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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14
A NEW WONDER.

Our ageis full of wonders and improve.
ments as the world is of people. Every
department of the economy of lile-the
subtler sciences as well as the moral prac-
tical systems--has some great Invention
to boast Of, surprising all that even the
dreamer had imagined. The last wonder
is that of The man zcho don't sleep! His
name is Gourlay, and he lives in Boston !;
and he details his experience in one of
the Medical Journals, something after this
fashion: He was forty years old before
he began to think of doing without sleep.
I he first trial he made was on a voyage
over the Atlantic, and, in this voyage
which lasted only forty two days, he did
not sleep a wink This was the mere
commencement-so he took a good nap,
and made second trial. This time he
did not sleep for three years! He took
laudanum TO induce sleep, drank whiskey.
&C., but without effect. He has now
been five years and six months without
sleep! His health, which had not been
good, on account of an attack Of the eyri-
sIpelas, is now improving, and as soon as
he can take exercise, he thinks be must
recover.
Mr.. Gourlay's plan has one great dis
advantage; and thatis in not being able
to get sleep at all !; and, to say the least of
sleep, be shouldn't wholly disregard it.
For instance, an afternoon nap of a few
months in the hot season, would at least
be proper tribute TO auld lang syne,'
We should fear the fate of the man who
had the cork leg, which moved with
springs, and (says the tradilion,) ran off
with him entirely-we should fear too
much aoaiking. But. after all, Mr.. Gour-
lays plan mas several decided merits. To
a watchman it would be immense: He
could walk about. in all weather, with his
eyes as wide open as an owls, spying out
all sorts Of mischief. To gentlemen who
go to balls, and parties, and pay late at
tenhons Of that sort, it would be of pow
erful Importance. To Students, and 9th
er weak people, who sit up o'nighs, and
sometimes get their hair sIngcd by Il too
close devotion TO the midnight oil, we ear
nestiy commend Mr.. Gourlay's plan. The
only ones TO whom it would be superla.
lively pleasant would be the sleepers at
Churches, and Lectures, who frequently
wake up to find hundred eyes fixed up.
on them, and are remarkably gratifed on
recovering their sense of hearing to find
the speaker alluding TO their unfortunate
foible. On the whole we think Mr.. Gour.
lays plan is one that deserves TO be ex
amincd wide awake.
The factory girls al Steubenvile, Ohio,
have struck for higher wages.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

DEArH OF Moan WEBSTER. Noah
Webster, L. L. ID. and popularity known
as The great American photographer, died
in New Haven, on Sunday evening, the
28th of May. at o'clock. DIR. Webster
has been long time before the public as
prominent individual in The various de-
partments of social life. He twas early
distinguished as political writer of great
ability, and he afterwards engaged in the
business ofpublic instruction. His pub
locations, as valuable assistants in the
work of education, were widely known
and favorably received. In 1907, he en-
tered upon the arduous task of compiling
a new and complete Dictionary of the
English language, which, after various
difficulties and discouragements, he sue
ceeded in completing for publication in
1928.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
second Volume of the Magnet.

Philadelphia, May 3, 1873 I0t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

Milford April 10 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

Deio" we give COpiouS extracts from
our exchanges in relation 10 the recent
treatment Of the British towards the in
habitants of the Sandwich Islands. We
copy from BicknelI's Reporter:
THE BRITISH AND THE SAND
MICH ISLANDS.
About two since we announced that
the British under Capt. Paulet, had taken
possession of the Sandwich Islands. The
news only reached New Orleans on the
a9d, by way of Vera Cruz; but many ad-
ditional particulars ere given. Our New
Orleans contemporaries are quite indig-
nant at the movement, and denounce It
in 40 measured terms. The entire cor
respondence between the British and the
Island authorities is given. The first let
ter from Captain Paulet is dated Februa-
~ ] Tth. In tins, he describes himself as
having appeared at the Port 10 afford pro-
lection 10 British subjects, and to commu-
nicate with The king in person in relation
10 certain insults. The king declined hat-
ihg personal interview, but acknowl-
edged a willingness 10 receive any writ
ten communications, at the same time
stating that Dr. Judd had been appointed
confidential Agent Of the Government.
Captain L. under date OF February
I7th, said he would hold no communica-
lion with DR.. Judd, as he had been the
prime mover of The proceedings against
British sBhjects. He demanded compIi-
ance wl'h NE request for a personal in
terview before O'Clock the next day,
and threatened ala attack. Certain de-
Inands were then made in form-namely,
The remoVaI of the attachment upon Mr..
Charlton s property, reparation for loss,
the ackn owledgment of the right of Mr..
Simpson to act as British Consul, guar
antee that DO British subject should in
future be subjected to Imprisonment in
ietters, unless, accused of crime which
by the laws of England would be consid-
ed felony. Also, one or two other
points of minor importance. This de-
nand was accompanied with threat to
attack the town. a: p. ID. the next day,
u not complied with
The correspondence between the pro-
ger officers of the Islands, and Paulet, the
Driti.li captain, which here follows, we
omit for wan, of room.)
The New Orleans Bulletin states that
fos.S Paulet raised the British fac on the
Goth Of February last, in honor Of the an
aexaiion OF the kingdom 10 the British
empire. and on the same day notified the
Consul Of the United States that he could
ne longer exercise his official functions
srithoat being acknowledged by the Brit
,sil Government. The King made a
lengthy and formal protest against this
procedure, which has been transmitted
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

