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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
Gclrlteo Ialc.
From the Gem, for 1912.
ALLAN BARCLAY.

Among the soldiers who survived The battle of
Waterloo was a private belonging to the -
regiment of foot, of the name of Allan Barclay.
He native of Ayr, and had received an ed
ucation calculated for higher rank in life than
the one he held. His parents, indeed, were re-
spectacle burghers of that respectable town; and
Allan, with some little caution and perseverance,
might have succeeded them in their quiet and
easy path, had not a restless and rambling turn
Of mind made him dissatisfied with all around
occasioned endless dscords at homeland brought
him into thousand petty scrapes, until at last,
in youthful frolic or passion, he enlisted into
the regiment above mentioned and crossed the
British channel, along with the troops, before
his parents were apprzed of the circumstance.
| Although the battle of Waterloo struck
death blow to the hopes of the Buonapartlsts,
| it was judged necessary to the peace OF France,
| that the victorious armies should be quartered
throughout the kingdom until its agitation should
subsde and those soldiers, therefore, who had
survived the conflict, had not the satisfaction of
witnessing, IN their own country, the burst of
! enthusiasm that followed the news of their sue
cess, of returning home while home rung with
their deeds. Allan Barclay was one of the few
who had escaped the battle unhurt, and II was his
fate to be billeted in small cottage at consd-
cradle distance from Paris. The only inmates of
the cottage were an elderly woman and her
daughter. Dame Clerville, the name of the wo-
| man, was the widow of one who had been killed
while serving Buonaparte about the commence
ment of his career; and two sons had shared a
| fate somewhat smlar-the elder having been
killed in Spain, and the younger having been la
ken prisoner, with many Others in the expedi-
| ton to Moscow, and thence conveyed to the
wilds of Siberia, to labor there, with little hope
of release The daughter, Marietta, therefore,
| was all that remained to comfort the widowed
mother.
| At the time Barclay took up his residence in
the house of the widow, Marietta was Just be-
ginning to open into beautiful and interesting
girl. Her age was only thirteen, although her
stature, and sometimes the look of her eye, seem
ed to belong to maturer years She had gener
ally, however, the appearance of the girl; and
it was only occasionally, when her spirits were
excited, that the spectator could look upon her
in any other light. When our soldier first in
troduced himself, he had every reason to believe
that he was an unwelcome and disagreeable in
truder. The circumstances, that he belonged to
| the enemy under which husband and soma
father and brother--had suffered, and that, in
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

But what saith God -" My grace is sufficient for
thee =" AS thy day is, so shall thy strength be.
Let us beware how we limit the grace of Cod
No pecularities of circumstances are superior in
power TO the grace of God. Instead of limiting
the grace Of God, let US rather by the exercise of
vigorous faith, lay hold of that infinite FULL
NESS there is in the grace of Coda fullness ad-
equate TO the supply of all our wants-adapted to
meet the necessities of every variety and contin-
gency circumstances in which we can be placed.
The grace of God was sufficient for job when the
subject of long continued series of fiery trials !;
for David, when wave after wave of trouble
rolled over him, and he went through deep wa
tiers Of affection for Daniel, when his enemies
strove, at first by their threats afterwards by cast
ing him into a den of lions, to force him to become
particpator in their vile idolatry for the mar
tyrs, when called to sacrifice their lives for Christ
and is there not enough tor yOu? Methinks
hear you say,-O yes Lord ! believe, help
thou mine unbelief.' Truly, each one of these
ancient worthless might have said, with vastly
more propriety than any of say, my
circumstances are peculiar; it is not to be expect
ed that should enjoy religion. But, in their
cases, SIMPLE FAITH in God triumphed over all
the apparent disadvantages of external circum-
stances So will ii be in our cases, if we only be-
lieDe. The Lord help us to take him at his word.
For our encouragement, let us remember the
words of Christ" recording to your FAITH, be
it unto You and the comforting promise of
God-"O Open thy mouth wide, and | will fill it,"
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Original 1)uetrp.

FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
Come and behold the wonders of heaven,
vas one of the last expressions of dying saint.
Away from this gloomy world away
Oh, what hath earth to entice thy stay'
Is not her brightest day followed by night?
Hath she flower on which falls no blight
Broods there not, over her loveliest things,
Afllic,ion, spreading his midnight wings
Do not sorrow, and death invade
The farest homes that man hath made'
Misfortune bears rule in every stage
In wnhoods pride, and in fading age,-
And The gloom overshadows cen infancy $
brow
Then, away from this sorrowful world turn
thou
From lfcs restless pillows, by tempests driven,
Come, view the peace and bliss ofheaven.
Searcher of treasure come hither and see
The treasures laid up from eternity
Not the patry wealth, that rust can harm,
Or the moth corrupt; or a stranger arm,
Or the stealthy robber, at midnight hour,
Can sel2e the conquerng flame devour
Or drought, or flood, or the hurricanes wrath,
Orwinter's frost, or the lightning's scath,
Can impar-or time S Affirming hand
Forever, forever, that wealth shall stand,
Unperishng as its Maker even
Come, behold the priceless treasure of heaven.
Come, thou who delightest in musics sweet
soundg,
From the centre cen to the utmost bounds
OF earth. rings the discord wild Of wo.
Come, list to the soothing strains that flow
From angel harps, that so sweetly proclaim,
In harmonious accents, worthy the Lamb.
Hark, till thy spirit hath caught the strain,
And thy voice echoes back to earth again
The burden of that song of praise,
That all the blessed together raise,
And prepare thy heart, while time is given,
To join that melody in heaven.
Come hither, thou gentle and sorrowing one,
Who lookest on all things below the sun,
With loving eye and trusting heart
Will nothing to thee love in turn impart?
Nay, wonder thou not that the world is cold
To sin are its warmest affections sold,
Sincere and unselfsh love hast thou sought ?
Why mournest thou that thou indest it not
Thou must learn that truth from earth hath
flown,
The smiling eye and the kindly tone
Mean nought but beauty and pleasing sound,
All cold, and tickle, and selfish is found
The heart beneath-oh beware lest thou,
With thy kindling eye, and open brow,
Drink that chilling draught of selfshness,
Which bids thee seek only myself to bless.
Beware, beware, nor think it strange
That the world hath power tllyself to change =
Thousands, who bow to mammon now,
Were once as loving and pure as thou
Not TIL the tempter assails thy heart,
Canst thou know how utterly poweress thou
art .....
Wouldest thou gain for myself spirit of love,
That all earth's temptations would soar above ?
That will seek on all its blessing to pour,
That will brighter shine in trials hour,
That will last through scorn and hatred even ?
Come, drink at the quenchless fount of heaven.
Searcher of deep and hidden things
Let thy spirit spread her feeble wings,
And cast aside those spells that bind
To dust and decay the immortal mind
Let the soul IN her native power arise,--
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Aought around
Strikes the sad eye but deserts lost in snnw,
AID heavy loaded proves, and solid floods
That stretch athwaft the SOLITARY vast
Their 10, horrors to the frozen main
And cherries towns far distant, never blessed,
Save when its annual course the caravan
Bends 10 the golden coast Of rich Cathiy
Nub va nj human kind
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EinIes 81 A0nertiser.
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKL.Y AND WEEKLY
Ar rHE CORNER or UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.


