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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
COLUMBUS LODGE, No 5. !
July 16, 1910.

At meeting of the brethren of Co
lumbus Lodge, NJ. 5, held on the IA
inst. on hearing the melancholy intel
ligence ofthe death of Brother Marcus
M. Brigham, the following resolutions
were adopted,
RESOLVED, That it is with unfeign-
ed sorrow we mourn the death of our
late worthy Brother, Marcus M. Brig
ham, whose many amiable traits of
character had endeared him to the
members Of this Lodge-that he pos
sessed high abilities, and heart sus-'
ceptible of the most generous impulses
toward his fellow beings, which had
rendered him an efficient and active
workman in the designs and purposes
Of this institution-that the brief space
which he occupied in communion with
this Lodge is filed with bright and las
ting membranes, which shall be
cherished even when our eyes have
ceased to gaze upon the vacant place
once dignifed by our generous, heney-
client and noble heartei brother.
RESOLVED, That as mark OF re-
spect TO the memory of our departed
Brother, this Lodge and its Mem
bers be clothed in the usual badge OF
mourning, for the space ofthirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these
resolutions be transmitted to the rela-
tives of the deceased brother, and that
copy Of the same be published in the
papers of Columbus.
A. S. PFISTER,
Sec
AT Meeting of the Bar Of Colum-
bus, Mississippi, held on the 18th July
; 1910, Ralph Graves, Esq, was called
, to the Chair, and r. X. Chamberlayne
! appointed Secretary. The Chairman
having stated the object ofthe meeting
the followingpreamble and resolutions
, were adopted:
We, the Bar of Columbus, Missis
sippi, having just learned the death o
Gen. Marcus M. Brigham, at the res
idence of his father at Cincinnati, 0
6 hio, feeling that thereby this Bar ha
lost one whose intelligence and sterling
integrity rendered him one of its orna
! ments, and we, a friend, whose kind
ness of feeling had endeared him to u
: all, and being DESTROYS ofpaying to hi
memory when dead, that respect t
which his virtues, while living, entitle,
him: therefore, be it
!, RESOLVED; That we, the Bar c
! Columbus, Mississippi, will, in respec
to the memory Of General Marcus N
Brigham, late a member thereof, wea
the usual badge Of mourning on tn
left arm for the space ofthirty days.
Q RESOLVED, That the Secretary b
o requested to furnish copy Of the {
0 bove preamble and resolutions to tn
: Editors Of the ssColumbus Democrat
; and the "Southern Argus" for publ
: cation in their respective papers; an
that he transmit copy of the same
? the father Of the deceased.
RALPH GRAVES, chm.
al r. X. CHAMBERLAYNE, Sec.
> The age Of Mr.. JAMES VAUGHAN
! should have been put down SeUenal
q
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21

The age OF Mr.. JAMES VAUGHAN,
should have been put down Seventy
-Four, instead Of Sizty, as published
in orr last.
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LOUISIANA nj -

We have No en- LECTION
@ Soaa PROBABLE probability is however that ,.' @
,,a'g' can c not get justice done h, d.
ests have great demands pI5ulla' iat.r
W., wa,a ., In me present members who =.
The Legislature win 5 b wan and
doubt which will insure a v51ss ,s'''a
to Congress, and be an earna., = 8. se''',
Of the state for Harrison >, = u 'as
will be remembered that She ssr. ''l'-t
to Van Buren, in 1886. 'e' 20.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21

We learn from the Miss;ss:,..,.
a rencountre took place in he s r,s,.. =,
Jackson last week, between ez.l3or D. =
nels and Gov. Mc.Nutt, il il: So A-l'
6sticuff and caneing.R. made ,5s r.. .,
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DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
July 20, $40.

!
SIR:-Yours Of this morning has
been received, and we take pleasure
in replying to the enquiries made. The
days appointed, are intended only for
the discussion Of Democratic PRINCIPLES.
We are able to say, however, that,
at any day in which the partizans of
Harrison may appoint for the purpose
of meeting discussion, on the great
commended principles, that they will be
met by the friends of equal rights and
Republican principles.
If appointments are made, it will be
expected that they will not interfere
with our previous days.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
6Congress adjourned 10 dsv.