~ PHYSIOLOGY. embracing CepnolOSY, THIeHo-
ogy, Pathology, Physiognomy, Psychology,
Neurology, Electricity, GaIvansn, Magnetism,
Light, Caloric, Life.
BYLA ROY SUNDERLAND.
The design Of this popular and interesting
work, is the investigation of all the laws which
appertain to Human Life, and which are concern
ed in the production of those states OF the Nina
called Somnambuism, Insanity, Dreaming, Sec
ond-Sight, Sommmpaihy, Trance, Clairvoyance,
and various other Mental Phenomena, which have
hitherto remained shrouded IN mystery
Its pages are enriched with Essays and Com
munications, detailing Facts, illustrating the Sci
ence Of Cephooey. which teaches the influence
and susceptiblities of the Human Bran, and the
method of controlling its separate organs by Path
eism; together with such information as may as
sist in the most successful application of this
wonderful agent to Diagnosls-the DeLineatlon OF
Character-and the relief of human suffering.
The Second Volume will be commenced in
June, ls4S, in large octave form, and issued
monthly, on the following
TERMS:
I Two dollars in advance, will pay for one copy
for the year. or sixteen copies of any one number.
ii For Six Dollars, fifty copies of any one num-
Der; or four copies for one year.
Ill For ten dollars, ninety copies of any one
number; or seven copies for one year.
" For Fifteen Dollars, one hundred and fifty
copies of any one number; or twelve copies for
one year.
V To the trade, they win be put up at Nine
Dollars per hundred, when one hundred copies
ara ordered at time, with the cash i'll advance.
Agents must state distinctly, what the money
sent is designed to pay for; whether for entire
volume, or for so many single copies of one nnm-
ber.,
As these terms are low, the Publishers canno;
doubt but Agents will see the Justice Of giving
special attention 10 what follows
All payments must be received by the Publisher
before each number is sent out the Office.
All payments must be remitted free of postage,
and in Safety-iund money, or It's equivalent in this
city.
Agents must give particular instructions as to
the manner in which they may wish each number
forwarded.
-" Every Editor who shall give this Pros
pectus Gncluding this paragraph six Insertions,
shall receive the Magnet for one year, from June.
l643. provided the papers containing this notice
be forwarded, marked to the New York Card,
New York City" and provided, also, that these
conditions be complied with before nuary, 1874
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Nf o III i g n

A Petition for Discharge and Certificate un-
der the Bankrupt Law, has been fled by
Abraham Marsh. Weaver, Monroe,
And Friday the 2sh day of July next, a,
IL o'clock, a. M. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court sitting IN Bank
ruptcy, at the Dislric, Court Room, in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors
Of the said Petitioners, who have proved their
Debts, and all olher persons in interest, may
appear and show cause, if any they have. why
such Discharge and Certificate should not be
granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav 3. IS43-IO
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The Bankrupt Law is Repealed,

The subscribers have been for the last eigh-
teen months, building and fitting up their esiab-
iishment, with machinery for the prosecuting Of
their business, which they have completed, and
in full operation. They now have on hand and
intend keeping a general assortment of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14
PlOugils, Lumber Wagons,
PIeaVlIse CARRIAGES. &c.


