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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
THRUST SALE.-Pu,

80 ~SALf--fursnnni TO the provisions off
II deed Of trust bearing date the first d,v CO..
!, Ioo9' executed by Henry Echols. Cor the brno6,
o' william ChaPline and John EolE and Nb;cb al
is clearly secordeI IN the Clerks Office Of m. corn,s.
Soa1 OF OHIO count y, the undersigned will proceed q,
"" ay 'ae is'h day OF August neAi, between ~
hours Of ten OcS-ck 4. NJ. and 8 ,,cL.t $40.
lses; 10 sell " rhe highest bidder by pubic ou,crv.
feaoy MONEY. lot numbered one hundnd ,nI I,
nine-siiua'ed in Sourh wheeling. being thai n
the CITY OF Wheeling Land out by Chapline A n
J"yJ+ ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, T-u..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
Commissioners and other expenses.

Net proceeds Of sales. $3.50 40
After all. sir. 1t may be better occasionally To dis
pose OF the surplus furniture Of palace. otheruise iis
rich saloons would soon resemble an auciioneers
room ut BishoPgaie. To which noble men impoveiish-
ed hy their vices, order the furniture Of their castles
Er the purpose Of raising The " nd"
I shall not detain the committee. Mr.. Chairman. BY
guing over the same eternal r,und' of elegant and
costly furniture with which the apartments on the
second siory Of the palace abound. I must not. how
over. unit To name the ostrich egg manIel IN
on silver stands. and the superb imperial and royal
wilion- Brussels and Saxon carpets; some OF which.
II is sarl. are deep enough Cor a good locoloco demo
crai To barry his fsoi IN, Vs he walks over them. Let
me refer you. ar. to three or four Of the carpet bills
"NEw YoRk. July 3. 1897.
The Pre~idem Of The United States. bv T. l..
Smith. bought OF Joseph Lowe. IMPORTER or
IL Carpets. Oil Cloths, NC. 1913 Broad wny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

MI lbs. LYON will open a SEMINARY for Mis-
4Vh e., on Monday. the 20ih iusi. The NUN Der q.
I"Pns nnilnsd' application cnn be made al her rel
uense corner OF iiamden ard Ga SIS. Lessons give
on the Piano Forte, Us usual. mill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

SrnTEsasrpY PaiCEs One of the partners Of The
o6lv firm ia iha village engaged IN the purchase Of
WsaIanforns us that the highest price they pad if
,hs p~- clip D. IS ccuts. while The average pnce Of
80, p,rchs@s6 s he s~s-1p. being dsubic The amount
,bov had taken N hns dstc iasi year . bot iUeuJ
seven cents This - hrt hn'e H1fe uan ban We
-. ~ t..t year. and barely moro than one third o
wb,t Gas uard IN former years How l10g do'hc Iocr
Fora- suppose that the farmers vii raiss wsol 70
tsen,y seven cents and wheat Or tW euty-ssyou sh.
Ins,. ans conunnc 10 support the Admrnisraiiou'
Syr8euss Joarral
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
sG.b2ns2a

The Secretary Of the Treasury. in his annual Re.
port estimated the receipts would be sIsOOO.OsO for
this year The probable expenditures will be $40.
OOOOVO. Let each Interested. examine for himself
no" comes this falling Oft from the estimates. How
comes mis- great increase Of eTpendItures, IL tb.,o
not something rotten in Denmark" or, perhaps, IN the
words Of a custom house officer, when undergoing an
eIanination before the late investigating commute.
That credit was given IN the Cash Book for ell the
-New York Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
From ue Seubsnriisr ITsrelI.
SrRAIGENI-IuNEua NGLn nr..aa.n o..

