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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

For one meek only-ut pery lo,O prices,
TENo commence, Wednesday, July LIST, at the
IL store recently occupied by David T. Stinson,
opposite the Elliot House. the largest invoice of
IR IS L I'VE MS
ever offered in this place, consisting in part, of ~
coarse and superine Shirtings, 5-4 to 12-4 Sheet
inss Sd to so-4 white and brown Damasl Table
Cloths with Napkins and DOylies to ma,ch-all
kinds fancy colered Table Covers, 12-4 to 1874 i'm
peral Marseies Quilts, Victoria Robes, Ladies'
aprons. Long Lawns, Linen Pocket Hdkfs., Birds
Eye Huckabuck and Diamond Towelng, Linen
Collars and Shirts, Damask and Diapers, large i'm
Peral linen Crumb- cloths. fancy cold Piano Cow
ers, &c, &c.
". B. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
and examine the Goods. au goods offered as Linen
will be warrant ed as such. by
WILLIAM F. HUGHES,
Manufacturer and importer the above Goods.
Bath June 30th, l84O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

PAssAGE OF THE BANKRUPT BILL IN THE SEN,
ATE The Bankrupt Bill finally passed the U. s.
Senate on Thursday by the following vote:
YEs-Messrs. Clayton. Davis, Dixon, Hender.
son, Huntington, Knight, Mouton, Nicholas,
Norvel, Phelps, Porter, Ruggles, Smith of Ind.
Sohthard, rallmage, Walker, Webster, White,
Williams, Wright, Young-2l
NAys-Messrs Allen, Anderson, Benton,
Brown, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, of Ala; Cuth.
bert, Hubbard, King, Linn, Lunpkin, Pierce,
Roane, Robinson, Smith, of Con. Sturgeon, Tap.
pan, Wall-l9
1t will be seen that, although the bill was not
made strict party question, all the nays are
friends of the administration. Were there any
prospect that the bill would pass the House, in its
present shape, we would give ITS leading features
now; but the probability is that before it gets
through the lower branch, if indeed it passes at
all, it will SO far lose its identity hardly to
know its own paternity. The bill contemplates,
however, release from debt and Imprisonment
upon full and fair surrender of all property, on
: principle somewhat similar to that now at work
- State. Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
V'reasurer'S Office.
dugusta, T~" ~

sduSusI0, JU"'
NOTICE is hereby given, thar a..
~ the State, now due and for which ~
or Script are now outstanding, will be paid
presentment as follows those held
In the County of York-to the Manufacturers
Bank, Saco.
In the County of Cumberland, to Jas. B. Cahoon,
Esq, Portland.
ssoutherly part of Oxford, TO same.
Northerly part OF Oxford, to the Treasurer at
Augusta.
In the County Of Penobscot, to the Treasurer
at The Bangor House, on Tuesday the Both of June.
In the County Of Piscataquis, to the Treasurer at
the Bangor House, on Tuesday the Both of june
IN tho County Of Waldo, TO the Treasurer at
Belfast, on Thursday the Cd July
All other Counties will be paid at tho Treasury
on and after the Both day of Juno inst.
3wl4 d. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
The publishers of the several newspapers in the
State are requested to publish the foregoing for three
weeks. ID. w.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