got up in the best manner, which they offer
cheaper for ready pay than can be purchased
at any other establishment in this country.
The following is a list of prices, they offer
to the public, for cash, approved paper or in
exchange for Farmers produce----paricularl
straw at the highest cash prices.
Light and fancy spring wa
gons, from $50 90 to $l10 90
Two-horse Lumber wagons, so 90 10 so 90
Do do do
with bodies, whipple-trees,
and neck-yokc from 60 90 10 20 90
A first fate article Of Ploughs,
of all descriptions, in use in
this Country, from so 10 5 GO
Best sde-hiIl Ploughs for 6 90
Plough Shares 2s. 2s 3D. and 3s Side-hilI
shares and shares with cutters for IS. Cd. 9th
er plough Castings at the same rate.
ALSO:
Corn CuEtiyadOrs, Plough CIevices,
Sleighs, Sleigh Shoes. wagon Box
es, Churning Machines, Cast
ings and Mill HrOMs
of almost every description, both wrought and
cast, on hand and made 10 order. All kinds Of
TURNING, of wood and iron and repairing
Of wagons, Carriages, &c. &c. neatly execu-
ted al the shortest notice, al reduced prices.
These are the times for bargains and those
who doubt it, can satisfy themselves by calling
on the subscribers.
ROYS & HELLER.
Milford April 10 l643.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

nEVOTED to the investigation of HUMAN
~ PHYSIOLOGY. embracing CephologY, Phreno
logy, Pathology, Physiognomy, Psychology,
Neurology, Electricity, Galvanism, Magnetism,
Light, Caloric, Life.
nov
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

Sheriff Hart, says The N. Y. Tribune,
has somehow arranged his affairs. He is
out Of Jail and exercising the functions of
his Office. The business OF The office has
somehow been put ia charge Of one Of his
sureties, capable, upright aud every way
responsible man, aud HAT it is now IN a
tram ofadjusimeat Il is said the deEal.
cations OF the Sheriff will prove much
less than has been reported, and that uIti-
mately all will be paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

ERIE CANAL.-We learn from the Erie
Observer, that the amount (S50,0O0) re-
quired to secure the charter TO the Erie
Canal Company has been subscribed.
The observer says that " the Commission
ers have certified The fact TO the Cover
nor, and in two or three weeks the COM
pany will be Differed and ready TO trans.
act business. There is no doubt that mo-
ney can be borrowed by pledging the
work for lis payment. This renders il
certain that the canal will be finished. II
is supposed that II will be ready by the
first Of September, 1874.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14

The factory girls al Steubenville, Ohio,
have struck for higher wages.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Below we give copious extracts from
onr exchanges in relation 10 the recent
treatment Of the British towards the in
habitants of the Sandwich Islands. We
copy from BicknelI's Reporter:
THE BRITISH AND THE SAND
MICH ISLANDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
TRVSTEE,s SALE

or Coal PrirHsg's and Torn Lots, in j &. {
Ritciiie's addition.
I1Ok CAN1 10 C ed Of Ttrst from John Rat.
chic and vile, and Crais Rrtrhi. and WIFI,
To me GATED the 25th day of April Iri2. AMI re
eoraed IN the clerk Office OF the county court OF
book %, page 4G9 shall on Frlday ne fri IA,
81 Oetooer "srt proceed to sell at public auciiua
az tue mont 'oor Of the Count house of OHIO
e9Inty' ga me uHSotd lots IA hat pa of the citv
S M Stals kitDhe, as an addition t. Middle
nherIhg, plat of whieh addition is recorded
~ saiu clerks Office IL deed hook % page asa !
,nst IS 10 say the lots designated on said olaf
oy tue numbers ~. Il, IL, Is. u aud IL: also all
hepTirtteges Of digging dad aiming coal, which
arc conveyed to me by said decd
IkkMS-rhe purchase money 20 be paid IN
1"ISS e9ual instruments, IN one, two a Hd three
years with inter- ~ from the day OF sale Selling
as trustee, undertake. only TO convey such title
as Is vested IN me by slid dead of Trust.
PARKER CAMPBEII.,
" ~ VS. Trust
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O3!rI ARN.

IL - with heartfelt grci. which Is also evident
among all closes of our citizens. that announce
the death OF SAMUEL SPRiGG. Esq whn died
yesterday " ornns at hts iarn four miles from tia.
city. ngod % wears.
MIR Sprgg has Tor n'nny years past resided IN The
city, here heihas Iaany ini,Ics's. nEd at has farm
In the cuustry. In early life ne studded tho pro-
ie.-ion sc tie law and although his tasie led him Ia
devote most of his time To the pursuits Ol agricu
,urc. there ia the country very few Win
could grasp The strong points OF law case
OF jury, than couLl Mr. Sprigg when occssiun call
I'D Iur the eIerlion To a mind Of vast natural
tuwer. Mr. Sprigg added habits uf correct. euetgcI-
nc, active thoughi. and au eNiraurdInary memory.
dor Mi that nns worth acknowledgement had he been
willing. he uten urged, enter the p"Iilcnl
-nrcna. lew men would have stud his equals III
public respect BdmIraiion nnd esteem; but nudesI
and una,suuning, devoted Ia n family hp dearly
i,ved. and w whom he was return. nlmosI lido
'zed. he preferred the less Ihouy path Of private
life. and uniformly resisted oil calls To :; read hs
shere VI action beyond the county where he re,
la him. family universally beloved. have IosI
unoqunllcd measure. tho poor nhc md i'll Tag
friend the y"ung and cnierprsing, an adviser and
hencfacIOr. agriculture this section. n fah, r. the
mproy emenIs oGuur city and state. n constant and
energetic supporter, aud the wh"le public. high
minded. enIcrprsing. industrious aud valuable ci
ZrH.
His funeral will take place To morrow at 10 o.
clock. 4 NJ. from his residence in the city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
a NEW EDITION OF SWANS IRE

