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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI, JANUARY 20, 1871.

as 70 melt, and his mouth was as her
metically sealed up as though he had
been horn dumb. Streak after streak
OF the butter came pouring from under
his hat, and bis handkerchief was
already soaked with the greasy over
flow. Talking away as if nothing was
the matter, the grocer kept stufing the
wood into the stove, while poor Seth
sat bolt upright, with his back against
the counter, and his knees almost touch
ing the hot furnace before him.
"Darnation cold night this" said the
grocer. "Why, Seth, you seem to per-
spire, as if you was warm! Why dom
you take your hat off! Here, let mt
put your hat away!
"No!" exclaimed poor Seth at las
witha spasmodic effort to get his tongu
loose, aud clapping both hands upol
his hat, mo ] must gos let me GA
| amt we'll; let me go!" A greasy ca
aract was now pouring down the poo
: fellows face and neck, and soakir
D into his clothes, and trickling dow
f his body into his very boots, so that
: was literally in perfect bath ofoil. /.
i Swell. good night, Seth," said t
# numerous Vermonter, If you mill g
5 adding as Seth got out into the roa
!, "neighbor, l reckon the fun I've h
!. out of you is worth ninepence, Sc
e shan'r charge you for that pound
N butter!"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20
MARRIAGE HYMN
On the marriage of Queen Victoria
by las. MONTGOMERY.

BY JAS. MONTGOMERY
Ocean and Land the Globe divide,
Summer and Winter change the year,
Darkness and Light side by side,
And Earth and Heaven are, always near.
Though each be good and fair alone,
And glorious, in its time and place,
! In all, when fitly paired, are shown
More Of their Makers power and grace,
Then may the union ofyoung hearts,
So early and so well begun,
Like sea and shore, in all their parts
Appear as twain, but be as one.
Be it ike summer, may they find
Bliss, beauty, hope, where'er they roam
Be it like winter, when confined.
Peace, comfort, happiness al home.
Like day and night-sweet interchange
Of care, enjoyment, acton, rest;
Goodness nor absence e'er estrange.
Hearts by unfailng love possessed
Like earth's horizon, be their scene
Oflife rich and varied ground,
And, whether lowering or SERENE
Heaven all above it and around.
| When Land and Ocean, Day and Night
When Time and Nature cease to be-
Be their inheritance in light,
RI Their union one eternity.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20

the richest perfume of"Araby the blest
were showed upon the stage. Never
before was such an outpurst fapplause
heard, and it was feared for the moment
that the very roof Of the" Marshall The
atre. George Jones Lessee" would be
torn off by the conclusion.
Fanny sprung for ward, as flight as |
winged gossamer' and with one bound
reached the footlights, a.ighting on the |
great toe Of her left foot, with her right
| leg held straightout behind her. Pois-
| ing herself for moment in this position
she commenced series of piroueues
and ,ghirLs IA new word in the techni-
cali6es Of the Operal which are abso-
Iutely indescribable.
'sLight as a swan "lovely as the
: MORN" are SMILES which must hence
forth be forgotten, and every thing
!; which denotes grace, agility and love
: liness, be summed up in this mos
II pregnant sentence-"Just like Fanny
q Ellsler."
nj We cannot attempt TO describe tn
le remainder Of the performance, for "
were thrown into perlecttrance OF dc
le light, from which we were not aroun
= until the door-keeper shook US by tn
d, shoulder and informed us that
i'd 1.-THE lights were fed, the gcrlGnds de-
Il And All but as departed"
oil Our last accounts from Richmon
inform us that Sc Ellsler Mania is r,
ging with undiminished violence. E
cry is infected with it. The membe
he of the Legislature unconsciousiy a
TO dress the Speaker as ''Divine Fanny
he the judges of the Courts mix
=" snatches from the Opera in their OPT
ap- ions-and, when last seen the Editc
ac- of the Wing were whistling the',C
ne. chucha." the Editors of the Compl
r. was humming the ''Cracoviene;;" {
ER pofA Streeter of the Star was standi
FIAT on his left foot, with his right leg HI
'ost out as far as he could stretch it, VII
HE the Editor of the Enquirer was dal
he ing ala Tarantula," Wild great n
the ton.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20