THE INDIAN VEGETAB PILLS
are Purgative Medicine so Justly bala need, and
withal SO natural to the human constitution, that
they cannot possibly iujure even the most delicate
, in the same time, if used in such manner as to
produce free excavations by the bowels, it is abso
fntey impossible for pain or distress, Of any kind
to continue long in the body. The reasonis plain;
they cleanse the system of those humors which are
opposed to health. and therefore ipyalids may use
them with certainty of always obtaining relief,
and perseyering in the use Of them, with an equal
certainty ofbeing cured.
In all disordered motions of the Blood, called
Intermittent, Remittent, Nervous, Inlammat DRY
and Putrid FEVER4S,
The Indian Vegetable Pills will be found cer-
tain remedy; because the Stomach and Bowels of
all bilious matter, and purify tho blood; conse-
quently, as they remove the cause of every kind
of disease. they are absolutely certain to cure
every kind of Fever.
So also when morbid humers are deposited up
on the membranes and muscles, causing those palms.
determinations and swellings, called
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, &c.
The Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on "a
aiway certain to give relief, and persevered with
will most assuredly, and without fail. make q per-
feet cure of the above painful malades. From
three to six of said Indian Vegetables Pills, taken
every night on going to bed. will. in short time,
completely rid the body Of. oil morbid and corrupt
humors; and Rheumatism, Gout. and pain Of every
description, will disappear as if by magic.
For the same reason, when, from sudden changes
Of atmosphe re, any other cause the Precipitation
ia checked, and those humors which should pass
off by the skin, are thrown inwardy, causing head
ache, nausea and sickness, pains in the bones.
waterv a"' - a,.aore throat, hoarseness,
- various
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
.lHSSeSSOa.S .N0ficQ.

VNyHE Assessors of the Town of Bath hereby give
u notice that they have assessed the State, Coun-
ty and Town Taxes for the year 1910 and have
committed the same to Mr.. Gushing Allen, Treas
urer and Collector ofsaid Town. The following ia
copy Of 57th section an Act entitled. An act
concerning the assessment and collection os Taxes.
sEcTIoN 57th Be i further enacted That all
such inhabitants Of said Towns who shall voluntari-
~ pay the said Collector or his deputy within Thir
ty days next after The delivery Of their bills, the a
mount Of their respective Taxes, shall, be entitled
10 an abatement Of such sum said Town at their
annual meeting may agree upon, on the amount Of
their said Taxes And such Inhabitants as shall vol
unfairly pay their Taxes to the said Collector his
deputy within sixty days after the delivery of their
tax bills shall be entitled to an abatement Of such
sum as shall be agreed upon as aforesaid in the
amount of their said taxes; and all persons. who
shall pay voluntarily said Collector his deputy
within one hundred and twenty days after the de-
livery of their tax bills, shall be entitled to abate
ment of such sums, as may be agreed upon as atore
said ''t B. C. BAILEY
:" s. G. BOWMAN
A. WINTER.
Bath June lst 1910 6wiI.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

N. Z, BOUNDARY. A correspondent of the
Journal OF Commerce, writes from Washington,
that the British Government, has accepted the
last proposition of our Government, with some
slight and unobjectonable notifications The
proposition, we believe, is this; that Commission
ers shall be appointed to run the line according
to the treaty of 1888, but with an empire to ac-
company them, and decide upon points where
they disagree
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
GOODlI

The Lincoln Patriot lags behind the
times. 1t does not publish its calumnies
against Gen Harrison until after they have
been so thoroughly refuted by wing papers,
that the Globe and other manufacturers of
g, The article have found il necessary to get
out a new batch. Ken. Jour.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
ARRIv Ais. NCEs,

ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs,
At Ssawells' Point 18th, sch Albion. Ar ey, TN
Thomaston
A, NO 18th. brig vol,aire. Sleeper, Thoma,,op.
Cl ship Platina, Duncan. tIavre
Ar at Salem 25th, sch Don Quixotte, Gardiner;
Albert, Bangor; Hudson, Orland
Arat Newburyport goth. scbs Gen. Kleber, and
Sabine, Kennebec; Alfred, Bangor; Unicorn Frank
fort
Az NO 18th, brigs Ludwig, N Y; Lime Rock
,Thomaston
Ar at Philadelphia 25ih, sch Ceros Bath. CT brig
Grecian, Lemont Valparaiso
CT at NO nth, ship Globe, Oliver. LiyernooI
Ar Mt Portland 24th, sch Charles, calef Bath.
29,h. schs Hickory. Blaisdel Bangor; Medomak,
Hart, do; Caspian, Ryan, Boston for KenD ebec
Clat Savannah 10th. ship Sterling, Saunders,
Liverpool
Sailed fin Georgetown, S C. preyious4 to 9th, sch
Edward Parsons, Wiscasset
Ar at y. York 25th, sch Waterman. Tbomaston
Al al Providence Goth. sch Charles and Samuel,
Bangor; Lucy. Gardiner. 9th, Dispatch, Grant.
Bangor. Sailed 26ih, Sehs Gourmet, Frankfort: 27ih
brig Algonquin Thomaston
Sailed I'm Warren 25th, sch Lucy Amer, Bath
AZ a. Fa'l RIVER 9Th, sch Betsey and Deborah,
White, Gardiner
.4r at Boston 18th. schs Caroline, Cunningham,
Wiscssset; Helen, Wood, Bath, Comet, Young,
Belfast
Az at Antwerp 10th. ahip CHARLES Gorham. Ha-
sana
fir at Havrs 18th. Scotland. s1errymap, and Ban
COR, Curtis, NO.
AT Havana t.h. Empire, of Bath, At do, 1lth,
Denmark. Bartlett for Bostop. waiting cargo
Ar at Matanzas 5th sch Catherine, Wade, SO DAYS
" I'm Bath, with loss of part OF deck load
At Cienfuegos 9th, sch OIbit, Of Bath I'm ST ia
90.
as at Philadelphia 9th, sch VIM Reed, IIallow
ell
Aras Newburyport 10Th, brig Baltic, Gardiner
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
SPOKEN.

June 10. lat 81, lon SO so, brig Lion, of Bow
donham. from Bath for Cuba
June 10. lat IS, Ion 72 80, ship Cordova, Owen,
I'm Charleston for Havre
June ID lat 81 II. lon 81 80, ship Majestic,
NO for Liverpool
No date, lat Sc 40, lon "a, ship Ludwig. of
ThOmaston
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
est

The Francis LIST at \ York from Londonderry,
when in lat IL "a, lon So so, on the 10Th June
boarded the wreck of sch Transport, OF Camden.
lumber loaded water lugged, both masts gone
CLOSE to the deck, rudder gone, stern stove in
bowsprt standing. No person on board.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRY GOODS &c.

DkY GOODS &C.
A. B. ROBINSON, FRoNT STREET.
(See ADVERTISEMENT
HOLMES 81 MATHEWS, Town Bu1LD1No
CENTRE STREET. (See advertisement.)
JAMES OLIVER, FRONT ST. (HALEY's BLOCK
lSee ADVERTISEMENT
DANIEL MARSTON, FRoNr ST.
PALMER & LEDYARB, Fee Fno a%vs STU
lSee ADVERTISEMENT
JAMES MITCHELL, CORNER, (See adv.
w. I. GOODS = GROCERIES
D. G. MAGOUN, HoDGKINs WHARF.
(See ADVERTISEMENT
+. P. MORSE, FRONT ST. (See advertisement.
J. II. MCCLELLAN, FRoNT ST. TSee adv.
}. & J. ROBINSON, WATER ST. rSee adv.
s. G. STINSON g. Co., COMMERCIAL ST.
1. F. DoNNELL, Jdgt No. 2, Pierces Block.
AUCTIONEER.
81. F. GANNETT-AUoTIoNEER, Centre St
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
DAVIS HATCH, Front ST. lSee advertisement
G. w. HARVEY, FRONT ST. (See adv.
7. A. DONNELL, FRONT ST. (See adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
- OF GEN. HARRISON

$ OF GEN. HARRIsoN.-
-, suddenly, on Tuesday evening
at the residence of his father, at North
bend, DR.. BENJAMIN HARRISON
lie was in the 34th year of his age. His
funeral will take place this morning at the
Bend This intelligence will be very
great shock to the General, as the Doctor
was in good health when he started TO Fort
Negs. Cincinnati Gaz. 18th inst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
CHEAP CASH STORE ! !.
II. l.. SNOW

~OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w Of Bath and vicinity that he has taken a
store in the Brick Block nearly opposite the Post
Office Front st. where he intends keeping q COM
plete assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
which he viii sell as low as can be purchased in
Boston at wholesale. Purchasers are invited ,te
call before making their selections elsewhere.
Bath, June 22d, 1910. 3wl3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
, Assiglaees Notice.

