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The editor Of the Age with his charac.
terlsiic urbanity and consistency insists.
that that there IS no force in our quotation
Of scripture that. "rrhos1 SkeddsM mans
blood. By man shall his blood be shed" 10
justify capital punishment upon murderers.
because there is another text of scripture,
"t!ing shat NOT kiX." What wonderful To-
gic this. The one text prohibits murder,
and the other clearly prcscribes the punish
mcnt. But rs if this learned cxpounder of
of The scriptures cared nothing about the
authority Of Holy Writ, he says: .he aoioIe
question reso'rss Itself inio one plain proPo.
sition: II man can commit murder, all noe
hare 10 do 10Th him is 10 prerrm his doing
The same thing" In our humble view Of
The subject we had supposed the prevention
Of crime in others was an object second TO
no other in the infection of punishment
upon the culprit. and that in this respect
the certain and summary execution of the
highest penalty known 10 the law upon the
offender, convicted beyond reasonable
doubt was the most efficient preventive
We have no violent AFFECTION TO reprieve
Tor a year, bat us the law now stands. il
will virtually operate rs Communication for
solitary confinement. during life, punish
mcnt more cruel to the offender, and less
terrific 10 the public a, large.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE COLUMBIA.

TuIluer duSIItS iioh sHoiu uHu SuiId
have been received.
VIVA, the purport of those from India is
we are unable 10 judge from our scaniy
means of gl-anng intelligence. We annex
however. few ex'racts from a letter receiv-
ed by TIC last mail from an officer with the
army under Gen. Pollock.
Since last wIo:e sudden change has
taken place IN the counscls of our Govern.
nicn,. Instead of reI eating us was intend.
ed, we are now actually advancing Dpon Ca.
bul. whic General Mott. with mn almost Z.
qually numerals army, is approaching the
capital from Candah,r. We left Jcilalabad
ON the 20ih. every orc rejoicing in the prns.
poet of making some effort 10 relieve our
unhappy prisoners.
After giving an account Of several Skin
mi>hrs Oil their line Of march, il says 1--WE
shall move forward 10 Cnboul about 9Th OF
Sept. This morning. Aug. as) much tn
our surprise, the Prince Fureh Jung. tic
second son of Schah Spojah. made his mp.
pearance in camp attended only by cnuple
of hnrsemrn. lie had long been imprisun.
ed by Akhbar. and We had supposed he had
"
his escupe.
His being with us viii no doubt further
our views materially. lie has strong party
in the country. aud with IA British army 10
protect him, The people will no doubt sub
init 10 his sovereignty. and in proportion
desert Akhhar. Timour. the eldest son.and
real heir 10 The throne, is with Gen. Mott.
WI nj. n fftt
from Candahar, and being attacked on bu,h
sides by overwhelming forces. II is most
likely that Akhbar will give up the contest.
aud relinquish our prisoners without siIik-
ing a blow"
CHINA.
Bv The dispatches, in anticipation Of the
overl1nd mat, received by the Times, from
Marseilles, we learn that our forces have
effected more slaughter and destruction in
China, without eppareL,ly bringing The
questions in dispute one day nearer 10 SET
leneni.
The Expedition entered the Yang,z,-
kiang, the most magnificent river in Chin,,
III the 18th June, and proceeded Ia DESTROY
all the batteries, magizIn.s. foundfics. bar
rncks and other public buildings. within the
range of our guns. This cxploi, is suili-
cienily paraded in the despaIdS'9s ofour
plenipoIentiary. but in our aPprehensions it
amounts 10 very litIe in the way of ierni.
mating The war, which wa still pronounce To
he most inhu.nan and uninsi. Ii is clear
hat the Chinese Government have yet no
thoughts Of giving in 10 the demands Of the
'Barbarians." la the end we NAV gel
something like commercial treaty with The
Chinese. but we may rest satisfied that it
will secure to us no exclusive advantages
which might no, have been obtained by
means more becoming an enlightened and il
christian nation, Than those We have hiIaer-
10 cmpoycd. The news in general is of
such n character is not 20 be- likely to have
much effect on the Tea market.
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& o N q Il l. S S.
Meeting Of Consress-Rcpeol Of BANKRUPT
Lato--2lst Rule-DeaM efa AlemJer,
DC.
Core pondcncc Of the Tribune.