E.srRRN PARABLE.-A man was trav-
ell;nc in Syria, leading his camel by the
bride: Suddenly the animal IS seized
with a panic fear-he raises himself with
,mpetuosity foafns and bounds IN man
ner SO horrible that his master abandons
in ANGUISH and tries to save himself. he
rerceiysd at some distance from the roac
| q deem stream, and as he still heard neign
mos of the camel, he sought refuge tller,
and fell over the precipice- But snrn
held him up, he chung to 1t with oot
hands. and cast on every side his anxlou
eves Above him is the terrible came
of which he does not lose sight for mo
ment. In the abyss below is a cragof
who opens his monstrous jaws, and seem
ready to devour him. Al the side OF MI y,
he perceives two mice, one white and IN
other black, who gnaw in turn at the ROT
of the shrub. which serves him for SUI
7 no,t The unfortunate man remains thei
t sozen with terror, and sees no r
,reat no means of safety. Suddenly
! l;,.1e branch of his shrub he dlscoyc
somn fruit. AT that moment ne ceas
- observe the rage of the camel, the IaN
/ oe che dragon the frightful activity Of !
) D,;ce- He reaches out his hand towar
the fruit. he gathers it, and IN sweet Ia
:. forqets his fears and dangers
3 DO YOU ask who is this madman "
con foToet so quickly a mortal pei
= earn then, friend, that this man IS y
= rIe The dragon Of the stream IS ever
. oOen abyss of death; The camel camel, rep !,
es sT 10 are rnawing at the roots Of the sh
IS. s VIZ d AZ andlnight, and in this situation
re sr,,;ts of Measure attracts yol, You
oil iru ~. .he - apv;efies of life, the threaten
IS Fl death, the rapid Succession OF gay
a. mont Into to seek the plant Of goluptuousn
4: m the borders of the tomb
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20

French kept from effervescence and
the English from stagnation, both viii
be found excellent.
This contrast Of character may also
be noticed in the great concerns of she
two nations. The ardent Frenchman
is all for military renown; he fights for
glory, that is TO say, for success in
arms. For, provided the national flag
is victorious he cares little about the
expense, the injustice, the inutiIity Of
the war. 1t is wonderful how the
poorest Frenchman will revel on tri-
umphant bulletin: a great victory is
meat and drink to himI and at the sight
Of military sovereign, bringing home
: captured standards, he throws up his
greasy cap in the air, and is ready tt
? Jump out OF his wooden shoes for Joy.
John Bell, on the contrary, is a rea
5 soning, considerate person, IL h,
= does wrong, it is in the most rations
d way imaginable. He fights becaus
), the good of the world requires it. H
) is a moral person, and makes war upo
II his neighbors for the maintenance {
le peace and good order, and sound priI
OF ciples. He is a money-making pc
ut sonage, and fights for the prosperity
commerce and manufactures. ThU
n the two nations have been fghin
es time out of mind, for glory and goo
ct The French in pursuit of glory; ha'
,h had their capital twice taken; andJol
RS in pursuit Of good, has run hirnseEov
OK head and ears In debt. - I3
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20

4 roAr THAT MEANS SOMETHING -
pba following toast was given at recent o
, : y sS ,,, Celebration at Westheld'
New Jerseys c...-.,. 10 i
Marta Van Blifss-Conq { Meu y \ =
!. f,oward''-1outran BY Man y q 7.
To-. ga rs,a,Sa,'--vanquished by Petti
o oloa Gcsee6sraP'-and soundly beaten by a
g Old Granny"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20

Tbe Globe likens Virginia unto : lse
..;..,.0,.e L0s.', The figure would have
. :. comnlete. if the editor had likened
The new home Of his party to Lois
v;fe.-Detroit Advertiser.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20
Reads Of CherbOurg, Nov. 3d."