SIhsic TOCTUNCHANGED DEMOCRATS.
ihe undersigned original supporters of the ad.nIn-
us"aifoh OF Andrew Jackson and generally that of Mar
lin Van Buren,; believing that IL is due Co the public.
anu 10 our democratic friends with whom We hayeherc-
""ie acted mat we should set forth our reasons for
~"hurawing from supporting the present adnins,ra.
ton. would briefly make known:
Isl That We disapprove Of he sub-ireasury schem =
rs being anti-democratic, monarchfal Ia is tendency,
10y increasing executive patrunage) and that its prac-
"cai effect y Tn roduOe the price of labor and produce.
End That we disappruve of the warfare earned on
against the currency. by the president and has supper.
tes. rs being calculated TO dclress agricultural. me-
c 'anlcal anu commercial enterprise.
il That the president and hs supporters arc oppos.
ed 10 protective tariff. r opposition To The practice
OF all civilized nations; and thereby show tncmselves
hostile TO The support aud encouragement of Amerieen
Artisans.
interfere m popular eleciiuis. contrary No The don,ocrs.
the doctrine held by jefferson and jackson.
o'h. We adhere to the doctrine maintained bv Gen.
Jackson ihai the president should serve bat ous
term,
Alex Donaldson. I'll yiea.
"lham Spcer' John c. Huston.
'ohhsohorr. }. NJ. Montgomery.
George Mahon. William I.,;no,
James Turnbull. Benz. Flarr.
Alex Hebron, Benz Mars. ~.
william Mark. u J. Hicks
joseph S'itt. Stephen Jamison.
' uimer, Guy Freedom,
WIN. hllgorc. Joseph Arney.
J. G.. Dawson, Thomas D,naIdson
James johnston. Benjamin HIipsley,
James Spencer. James Wheeler
Richard Darlington James Tarre,t.
Joseph =. Dcharcn. John Sharn
nl'hsei mari Nehemiah Johnston.
WIN. Ilemmens' NvSustine johnston,
!. p'on De"ses. 4. ID. Fisher.
1"nn AicCaHy. Charles G.. Jorjon,
Villas wilcoIon, Francis S.i,b
william cane. Robert Workman.
nshry o". Charles =. Laiblin,
Henry Pemer, Thomas KelI,
N.Lee' n. Curimsn-
N"lafn hahley' Edward Cruwley,
w. &. DAWSON. William Nel.oo
james Porter. Wm, Gilbert.
William Oliver
The above were supporters Of the presen, admins
traiion and are residents of Sieubepvillr township. with
the'etsephonof Messrs. Porter and Oliver.
John ". Doyle. Charles Sn;,h
Jonathan Virgins. Ale. mil.
HI" tour last named gentlemen were original InrL.
s1ni'es but did not vote for Van Buren ,or Harrison
We beve been authorized To state that there are seven.
teen other persons ia Sieubenvi lille township, wbo h.v
expressed their determination to connect ,hemsrlvc.
with the Democratic Harrison pa-tz, hut who declin.
signing the above. from the fear Cd persecution in The q
ousirrS 81. This would make the entire chance.
from Van Buren, TO democracy, SEEENTYSIX a 600,
cid revolutionary number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

IL will be seen that every article The farmer ruIses
D. cut down.-eVery one he hnys from abroad . as high
a. ever. The farmer can raEe 90 more wheat on an
acre. no more wool from a sheey than he could in
1886. and he gets only a ihIn a. much Cor what be
doe- raiso. Ia 1886. a farmer brought 100 hnshels Of
wheat 90 market tie got tor II s125 cash. He'hought
100 lbs. Of coffee at Ia &c Sl4 10 lbs tea ai 70 cts
$50; 10 yards OF cassImere al 81 80, SlJ.OO :
wards Of calico. 81 90 one bride, 81 and ! To Of
Cavcndish tobacco, J75 Cts. Hethenhad fS5l2! 10
carry home. lie goes To market ia June. 1870. with
his hundred bushels VI wheat sells u, and buys the
sane ARTICLES. What does he have ROW 10 carry
hornel tDoIps aud a half oeafs. Is not that farmer the
Ioser of SIS. by the present state q il,ings' The
queaion y den asked Il the people will go fr the
rollers WHO have. w misfpanagement and dishonesty,
indicted upon th-m t.s. lost No.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
Canes ~ adurCttscr.

PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
Ar rss cossss ~ UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

We ave sntire confidence in IN. belief at All
that the vote OF the State - N ~ y,v,n 4, Gen
h,shisoN IN the auiumn-NaL LsieH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

Connected with the above. ~ one Of the most CT
iensiye READING in tho United Siates-
Terms to subscribers. IS a y-sr. Strangers are free
10 visit 1t for the space Of one month those who con.
Time TO visit it for a longer term, will Re pot down as
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

Sonsh'Hg 10 % alarmed at--he protpecf Of a No
itoHai DEBT made esrtaia-The feceipts Of the IIn;tad
States Treasury fet the last five months
Customs, AZ ooI OK
Lands, aoE ooa
Miscellaneous 40 a5e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