N A1ISE. ISAAC n WHITING has publish.
ed a New Edition Of Swans TreaiIsc-wrh referer.
ces to the newly Revised Statues of this State. A
Treatise on the Law relating 10 the Powers and Du.
tics uf Justices The Peace aud Coasables N the
State of Ohio. With Practical FERNS. &C. icy Josspl
r Swan, President Judge Of tho Twelfth Judicial
Circuit vol royal $50, 606 pages
The First Part contains summary yicw Of the
progress Of civil So %. from is commencement 20
s termination. with tee geueral principles of law
~ relation 10 the difereni kinds Of aciious-Who
should sue and he sued-ihe issuing. service and
return Of the SUMMONS and cspiss-the attendance
aud competency of NineSses--the trals-the gene.
raj rules of evtdence-the forms and effects Of dc
fefent Hads Of judgmenlsho stay oi execution a ~
add proceedings ihere0n--the issuing Ui the execu.
tiog-tho power. duty and lshiiUy Of the officer ~
arresting ieyyng advertising. and selling-do TRIAL
Of Ito right OF psoperIytetuSrs Of executions. etc
The Second Parl contains tie geuctsl rules OF law
relation % statutory actions such orcible eaFy
and detaiuer. attachment ETC. and treats Of contracts
her rights AID liabies partners, caruerI Of goos.
'un keepers. Husband and wife, parent and child,
unster and servant and other miscellaneous matters
Of civt nature
The Third Part contains Law ia relation 10 pro
seeutlors iOt crimes and misdsmeanofs viii prsct..
cal forms.
The Fourth pan contains forms q cogysysnees
Wdls, sgteeueuis. etc.
THIS work msy BE- had Il me B9okstore n
STEPHENSON A. HASVVELI
July - Union street whooliug, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

MARRlEp--O Monday evening l,st. 10y the
Rev Th"nunS Sinuh. Gen. T. J.CKsnN. tn Mise.
JANE +. daughter ct Ai.rew G,.t'iuer E-q.. ct
UuIonIOwa. Pt.- Pdrk.rsbHryh GGsrib ~ Jdy ! )
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
TRANSATLANTIC ENII FIRSTLY.
II T. ICAL DEP-A MENT.

PENNSYLVANIA ENIN ERSTrY.
VI DICAL DEP'A MENT.
ME course Of instruction will open, as hereto
Il fore, on the lsr Monday Of November. MD
close on lhe last day Of February. under The follow
log Faculty. viz
Benz w Dudley, NJ D. Professor OF Anatomy and
Surgery;
James F. Cross. NJ d. Professor Of Institutes md
Medical jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett, NJ d, Professor OF Theory and Prac.
Ucs;
WIN Il Richardson, NJ %. Prof uf Obstetrics and
Diseases UG WoHen Sad ChildTcs;
Il Mitchell. NJ ID. Prof Maieria MsIicu aud Their
npeuIics. ami Dean III Faculty;
Robert Peter, VI d. Pr.f "f Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bush, VI D. Adjunct Prof Of Anatomy anC
Surgery;
Who will receive notes OF csCd and solyer
banks Of the Slnies whence the pupils come. Thou
discount. for their several HcIcfs. The aggregate
sum Of which - Sos. For the Mairicnlarnn and
Library ticket OF SIS. and Inc Graduation Fee IT SEQ
par funds are required Boarding and Lodging, as
heretofore. for Two Ia three dollars Der week. aad
probably for less. (ncludrng fuel and lIGhrs.) For
further information, address the Dean. tpost Paid)
Bv order,
THOS mitchell l., Bean, s c.
Lexington. July Is43. I'm
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IHNnE PROsE RoMANCEs 81 rdrnr A

