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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06

I-lSHtecH StHdtOIS III duultiOn 10 Tie ABOVE APP
peared in their seats.
On motion of Mr. CRITTENDEN, the House was in
formed that the Senate was ready to proceed to
business.
1t was also ordered that three daily newspapers,
or such number as were equal in price to three
dailes, be supplied to each Senator.
Resolved, That the Senate meet at II NJ, until
further ordered.
The House not being yet organized, the Senate
adjourned.
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NAVIGATION AND ru WEArHER-There lie some
ICE in the river, yet the North America reached
Albany Monday morning The weather is now
mild that il will probably remain open few
days longer. The navigation on Lake Champlain
has closed for the season
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way of New Orleans, we have received news from
Galveston to the ed, and from Campeachy TO the
9th instant.
The Houston Citizen Of the 18th, contains report OF
General Houstons recent public address in that city
The address of the President is mainly denial OF the
charges that have been made against him and vindca
ton his conduct and policy President Of the Repub
lie He represents the country as in much more pros
porous and hopeful condition than when he was installed
in 1885, The frontiers he says which were formerly the
Of frequent and Of constant alarm and
danger quoted and rendered by the pacifca
ton of the Indian tribes while with Mexico truce has
been effected which, least gives the country oppor
tuny for rereshmcnt and repose il do not end In the
establishment of peace For the first time, he says the
people planting and gathering their crops without a
prehension and without danger He vindicates himself
from the charge Of having caused to be nn,asd to Santa
Anna that the prisoners taken at Mier had marched with
out orders He says that he demanded aid also the Co
vemens Of England France and the United States for
those prisoners the treatment usually accorded prison.
Of On the existing relations between Texas and
explicit We should infer from his remarks, that the sui
ect Of negro emancipation had been brosched by Eng
land but not in an authoritative or dctatorial
Mr.. Hoye, bearer Of dispatches from General Vol to
the President Of Texas had arrived Houston from Me-
rived with dispatches from the Texan Charge at Wash
ngton city Nothing has tranpred relative to the ma
ure Of these dispatches except that the President men
toned that they were favorable.
Hopes had been entertained that General Lamar would
suffer his name to be used in the canya for Presidency
But recent domestic affection and iii health determined
him not to participate in public affairs and he is aboutto
revisit his native state.
The Brassos river has again overowed its banks as
also the Trinity doing some damage to the crops
The Texan Congress is ordered by proclamation OF the
President at Washington on the first Monday
Of December, proximo.
The Neptune which arrived yesterday from Galveston,
spoke, the 2ls inst, the u. schooner Frt Lieut.
Davis, commanding, bearing dispatches from Gen. Waddy
Thompson, Minister TO Mexico to Gen. Murphy, United
States Charge dAfaires in Texas
Campeachy papers say nothing Of the now armisticr
with Mexico reported by the last arrival from Laguna
the contrary they exhibited very hostile feeling to-
wards the Mexican Government II Is said that in both
Tobasco and Laguna persons suspected Of entertaining
revolutionary principles arrested and held In DURANGO
till definite orders from Santa Anna received Two
English frgatcs and by the Gre
clan standing in the direction Of Mexico II was thought
they had been dispatched from the West India Station.
o. A great sale Of Fancy goods takes place to-
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INTELLIGENCE FROM CUBA.-We have received
letters and papers from Havana and Matanzas to
the oath ult There is nothing important in the pa
pers. Markets at both places were dull. Crowds
Of strangers were arriving more than usual The
fever had wholly disappeared The railroadto Ba-
tabano was 10 have been opened on the LIST inst. -
1t gives communication in four days, with St. Jago
de Cuba. and thence to Jamaica.
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House mad rieht 70 regulate deDaIe, Dut not 10
ieny it, He wished no disturbance, but the House
was about TO proceed to solemn act.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON, of Tenn, said he hoped the
gentleman from New York would not insist upon
eading his document at that time. 1t was an in
terruption to business, and the House ought now to
proceed towards organization. (Cries Of "Go on"
Speaker" &c.)
Mr.. c. ]. INeERsoLL had no objections to indulge
the gentleman in reading the document as matter
DIR. DUNCAN, Of Ohio-Mr. Clerk, II the Hon
member who has Just sat down has no objections
to hearing the document read, have some oblec,
ions to it, would ask whether y Is the duty OF
the Clerk to allow the question, whether such
document be read, to be put IT. IT is so, and the
negative given to it, all this discussion is nuga
tory. .,
Mr.. HOLMES, of s. G., said that he protested
against the course, the friends with whom he poll
ticay acted were pursuing. He did mol see any
reading the document at that stage.
Mr.. H. A. WISE, Of Va, said wish to know
whether in the event of the document being read,
by the Hon Member from New York, that docu.
ment will be embodied in the Journals Of the
House. If it does not appear on the Journals of the
House, that Will do away with my objection TO the
reading, and would like to extend the courtesy
to the gentleman from New York,
Mr.. ST. CLAIR CLARKE. III the document is read,
i must become part Of the record Of the proceed
lngs Of the House.
Mr. II. A, WIsE.--Then ! object, but for that
reason only.
The Clerk then moved the call of the House on
the question "Shall the document be read" and
declared that the "Noes" had it. (Cries Of "di.
vide" "divide.'O The House then divided, when
there appeared
Ayes. .................. og
MIR. BARNARD then said that though he was pre-
vented from reading the document then in his hand,
It that time he would bring the matter forward az
soon as the House was thoroughly organized.
The CLERK then said, that as the Rules OF the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

