you orally the other day, with. resnect
to.the measures proposed by the patriotic
women OF the country, 10 rsprsss The CON
sumption of foreign articles of luxury.
concur in the. views upon this subject. set
forth in the late letter Of our respected rem.
resentatives in Congress. have noticed
the arguments agsinst the movement which,
have appeared in the Journals Of he day.
They are entitled to consideration; but All
OF them, In my opinion, either prove too
much, or q most show what IL almost: Al
ways the case), that the correction of
great evils L: itself attended with some I'M
enects. Thus the proposed measure il
objected 70. because it will lead 10 The
of the revenue by curtsil;nS
oqr imports; to the falling Cd In our exs
o0ras, stneeitorefgh nations = M moi bny Of
- except as We buy Of them; 10 loss al
Importers who have large stocks on hand:
o! sadeEing by those Of small mean a.
iome' IN consequence, Of the auRme nted |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25
A PROCLAMATION,
BY THE GOVERNOR

WHERBAs. have good cause to believe that
W., MlInin Lotent1. Benjamin Bassell, George ".
MIN MIN =. suddarth, Washington SUMMER, PeSTv
S1nmeEs' william T. HIgEinbothIm, WINS Il
James 4. Middleton, ThonS: W T1I1rS., - ISfoE5,
aEinefJ. Robert Coyner, Jr., Robert Gomez. NJ -
66osSGao p. L9TentE, Napoleon B. ReEor, John II.
H A3SSs AlYln N BAstAblO, George D. White ISaao
WHITE Ta4Ttlle Marshall, and X Ii n nv Go.
day Of April eighteen hnnired an5
hS, g Eesqed IN the county Of Upshur WITHIN
Jonathan u Bennett, Gibson J. Bnteher' WiI,Tt,S
:. Bland aNd 9. 3. Hurley, Who on Inc SSiS SS1e
SSSSS ~ 81 o. APRIL Eighteen hundred and sixtyone
N ne county OF Lewis, within what Il nov
me ne eeste OF west Virginia, have deserted tbsir
SiS Sa are aetiSely engaged IN aiding The So
stats goVeEnmAht at Richmond % tbeIT sttSInr. -
Sn9 COED people Of this State, but n conc
Az g re .NeE evidence Of tbslF rsbolIous
Now thoretoEA I, Arthur L Bore4nan. cov,,,.o
q west Virginia, do issue tbs my proe
Benjamin BAHssl George M, Berfn. T3iIo,S9E
1ws 9y.h hEssnGs 2. olAlE, Benjamin j. sGddSrt5
natSs99i1g;Sn semen, Perry sdmmers William T
Sy Richard Bros n, James & NIadStSS TI,osSa:
y; 1l1nau1 John b. Hillefy, R0baFf CSo1nSr a
49, SE' Lorenzo p. LoEentI, Rapoleo5
= Hhits, Isaac White, TazYIllo MsrSbSlI IA 3 h
2; u, enemISA Of thiS state unIeGs ihe- sbS1i
don 1.ES ~ ~ from The date OF this pEoeiama.
9ss ~ ~ nile In the Clerks once Of The IF1it
q UpShur county an oath 70 suppot ~ ~,
- ~. 9! me nited States and me
So9 ett1S' and thereafter demean t6SmsslVes =
49, = And lkeyiSe declaring the IA JS1
t1ap ~ Benne {, Wilton JgIBts,;d ar ~ S9t n
and q 3 Hurley ysasnIes OF tISiS StatS
Ia1S - ~ aeal Also within 6fxty days iron ~
01sSkS Lnls Pr0etamati0n, take and ale Is ~
~ once oLthe Circuit Court Of the SSid eountS
80 9eth 70 support the Constitution Of ~
thersSffSS a ne eOn5tt utio1 q this stare and
7 lS shall be p1blishSdE IA thal
NJ ~ se1eerI n0WspGper printed Il M
y, TIE sat Of e0SeFnment far thJS
49, mo IN The West Virginia BtSfe TaIr1SI
~ ~ 5lntsd at estou IN the oo0nty ofIeis
-, 49, - - " MestH Virginia R4pGh3Ie6h 49,
tPaAUE' re In fOgEGHecossfYo VoekS.
Goae q the city Of Wheeling, on thIs m.
EH1ALJ S - eay o. Nay IN the year Of our
tour, and Of TIE STATE he int, = 5''s-'s'
j the eovotaOt. AL BoRE1LAN.
{ J: EDsAR BorERs, SsoroEAry az STAT.
myl9s1m -. - SsotAts. Z 49, ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25

boalnleau has eeeF alv0a blrtb "a, LapR
aehieVements, and mourn bis untiLnely dc,
parlure. Like the hero of the old song
e0f allour knights he was the lower,
CompAgpon nom de Ia MGrlOlAIne;
81 All orr knights he WAS the dover,
Always Eay.S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25