DARZILLAl GANNETT of Bath in the Coun.
I'D ty of Lincoln has this day assigned TO the sub
scribers for the benefit of his creditors all bis REM
and Personal Estate, providing for an equal .dist
button of the same among sucn of bis creditors as
shall become parties 10 his said assignment asrcea
bly, to lazy Of this State passed 4prl st 1886 en-
titled San Act concerning Assignments"
Three months are allowed rcdors 10 become
Parties thereto. The assignment is IN the hands Of
either of the Subscribers
SAMUEL G. STTNSON
MICHAEL. +. GANNETT.
Bath June I'd 1910, 3mlo.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

immedia,s 80, taken at
night on going to bed, and repeated few times,
will remove all the above unpleasant symptoms and
restore the body to sounder health than was
before, The same may be said Of DIFFICULTY
OF BREATHING, OF ASTHMA; The Indian Vegeta-
BILE Pills will loosen and carry off by the stomach
and bowels. those tough phegmy humors which stop
up the air cells of the Lungs, and are the cause Of
the above dreadful complaint {
sBOFFICE, and general Depot for the sale
the above PILLS in the New England States,
l9S FREMONT STREET,
near Court Street, Boston, where they can be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
" s9PAGENrS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every ,townin New England.
ngsAll letters relative 10 the Pills must be ad-
dressed thus.''N f. Office N. A. College ofHealth,
1913 fremont street. Boston, Mass" :
Agents for the sale of the INDIAN PURGAT1vE
Pulls. BATH-HENRT HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
+ Wiscasset-Edmund Dana. Topsham-Nathan-
lei Walker. Thomaston-John NJ. Gates. East
Thomastoh-John spoford. Waldoboro
w. Nichols. sept12-ly,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
Collectors NOtice-Lisbon

10y virtue of warrant to me committed from
Id the Assessors of Lisbon shall sell at Pub
lie Auction at the Inn Of Shirley Z. Andrews, in
Lisbon. on Monday tbs fourteenth day Of Septem.
Der A. D. 1910 at ten o'clock A. M SO much ofthe
land and real estate Of the following nonresident
proprietors as shall be necessary to pay the follow
ing specified taxes and all intervening charges nnless
the same be previously discharged
Allen EliplAet SO Sc anthony David S. 10
fines Winslow N. 40 Bailey Simeon and
Call David % owners unknown I6
Curtis John C. 3 85 Dan John IL Al
Doyle Ames and Eastman John LIS
Abizer 81 Grenncl widow and
Gerrish IL Plummcr 81 heirs 666
Getchell Winslow I'll Heirs Of Josiah Little 2e4
Hamn Hannibal and Heirs ofIsaac Cnsh-
others 1886 man yes
Jones Seward % Jack Wator l72
Jordan Timothy 49 Jordan Benjamin 259
Miller Joshua Jr. 3 SIS Owen AIohzo 81
Rideout Charles .35 Rideout Henry zig
Lane & Usher 6 IS Written Joseph 22i
MOSES WHITNlORE Collector of town OF
Lisbon 3m11. Lisbon, Nav Is. 1870.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02