IN CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior court
OF Law and chancery for Ohio county.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Il Whec-
ling, eOmpiaiUdft'
John Clarke aud Rebecca Clarke his wife, Job
Snnbcry and Dorcas G his wife, Samuel K
BrOckunier aud Sarah has wife, John =
Clarke, Ebenczer Il Clarke, David Hull Hnd
Elizabeth T. hts wife, Daniel Lamb and Maria
NJ ms wife, Alexander sullivan and Helen l.
hrs wife, Julia A Clarke, Rebecca clarke the
younger, Joseph Gill, Francis X Armstrong,
administrator &c bOnls non, with the will an-
neNcd OF Noah Zane deceased Ely Dorsey aud
Mary l. has wife, EbencZer Zane, William w
ShrIycr AID Caroline his wife, James A Nc
Clean and Mary his wife. Platott Zane, Hamp-
den Zane, William Pitts and Elizabeth his
wife, Cornela Zane, James & Johnston and
Sophia ms wife. defendants.
Pursuant to the decree made in this cause by
said court, on the I7th day of Jure 1913, the un
dersgned Will on he gath day OF July 1913,
and thereafter by adpuTnm, nts iICm ums TO
time shall bc nScessary, at the Office of Messrs
gina, proceed to take and state an cunt of
What may be due upon the decree mentioned IN
the bIH of complaint, made by this court on the
29th day of October 1899 IN the cause between
Hester Woods aud others, cgfRpiuiHaHts, and
Daniel Zane and others, defendants, aud To what
persons respectively the amount so duo may be
now owing, with the respective - ms due To Cachi
AID also 10 take and state an account of the To-
cation, quantity and value of the real estate per
sOnal and mixed, of the said Noah Zane, constr
tuung the rCslduary fund which by the will of the
debts aud the just charges of his administration 1;
ASH also 20 take and state an account Of the
debts II any, OF the said Noah, or Just charges of
ms administration, remaining unpad, and 10
wholn the same are now owing, with the respcC-
i've amounts due 10 each; AND also to take and
state an account Of the property, moneys aud
eiects which have come To the hands of the de-
PENDANT Francis X Armstrong as admin! stratOr
OF the sdld Noah, or 10 the hands OF any person,
Oy us order OF for his use, and IN what manney
the same has been sold, disposed OF or pad awn y,
ana whether any, and If any, what part Of the
personal estate o: the SAID Noah remains IN the
hands 81 the SAID administrator applicable IL the
claims OF creditors of the SAID Noah together with
anything required by the paIhes or deemed per
tlnent by myself.
And notice rs hereby given for the CREDI-
IOtS Of The sax Noah Zqnc deceased to come
IN aud prove their debts before m, on y from the
SAID 2ith day efJuly lS43, until and upon the 4th
day OF august lsi3 and that such "f said CIcdI-
tors ms shall not so come IN and prove Their debt
VIII be excluded from the benefit of the decree ia
TINS cause. ED. II FITZEUGH,
Master COmmI ssIOnCr.
hANn " RUSSELL. for CSmpt. ie p
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9#a &. 49, s. ess,9 al

Eh ROWN Il cos Baltimore, Philadelphia Cum
a d borlaud, Plush irgh, Wheeling Cincinnati.
Louisville aud 81 Lunis package Express, F,reiyn
Letter, aud General Forwarding OfIiro Suecie.
Bank No'cS. Parcels aud cases Of Goods Of every
dcscripii n. will be received and forwarded with
the utmost despatch To all the Eastern Weslcin and
southern cities. also to Liverpool London Paris and
Havre,
Particular attention given - Custom House Bust.
ness. collection OF notes, drafts. bills. Sc. &c.
Special messenger 40 leave the Baltimore.
PhIadeiphis, and New York offices daily
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Mcssrs ATKINSON IL rEMPLEMAN. Cumberland AId
JAMEs Y. Caldwell, Esq. Wheeling. Va.
L. y. FRANCIsCUs & Go. THIRD ST, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
And No 80 Main. ~ Louis. Mo.
GEORGE A. BERRY, Esq. Putsburgh, Pa.
BRowN Il CO, ~ South Third Street, Philadelphia
PA.
And Museum Building, Baltimore street. Batimore,
Md. July 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
NEW ARRINAL..