4nAt tne stone mASonS pay Q water rent ~ tb,.a.a,
SSnS PEI perch for work done, aud M
hrse ,si, tnS Tato Of four eehts per tb61Ssna r
Tor saeh gang ofhApds and thGt piSSterslS
@ ~ htty cent? for eGeh pIGst6fer srapioye5
~ Icy 10y psy rent OF two dotsFS m
SIG; This ordinance ahall be- Il orce; FINN ana
Pa,esd Nay ., 1854. s. y is5Es j. 4i.,ss5a,..
-11S1Ss21 ! -! Ea ltasH q L IRWIN Olsrh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25

FOR SALE. zsF 9it=I
NE east half Of Lot No. a. Gitra4e - fISss,s
IEeet betUeen Sixth and SeFoStb ~
Lerss itf M g &c connections brick dwelling
~ ~ Pm; not sold at private 10 6efaFe
sofG - !. e q 1 Be d6fSdE At 81 81
sss a the froukl i1oosDf the Cart HnSsI "a
O'Clock, 4 Mt APP'ygto ,....s,ss - ~, y
myt-tdf gids1Rof f45. vsfaA y; LOVES, :
H-IhS kSeSs sals :hs tSS,,,
1lGA9AY.90NE6t 9Th; 1850 "a! ) 49,, Snt!
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NEW ADVRRTIsRMNTE
iEVERYBODY'S PlC-NlC,
Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Hugh
ID Nichols on the 18th day Of March, 1859, OF re-
eoFd In Ohio county, State Of Weat Virginia, in
Book 80 folio 611, and by other eed Of trust dated
the SD day OF April, 1859. and OF record in aid
county and stats-I will offer for sale at the trout
door Of the Court House, in the city Of wheeling,
on TUESDAY, JULY the 9Th, the following prop.
erty, Wis: Lot No. 12G and half Lot No. l23, on the
east aide OF Market Square, and half Of Lot No. ia
on the west side Of Market square. In the Second
Ward,-aud also, the MArtinSVlll0 Ferry Right and
any of the above property will be sold at private
nyi5-.d ISAAC COTS, Trustee.
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NE w
hatand Cap Store.
JOS TOITUAp

WouLD respectfully inform his frisnds and n.
PuhLe generally that he has opened H1t
And and Cap Store Is NO. 5, WGsHIHGIoN HAII
Alo1foo street. where he has juSt FoeeIySd a ~
FSsA o. the Latest and most hshIpaAbio StviSs n
HatsS Cap and Straw Goods. vs.
i. EHs stock e entirely new, embracing eyerVthErv
n me Hat a0d Cap nL0S and win 81 III N ~
Though charity Govern = sin now and then-
;. Ia ever eve the headS and .l1l Of ~ nea,"
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Tie SteenrOd House.

s - p.1ee = nndeFgeiag altsrattSnS valiehv4pl
- S9apt y % aISt class Boarding HON. Hotai
VIZ me drives and EalkS and AshfaS
es sSSxsEte4 into seaiaaFyS stiss raiT Is
a ~ = 1modAto from 100 % no
APp1Ste A VA Jpp9E LHolfPsoN., snSSl:ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25
;IRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO
Ds'fgnGted DepositOyy and financial Aosn.
Of tie United IStates.

HIs BANK Is the successor to the B,lpOu.
a,e9 II a o. Sne EtStS Bank Of Ohio, and L pre-
change business - A'SSs'"u ana *
ii u Z suthoTzed to receive subscriptions to III.
81. Ia. loan authorized by the act Of March
TheIe bonds bear date March LIST, 1854. ar. re-
SS g the pleasure of the GovernmSnt after
Ill ~ ana payable forty yeaFs from date IN
eo' WIN interest at i've per cent per aunum, In
sSse,eESerS can have either Registerod or Coupon
multiple OF nIty dollarS. - SA Wv "E some
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds 1. PAYABLE
11npAIyt on all other determinations sam ne,
hese bonds viii draw interest from NaTrb ~
81 SseTued interest from that day 10 The datS
~ must DO PAID in coin or National
atAte9 notes md noteS Of the National BSnES
10y Per cent. premium must be addtd n ~!
amount Of interest until oth0rEIse directsS A"S
epFf JOHN O. TALLHIN. Cab.
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pLseat 10 sauesrs Aaa better eeolps.a,
supplied and fuFotahsd than Nhon AZ
campaign opened.
Several thousand reiuforoemeata have
also been forwarded to other aFmiesiin the
field aud ample suppliesto all.
During the same time over &c, 600 yoluu-t
teers for one hundred days have been mus.
tered into the service. clothed, armed,
equipped, aud transported to their respec.
tive positions.
This statement is due to the officers of
the army, staff aud bureau, aud the respec.
tive corps to whom the credit belongs.
(Signed) oEDWIN Il. STANTON,
5H, - - Secretary Of War.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OHEIcE or COMPTROLLER OF TuR OuRREHUT,
KLEHINaInH Anil "a IhEi

WHERBAs, By attstactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned. 1t has been made 10 a.
the County Of ohio aud State OF west VirEIpIS SsS
oeeh duly Organized under and according 70 ths
requirements OF the act Of C0ugreas ontltled AAn
ACT 70 provide . National Currency, secured IN
pledge Of United States stoeks and TO provide for
me circulation and redemption ihereoLn Approved
5eDta9Ey zeths 1853, and has complied with ali the
Provisions Of said act required 10 Be complied Win
before commencing the business Of banking.
NOW therefore, !, Samuel T. Howard, OomptrolIsr
q the currency, do hereby certify that the First
National Bank Of Wheeltag, County Of Ohio md
stste o. West Virginia Is authorized to commence
1hS business Of banking under the act Aforesaid.
OF ONCE This second day Of April, 1851
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NOTICE.


