The Wheeling repository — Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.], 1807-06-11 00:00:00, page 8

Notice,
Whereas Clement Brooke has assign
ed his property, re al and personal, to us
the Subscribers, for the benefit of his
creditors ; all persons indebted to the
said Clement Brooke, are required to
make immediate payment to us. The
necessity of having the affairs of this
trust speedily arranged, renders it ne
cessary to state that a prompt attention
is expected to this notice.
JOHN TKIMBLE,
Wm. LEE.
Baltimore, 3d April, l«or. I2t
In virtue of the ubove-nu ntionetl Trust,
the Subscribers oiler lor Sale tile follow
ing valuable Property :—
Forty thoufand actes of unimproved Land,
fituated in Hirrifo’i countv, Vi ginia, on he
Weft fork of the Little Kenhawa, and It at
fork of Stear creek This Lind is repreitnted
to be of veiy good quality in general, compri
fmg a large quantity of rich bottom-, heavi'y
timbered, and is capable of being laid efi' into
tradb offiyc hundred acres each, to gicat ad
vantage.
One undivided half of 590 acres of prime
Land, on Hugh’s liver, in Hanifon county,
Virginia, near the lands of the late General •
W-uhington, and adjoining the lands ot Jacob
B efon. alfo unimproved
Four hundred and nuiety two acres, in faid '
county, near Claiklburg, the county town, un
improved
One unimproved corner Lot in Vtayrefburp,
Crecrte county, Pennfylvania, very handfome'y
and aovantageouily tituited.
Seventeen ai ) « quarter acref of valuable
Laud, near the above, having upw«u! of fifty
thriving sugar trees thercen.
One ftone Houfe anc Lot in Conrt l.-villc, in
IP nnfylvani.a,witb convenir rt cut houfes, being
a va’uablc ftand tor butinefa
F’ve hundred arre& of vrry valuable Land,
within one and a half miles of Connelsville —
On this traft is a valuib> Siw mill and other
Improvements, It pcfLfTea the advantage of
oik of the b< ft feats for waterworks in the
wi rn countiy, having the command of all
the water in the Youghiog; ny river, which is
Jiavigiole for boats a coufi derable diftanee a
Love, and near to mexhauftibie banks of iron
ore of the beft qUali y.
One undivided f;x*b p.,rt of Laurel Furnace,
fituated in Fayette county Pirnfvlvania, with
5,aoo acre of Land belonging thereto, being
bu a few miles diftiot from the lait mentioned
tiadl
Theft H uf a «r.d L'*g jn tov>r of V> !h.
Berkeley county, Virginia—To a’l wl; ch valu
*bL properly iiidifpu'ablt titles will I if y veri
Asperlbna intending to pumUft «*.!! f’oub»
Ic.s view the property, 1 more rnmu c deferip*
tioii i8-dcecntei unnecifTiry. Apply to
JOHN TRIMBLE,
t > iR Ct r pfid! f
\V»L KMIFP >rruBeci.
M ket {Licet, )
Skit\lutoQrCf i J tz♦
George Quinn
Respectfully acquaints tin worthy inha
bitants of Wheeling and its vicinity, that
he is very grateful for the many favours
conferred on him ; and as he is going
down the river shortly, expects such as
are indebted to him to make immediate
payment ; and those who have claims
against him will please to come in for
settlement.
Wheeling, June 3d, 1807.
Valuable Property for Sale.
As I inti ncl to remove to the State of
Ohio, I will sell the following described
property, in the Town of Wheeling, so
low as to make the purchase an object
to any person wishing to reside in this
part ol the State of Virginia.
One House anil I.ot in the centre of
the Town, on the Main street, calculat
ed ior a 1 avern. 1 he stand is not in
ferior to any in the western country—
I'he House is two stories, 40 1a 4(>fi.it,
with a Cellar under the whole,—a two
story 1 rick Kitchen, and a Sialdi. This
property, :i not sold by September next,
I will rent.
One other House Lot on the Main
street, now occupied by Peter Sock mm.
1 he House is two stories, with a Cellar,
Smoke-house, Ik Stable,which v ill make
it suitable lor a Family and Store.
I have also, wTldn six or ‘•even miles
of \\ In cling, 280acres of LAN i), with
a small improvi nit at, w hich I will dis
pose of low.
DENNIS CASS AT.
May 11, 1807.
FOU S A EE, TWENTY LOTS
ir. the Town of Frankfort, in the State
j oi Ohio, 40 miles from Win ding, on th<
! main road to Chil’u othe. I he situation
j o! 1 iv.nkfort is so advantageous, that if
will in all probability lx fixed on as th
Seat fit Justice for a n<w countv, which
it is expect'd will in a short time be
struck off from ?»lusk'mgum and Pri
nt ont counties.
TO HE LEASED,
Six Quarter-sections of Land, on the
road from Wheeling to Zanesville, suit
able for Tavern Stands,—tw > of v.Tvch
are improved. D. CASSAT.
Wheeling, May 14, 1807. tf.
For Sale,
Jl healthy Vegro I Von? an,
*0 or 2r> years of age.— Incju’.re of the
(Printer. ' ~ March 13, 18U7.
Three Dollars Recaro’.
Strayed away irom tde Subscriber, a
boutthe SOiiioi last month, a dark brown
Mare Colt, three years old this spring ;
the onl\ mark now recollected, is a small
snip on the centre oi her nose. She had
been shod belore, but had only one snoe
on when she went away. The hair was
cut short oil' her tail, but she was never
dock'd. i'he above reward and reason
able charges will be given, to any person
who w ill bring her home, or give infor
mation where she may be tound.
LANCELOT ARMSRTONG.
Wheeling May 2g, 1807.
HliMP and TAR,
iilL highest price will be given for
good merchantable Hemp anti Tar, by
MICHAEL GRAHAM,
\\ ho has on hand a general assortment^
DKY GOODS & GROCERIES,
with Cordage of all sorts and sizes,
at this Store, opposite John White*
Vv heeling, March 12, 1807.
IV 11 EE LI VG,
(omo COUNTY VIRGINIA,)
Lr intei) by Alexander Armstrong.
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