Nh & II. II. SWEENEY ~ co. have re-
1NIs ceived from New YurS - large md suPe-
Tor STOCK Of the latest styles FRENCH and EN-
f'LlSH CHINA of the finest qualify aud the most
fashionable aud approved styles Their stock
cons ISIS IN part OF White ard Gold Band Breakfast
and Tea Sits, White aud Blue. Breakfast Dinner
aud Tea Sells Of various patterns of improved gran
lie China. Also, large assortment OF Common
Ware, all Of hiCh will he suld al the lowest prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS City Dealers and
Families. would do well to cal and examine their
STOCK as they may rest assured Of being pleased with
qualify aud prices. W2I
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FUDGE SWANS NEW WORK ON Exc


&c Ct"rOKS AND ADMINISTRATORS
ISAAC y NnrTiNG has This day pubshtd "
Manual tor Ey,rrter, and Admin traitors "a The
Settlement OF EIaros Of deceased Persons. With
Spncu'oi rrus. 30. Ne BY Js,Ih Il Swan.
lr,sId, a. judcc OF the 1--WE nh Judicial Circuit.
aud as'ho' Of Swans Treatise on The Law relating
To the Powers md Duri'S OF Justices Of the Peace
and Constabes IA the Suite Of Ohio
This work intended "a be what MS tic pnrpnriy.
Manual or these Who settle Ihe estates OF decpa-
sed pcrsuHs Il embodies the provision of the Sta.
tu'es, with such Comments, Decisions Forms ani
other matter a. are deemed requisite frr persons init
skilled IN the law, uudefslar the ordinary duties
Of Executors aud Administrators. The object has
been Kept an view throughout. lot OILY because
large book would be almost useless to those per-'ns
who desire 10 read not more than Is necessary 10
make themselves well acquainted with ihoir &C ne
raj duties bat because IN most Cases. an Executor
or Administrator would he juslifahIe IN purcha-
sing an expensive work. Besides, Il will perhaps
be found that the book embudies much more useful
Information than the more volumiuOus and eabJraic
English works upon the same subject The various
subjects are treated, could he, in the or
der ia which The various duties should he perform
Cd. beginning wi u the NUIICc 10 Creditors, then the
taking of a e Inventory and Schedules with Forms:
the Sale aud Sale Bill; whai Assets aud what
ho,, the Collection Of the Assets. and when and
how; the Authorization Of Claims against the Es-
tate, and hciri Arbitration. &c with Forms; the Sale
Of the Real Esllt'; the K NEEDLES Ivy and against
Executors und administrators; the Mode Of Settling
Insolvchl Estates, SC. &C. | vol II mo.
From the well known talent uf the Author and
the time aud labor which he has devoted 10 The ahnve
Yo'k. the publisher confidently believes II Will be
found equally rs valuable 10 Executors and Admin
istralors n his we'll known Treaties has boon To
Justices OF the Peace, Lawyers, and men OF business
generally. For sale At The Bookstore ct
STEPHENSON & IiASwELL.
WIS Union ST. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
a NEW EDITION OF SWANS I RE

N ATISE. ISAAC n WHITING has publish
cd New Edition of Swans Trcatls, with referen.
ccs To- the new ~ Revised Salues Of this State \
Treatise the Law relating Iu the Powers and De-
Ties Of Justices of the Peace aud COEstables IA the
State OF Ohiu with Practical FERNS dc. 10y Joseph
Swan, President Judge of the Twelfth Judicial
Circuit. | vol royal Syo. COO pages.
The First Part contains summary view OF the
progress OF CIVIL su A. from lis commencement To
its termination. with the general principles Of law
ia relation To the different kinds of aclions-wbo
should sue and be sued-lho issuing. service aud
return Ufthe summons aud Capas-the attendance
and competenCy OF VViinesses-Ihe ir als-the gene
raj rules OF eVdence--he forms and effects of DIFF
iereni kinds OF Judgmcus-lhe stay ct execution 81
and proceedings lhercun-ihe issuing Of the Cxecu.
tion-the pover. duty and liability Of the officer IN
nrresIrng, evying. advertising, and selliug-Ihe trial
OF the right Oi prOperiy-returus Of executions ctC.
The Second Part contains The general rules OF law
IN relation To statutory acIuns such iUrcIb!e entry
aud deaIner nrIachme nj. etc., aud treas Of onracls
her rights and Liabilities OF parncrs carriers OF guuds
Iuu keepers. husband and WIFE, parent anu en- III ,
G.nser and servant, and other miscellaneous matters
81 civil nature.
The Th'rd Part contains n law in relation Ia pro-
seculions for crimes auL aisdemeanors with pracIi-
cal lorr,s.
I he Fourth part contains forms Of cuuveyanccs
wills, agreements, etc.
This work may be had AT the Book. tore Of
STEPHENSON d lIASWELL.
july Is Union street, Wheeling, Va.
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TRITSTEL,S sALT.