When any of the fol
tor, please mention the
A
Allen Amos X
h
Brown James l.
Bennett Isaac
Bachelor Daniel
Bachelor Daniel Jr
Buzzell William
Blair Zelpha
Buker Edward
Bailey Amos
Cambell James
Colby Eianor
Campbell Patrick
Cotton William s
Coombs Rosangah
Clapp Galen
Campbell Elizabeth
Cummings w. II
Cabin Daniel T
Chairman Lydia
Carpenter George "
Chisam James
Clark Dorathy
Game Charles Fl
ID
Drummond James r
Davis A l. Mrs
bennett Charles A
Dingley Spencer
Davis Levi
Edwards John
P
Farnham John
Farrin James 2
Freeman E F
Field Charles S
Fisher John
Frost Esther A
Freeman Isabella
Freeman Elizabeth
Farrin Mary
Fuller Andrew o
Il
Grace Esther
Getchell James
Cove William N
Clifford Jane c
Greenleaf James
Grover John Jr
III
Haynes, or Hine
Hamilton Ivory
Harm gton Joseph l.
Hazeltine Mary
Hodgkins William E
Holland jeremiah
Higgins Simeon
Hyde Nancy
Hussey Leonard
Hamilton Cyrus
Hatch Ann
Holbrook Aaron
Jackson Samue.
Jenkins Emily
Joy Mary Ann
Jewett Moses
johnson Stephen
TI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
FUy.sUelI'S Scarf hes,

F0ssCeiL's Ncyshes,
SRUST received from the MauufActnfy 20 dozen
~ Patent Concave aud Donile .Sett Farw'ii
Scythss to be sold BY ,he Dozen or Single .. Boz
ton prices by DANIEL ,MARSTON.
Bath. May s0lh, 1910 b
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
List OfE.efteTs


re Post Office, Bath, Maine,
fully 1st 1910.
e following letters are called
] they are advertised.
X
Kimball Alex
Kimball Sarah
Kimball Nath'l
l.
Linscott Esther
IL Lanreuce Joseph
Lowell Capt of Brig
Pleiades
Lemont Alfred
Morse Statira
McFadden Abner
Mclaughlin John
Millay James
Mitchell Elizabeth NJ
Mereen John F Phips-
, burg
McLoon Robert L
Michael Morrisue
IN illar Julia Ann
w Mathews Jonathan
Malcomb Elbridge
Mitchell Elizabeth
Morrison Person
Nc Crate John f
R McM anners Lydia
Nichols Name"
Newton
Nealey --~,.
Osgood Samuel
Preble Henry
purington Sarah
Pike Dominicns
Pettes Betsey Jane
Pearson Charles F s
II
Rich Reuben H.
Reeves Harriet
REGARD Hannah
Sewall Lucy u
Snow Eliza
Small George
Stinson John 2
Smith Susan
Shepard George
Stacy John S
T
ITibbetts Hannah
/. Tarr Zettis
Tallman J
e Trott Sarah
w
White Cordelia
Ware Lewis
Winslow William
White Benjamin
Wilkinson Stephen
lWhitten James
Wiswell Harriet 9
Ware II F
Worster Zimri
Weber Susannah
Y
jYoulapd Matilda
rrIInHAc &C, ranoNr ~ -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
SAILED.

SAILED.
July LIST Ship Pennsylvania. ( new Farpham. y.
Orlcps.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
Assignees Notice.

UNBENEZER .aRNOLD of Bath in
n of Lincoln, has this day assigned 10 u.s..
subscribers for the benefit Of his creditors. all his
Estate Real and Personal. providing for an equal
distribution ofthe same among such Of his creditors
as shall become Parties to bis said assignment agree
ably to Law Of this State passed apfli 1896. en-
titled 'an Act concerning Assignments
Three months are allowed to, bis Creditors TO be-
come Parties thereto. The assignment il in the
hands Of either Of the subscribers,
81 49, JONATHAN HYDE, o..;u
HARTLEY COVE, "s's"ee'
Bath May lS. 1910. Sm7.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

LINCOLN, ss.-Ata Probate Court held
at Topsham within and for The County Of
Lincoln, on the 18Th day Of February A.
ID. 1910. -
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the said
Petitioner give notice TO all persons interested in
said estate, to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Topsham on the 24th day of august next
by causing copy Of said Petition With This Order
lobe published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous
to said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath.
true copy.
NATHL GROToN, Judge of Probate
.Attest: GEO. w. NICHOLS, Register. "3w13
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
CONFECTIONERY.