CHANGES, &c.-The current year
will be noted for political reVoiuuon:
and change: We see the Pacha Oh
Egvpt defeated ID war with four pow
ers Of Europe-the King OF Holland
| abdicating his throne to marry lady
1of his couft-the Queen of Spain de-
serting her sceptre, TO live with her low
er in Scicily-the Emperor of AUSTRIA
calling his son to share with him the
4 trials Of goYernment--the King OF
France. hazafding his crown g pre-
served peace, and perhaps abdfcatlon
IN favor of the Due d. Orleans-En-
|; Gland making wal upon China aud be
Synt and Toe people of the U. States,
T ssilrssnely ecited, revolutionizing the ad-
rn;aistfation ofteeir Government. 10
what end is the tide OF human affairs
], TENDING. Mldisons1n.
porT,re RooMs.-John Adams. In his
n ssoorrssn;odencc with, Mr.. Cunningham,
:, o;ves the following description Of a Bou-
: DOR; III,
is Room. And what is a Pouting Room
ID | n many gentleman's in Frances theae !
afI an anaFtn1ent Of octagonal twelve or nj
teen feet across, and thirty six or forty nv
enR round. and all the eight SIDES, as We
1st a. the ceiling above, are all Of the mo
err aolisbed glass mirrors; so that Whes.l
afs man stands ia the centre Of the room,
zen sees himself III every directions m1sfiph,
ms, into a row &C sells. as far as the eye c
un- extend. The hunour Of IL IS, that WI
,o.rzl the lady Of the house IS out of temp
! - when she is angry, or when she we
without a cause. she may be locked up
this chamber to poui, and see. in ev
z. direction how beautiful she is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
WHEELING IycEunf.


~ a meeting OF The Wheeling Lyceum he'd oi
TLrs'iay evening. June =. 1871. the following pre-
umhie aud resolution were presented and adopted.
Whereas the Wheeling Lyceum feels deeply tbs
importance ofcHtending the benefits ofsdueaion ana
the lights ofsoirncc to the cOpie generally through
out Western Virginia; and whereas reoice to sec
that spirit has been raised in that section Of our
mon. calculated To be productive OF the greatest
good # property attended to and fosiereJ. and.
whereas we have seen with pleasure that n call
TOR convention Ia take the subject into consdcra-
lion TO be held al Ciarksburgh, Harrison county,
The I'd Wednesday in September. has been made
by the citizens thereof
BE u therefore resolved, that three delegates be
appointed to the said COW enion from this Lyce IN
with power 70 GIL vacancies in their own body.
Messfs r Wharton. A w Ruter. G. w Russo
wefe appointed said delegates.
On motion resolved that the above preamble and
esdluIion be published in the papers of the GUY.
a. w. RUTER, PrtsGlsHt
G.. D. HUBBARD, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
NEW ARRANGENlrNfl

- RICE. d J. J. WELLS hhve nssnc,nred
40 themselves together IN business under the
name and style Of s Rice n Co. and they nosx taxi
pleasure in informing their Old customers and The
public N suneral that they now receiving from,
ne East most splendid sIoo Of spring and summer
yOOds-consisting OF
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive. Dahli1 Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths hich have not been sur
passed IN beauty md quality in this msrkci. hero
Iuiore-Also. Black. Blue. and Fancy CassimerescF
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimcret. Bomhazinc. Linen
lrllihgs. Gambroons md many other articles suitr
Die for summer coats and pants
Also vesIings OF every variety ofsiyle and colour
that can be named.
Together with beautiful assortment of Linen,
Silk and Cotton Shiris-Stncks, Cosrs Suspen-
lers' Gloves, Cravats, &c. &c oil of which we shall
sell very cheap for cash
y. b. We are also prepared 10 make M clothes
10 order in the best and most approved sivlr.
Our old customers, and the public generally are
respectfully invited TO call and examine for themsel
ves at No l39 Zanes Row.
II2 8 RICE & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
CLARksBURGH CONIENIlON.