&C.
Core pondcncc Of the Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Dec 5.
In accordance with The provisions of the
Constitution Of the United State: the 9Th
Congress convened DAY Il, the Cppiiol
and commenced lis third and last Session.
But very fcw Members had arrived in the
city up TO ,llis mnfnina, and il was anticipa.
led that i quorum would not b., found in at
te,Ilancc /; nus expectation however proved
well fcuudrd WIN regard onlv 10 one ll"usc.
The senate WIS called To order at IL -
clock BY i;> President pro TEN. Hen. W. Z.
Mangu.n uf n. c., aud il b.:ug asccnaincd
shat but "a mrnIbcrs (no quorum) were
present, an adjournment was moved and
carried.
In The House. the Speaker. Hon. John
Vile. Of n.y.. look the chair at tie same
hour. The roll was called and L.. mem.
beers answered 20 their names.
Han. K. e. Winthrop member elect from
Boston rice Hon. MIR. Appleton. resigned,
appen,ed, Was qualified. aud took his sent.
A quorum D'Ing in attendance, on Motion
Of MG Gushing II was ordered that mes
sage be sent 10 the Senate informing that
body that quorum Of The House had as.
>emblcd aad were ready 10 proceed 10 bust.
ness.
Mr. Everett gave notice that o.morrow,
or al the eariies; opportunity, he should ask
leave 10 introduce bill 10 repeal the Bank.
rupt law.
Mr. Adams caused burst of laughter bv
al.o giving notice If resolution 10 rescind
the famous 2'st rule, excluding petitions on
The subject of slavery.
Messrs Wise and VIM. Cos, Jnhnson
were in their places. prepared. as usual. 10
resist any effort of this kim. The notice.
however, was received anf the renewal of
the on rrpeated struggle on This subj-c, re.
mains yer 10 be witnessed when the rcsolu.
lion shall be offered.
IL Icing ascenained that no quorum Of The
Senate hid assembled,
On motion of Mr. McKennan, the House
adjourned.
A quorum Of both Houses is expected 10.
morrow, when the Presidents Message will
no doubt be rsreived. ARers.
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Dentistry.
PRESERVATION PREFERABLE 30 Ex-
TRACTION.

Mr. Smith. Surgeon Dentist, from Castle
ton, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally. tina, lie will visit Middlcbu'
~ on the 9th Inst. and will take rooms al
The Female Seminary for short lime,
where he may be consulted by il"sc wish
ing his services--M-. Smith returns his
thanks 10 former patrons in Aliddlrbury and
its vicinity, and will be ready 10 repair all
reasonable failures without charge.
Dec Sd 1S42. BLEW
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

Since the establishment of Sunday
schools in Britain and America, much use
ful labor, and very considerable tai. Mt have
been bestowed upon books. simplifying re-
ligious knowledge down to the nfanliIe ca.
paciiies Of children. Several excellent
specimens Of this kind of literature
iastefuily bound, and executed with super.
ior typographical neatncss have been ham
ded 10 us by John S. Taylor & Co. Pub
fishers at the New York Sunday school &
Juverilc depository las Nassau s,ect, n.
TOrk. Among them we notice the "PeeP
Of day." .1he Rhod,. Isiond Coftass."
Samuel Nisdon." 'TsHsirom," "BackJi.
ting" "Mis,jonary." Some of these
productions are from tnc gifted pen of
Charlotte Elizabeth, and others from popu
lar and distinguished authors of the day.
All are so well calculated for the more ea.
sy, expeditions and perfect perception of
Gospel truth. by the youthful mind, that
VIC should think they would find their way
TO every juvenile library and Sabbath
school in the country. This enterprising
company are constantly engaged in pub
fishing juvenile books, and likewise act as
agents for the American tract society, and
several other similar institutions, whose
works they will supply at the same price
as sold at their respective repositories.
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PROBATE MOI EE5-
STATE OF VERMONT, ,
'isrrici OF Addison, SIS.