It DiStrict-JLn W. MurJaugh, ofNorbk.
2J do james W. Pegram, Of Petersburg
81 do Vim. :. Archer, OfAmela
4h do Richd KIddc5 Meade, of Dmwiddie.
5rh do Henry r.. Watkins, OF Prince Edward.
9Th do James G.. Bruce. of Halifax.
7h do whirnell 4. Tunsall, Of PItisylvania.
Sih do Thonms X JOynes, si Accomack.
yih do NurbouIe T.. Sutton. OF Caroline.
10Th DO Wlloughhy Newton. Of Westmoreland
IQIh DO james Lyons, oi Richmond CiIy.
a2th do Valentine w. Southnll, Of Albcmarle.
18Th do John > Pendleion, of Rnppahaunock.
Iith do John Janney, of LoudouH.
18th do Andrew Hunter of Jefferson.
18th do Phihp Ilnms, Jr. ofFseierck.
l7Ih do Wm. Seymour, ofIIardy.
18Th do Bnscce &. Baldwin, Of Augusta
Igth do Ballard Smith. q fGreenhrIer.
ooh DO Edward johnson, of Boteiouri.
2lst do John n. IIumes, Of Washington.
o2I do George W. Summers, of kHnawha.
23I do Waiman f. Wiley. Of MonoRgaim.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

Ia order 10 show what are the advantages aud dis
advantages ofIhe present state Of things 10 the farmer
ia The region, we viii quote a iew items from our
yrice current when Van Buren, entered he prcsFien.
fual chair and some nj the present time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

The hbellors Of Gen Harrison do not seem 10 b
aware that IN making their charges against Hari-In
they attempt 10 cast oiium on the characters of Gen.
wsshiarton, Adams. Jefesou, Madison and Monroe.
who appointed hin 10 oaiecs of trust and als- upon
all the officers and soldiers who served under him, ~
- l..I unr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

A maa tanned Uusom, fireman ou ne Susqnshann1
Rsh-soad. "a seriously injured by thc cars running N
The track
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
PALACE ~FURNfruREi

REMARKS or MI oCIE. or PENNsYLyANI.
a. ON THE CIVIL y DIPLOMATIC AP.
fHO!1uATION BILL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

Iheard Mr. Stanley offer Dr Duncan every possible
insult upon the door Of he House. bot nothing could
indaee the latter ~ open his month-U SatssmaH
n Stanley hal thrown n loule Of ~whiskey 81 me
Do&Ss head, he would have opened hs nyuh quick
enough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

The TTPPECANOE FLAG i issued from this office
on the LIST and q of every month. Price 80 cts
fum this time rE;il the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

u MEcuASIcs' Raw
Dividend. Wheeling. July 1915
The President and Directors Of fhis Be-
day declared a dividend of3 Per cent. ou,
It's of The last s months. which will be
Subscribers or their lrgal Representatives
the 20th inst. 1911 s RAD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT:
jon TH IL.
HRGINIy

VIRGINIA. ELECTORAL TIcKEr-The following i,
the electoral ticket agreed upOs, and recommended to
the voteS of the Old Dominion, 10y the Harrison and
Tyler CUnveuIion which met on the 24Ih Feb. al Rich.
ElOId
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Terms or ApvERTIsrNs.

STAdversemeu,s handed IN with speri6c order
will be published I'LL forbid and charged Al for three
insertions snd 25 cnts for every subsequent insertion
so also witt all ADVERTISEMENTS ordered tall forbid.
0nesquaTe three Insertions ,~orless, 8 90
30 two weeks, beng sInseTtlons. 2 90
DO three weeks, 2 80
DO one month, 90
DO two months, 90
Do three months, 90
10 SIX months, s 40
Do eightmouths, 10 90
DO twelve months. Ia 90
Military aud literary notices are n oiinCludC'
Nh I've; but sIllbe charged so centsfoT 3inscrtlOns
or lees.
The proceedings of the city council. CITY ordinance
aud orders, regularly appear in ihis paper.
Connected with the Office of publication of M
Wheeling Times and Advertiser. is a JOB q BOOB
PRINTING OFFICE. where may be had on favoa
rbctorns. Blanks 20 order. Carls. Hsndbils, SHOW
Klis. &c done in the ncs,est style and ON short notice
For sale AT the Compiling Room of the wheang Time
and Advertiser
City Summons, County Srrumon-.
I" Executions, " EyrcutsnS
/" Bonds. Bonds
" summons tor Assault. " Recognixnncoso
bail.
County Summens Er Assault, Deeds. Leases. Warrant,
SerJeants' Bonds, Declarations y forms Bills of II
ding. Pedlaris Notes. Notes Of VI. a. NJ. Bank, Note
Of \. W. Bank. Checks GA all the banks, bound ans
plain, &c. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

oG CABIN ALMANAC Sr 1871.
- "a and ior ale BY JOHN III
Iu,y 1877 NJ
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Dolls 1874 81