AT n meeting Of the Teachers Association %
Wheeling. il was
RssOtUed That the citizens or Ohio couriy be re
quested To meet nj the Court House IN Wheeling
On the first Monday IN August next for the purpos,
OF appointing delegates TO the Convention to he held
at Clarksburgh; on the second "Wednesday in Sep
TENDER next.
The object OF this Convention is the expression
Of the views Of North Western Nrginia in relation
10 the early establishment cf permanent and eli
cient system OF primary schools throughout the Com
monwealih. The importance of being fully repre-
scented IN the Convention will be. at once. duly ap
precIatedi and ~ the citizens Of Ohio county have
never been behind in putting forth their active of
forts in all uf every movement to advance the true
interests aud prosperity Of The "Old Dominion" We
confidently anticipate a full meeting,
WIN. MCKAY, President.
A. w. RUTER. Secretary
June 2Isi, lS4I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
REAL EsTATEpop s..p

VK>HE following descTii ed voIu,bIo real estate
! Il lying IN The CITY OF Wheeling will t.a offered
at Publie sale on the Is IA day OF September ne,,.
VIZ; iwo parts ofloi No %. one cornrrar ,.n Main
st and Market Alley. each 81 feet irpnI IN Main
st and 99t feet towards Market a. on each Of which
Is erected a well finished three Story brick house
Also lot No III cornenng Market square and
Market Alley. fronting on said square 90 feet and
extending said alley 99I Feet including portion
OF lot No 81. On which said lots No H. and part
Ut NO 81. arc erected f'ar story buildings (pf
Or G y The Aforesaid lying a. being in thai po,,
VI The city OF Wheeling LAID of by Ebeneser Zane
Also the following property situate in that part
OF said city laid of BY WIN Chapline and John Entr
VIZ; three lots from No I I 10 Ia and from 70 10 AZ
inclusive bounded by Main aud Water streets ON
the = * w and situated between Oh and 81 stress
on N d ; on which erected several frame hon.
ses (aii REMEDY three los aud Others on Main ard
Wafer streets will 70 divided. A.o 10 Lots oC
ground situate in same addition and numbered ON
The plat OFFS Wheeling. fpllows. No "a and Is
% which are erected five two story dwelling b,u
ses (of brick) Nos l47 aud la, aud Nos ip3. POP
22O. 224. 22s. go. 252. asa and 900 Also Nos
iOl to IO4 ON which are erected large brick Pork
houses. and several dwellings. Also Lot No Sc ON
which are erected two brick houses
Also the following lots situated in The addition 10
The aforesaid city. hid on hy VIM Chapline. and
designated on patt rs follows, Nos $50 and 26O and
from No 26I 10 No 2TS. and from 7sI To 300 and
rom No 302. and the remaining Nos from 3O3 To- |
80 nll inclusive. and the south half OF Lot No 279
Also The ground West Of Water si,eet lately in pos |
session Of VIM ChIp!ine reserving wariage and |
ferry ri yhis
Also about 40 acres Of coal land adjoining nddi. /
non 10 SAID city by WIN Chnpline. and embraced |
within the limits OF the city of Wheeling
PERSONAL ri o 'ERTY, And nj the same rime will |
be sold iw1 carriages with harness aud one sleigh.
Sale OF real estate on The premises commencing
al III o'clock, A NJ. The title to be conveyed is be-
lieved 10 be indisputalle-
liberal credit will be given 10 purchasers. for
particulars refer To either of the sub- crIbers
Any portion Of the above property will be -old Al
private sale, until the time above mentioned
= SIIEIVER
BRADY
NV CIIAPLiNE.
Iny Id lm-S Trustees of VIM Chaplise.
fhisbureh Advocaie. Bistun Atlas, Fhiladelphin
worm Americas, New York Star Providence Jour,
al. eory 10 amount 80 each and charge this ofice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
WHEELING POST OFFICE.