Of Maj. SAMUEL B. WRlGHr, 4 gsrL
man Of high standing in this county, al
hitherto warm advocate and sgpa1s
ofthe present Administration has sTaz.
US with a writ en- recantatonof the ars
which. we shall publish next vees, v-
of room preclading It tbs. It's s
the way we like to see things doas
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21

Next Saturdays thetime in eo,.,.
meeting ofthe Tippecanoe Cob : d
al excellent speeches viii be deI;,.>,, ''.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21

Messrs. STANCE and Brow, -.
DINA, have resigned their sea-. = n "a
ate of the United States 10 fsEs = = = "a
the next meeting Of the legisIatp, ,- 3. .
state. These men it is well -. u iis
VIGOROUSLY and outrageon.lr VA ''''
sented their Constituents for Ts.,s ,'''9'
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la" But he had something to do With
them afterwards at Washington. The
facts are these; The proceedings were
semitic Washington, they were endorsed
by the Secretary:
APPROVED, J. X. PAuLDING."
Lieut.. Hooe then appealed from the
decision ofthe court and the approval
Of the Secretary, tothe President. In
his memorial TO the high Functionary,
he expressly complained ofthe illegal
ity Of the negro testimony, and asked
the especial attention of the President
to it, The President examined the
record and memorial and returned the
same to the Navy Department with the
following endorsement
"THE PRESIDENT FINDS
! NOTHING IN THE PROCEED
! INGS IN THE CASE OF LIEUT..
| HOOE, WHICH REQUIRES HIS
| INFERENCE. M. V. B."
This leaves no loop-hole for escape
Out Of his own mouth he is condemn,
ed. But we will do the President the
justice to say, his condu ct in this
particular is consistent with his pas
life, and in perfect keeping with hi
advocacy of Free negro Suffrage. IL
who had maintained the fitness of tn
African race to exercise the highes
rights Of freeman, that of electin
, Legislators and rulers, could not con
, sistently object to their competency
7 witnesses before civil and militar
! tribunals.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21

The corn crops is said to be very fine.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
June 9TH 1910.
TRuST SALE.
For Real Estate Mmg-

*Democrat please copy.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
TRTSTEE'S SALE

Dated. Columbus, July b i'''
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
From the Richmond Wing.
THE NEGRO WITNESSES

We cannot discover that all their exer-
tons avail anything. On the contrary,
the more they strive, and the more the
matter is investigated, the worse does
it appear for the advocate Of free negro
suffrage. A feature of the affair not yet
adverted to, or at least not dwelt upon
as its importance deserves, is, that
there exists no law on the subjectwhat-
ever, aud that consequently, the Pres
ident had full and entire discretion to
act as he might choose. No law au-
thorizes the admission of negro testi-
mony against white men, and there
never has a case occurred within the
waters of the United States. This is
the first that ever was brought to the
notice ofthe President. Without any
law requiring it, or any usage to excuse
it, and with full power to crafty the
bent of his own inclnations, Mr.. Van
Buren,, after mature deIiberation, es-
tablished the principle of admitting ne
gro testimony, and thereby placed the
officers of the Navy and Army, upon
footing Of equality with negroes. In
making this decision, as If to add to
the indignity, he treats the matter with
cool indifference, and without STOPPING
10 give his reasons, contemptuously re-
marks that he could find nothing in the
case Of Lieut.. Hooe, containing the
admission of free negroes to testify a
gaiDst an officer in the Navy, which re.
i CURED his interference!
We defy Mr.. Van Buren's friends
| here or elsewhere to adduce any act
or all the acts put together of all tht
| Abolitionists more insulting to thu
South, or more deeply imbned wit
the spirit of Abolitionism, or half 81
practically injurious to US. What hal
Tappan or Garrison, or any of TIL
band, ever done to compare with it
Their operations have been mainl,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
6 9 Q g Q q q