WHEELING, VA.
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Na'n ~ advance, or IS at the end OF the year. 50
Tor siS npnths No subscriber received for less
term thln six months
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IS published on Wednesday at 50 80 per annum
an Alliance. or 50 if not paid within one month
fro a tbs beginning ortho ear. No new subscribers
will no re,sivel. except such ~ paw in advance
FOs mJnhs 81 80 is invariably charged No
sIbscribcr received less term than six months
~ np paper discontnued, except nt the discretion
of the publisher until all arrearages are paid
TERMS OF ApvERTIsINo.
tIesquaro three insertions ,oriess, siOo
10 two weeks, being insertions. 2 Or
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Do twomonths, OC
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DO slX,months, &C
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IT Advertisements handed ia without specific
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ior three insertions and IS for every subse-
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ordered tall forbid.
The proceedings of the city council. city ordna-
nee. sad orders. regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office of publication Of tho
Wheeling Times & Advertiser, is n jon 3 BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE. whore may be Ia! on fav-
orI ls terms Blanks 10 order, Cards, IIandblls.
So" Hllls. sc done in the noutest style aud
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Times aud Advertiser:
City Summons, County Summons,
d" Executions, Executions,
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Bills of LaIing. Pedlar's Notes. Notes Of NJ. &
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backs bound and plain. &c. sc.
Connected with the above. is one OF The most ~
Ieusiye READING ROOMS in the United States.
Fer TO subscribers, s5 year StrangeSsare free
10 visit it for the space Of ono month those who
continue TO visit it for longer term, will be put
down as subscribers.
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W. Ill II AZ III " 81.

| II % l L l. -.
Miyor-George Dalty-oiiice on Main street.
Clrrk-Jamcs S. Wheat-pilico on Main srtcei
City SergerRf-J. L. Slngsron-office Main Street.
Street C0DgmisSioaer-John Moore
FIngr Iasgector-GeoTge Baird. Office Market
Space.
: Superintendent and w. Forks-JosIAH POWELL
Whaff Master j. e. Wiley.
The Clerk ofthe Market-Wm Hall
Curator Of the Gig Hall. Warden.
Aldcrmen-lsl Ward J. Murray. 2nd Ward Jas.
Mcconnell 81 Ward II Sims. 4lh Wurd =. Bier. 5Ih
Assessors ono for each WarI-lst. II. Campbell;
ID A. Paxton; 81, j. w. Robb: An, }. Robinson, 5lh
VIM Templelon.
Sanitary Corlnifiec-N Naughten and Irwin. for
enc LIST Ward ~ M'Giunis & Llughlin; 30 IIar-
ding and C. |. Strong 4ih Richardson q Richards;
9Th, Pratt and Quarter.
Cod aqd Lumber Hedsuer-J. e. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
On Or InGace,-Mlyur. Ta!d well and Wheat.
Oa Fin1nce.-Brady, Hughes and Selby.
On Accogn.s-Wickham Neol and Morrison.
o. Streets aud AHsy--Selby. Dunbar SenlIerday,
Caldwell and Lambdin.
On IVaier WorkS-Hughes, Dunbar and Graham.
On Hirkei House. -Wickhnm. Graham and Tanner
On Co1l BIaks-Grahnm. Aims and Scatterday
On Wiarrss-M' Lure. Brady, M'Gaughey Wick
han aud T->.,-~.
O., FIRE D,pdrimeas.-Selby, MLure, Morrison.
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions aad Rem0aS'raRces.- Neel, Lambdin
and Dunbar.
Ga Standardization, MGnughey .TGnRer. Dun
bar aud Grahlm.
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TlEe.gINEsOREaIEOW
NEW PIOSE ER LINE.
By National Rla2 q, J'hilq,Yelsk;q
LIS mIIEa hrRAu

I75 NILES by ESAFL
sTN-e, - Misunderstanding 10 Phil
- g. = tdeiphia IN sixty hours. The
- Il -ss4i5ip above line leaves Wheeling
daily Tor P:ilaiel abiu. arrives ~ Ua.ers'own in
hnc inr iho morning ,rain OF CgE. VIA: CHAM
EabSBjRG. CARLISLE, HARRISBURG und
LANCASTER.
This Inc runs from Uagcuiown 10 Philadelphia
distance Of Us miles b. Rail Road IN Paleni SAFE
o. Beam Cans:
Passenger, from the cast Will always find stages
ready al ihc depot Al iiagcrsiowu 10 convey them
West
For seats apply AZ the Bar of the T. Hotel.
june p EDWARD RIDDLE. Agent
Louis Republican Louisville Journal Cincinnati
Republican publish amount Five dollars and charge
lhis Office.
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NJ AIRY IL FCURSMAN.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.