A Il PERSONS are hereby notifsd that IN. It,,-
-, EAuAIton1 aud enumREa Ions made And tSEsTS
~ tne several Assistant Assessor under az .'-T.
me United States, for the RtrSt ColIeet jon
Az - - q hSst virginia, will be open for inspSo
on q the Offices Of SAID Assistant ASSesSorS ntII
H mi o. holdlhg appeals below mentioned.
VII attend At the time and place hSTe.ft.r
tItettohea tor the purpose Of hearing nnV 0LneSI-
tH l may be made from The asSsssmsntS Taads ~,
eAa A1atstSnt ASSESSOR: %S -
AtMoundSVil0, May 20,
~ a. ne once Of James O. On, Collector, in the
AZ helL1burB, Brooke Co., Jane &
At sew sissItIIs W H.1soek c., Jqne9
A. elstsrSIIllo, Tyler -
AT 81. AArys, PIeaSaafR q q
AT RaiFnIont, Narfor
a. 44SEgantoW9. Mongolia Is.
AZ hln8wood Preston = ~
AZ fOttsFmau, Taylor =. -.
re SPRess must be IN writing and E,uIt SnneI,-
RatseSnar cause matter Or thinE TssnSStJ1yS,
s l decision y required and mSSt ~ rs
IST1 principle OF EntquaIIty ~ eFFo[ I'm.
JOHN PARKINSON.
OaaeEo1, Nay 1eth, lsL4. : nyis-ia,Sis.I
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WADDINGTON.

Containing ala Of beautiful and fertile rolling
hill land, well Watered by never falling springs In
one Of the most ealubriouB countries ia the world
and situate In neghbo hood Of wealthy aud highly
respectable people. II g on the Bethany turnpike,
four miles from Wheeling. The mansion e In
thorough repair, large and eOmmoci0uA $50 by IS n /
with eVery modern convenience, surrounded with
Bhrubbery and trees. The principal tenant house
u neat and comfortable two AtOry brick. The
Dairy house 4 spAciOus and fixtures are convent
tho estate all rented to old and good tenants the
rental Of which pays more than the taxes on the
plaza. An extensive barn with stone basement
divided into stablug for Is horses and stalls fer
90 CATTLE with cellars, bins, mOWS and erythuH
in the highest requisition Of tSTm; It stands in .
cattle aud sheep. Also blaeksmith's shop and q
slaughter hOusS.
The farm IL we'll known to be tho best improved
AID most highly cultivated in this part Of tho
cattle and sheep, horses, o. plenents, 4c, &c. The
growing crop consists OF 81 acres OF fall wheat 70
acres Of fall barley, 81 acres Of spring barley IS
acres OF black oats so acre. OF corn l9 Of Do
tatoes 30 acres OF meadow, the balance in good pas.
ture, all Of which will be sold ~ above stated on
tho 8Ist day Of May. 1854.
Terms OF purchase made known on the day OF
Rale and at the following places, where plans Of the
place aud further particulars can be given after
the l. % day Of May, 1884:
NV YoAK-At the ONCE Of MeSar1. Parker,
brooks Co. Water st; Mr.. Jno. Jay Hannah
Pearl st Mr.. VIII am Hannah, sr, Pearl st. Moan.
mcCrombl9 Child, IL Water Ct.
PHILADEIPHIA-M0s8r8.B Bullet PRIrthorne
BALfIhoRE-MessrB. Il, StFRus, Bro 4 Bell
PifisDuaGH-AE. >. FlemIns's Drug store.
CLHVELAND-J. B. Smiths MALT House.
SlNCINNATI-D II. Mitchell I Co Water st.
ET. LouIs-W. 4. HenTickshOppr.
LOUISVILLE. O. Ripper.
HHEELlNG-At the Brewery, mV12
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Wanted ImmediateIv

"A h9ReE Zoe ne m double SsSted ea,SiSs. -.
Sa,S Sn5 tne eaddle. Mult as StF SSl
,nry,y1 slG b Ell foaAN3 CO. g
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GEO. w. SMITHS
Farm for Sale.

7 N consequence Of the removal OF part Of my fam.
il fly, my own age, and other considerations Of q
private and family nature, wish to contrast my
Affairs and eouhne my attention to my old estab.
liahed Brewing and Mailing business In Wheeling,
and to accomplish this Oder for sale by private
contract till the 81st DAY OF MAY, 1854, and II
not then sold by public auction, the MAGEIPI-
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(uALl SAMUEL 7. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller Of the CurreDey,
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