NeotIVtu phymrhI
WEBB d. TENSION"
l have also before me, Mr.. Chair1aa. other Official
ro"ohsTS duly %reccipieJ, for The folvuing carprring,
purchased ior the Presidents palsoe siRcc The Rcforss-
s' came into power:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-14

Had Mr. Thompson behaved himself on his p.
turn homs, with me moiesy which becomes ma, \,
he situation. both % has OahCisi capacity sod a. a ORA.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-29
COLoNADE BATHs & READING ROOM
Saratoga Street, near the Calre1t Street Spring.

Saratoga Street, near the Cairert Street Spring.
FHNH patrons of this Establishment Citizens and Strang
Ill ers, arc respectfully appraised that the Baths having
refed at considerable expense, re-opened for
Summer Season.
The building spacious and airy, situated in central part
of the city, and contiguous TO the principal Hotels aordng
every requisite for the enjoyment the uxuries as also of
the medicinal benefits of HOT, TEPID and COLD BATHS
The regulations of the establishment every department
such to insure the approval of the stdous
itor.
The Ladies' Department is contiguous TO the Gentlemens
the entrance to which is different The most
scrupuous has been taken insure the privacy these
Baths which also efted and opened for the
The wa9m and tepd Bath has furnished theme for many
excellent articles, from the pens of able and accomplished
writer's Without wishing 10 enlarge this subject the
proprietor VIII merely refer TO the recommendations OF Dr.
DuadsoN in his valuable work Hygieneo Dr. DARwrN's
popular work on HEALTH and the impressive remarks
this subject by our iiusous foyycounrymen DR.. FRANK
LIZ "Let all remember that cleanliness il health'
The READING ROOM is furnished with the principal
newspapers Of the different States of the Unon and the
standard Periodicals of the day.
The SALOON is enriched with the productions of many
eminent artists, where the of fine paintings may
crafty his taste, and while away pleasant hour.
The proprietor cannot permit the present occasion to pass
without an expression of his uneisned acknowledgements for
past patronage and assurance of his determination TO
leave nothing uuried TO merit and its continuance
ap9 div L. MILHAU, Proprietor.
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EY order of the commissioners OF nsoveE debtors for
the city and county of Baltimore notice is hereby given
to the creditors of JOHN O. MARIN, nsovent debtor
that PERSONAL discharge hath been the said debtor
and that the said creditors required attend at the office
of the said commissioners in the house, in the city of
Baltimore the 9th day OF April next 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees 10 be appointed
for their benefit and give all the information in their pos
session to the said commissioners enable them to report
Baltimore county agreeaby TO act of Assembly
passed at December session, 1881 entitled San act relating
nsolven debtoss the 9th day of June next has
been fixed for the final hearing in his case before the said
commissioners.
Dated the a7th day of February in the year 1910.
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HOY order of the commissioners of insovent debtors for
I'D the city and county of Baltimore notice hereby given
to the creditors of LEVI RI5T, nsoven debtor that
personal discharge hath been granted to the said debtor and
that the said creditors required to attend at the office of
the said commissioners i'll the house, the city of Bal
more on the 9th day of April next at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and nominate trustee or trustees to be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the information in their posses
sion the said commissioners enable them report
Baltimore county court agreeably act of Assembly, pas
sed at december session. 1881, entitled san act relating
solvent debors andthat the 9th day of June hath been
fixed for the final hearing in his case before the said
nlissoners.
Dated the oath day OF February, in the year 1910.
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order of the commissioners of nsoyent debtors
HO the city and county of Baltimore, notice hereby
to the creditors of JOSEPH RANDALL nsovent debtor,
that personal discharge hath been granted the said debtor
and that the said creditors required to attend at the office
OF the commissioners in thecour house, in the city of Bal
more on the 9Th day of April next 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed for
their bene and to give all the information in their posses
sion to the said commissioners enable them report
Baltimore county court agreeaby act of Assembly, pas
sed at December session. 1881, entitled act relating to in
solvent deboIs and that the 9Th day of July hath
fixed for final hearing in his case before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 2Sth of Februry, in the year 1870
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4 M U S " W 81 n Y s.
THEATHE. HOLIDAY STREET.