No. |, HALEY's BLocK-FRoNT STREET.
VXTHERE may be found good assortment Of
w Foreign and Domestic Fruit. French sU
perior Jyude Jelies, Jams, &C., &C., together ui4
Toys Of all kinds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
Lost or Mislaid.
To The Honorable NathI Groton Esquire
Judge of Probate. 'cittin and for thu
GnalaakaI oc IsucoLn - - - -

Jadge OF FrooGte, acattsn ana TOR inc
County Of Lincoln
- especially represents Joanna Skinner, Ad
He ministratrix on the estate of Freeman Skin.
ner, late Of Lewiston in said County, deceased
That the personal Estate Of the said deceased is
not sufficient BY the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
therefore. prsys thss she may BE- empowersd and
licensed to sell much the real estate of the said
deceased as may be sufficient to raise the said sun
with incidental charges, and whereas by pariia
sale the remainder will be greatly injured, She
therefore prays that she may be licensed 10 sell the
whole of the same JOANNA SKINNER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

1teWutHEH5 Ut IHe 7 ODLCP, DUN, JHdEne,
July 1st 1910.
When any of the following letters are called
for, please mention they are advertised.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

For sale, one first-rate CARRYALL, with twe
sets OF Harnesses, suitable for one or TWO horses
1t is in good repair, and will be sold very low, az
the owner has no further use for 1t. Enquire OF
June 10, IF IL L. 3. BOWLES-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
ICE CIR E A M S

and drinks of all kinds. (e1cept Wines and Liquors.
consisting Of Soda and Mead, cool from the foun-
tain, Porter, Strong and Spruce Beer; also, syrups
Of IL different kinds.
The above, together with many fancy articles,
too numerous to mention, will be sold low, and h
little lower than can be purchased elsewhere
Orders respectfully solicited. r. s. BOWLES.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
FOM S.4LE!

THOMAS EATON, P. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
MALvABLE REAL KsrArE 1N \ NrAR |

I " AICABiE REAL ESTATE ~ y NEAR
WHEELING HA.-On Tav.t.v tav Ia u
toHh~s He,I. ,hs'l oder for sale at Yac azc,i. i.
wheeling the farm belonging ~ !a- ,s,4se of Jsus-
Fcnscr'on ecct aso.. lying m Virgins, noar Shsr,
Ctses about seven miles irou Wheeling an4 q hall
niIe irOn ae Oho TIvsr. The ,rsrt contains sl,5.t
S4J acres at Which about 200 are v.eursd There
on II two dwellings aHi excellent isra ans -.l
orchard. IL - vol suPplisi vi rihrt nuI ,,4- 49,
Re sol ~ VI excellent qEsliIy, GEd j. 1,d cred
one o. he tHosi Nasahls Isurs OF hand W til sLtr-
''d' ahi - vol -iina'ed sSy VI len 10 81. farm
ng PURPOSES
shail also offer SIS sale a, he s1.ao tine. J..
nni end pari Of Lot No 8 yiug ua tie v~rs, So. o.
MAN. and SOHih side nf Franklin Street IN Wh-ariuy
WIN 'hs Improvements Consisting ofihe extensive an-
'"At'" steam "a" miii belonging 90 Ire estate " 40
s"h''"'' for SOY nsuaiaetunrg pur,o.o has - 20
sNSd To - oHs Of TIE u,isl de-.rah,, lpe-iaE- N
wheeling bciag uoarea'cJt fsr coal aud lying r. ras
',fScdisse Yic'aiy u ,hs riyss P.!,vlii a!.o vel
adapted for dwellings
1ae ssuEt Of ssle will no one C,yr.h n rasL.,5o
res4dIe IN u.rso s4ual Rs'alRen< bearing in'sr,e,
from NE day - -as AID payable respectively N 81
WE'VE &C eighteen monhss-fbs purchaser D. Le 3 \
u'ea 10 his dee-i ca making tho cash pay,orni at Sc
safAS We readsc 10y dscs. oC trust On the 5r odd
aH or ~ such Oihes msGnrt a. NAV he .:..o-y "a,
The undersigned
lhe hiie 10 TIE property o,-,asSsI andoa b,sL!v
so"d-ihnu2s. selling ,s,sly sAn -v.+aL,r nst rye.
tee 1ndS' The viii Of slid J,uos Prmberna G...sss
do not had m7-eif~s war. ant iAs sane
OHS FAvCET'I. Ear % James PsmA.rtoa
wheeling. sep ~. $40 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
REAL EsrArr 90 s.Ir