ME annual course Of Lectures in this Instr
Il tuition will Commence on the First Monday
IN Move mber, and close the fist Of March.
Faculty:
John I Shotwell, u ID, PROBE Orof Anatomy
and Physiology
John Locke, NJ d, Professor of Chemistry md
Pharmacy
X ID Mussoy. NJ ID, ProfC ssor Of Surgery.
John Harrison, NJ ID, Professor of Matera
Hedica and Therapeutic.
VI Wright, W ID Professor Of stet RIGS and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Jared Kirkland. ~ ID. Professor Of Theory
and Practice 1f Medicine.
Tue Fee for atmissf4n iO the Lectures Of
Professors D. SIS rrcE-Wakng the aggreg
go to be ~ a in advance. The Nauiculat
tee OF -, Cgutlt g she students 20 the use Of
College Library duuIg the session. The TICK
Tor thc aifrnilurc no thc ~ hospital "a S5,Ia a the
CisscCfirE f EHt $40 ether II WhltA may be tn
zen or omitted uf p.tasUC.
The dissscfIng rooms vii be opened early in
Dciobcr, unarr che Im ntdIlte direction Of the
Professor Oi Anatomy aud his resistant, DR. } p
JuGkins.
The COR incnccrsni Or coufcrrrg degrees will
take . ace On uT briIfC the Ilfh OF March. The
graiuat 90 Zee ial5 c'ilaTs-tJ be- paid prior to
examination.
The price Of good boarding is from two to three
dollars per week
JOHN z SHOTwELL. VI. d. Dean.
aug p I'm GIN Gaz 5lol=.
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/
feb - NJ. REILLY.
WSS HHDS. New orlsarns Sugar. rrim.
Il zSJ qualify. just received and for snle by
mar 81 CRANGLE q BAILEYS
ECONoMY CooDS.-A constant supply ~
\ 4 Cloths, md Sattinctis. from the nanufactor,
of George Rapp. for sale by
jan 2N ATrERBURY. CALDWELL & co.
.NSENG. WHITE BEANS. DEER SKINS. 4.
N DRY PEACHES-Tho highest CASH rrice
VIII be paid for the above articles. delivered a,
our warehouse. Main street. Wheeling. Va
novl JACOB q MITCHELL.
Casks Western Reserve Cheese in store &
a 80 for aslc by \ COB 81 MITCHELL.
ENLAXSEED OIL.-l0 bbls Flaxseed oil for sale
a by ATTERBURY. CALDWELL. 8, co
J. MEFE a. SON.
GROCERS, Commission = PRODUCE
MERCHANTS.
no. JomNsroN's ROW.
WHEELING, VA
EYEGLASSES.
w 500 Bbls Molusses, prime Article.
1914 do Sugar house. do do,
just received and for sale hv
mar % CRANGLE & BAILEYS.
NO Bills La Loaf Sugar
~ o. lletces lice just received and for sale
"y- CRANGLE.6 BAILENS.
mar 81
Z K NoBACCo.-2O kegs six twist Tobacco CCiarncr
Il q Miles BRANDY just received and for sale by
mar IL w. b. TYSON
W. b. TYSON. (Latc Dorsey & 7'y,orl
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
WHEELING, Va
VIII continue TO transact n General Agency &,
forwarding Business on his own account in his
ciy' ana respectfully sOliciis the patronage of his
friends. ian 2s '''
NOPARTNERSTllP-T subscribers have
~ TINS day formed cUparinership for the pur.
pose OF iransaciing n Wholesale Grocery, Produce
and Commission business in this city under The
hrm Of J. NIKE 81 Son Having rented the borso
lately occupied by }. NJ. Wheat corner of Johnsron
row near The Market house, they are now receiving
in stock o Groceries which they offer for sale NJ
the lowest cash prices
Approved country produce taken in exchange.
JAMES M'KEE
OCT - JAMES NJ. M'KEE.
LNORfG bbls n. o. Mulasses. 10 hhds n n
Il Sugar IN store and for sale by
jan 30 JACOB a. MITCHELL
T. NEATIIERS.-l5 Sacks Feathers. lust received
IL and for sale by
ATTERB Y. CALDWELL & Co
GtAsH will be paid by the subscribers for Glove,
~ and Timothy seeds.
james JACOB &, MITCHELL
USF received and for sale 100 bbls best Rec.
~ Iifed whiskey. do 30 bbls old AIouongahela
10 bbs Sur eror Old Peach Brandy
40 boxes o:Superior Mould Candles,
50 Dig Soap.
10 do q Foxes Starch.
l6 kegs twist tobacco,
lOOO lbs Cotton Yum, A. X w
Bags Pepper.
" bbls ~ No l. Salt
200 Superior Fur Skins principally Raccoon
md Fox, ID NY:fNNIS
mar IS
eSJGAR.--3OO Hhds New Orleans Sge,r. pr,,,,
~ STlicle, just received and for sale low bv
mar 20. CRANGLE & BAILEYS.
s. BUSHES BRUSHES!! BRUSHFS,u I,.,
= - received. direct from The nlanuflctu,er ,
good assortment OF Whiiewash Brushes j,tT;,or,
sues Also Scrub Brushes. for sale by
AP ID NJ REILLY
oEn A Barrels No /, Kanaxha salt
- Il 100 bbls old rectilied Whiskey.
'usi received and for sale. JOSEPH REILLY.
Cpl
n FRICTION MATCHES! No Yankecism, 4 /
~ supply Of a. Gosh's celebrated New York I
friction Matches, received and for sale Wholesale
'' ,elan by NJ. REILLY. /
= - rrFmn
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~ OTIGE.-ThC subscriber offers las services
- rs general accountant end for the settlement
and adjustment OF Books ani accOuuis 1Ie will nj
50 prepare deeds, agreements. pleadngs, &c or copy
any law papers that may be- wanted
Application to be made (lor the present. nj tho o.
fee Of Henry Moore Esq. on Monroe street
July ID In CiIAS l. STRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02
Ks0OE'@ .gT.D &FgOES
ROOTS ANss s;EgOR&.
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG ROOT.