WHEELING POST OFFICE.
VIEW MAIL ARIA MENTS.
GREAT NAH.
From East arrives AT 8 o'clock. a. NJ.
To West departs at % O'Clock. a. NJ.
Fran West, arrives at 5 o'clock. A. NJ
To East, departs AZ g o'clocki A. NJ
Northern or Sieubenville Mail. Arrives ut 80
minutes after NJ. and departs al halfaler one, p NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail Arrives TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays nj IL. NJ. Departs Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'clock p. NJ.
southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays nno
Saturdays at So'clock. p. NJ. Departs Mondays 4
Fridays at 5oclork A. NJ.
Woodsfeld Mail arriy ca every Thursday 9n'clock
\. W. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaiurday. at o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
days at I O'Clock y. VI.
MorgnnioNn Mail arrives, Tuesday. O'Clock =.
". Departs Wednesday. G o'clock. A. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited by 4 oclock in the morning.
Inland postage Of foreign letters must be invaria.
bly, paid.
Office open at 81 o'clock. \. NJ.
d. AGNEw. p. NJ
p. s. The Office opens on Sundays after the pre-
parition Of the Eastern mail, which will be usually
nj half nfter nine, a. NJ. and remain open ONE
HOUR. June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

DISSOLUTION.
VIE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Andrew Woods and X r Ford Of Vest Vince.
Ing (ohio) in merchandising under the firm of A
woods d 60. was by mutual consent dissolved ON
the FIRST Of June
The business will in future no continued by An.
ure" "oods and Wilson Smith. at the old stand
anu 'he old business settled 10y them according TO
The arrangements OF the old firm, aud under the Ii
tie Of Andrew Woods d Co
ANDREW WOODS.
July lin Y ~ EOPn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

TRANSYLYANIA UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
HNIE LECTURESin this Institution commence
i as usual on the first MONDAY in November
and close the last Of February,
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ d. Professor Of Anaio-
my and Surgery.
JAMES NJ BUSH, ". b., Adjunc, Professor Of
do
JAMES 3. CROSS. W. b.. Prolessof Of Insii.
tuies and Medical Jurisprudence
ELISHA BARTLETT. NJ D.. Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. r. RICHARDgON, ~ ~. Professor orOb
sietrcs a. Diseases 20 Women add Children
TIIOS ID. MITCHELL ~ D., Pfoiessof o.
Materia Nedica and Therapeutics.
/ ROBERT PETER. NJ -. Professor dfChern
/ stry and Pharmacy. 80
The cost of a foil course &c Lectures o slU9
| pavable IN advance. IN notes Of goDd and sotfhe
Banks or the States whence the pupils cQFihe Dis
/ Mariculation and Library ticket is $40. Board.
seeing ticket $40. Craduaiioss inoluded) from
ipr and Il,igine (fuel und yfdcr
4 s5' IN 4, e. oef week MITCHELL. W. D..
TIIO,'Sdn - Dean Of Faculty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

We haze before ms sonc Of these articles. GOOD
bid ond indifferent
GRAHAATS LADIES AND OENTIENEV's
MAGAZINE FOR July, rs among the numbsr and
possesses much merit The writers f,r this period.
zeal are select. and the style n whlrb BE- is got 90
worthy Of Them. The en- cravings Of Jeanis Deans
and he fashions are very good
TIE NEW WORLD, n world By itsolr roniin.
nee 70 supply he readers with Barn1by RuJge
A CO.
THE BOSTON NOTION. besides a storm Of
miscellaneous matter has dozen chapter, OF a no
vel "Gcorgs - George Julian he funce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