n Poe. author ni The Gold Bog" Arthur
Gordon" "Pym" Tales of the Gr,iesguc aud Ara.
hesque. Sc Uniform serial edition, eath number
complete M itself. No |, containing the murders
n.he Ru'. M"rque. nGd the Man that was u-ed
mp. Just received nu. for sale nj
~ - MLLlORS, Uuiun ST.
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1'HE subscribers beg leave l. ia form the citi-
Gems Of Wheeling and vicinity that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No I43 Main street, Wheeling, Va. where
may be found an extensive aesori ment of Gilt
and MahOgany framed Looking Glasses, POr-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con
sis ling ofFcathsr Beds: holsters, PILE VS., curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk aud spring
mattresses; tocethc= with full assortment of
the latest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this CITY; all of Inch will be sold
on the NEST tea sonable terms and rarrGnfed.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneeIs,
varnlsh, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly OF
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Cf furniture on the most accommo iatlnS terms
and at short notice.
Orders ia Zane,viIlS can he lef. with F
ADAMS s. Co.
jy % NENDEI. & HARBOUR.
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~ CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior
court OF .aw and ChSnceTy for OHIO county.
Moses Rhodes, ev-pldiHG1t.
Archibald Hoods, Sheuh OF Ohio county, auU
a. Such Administrator al john SOChmau de
Sraseo, Hyury u SOckuion, Isaac l. Brown ~
fiEabeth MS wife which Henry and Elizlbett
are children and hens at law of the saId John
der Henderson,, d-(enddHfS.
Pursuant to the decree IN ado in this cause Is
sald court on the t2th day of June lsi3.
VIII on the 10th day OF August 1873,
ana hereafter by adiournnents from une To-
ulhe ls shal! be necessary, OF nIy ONCE IN the
city Oi NheriIn-, Virginia, proc ccd To take at
account OF aud report hat IS duv & the plaintiff
and the Defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged IN the hill what assets, # any. have CONT
10 Tue hands of the said administrator &c be al
ll"lStertd, AM whe part thereof n any, remains
u6adininisteTeu; what effects of the SAID John
Sockuan deceased If any, have besn taken pos
ses SION OF by the said Henry. have come to his
hahds, whether TIC has wasted or PaTteS with the
same, what u due fTOp said Henry IS exec 'oi
&c son TORI 0y reason there ii what real estate OF
the Sad John SocSman has descended TO the
saiu henry and Elizabeth. and the annual value
hercSii what debts at said john SOCkman re-
man unpaid, diStngu;s hing such a az binding
on ms htlTs from such are not, and such other
malters hs SAID decree directs, or as shall deem
pc uhant' or the parties specially require.
ar noilccls hereby gIN Ell TO the CREDITORS
OF t.e sad John SOckInan dec aeed, TO APT ear
oslore me and prove their demands, on or before
ne SAID letn day of August 1919, at
my Office aforesaid AID deposit OF Sc
cure their reasonable share of the costs of this
SUIT, aud that such of them as sh all NOT IN apu.ar
ana prove their de manhs aud deposit or secur,
their reasonable share Of the costs of this suit
Will he excluded from the benefit Uf said decree
AID OF any ttheT dec.eo or dvcrees TO be made m
tlli3 cause.
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAM ~ NCssELL, Tor cOmp'r Jc -
j he parties II the above cause ale hereby no.
tiheu, that tho dcpoSItIuuS OF joseph Gill and
Others VIII be Sa<en ut the residence Of sand Gill
ln the town of Mount Pleasant, JcHt rson county,
IN the state of Ohio, Monday the oath day of
JnIy IS43, between the hours of two aud seven
named cause, on behalf Of sail plaintiff and said
HENDERSON. And II from any cause the taking
OF the same shall not be commenced, or bciT p
commenced, shall not be con, leted on that day
the taking thereof WI b. adjourned from time 10
time, until the same shall be completed.
ic ~ ALIEN INnER HENDERSON
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TRUS STILES SALE.

by Virtue ola d, ed ofTTust daled the 10Th dsy
~ Of October lS42 executed by Hiram Martin
TO me as trustee, TO secure the payment Of GER
tain debts IN said deed mentioned, l shall offer
o. public sale to the highest bidder, at the front
duor OF the Court House on Thursday the 10Th
day Of August next, the following described real
property, VIZ: lot No ~, situate the North side
81 Wafer street, IA that part of Middle Wheeling
and others.
Also, tot number l35, IN East Wheeling, and
on which - erected a good brick tenement.
The title TO he above property 10 believed u
be indsputabe, but selling trustee / SO all only
convey such q le as Is vested IN me by sad deed.
Terms Of Sdle-Si5O sash will be r,qUiied the
balance IA two eq"at payments, 1T and IL
months, aud the title TO be retained unul the
purchase moncY shall be pad.
JAS A CT AVEF
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