THEATRE, HOLIDAY STREET.
PRICES REDUCED, Boz IS, Pit 81 ct
Il AST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
IA MRS. FllZWlLLIAMs, who has been engaged for
three nights only.
THIS EVENIN G, April %, 1910.
VIII be performed, the admired Drama of
ENGLISHHIGN En- CHINA.
Sally Scraggs, MRS. CIVILIANS.
Col Oswald, MIR. j. WALLACE, Jr.
Aner which, the laughabe piece Of
FOREIGN AIRS AND NATIVE GRACEs.
Ia which Mrs. Fizwilams. suains fur characters.
To conclude with the Farce Of
NO; Or, The Glorious Minority
For particulars see small bills.
~Tickets may be had and places secured at the Box
Offices, from 10 until 3 O'Clock.
Doors viii be open half past six and the curtain will
rise at quarter past seven O'Clock, precisely ap29
G. MEEICA1 TEfFATRE FIR ONp STREET.
n MR. BURTON THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.
THIS EVENING, April %, 1910.
Will be performed the laughable Comedy of
THE BATH ROAD.
After which, the piece, entitled
DER WACFfFER!
Watchman, Mr.. Burton.
To conclude with the Farce of
LITTLE SINS
AND PETTY SINNERS.
Harry Wilder, Mr.. Burton
For particulars small bills.
{-During Mr.. Burons Engagement, the following pieces
WILDE producedEmg grafton; Dark Lady Of DOona BECOME
Dull CaTe single Life; aud farce OF Boz acting with
great appreciation in New York aud Philadelphia. In all of
which Mr. BURTON will sustain the principal character
{h3-Admi5sion Boxes so cents; Pit 25 eentss
DoUrs open att O'Clock, performances to at
naf past O'Clock precisely. ap29
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EpY order of the commissioners Of nsolvent debtors for
LIB the city and county OF Baltimore notice hereby given
the creditors of EBR. N. STRAITON, nsovent deb
tor that personal discharge hath been granted to the said
detor and that the said creditors required attend
Office of the said commissioners in the house. in the
city of Baltimore, the 9th day of April 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, to nominate trustee or trustees to be ap
pointed for their benefit and TO give all the information
possession TO the said commissioners to enable them
port to Baltimore county ageeaby the act of Assem-
bly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled ian
lang insovent debor; and that the 9th day June
hath been fixed for the final hearing his case before the
said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of February. in the year 1870.
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FHyEIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
u Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
county, letters OF administration the personal
of FREDK RODEWALD, Sen. of Bremen, late of said
county deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber before the oath day
of October next they may otherwise be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to the said
tate, requested make immediate payment Given
der my hand this odd day of April thousand eight hun
dred and forty. GRAFTON L. DULARY,
29-laW4w Admn'r.
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PUEBLO SALES.
e VEvGR. CANNON q 60.

nRF HANS COURT sALE.-By order of the Or
~ Phans' Court Of Baltimore County, shall sell
THURSDAY, Both April inst at 4 o'clock, D.
m, on the premises, the Lot or parcel Of Ground
situated or the south side of Lombard street, be-
tween Euaw and Paca street. belonging TO the
heirs 10 The estate Of The late George Richstein.
The Lot fronts on Lombard st. so feet. and runs
bac!, about l75 feet to Carpenters formerly Whis-
keOaIiey. The improvements on tins valuable
aud centrally located Lot consists OF two Ez=s.
two story Brick Dwellings, with back Eza=I
buildings to each, one fronting on Lom-.Eai1
bard st. and the other on Carpenters alley; the
whole premises subject to the yearly ground rent
of $50. Tide ndispulable
Terms Of sale--Ohe fourth cash and the other
BIS on credit offs and 6 months, with interest
rom day Of sale. Bond with good security to b.
given for the credit payments
GEO. RICHSTEIN, Jr. Admir-.
VIEWER, CANNON & co. Aucts.
an
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Sold by Dr. s. s. HANCE, Pratt Charles sts j. H.
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