STE Ring " RIGHT
: AGGH'aONRS4Gs -,
Co"in''ss'"n hsrcLaHfs y Producc Dealers
g Corner Nj IA aud Fourth Streets.
I LOUISVILLE, Nv.
h Li,er"i Casa advances. OF goods produce con-
. signed tn them for sale.
REFEAs..cE: John ID DAVIS. Isaac Harris ESD
Mes-rs M-Cnuiey. Mckee & Co do Ia
Orth a. Wallace. SteubenviIlc. OHIO
Ewing & Cromey Louisville XIV
= Iforner d Son. Phiad Pa
Hart. Cummings & Hart.
Lou'svii lille. Ny. Feb Q. lS4l-5n
SPERM CANDLES.
! 4 FEW boxes Sperm Candles-New Bedford
I n brands ON consignment and for sale by
aP II JOHN p. CLARKE.
MACKEKEL.
ss.s & Ss i" store and for sale low f''
aP2l JOHN +. CLARKE.
VIE TABLE Of tho Lord by the author Of the
II Listener Christ our example &C. Just rece
we'd and for sale Nv ROBB a. STEPHENSON.
lFNiE SCHOOL and Tuu nship officers Manual
u and Executors aid Administta,or's Grid
WIN iorns for ccriseyancng official bonds bills &C
counts &c. &c. Tor the State oi Ohio1 by Warren
jenkins. Tor sale by tOuN rISIIrp
may 1873 Main 81.
5S6h REAMs, Sheathing Paper for Steam
wv Boats good article. for sale by
NAV ID JOHN w. BIER nv. head OF Water st
hARs, few pairs OF YawI Oars on consgn.
- menI, and for sale by
may l3 JOHN w. BERRY, head Of Water st.
HAN HOOKS.-4O dog Can Hooks on hand
" and for sale hy JOHN w. BERRY.
NAV 30 head Of Water street
VININE WALL PAPER.-we have iusr
~ cd Al
fine assortment of the most beautiful parlour md
hall paper and bUrderinrs; ever offered in This
market. ROBB g. STEPHENSON
may %
NEW BOOkS.
ID Ankles History olIhe Popes. , vol.
u Snuihey's Life Of CowPer, vols. Just re
ccived and for sale bv
NAV RoBB & STEPHENSON
'SH ASrEK HUMPHREYS Clock. complete
W. Just received and Tor sale by
may I RoBB & STEPHENSON.
ERON q NAILS,-We have just received
- from the Mandatory vt the Messrs EIlicoli ~
NIonongal.a Co. and will keep constantly on
hand. large assortment orIrnr aud Nails. which
We will sell NJ PiiIshrrgh prices.
ATTERBURI, CALDWELL & co.
! may l3-'f
ssICKoRY BKOoMs.-sO dozen on hand and
aE for sale by JOHN w BERRY
/ may IL
91-A EJNOR RENr.-A good brick dwell
HxTN Il ing house nj the upper end Of
Is...Is<B Main ST.. lately occupied by Mr. Hart.
sesk.s5z For terms apply TO 5. AVERY & co
ops
<zsrA a ,NOR SNLE.-SIX brick dwelling houses
SIrsn situated In North Wheeling, for terms
enquire Of the subscriber.
may IL JOHN w. BERRY
- BOXES MITCHELL'S Extra No l.
Rosin Soap. Just received on conse nmeni, and for
sale b. ATrERBURY, CALDWELL & co.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

CORRECTED rsI-wEEKLYFOR TnE TIAgs BY
A. =. GOFf& co.
Exchange Brokers. l07 Nam Street IyLeel;rg la
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

HOMMISSIONER SALE.-By virrue
~ Of decree pronounced the lTrh day a.
November 1910, by the Circuit Superior t'ourt o
Law and Chancery for the county ofOhio. in a case
therein pending. between William Sharpe. Com
ploInani, and Redick M'Kee and othcrs, Defendants
The undersignedapPoinIed Commissioner for the pur
pose will offer for sale, the fronio of the cnnrt
house oi said county, on Monday ihe2 day Of Au-
susi next. (Ihni being Court day. Lot No one in the
l3ih square. situated Oh Market and CLAW streets in
the city ofWheeling. on credit Of g. - aud Is
months, The purchaser giving bond with good seen.
riiy' for the payment of the purchase money, and
interest from the day Of sale.
l. w. MITCHELL, Deputy for
RICHARD HARDEsrY, s o. C.
june 10 Is a. Commissioner la this behalf