District OF Addison, SIS.
RE IL remembered that at pr Ca &c ccuIi he'd
at Middlrhury in and for the district Of = l.
Olson On tho a5ih day oil November 1872;
William Drw'y OnSroi tie per. ons in;eree'' e
in the eeiaia of
STILLXAE DEWEY.
Lfe Of said Middletury Gcc, 1seG irorrs az
{ ouri that psrtrtisR aud G's;y..a:.cn a 'hr.
t.te weacci he sad Siil.aisn prw't d'.; ser.
cd pc.scsst d may be made smOrg The h'Is a!
The said drc-esed according TO law; ard hat
commissioners b" appointed for that P"'p9-' ::
II is here fore ordered thar line said VII i.:'
Dewey cause Eo,icc t. be given to all persons
Interested to appear before sSId court II -
sion thereof 10 be held at rhe oth.c o. tao ~
is;or of said court ia slid MiidctGry u" HrI
nasciay The 2ls, oIy Of Dsceuihr' nest - 80
o'clock in the at ernoon at which the d;---
the SAID comrt VIII appoint cOnsiaiS '"n. o.
make PARTITION and distribution Cf the saG
tate as aforesaid by publishing Certified Gu.
Of ihi5 order IN The M'idlebnry Peoples Prs
a Newspaper printed at MidIehury three wer@s
excessively PREVIOUS to the time 81 said Court
j 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ut record,
30 3w J. y. BUSHNELL, Register.
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WaIfon's Register and Farmers Aim.

WaHon's RSgiSfer and Formers Alm1:
mac has been semi Us. 1t is IN excellent and
sefuf work. and besides the ALMANAC il en-.
bodies statistics valuable to every citizen OF
Vermont. Ii is about the same in AL res
pc cts as last year, and a great improvement
upon all proceeding. We have seen no
works of the kind in the Union more neatly
executed. and better adapted to the purpose
designed than Wnlions Register. The
Vermont Almanac and Statistical Register
from Woodstock is probably nearly, if mol
quito, It's equal.
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carried into successful operation. But
navigate the air and guide steam carriage
which must of rourSe operate with wings is
far beyond any of the thousand and one
wonders of this age of miracles.
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DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST.

~ GUILD express his gratitude to the
w publ c for Iheh a ronsae witch has
been so lilcralls tesiow, Up n him. and
trusts Inai IBIS skill aud enlarged experience
will secure Il continuance fl it,. He would
us. ure the public that he has ever cndr vcrrd
TO keep up wit" all the imrrov, ments in the
sciencr Of Dentistry, by "cquain ing hImse If
with rh, most recent put locations. and ty cor.
respond, nee III dsrineuis. ed practitioners
in the ii Is. He last spring purchased OF
that >kfrl dentist DR. Whillrmore of Boston,
the nj Of making The Com AMALGUM which
has recent y been SO happily 'op'e,I into The
practice If the profession in Bo,ton, New
YORK and 9th I.laccS, ana has ben tie first
TO introduce it into this region. s. complete
ly doe, Ills composition >hi ID the tooth, that
those hit GRO become lender and Useless. by
bring property cleaned and f led. may be
preserved, and so usrorrd. that he possr>sor
can mas'IcIIe his food with as much facility
as though no defect ,Xisrr''.
iddlebury, Dec. Z, 1912.
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Bank Notice.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the
n Bank Of NJ ddlebury will be holden IN
Il e 2 Tuesday oi Jdn'v next, al their Bank
ing House in Middlebury, al one u'cIock P
NJ. TO irihs1rt the following bushes LIST,
To cho'se seven rectors II, To See II the
Stockholders will vote to adop'-in lieu OF
the present charter Of said B Ink-Ihr pro-
visions If an act relating To tanks, passed by
tn Legislature Of the Sta'e Of Vernionl 2sIil
Oct. 1910. J. WARNER, Cash'r.
B'nk of Middlehu'y.1
9Th December 1912 {
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Mr.. Preston of South Carolina has re-
signed his seat in the Senate of the United
States.
The Hon Lewis Cass arrived in this
country by the last steamer the Colum.
bian.
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Stray Cow.