ISL received hy SAM
% UEL MCLNLIEN. -
Main 81 Wheeling. at The 800 4
sign Of the Big Boot, a large
assortment Of tS sS 1
LADIES
black and rulored Md sim
Pcrs of every variety. also
Misses and ohiijTCus ~
GENTLEMEN'S 53s
Lasting Caters, Calf md b.
Morocco Boots. pslInp soles. ~
shoes and pumps Of every b ks9
description and style also
boys AMI youths sssssss.s. $500
TIE public are IN ~ rcs - - S,.f
vIIcd 10 Gull & g. rs
CNam!uo - = - u. ~
for them 49,
selves. ait@@s g =, ---=,sJ
No les. corner Of Madison streets
May -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

GtAPS, CAPS-Just received from New Yorl,
~ we'll selected assortment Of Fur d Cloth
CAPS Of every size and description, which will be
sold lows-Call at In Hat & Cap store Of
w. w. & s. ~ HMESON. go Fain a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

". w. " -. n, yIhESON,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS
Uest SIDE Of NaiH street, Wheeling, Va.
AVE GA hand aud are constantly manufacture.
D ing general assortment Of superior Fur and
SlIh hats. They have received the latest spring
- supply To order all sizes aud qu aht:es IN the
EiesGnt or past style, may suit customers,
PACK ana Drab beaV II and Castor, PLAIN
White Russia and Napt Hats.
lhey'also keep onh and an assortment ofplaiu
ana fancy mems agdboJs fur. and cloth caps
aii Gtwhich they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms
All orders from country merchants and deal
eEs promptly hlled on the nos favorable terms.
thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit share Of pub
lie patronage which they are determined to de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business aud cheap and favors bic rules.
may ~
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g. II % e. e * Il ~ y.