" AIUABLC REAL ESTATE * SALE
The undersigned special CqD.,,s..,r.s, 60,
% :" drcie1l or'er Of the Cireuii sup.ri.r { l,, OF
~, ~ H''d Chancsry lor Mason CUunt, m,de an A,
10 Afri! 1875 "a eaV-e ih-rstn dsperdi,r t,,.e.,
~eto!"s DYef Complainant snd William Wss,.t,r -
O'''o' D-iendesis. and supplemental oder m ,,,
o"HSe OF s3sd September 1870 viii ~, IA. ,;,.,
,e'hIiy m JanuRfs 5Il the Cuu-,h..., Of No.,
Nouhy sell al public suction 10 thu L!gis.i bLl,r ,
'a'aable tract o; hand IN Aasou Comm. yr,y.i, =
ing ga INC Ohio rsrrr. and nj rrcssat " "a, a, .sc,.,
" "iHan NneGsner. This tract w, f,-,nsrlr 80
eu aud v'eupeJ 10y James Wayyet.e- and s-.,.,,,.,l
s interest az. or portion OF tho body "a land ,sp. H.
A''o~A as "NagcCaeT's DotS,n" n I. b,i..,.s :
'>]'hin 'onsihtng upwards u one no ,.,nl ,,
r"'e particular descriPt 81 he land :, 20 49,
'V'c"so may 6e had n ducd % tr,s. fr,rn -. a
'A5Ho- Wargcner Ia John d. Lewis rr,..,c. a., H. -
ont e! William Wa. cnes dliad 70 L J,,,,,,, 49,
7hs OF record IA the CI0rS's Oaioo of 80, t.ouy,,
~'tf' ~ nhsoh II n represented a. s,g,,h -, ~
undivided tract VI <C-Sl a.e-S
iils osia:o i>.as,-zes a,ylaf,-a~ i, ,.;s,.l
|" ''' kE"f bottom a';ashcj u a.; 49, nbirh . -
g DC 81 We ven hEst qualify a. Uy,'.ifa a. @, - ,
DC PsaLIy ~ gsoi creek LD,ios, t-.I 4. L.l,..s-,
al '"9ihiasl' die sEppy Vi goo t,si' 'Ttsr, r a.,
sp1 dwelling h0nTo 81. - pher "a -c ,-s., l, din.
nc tfari vii IL sid togeJhcr us Il. t--,.I. 49, ma,
b dv'c'ninsd Ihe day of ..,lo
sini' Z! Sa.e-ihc purchase money i. 4, =, 49,
IN 'A'es 9ssiLla usl payments 10 be ,a,a,yral -,
TO lime "''1'e'' 'r'+o
-, ~iih rcrSl Seos iiy fIr tho "a szcui sc the prr
>, money a. The l-eriods AFORESAID. nai 10. ray
IL To ic II Th'r tscUr,d !, Decd. tr deed, 49,
hi'''n tho FGr hFsor purchasers ~ - svcrs;.i
ny 'sern ea hr.r s.ainins couv-ynrrzs ~ ,hc lluL
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