Came into the inclosure Of The subcribcr
on or about the LIST. of Nov. a large red
cav, with a broad white strip fiom her
shoulder to her fore legs, with uprgh, harms
both bored. The owner is requested 10
prove property, pay charges and take her
AWAY. JOS!All SEAGG.
Panion. NV. Pin. 1912 12;3w
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fcrts with those Of the Legislative Depart
rent in tie accomplishment CT all that is
required TO relieve the wants ofa common
constituency, CT elevate the destinies Of a
beloved country. JOHN TYLER.
Washington, Deccm6tr, le42.
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Died.

On the 18th nit. in the 81 year of her age
Mrs Martha Maria. wife Of Major Francis
Haynic, Of Montgomery County, near We
tumpka. and daughter of the late Col. Seth
Stores, Of this place.
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NOTICE.

a N adjourned meeting ofthe Siockhol.
N dcrs of the kiid'y Many COMFY will
be holden n, the Vernon Hotel on Thurs
day the l5;h inst. at / clock Z. NJ.
A. WiLcnx, Clerk.
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Notice.
Neac Goods.
TEyHE subscribers is now receiving hi
Il stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,

C ,mpIi,ing all the varieties usually aled for
in counir, siorr, which he will sell cheap for
ca; b ar approved credit. lie would call the
attention OF community 10 one fact, Goods
nave heen for the last few WEEKS declining in
IIce in market, tIi'se purchasing last resring
the brnetil, therefore enabling linn u sell
little lowe than those Whose purchases were
made only a few days previou-. For pr'oi
Of this call and OK milne. P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Oci. 81, 1912 %
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nj arricd,

In Blilpor, IN the 9th Inst. by Rev. Dana
Lamb, Ma. JOSEPH G. SMITH. Of Shofeham.
IN Miss Polly p. IIENENwAY. nf Bridpori
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ESTATE OLE ALMDN pINNEI.

ESTATE OF ALNON PINNET.
We, the subscriber being appoint'd I'y lfe
Probate Court for the District o; y -
Commissioners, TO receive. eSaufrc ain sd.'''i
all claims and demands ofal. persons, a-H'Hs tn
estate Of
ALMON PlNNEY.
late Of iddlebury, in said District, deceas
represented inseisrnI. and also all cI i'm: and
ma nds exhibited in Offset thrPxio: t,5 ,--
months from lie 10Th day Of NOVEMBER. a.. i.
allowed y sad Cuuri far that purp1se. ''-
therefore her .iy give notice thai vc y. 80. q
to thu business of our said sppoininle = 90
dwelling house Of Alu.on Pinrry in Niij'elFF
Oh the veral Tuesday, "f Jan al 'ay 81"
nine O'Clock. A NJ. until ionr n'eloci, 2 g.
each Of SAID DAYS.
JONATHAN sEELEY. c"n'
Dated at Middiebury. this 10 cay of N's..n. -s
1912. 81 b.
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For the Benefit ofthe Public.

HSHE Hardness of The times and scarci-
Il iy of Cash iniuces the subscriber To
reduce tho pIicc Of his Books as follows,
viz:
Sini,hs-Olnevs-Malle. Brues-ond Hun.
rinstuns Geo. and A!ls IS 10 rs cents.
Miichcis Geo. and Alas one Dollar.
Emersons Isl Class Reader SO cents, half
Bound, 40 cents.
Ernersons 2d Class Reader, 25 CTS.
DO. 81 do. do. 1s3 cts.
And other School Books equally cheap.
J. HAGAR.
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PEOPLES PRESS.
Hereafter the Peoples Press will issae On
"Wednesday Mnrning instead Of Tuesday.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

- rINlIE Subscriber being de.
8dsss4 L. sifous of Iciireing from
fg business ciets for sale the
liuu,e and aljIinins buildings now occu-
pied py him as Tavern Stand. being siiu-
arcd in the Mouth Village Of Huntington at
The junction Of three roa'ls leading 10 Bur.
l,ngton, Montpelier and Mid,Ilcbury. Said
Tavern is in good repair, afiording every
accommodation sought fur IN country Inn:
together with shed aud other out buildings,
together with - Acres of Llud belonging
10 the same, which will he DISPOSED Of on
reasonable terms either with, or without the
land, rs my best suit the purchaser. Cred
il will BE- given in part for good paper. For
further particulars, enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. ]. b. Dixie.
Huntington. Dec. 3. 1912.
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HEAVY sheetnes. & Bats by the bale.
:" for sale al the lowest Factory pice, by
A. FRAxcis,
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GRAND CONCERT.