Z WA s. FAMILY APERiENf ILLS ere bur,
IL I. Vegetable. composed with the sncios, prec
os ut scissce ma OF art they soduee Earscs
AZ wsrfanscd 10 cure the following diseases which
arse FUN impurities Of the blood viz -Apopl,xy
Boas Affections, Coughs Colds liberated sore ,hro,i
Scarlet Fever Asihrss. Cl,o,esa. Liver Complaints
Diseases Of the kidneya and Bladder Affections pecu
'ar to females. and oil those Diseases of whatsoever
Sii'd, TO which human nature IL subject. where the
s:ou,rch Is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS & COLDS. Nervous
iseases, liver complaint dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
piles ulcers. temale weakness and oil OF hypc-
ehondriacism. low spirits ralpilation Of Tho heart
yous irriinhy. weakness. auor albus seminal
weakness indigestion. loss OF appetite heartburn. gen.
.ral debility bodily weakness. chlososs or green sck-
less. hafulency hysierical aininss. Mysteries head
lches. hiccup. sickness. night rheumatism.
,s;hrna nc doulolrcuK. crlmp spasmodie Affections
,nd those who victims 10 that escruiiaiine
disorder. GoCT will find relief om their suetags by
q course Of pr Evans medicine
Beia-e Of Cov,eerfch&-CArrIoN; BE particular
in purchasing that the label Of thi, Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according a. Act IF Cen
cress. And BE- likewise particular in obtaining them
Al i 90 Chatham stect. NewYork, or from the REou-
LAR AGENTS. WA. III. KING. W1eelisC.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

4 fORN PLANTER Farmers. call nj our esisb-
~ lfshment on Main md Union SIS. and rIamne
an implement invented Cor the planting Of corn which
you viii acknowledge superior 10 any thing OF The
kind ever gotten MP yet.
This simple and cheap machine IS calculated 10
supercede nearly all tho labor heretofore bestowed in
Tbs department Of agricultural industry AID is cz,cn
svcly used by the intelligent farmers about Cincinnati
where u hos given universal satisfaction.
Price Il the Machine Si6-Terms ono half cash
The halance payable after complaining. when the a.
tc'e will have been firy tested ard II not found
be satisfactory. The money advanced viii &c returned
and iniefes paid Cor Che Of a. Corn Growers cal
add sec Coz yourselves
mar CULBERTSON & GREERs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
C. W. THOMPSON.
N-aeeiinr. Alarc, 81. $40.

Hsoeiinr. Marcel -. 1910
Col Gro. W. THOMPSON Sir-Your note of This
date propoundng inicrogatories received ~ an ho,r
when my attendance al the Court House prevented an
earlier answer. now reply in order. as stale.l
lsi. commenced, 10y your request. the settlement
of the accounts Of Gregg a. Edwards. for whom vou
are Trustee. on The l7ih OF September last
I'd The accounts came injU ray hands few da-s
before that stated above. Having delivered 10 MIR
john NJ MCreary. c. & Els. account against him, I
have no means by which ascertain how long IL had
been standing. closed his account. by taking his
note, ui day AFR date. the 2lsr October last nor
have a; present any recollection Of any arrangements
being mace. other than tine settlement shows
Alb. WA directed. the ooh Of February last,
by Mr.. EdwarIs. TO hand MCTeary's note 10 Morgan
Nelson. for suit which handed over the sane day
5'h- have never exchanged word with. or recei
we'd any directions from you. personally respecting any
business with J. NJ. M'Crsary.
The foregoing is a. full as | am enabled TO respond
from entries in my books and my recollection
return your note herein desired.
Respectfully,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

ItOOKING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT The
y subscribers beg leave TO call the attention Of
housekeepCr in the city aud surrounding country 10
their extensive and very general of cooking
"oUes-ihe largest and most varied they believe 10 be
found any where West of the mountains comprising
almost every variety Of size and pattern Of the latest
and most approved kinds; varying in price from TWEEN
" to hundred and sixty dollars. and suitable for
Steam Boats, Hotels. and private Families.
The Improved Rotary" and Great Wcs'er,.' Cook.
ing Stoves, both New York Patterns " neat and gen.
teel article, and in extensive use IN Pittsburgh and
the Eastern cities
Also. Harris Paiest Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove
cheap and highly valuable mproy ement over any
hing We have seen laiely--rocommendng itself on
account of is economy. simplicity aud durability; and
house keepers having small fmilics, would find IL
trial useful and important auxiliary w their kitchens
Gross Patent or Elevated Air Heater" THIS Is
curiosity. worthy Of elimination and decidedly use
fol discovery, call and a. Besides many Others
such Tho Premium" "Jaynes" "Pcterspns" sud y
forih CIIBERTSON a. GRFERS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
ITO TMG NERyous a pEglLITATGp--pl,