~ eURE Winter Strained Sperm Oil ; casks war
q r1nted pnrc, just received aud Tor sale hy
feb - NJ. REILLY
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeiing

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.
CAPITAL SrocX, 100000.
Directors fer 1871 apDoisiea By he STATE.
Thomas PAUL, Arthur Nj. Phillips, 4. jacob, d.
Crugcr.
Elected By The StockLolicra-A Woods. r C.
Woods, WIN. b Tyson, John Bnne. A. Z. Woods.
A. WOODS, President,
j. LIST. Cashier
Discount day Oh Thursday oGeach week.
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CAPITAL SrocS, S5li.5OO.
Directors for 1911.
On hepartof te Sta:e.-JOseph Caldwell. VIM.
r S-lby. Israel Updegran
For he StockhaI4ers.-J S Slirivrr. samuel Neel
John Richie, Mark Douglass, Daniel Zane. & & ID
knsx,
JOSEPH CALDWELL, President,
= BRADY. Cashier.
Discount day Tuesday Of each week, bills Of OK.
change discounted daily
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CAPITAL SrocK 100000.
Directors for 1871.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison
Joha =. Clarke. John NJ. Clarke, John NJ Mullen
Root Cunge, Jos Pollock. Thos. }. b. Penioney.
THos. IIUGuEs, President.
r. III. GREER, Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIRE q MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY or
WHEELING
CAPlrAL SrocK 9jOOOOO-SIOOGOO PAID ~.
Directors Tor 81 eiec,si Jaq a.
John Fawccr. Samucl Sprgg. samuel Noel. &
y KuoS. John Goshorn, r. W Harding. j. S Shri
yer. 3. Brady, WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT. President
d. LAM. Secretary g. Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE co. or WHEELING
CArfr,L STOCK. s5OOOO0. $4,000 PAID rs.
Directors for 1871. elected Jan. G,
Thomas Hughes, Morgan Nelson, Wm p. Peter
s1n s. Paxton. a. ~ Johnston, James Il Forsyth
Ro5t. Cransle. John MMullcn Daniel Lamb.
THOMAS HUGHES, PresFesi
r. If GgEER Secretary
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
uAErFoRD. CovV.
SAML ATKINSON. Arcuf.
jan Is Main ST. Wheeling. Va
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sTATE FoR sALE

HbY yiruooln decd ofirusl cHecuict by Charles
u y Ensell ind wiie. anil Francis Pluukcu, and
wife 10 the Fuhs,ubcr dated the lst day IF August
%, add now ofrcs1rd IN tho Clerks Office Of
OHIO county c0ur' boz hook q. page 2i5, / snail
proceed on Monday the iih cay n October 1871,
ai the Court house Of said Couuig in tNc cliy OF
Wheeling, % Ell t0 the hI2hest aud best bidder
ail th1t valuable tract or parcel II land on winch
the EXTENSIVE glass ware factory lately occupied
hY Messrs EnslIl and Cuthbcrt and more recent
" by Messrs EnsoIl and stewart Is erected t'gc-
Their wi 10 fh bI iiirra and IWlr ovemeuts there.
on, AMI the valuable coal PRIVILEGES attached
thereto, fora more particular description Of a.l
which reference is hereby made % said deed oil
trust.
The rf'e 90 the above described nrorcrty be- be.
heyed % be good bot selling BE- Trustee, / will
2nY convey such tile az IS invested ln W.-
Terms cash. s BRADY,
aug 20 o. Trustee.