A MUSICAL ENTERTAISMENT,
will he given at the Masonic Hall. on
Wednesday evening,the 18th of Dec. 1912.
by the
MIDDLEBURY BAND.
PROOF nME.
PART FIRST.
I Grand March full Band. Kufnar.
2 Cayatina irt.m Oheron. BeIiri
Gesrhwint March Buglc obligato
Mr.. Ire, Walch.
!; AnGa7tino and Alegrctto. Reif.
5 Gcschu ind March Trumpet oh. Mr..
PIar.reI. Walclr.
fantasia Trio hone Mr. Walker, Anon.
7 Quick Step full Band, Walch.
Quick. Walch.
The celebrated Craeovricnne fall Band B-seha
PART SECOND.
Grand March fall Band, Walch.
Geschw. March Trumpet and Bugle
Oh. with Accompaniment, Walch.
Clarouctt Solo Mr. Harris, Ro mi.
Waltz Trombon, oh. Mes.rs. Walker
and Ford, Cherubini.
Quick step Trumpet oh. with accom-
paniments. Walch.
6 Andanrino and Allegro, Reif.
z GeschwinI March, Bacrr.
8 Quiz sic? Flute Solo with accompan
incnts walch
9 Quick Step full Band, walch,
10 Finale Presto full Eand, Auber.
Admission 25 cts. Children accompanied with
their parents half price.
Doors open At O'Clock, performance to COM
mence at Tickets to be had the Vermont Hotel,
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United State. District Court,
Termont District

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 shpw cause ag.nn,t
petition Of Seth Hodges Of Lipcc'n. fIm~r. ~
said district, to By declared hakrnpi AT t., rif.c
OF Samuel Preuiiss di,irie! judge. IN MpnipciI.e
in said district, on Tuesday January 10, lSla,
l0AM.
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STATk OF vERliONT}
District Of AIiixon, IS.

STATk OF VERMONT
District Of addison. IS.
EpE it remembered that at Probate Crur
ES ned al Middl bury, il aud for Tie DIS
irict o: Addison. on the 10Th day ci Novsmber,
a. d. 1912.
Harvey Pritc hart, executor of the lest niS
and testament nf
ETHAN ANDRU$,
late Of said Ald dlrhury GCcfssed rtGseEls liz
administrator accouni f. allowance: and it Is
there upon oTdera d that TIE same Le rAa lined
FOL allowance ty said cCu;t at . session ihc root
to he held at the Office Of the Register of sail
court in ssid Aiddebury, on Wednesday the
81 81 day OF Do cemher neat st one OF IUcS in the
aft ernoon. AMI that notice thFT,9f be givec,
TO all We sors i,tt,sitd, that they may ap-
pear and make their cblcctcns 10 II arUNance
Of said admin lsirai;on account Ivy ruh'stin"
certified copy of this nr'ler in the MduebGry
Peoples Press. newspaper pin e.. at sai,: Ma!
dlebury. three weeks successfully previous 10
the time of said Court.
j. S. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy o record.
80. Altesi J. S. BUSHNELL, Eesi .ter.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States DIS rici Court,
w.. T1,

Vermont District.
Ih Bankruptcy. Noliceto show Gauge ara inst
petition e Alfred Atvo1 ri Of Granville, Shuptns-
ter SAID district 10 he decI red br.:kru III
office Of SirGuel PreBIIss disi rici j;rtig~ Ia
Montpelier in said district on Tues day Jsnu
airy lC. loi2. l0aM
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ETHAN ANDRU$,
Commissioners Notice.