i EVANS TONIC PiLIS-The powers of Z.
vans C1nomi.o Pills such. that the pslpiistng
he ara. dIo tTemulos:s hand. tho dizzy eye snd
ihe ad;i,ring mind. vanish bchre lheir effects
like noxious ya.ors before tho benign influence of
he morning san. They have been long successfully
used for the cure Of ncFnsnis. together with feves
OF the irregular nervous kind. accompanied with Wis
ccral DISTINCTIONS
This tonic medicine Tor nervous complaints. gen
era debility. indigestion and its consequences
Of appetite, dstenson OF the ST. mach. acidy; unpea-
SAM ias'e in the mouth runbling noise in the bowels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
rriiSble. despondng. thoughtful. melancholy and de-
jected. HypOchondriacisn. consumption. dimneSs Of
SIGHT d~iisum. and all other nervous affections these
piils will produce safe and permanent cure
Evans Pills were FIRST introduced in America in S35
BeiEare - uHferfeds.-CAUTIoN.--B particular
IN purchasing TO that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice OF its entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross. And lie likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST.. New-York or from the regular
agent: WIN II. KING. Wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
~ WILLIAM EVANS, so0rliING slM'rI

Na WILLIAM EVANS. SlfJruING SiRr
TOR CHILDREN TEETH Nt;--seErasrp
= m,xsStr=Ts Mskcr, cps .Efrsss; rac psaivc
dc tss,a though the euns psvtnccs irJsoiessEsc
~ dangerous syinpisns IL il Aso Va 81 r,ohess
bat there Is great irr,ia oa IA tie no1! anl gdnisis-
S,us mis- presses Thc guns syyA. the sesreton ef
- s.liva is acrcascd. thu child ssezcd with ifcanen
kuj sudien fits OF crsing. watching. starting in lis
ec2 and spesms Of peculiar pats; ITO chill shrVss
i,h eI;reme violcnse. sad ihrGsis i;s fingers into ="
booth. Eihcse 2reca>J-y symptoms arc 40, snr''hy
kllcy,a ed. spo smsGlc CONVERSIONS univcrsy s1Po'-
Srne and SION the dissolution Of the inisnt-
mothers who have their hlile babes afflicted with
|.cse distressing symptoms wonld apply Or William
tvans Soothing syrup which has preserved hundreds
snfants when thought past recovery ir~n beng sud-
sny attacked with that fatal malaly. convulsinns.
Beyrrc If criets-CAurioS BE particular IA
10 sec that the label of this Medicine
kr notice offs entry according to act Of Congress
nd be likewise particular in obtaining them al 100
st. New YORK. or from the regular agents
wM n. KING. IS Water ST. Whoe,iny.
II Slovenian - Nesic. ParksrsSurg nov l9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

GALE or FURNGTURE-we will sell at Public
y Auction. at the residence of J. ID. STEELE Esq.
Centre 81. East Whccling) Wednesday. 18Th inst
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ variety of well keii household
and kitchen Furniture consisting IN part OF fun din.
ner scti. full china tea seti secretary & bookcase
Miichrils new map Of lle world, csSpeting and mat,
ling Very superor) also, chairs tables belsiead.
hpreauN. &c. &c The furniture may be examined
the day previous TO the day Of sale Sales positive and
terms CASH HALL. & WICKHAM, Aucfs
Wheeling March , 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

lME.-rhe subscriber is prepared to furnish m
IL any desirable quantities. BUILDING LIME OF
tho best qnnlity either in barrels in bulk Also
81 cost OF No. 4. White Lime. fer washing &c
For the quality of the Lime offered he refer. To- the
Plosterers and Brick Masoas. of the city generally
Several who have tried it. pronounced IL superior u
any brsucht 10 the market Apply to
M'kEE. HARDING & Co or to n. ArKEE
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
c. w. THOMPSON.
Vheelipg. ,Io,cg a. ian

WHcttihg, lHdrch 81, ItIU.
Nh. GEORGE ARNsToHG Sir-Will you state who
Their you have been. and my Attorney in fact
TOR the settlement Of the trust Of Gregg Ed
wards-how long those accounts have been in your
hands-how long Jno. NJ MCrearyis account has been
neutrality-suspicious. was privy TO- or knew am thing
of any arrangement made between you and said
MCreary. or mott if any such arrangement was made
whether gave any directions that said ArCreary
should be sued. other than general dectios including
all accounts and notes in your hands--and helAer
ever knew from yOa, that ~ Creary was sacd
EsHoectftllv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

Wis company being now duly organized. Is pre-
4 pared TO Hake Insurance every description
oi Fare and Marine Risks. such Dwelling Houses
Store House., &c. with their contents Also. Steam
Boas Flat Boats and Keel Boats with their csrgoes &c
and from my port the OHIO ana Mississippi rivers
or their tributary streams Application fer Insurance
10 be made oI the present the Office OF the Wheel
ing Savings Institution. +. ii. GREER. Secy. p.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