VIZ the subscribers having been lProiated ty the
Hon. Probate Court Ter the District OF New h.Ven
Commissioners % reos c. examine aud ad;l.si alt
the claims and demands Of all persons against The
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CONSUMPTION AND DFATU

w Ill most assn edly be the early fate of those
W VINO n,glect themselves when afflicted
such as a Cold, Cough Brnuchitis, or Sorencss
II the Aroat, lloaI seness. Difficult ExpectoTe-
non, asthma, Splitting OF Blood. sc. Or Dun-
for the re "oval and cure Of those dangerous and
tTou !cStmc disc scs. Therefore, You who are
iaooSlns una r the influence of these complaints.
procure in immediately this medicine before u be too
late. One boitle may he the means If prolonging
ysur lie. AIv avs ask for Dr DunCan's Expecto-
RAM NSmtdy,and see that you getit, and not be per-
9uadcd by GONE who sell d ferent medicines ia
take some OF Their medicine I1ptefcrence. These
persons obtain SOFA" oueap thing, and palm il on
tic pu''lc at full price. ItIs therefore important
Tor purchasers 10 be on their guard.
Ir Duncan-s EXpeCtorani Remedy is put I'D IA
! lTgc SIZE bottles, and enveloJ ed IN blue paper
3 he )ute' form contains a fine steel pia.e cnera-
vlnE, representing Hope in q Storm
Principal ONCE, . North Eishth street, PtIa-
delphla. Also at the store Of JOHN FISHER,
Wheeling. Va.
fTrp I DOL nov hNffIp inn
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TRUST SALE.

EBURSUANr To o decd of Trust tom John W
q Berry 10 me-, dated 29fh oC february 1870
aud rec Red "a the clerks ohi Of the county
court Of THIS county In deei book %. page 81, and
also "a pursuance Of n decree fthC CIr.ut Supc-
nor Court OfLs aud Chancely for ONO county.
lated June 10, 1912. ] shall sell on Monday the
hfst day of August next, the following properly
assigned TO me by said decd.
ist, The steam en-inc and fixtures. mast works
and iuTmInS mnCklIe, topelhcs with other ma
chIn.ry nccessaD for carrying on the rope
making business, ns they now stand in the roye
walk O cugIed nv the said John Berry.
%. The household goods and furniture Of the
said Jrhn w Berry.
Sd, Blocks, Cordage, Tar BUCKETS. Snatch
hloc&s and other articles comprising the stock
N trade of the SAID JOhn w Berry.
The fixtures Of the Rope Walk Will be sold on
the premlses; the furniture at the residence Of the
SAID BCrT d, on The National Road, and the stock
az the warehouse Of John + Clarke. corner of
Mono and Water SITS.
Terms OF sale. All sums OF - DO lars, and
under cash, over 20, 3 aud 6 months credit. the
purchaser giving bond e. security bearing interest
rom the day ofsale.
CHAS l. STRONG, Trustee.
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IOR RENT

fVHE subscilb der VIII rent Tor ono on more years
Q the house aud eardcu, and If required 5or s.
ceres Of pasture land, beng the sumo now 0ccu.
good repair, good SPRING and other buildings.
Possession gwen on thc tst ofApul
street. over and fu thc rear II thc store occupied
bY : AVERY q CO a. q hat rtrrr
MAJ ~ JOHN W,LLEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES
Il. a.. HAWKINS

, ESPF CTFULLY informs the ladies and gen
h ilemen Of Wheeling that he has opened a
room for a short time over J VI Clarke's Ex-
change office, Iain street, where he IL prepared
20 furnish the most perfect Photographic pOT-
traits, sunshine (nOt az heretOlOreJ being Reccs-
sary with this improvement. Persons wishing
To rcTpCtuaie a faithful resemblance Of them
selves and friends on an unperIshHblc tablet have
now au opportunity Of doing 60 90 a very mode
rate expense. The CXtfCIe beauty an poTfO cti0 n
OF these u. natures 0yeriOTmCr PRODUCTIONS OF the
DaguCrrCutype c1ruoti all 10 please. Nou are res
u~CctlIlly invited 90 coll and examine for your.
selves. Hours from @ A 10 90 B. Il M.
One Of the improved apparatus fr sale VITA
usfrur IONS nurlv as above. an %