TNRUSTEEs SALE or HOUSE AND LOT ~
SOUTH WHEELING; Will BE- sold NJ auc.
TOO. on The premises Monday. 9Th Of March ai
by IS on Washington - South Wheeling on which 3,
two frame ienemouts nos rented ~ $3.50 cr annum
Terms of Sale. $3.50 LEI Of April. 1910; $3.50 IN
Ninety days $500 lst Of Aprl 1S4l $500 lsi 81
April. f5t2; and the balance MONTHS from sale
BY order q
g. W. Tlompsoa. Trusee for Greg aad Edrard,
J. G. SNYDER. Aucrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
GEO. ARMSTRONG.
IYheoIinr. Mnr,h AZ 1910

WheeiiHy. March IA. 1870
ordered snt &c be brought on the note Of John
MCrenry, without any direction from Mr. Thomson,
except general direction ~ sue on oil claims and
have the Trust Estate oC Gregg & Edwards closed
MIR. Thompson knew nothing about IT, and gave Inc
no special order or inIimaion the subject.
MICHAEL. EDWARDS L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

HIyOR RENT.-The hrck Building on Man street.
threo stories high adjoining he building recent
" srertcd hy Wm r. Solby. The abovc house cor
ssfs of fine dwelling house. end large store room
thought 10 hs oupef0g 10 any IN wheeling Possession
rivso Immediately App,y n s. Brady Or J. Lei. az
- n,rT MID CALwFLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

rENO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN-The
u Sergeant Of the city gives notice that on Mon
day next the 9th instant he Wiil egdly enforce the or
dinauces Of this city IN relation Hogs nnd Dogs
The owners Of such animals will thereto c saiisf.
themselves Of their observance OF these ordinances OF
take the consequences. !. l.. SANGSTON, Sersi
mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07

ub ARON Won HU1CiIELER HERB PILLS
I'D These pills are comp osed OF Herbs. which exert
specific action upon the heart. give impulse VI
strength 10 the ar;erial system the blood is quicken
ell and equazed in its calculations through all the
vessels whether OF the skim the parts situated inter
naly. the exIremiics and oil the secrerions Of
queni increase of every secretion. and quckcncd
'ion OF the alsarben, and eNhalen dscharCing
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
10 corrected, all distractions removed. lte blood is
purified. and tho bOiy resumes n healihful state.
These Pills. after much anxious toll and research
having hscn bronght By the proprietor The present
state of perfection, supersede the Of nnrm, rable
other medicines and we'll adapted 10 the Lnrue
that the OF them. b. maintaining the body ia the
due performance Of its functions, and preserving the
vital stream in pure and healha stale, cases it 10
last many ye2rs longer than il otherwise would and
the mind 10 become - composed nud tranquil. that
old age when il arrives viii appear blessing and
no, ias too many who have neglected their constitutions
or had them injured by medicines administered 10y ig-
noraBcc) a source Of misery and abhorrence
When the nervous system has been too largely
iFawn upon and oversiraned, nothing is heller cor
rect and nvigorae the dropping constitution than ihes
Pills.
Bctrdre Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Be particular
purchasing that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according Act Of Coz.
gress. Aud he Likewise particular in obtaining them
al 100 Chatham 81. New York. or from The Regulai
Agents WIN. H. KING Wheeling.
J. MORRISON. Columbus. o.
MYERS. FALL & COLLINS.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-07
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is

NRJS TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
I TATE.-By virtue Of deed of Trust. TO the
subscriber dated the 9Th June. S38 recorded
the Clerks Office of ts County. Book % page 1876.
will sell at public auction on Monday the 9Th day
Of March neat. the House and half Lot on which
stands. being the north half Of Lot No. H. square
10 OF the town of Wheeling. situated Fourth. be
tween Union and Monroe streets Said house is built
OF brick, two sIories high. aud finished in the bcs;
MANNER with marble maniels in the two lower ROOMS
Sale IN take place al IL o'clock noon i'm front OF the
virginia HStel The terms will he negotiable
T. and IL months satisfactorily endorsed and sccur.
ed 10y deed of trust on the property Selling Trus-
tee. shall give such title is vested in me- by the
deed OF trust. CHARLES l. STRONG.
narT-ts