Ee1 Virtue Of deed Of trust from Charles
HP Sterter md Elizabeth his wife 20 me, bear
ing date the 2d day of February ID, IS43, and
now Of record m the clerk Office of the county
court Tor Ohio county. | shall, on Tuesday the
18th day of August l-43, n 10 o'clock NJ, at the
'front.' door OF the Court house for Ohio county
sell to the highest and best BIDDER at public auC-
ton, two lots OF ground situate IN Rltehietown,
numbered on the plat ofsaid town,ten and twelve
IN the eleventh square. together with the build.
lLgs and improvements on the same.
These lots are well improved, with good brick
tenement, and the title Is believed TO be undoubt.
ed and free from all membranes.
Selling a. Hrsstec. shall convey such tile as
is vested an me by the SAID decd of ust.
Terms made known on the day ~ sale
JAMES = WHEAT, Trustee.
BRENTLlNGER &. SuAILCROSS,
~ "A Is Auction crrs
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FOUNTAIN INN.
liate Belhoorer's,l LrGur ST, BALTIMORE.
w w DIN

itHte betMOOUer'S,i LIGHT ST, BALllMOkE.
w w DIX,
ARTHURL FOGG,
IL ANlNG leased this extensive and iavorIe Cs
n Enlistment. and entirely renovated and 70
h''ed II throughout 80 that It can compare adyania
seonSly with any similar establishment IA the Union
nave no hesitation IN cudeavoring TO attract the
attention OF the travelling public to this iavcrie
uoleL IL the most strenuous eNerIions, joined to
every possible convenience To he found else here
can insure success they pledge themselves IA, is
"''her well earned reputation shall not only be
merited but surpassed
In accordance with the difficulties Of the times
'hey have determined To reduce their charges TO
correspond. Price 81 .25 per day.
Baltimore. July 3, 1913 Iy
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SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
? VIE wonders ct TIE World iu Nature, Au.
and Mind, comprising complete Library Of
useI"i end entertaining knowledge. illustrated uru
several huDdroJ cugrayiugs. spIculrllv h4rHd
ROC sale 90 MELLORS 40 70.
~ Eul1u ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
StTA'NBURN,S VEG ETABLE-EX-
- TRACT-PILLS.-T valuable medl

S,TA'NBURN'S yEGET ABLE--EX-
- TRACT-PILLS.-Th valuable medi-
cine il placed before a discerning public as vege-
table compousd of such n EiIld aud gentle nature rs
To allow It 10 be given with the most perfect safety
10 The e sufferer e the leudercst years, still suiii
cienty. powerful thY repeated duse-) 10 eradicate
the Ned disease from the sturdiesI frame. And
vet it does this without mpairng The constitution.
producing any OF thn-e Injurious elects which
must always follow the use of badly prepared medI
cine.
TIE Stainhurn Vegetable Extract Pills are COM
posed MT only 81 HE most approved and useful
purgnnve plants and roots. bat " should he remem-
bered Ihni the extract only made from those plants
and roots aro used, Growing aside all inert and
improper particles, thus securing the very essence
Of the vegetables ia their natural growing state.
The above medicine is for sale al 25 Gle per box.
Al the office 335 Broadway.
For sade by JOHN II THOMPSON,
nj Ike bookstore of VIM Robb.
Also Tor sale by + w BASSETT.
Jy II South Wheeling.
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NE USTARD SEED WANTED-For
lNk which the highest price will lie paid in
CASH, by OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST.
Jy % Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

Prepared and sold b. 4 q SaaJs 1. Co, Drug
zisfg aud Chemists Granite buildings ~
Broadway, corner 81 Chambers 81 NCu YORK
aud fot sale by Drgglsts throughout tbc 4 S.
Price 81 per bUtfIc, sax b8ff |rs for 81.
The rgbi.ca ere respectfully requested r1 rcu5em-
hci that o. fs Saudss Slrsapaulia that has aud Is
constantly achieving such Temah able cures of
the fuusf difficult class Of stases Goo which tho
h1mau frame ts subject, aud ass i9r Sands Ssr.
rarrfis nd take 30 other
/ JLfFEE PfN 0E Ascent By special ru.
! rrirfresf BJT bs PrgrristOls. fgr HflsEHe
] ead gigtHt'g. ~ o.
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TRANSATLANTIC UNIVHRSTTYL
NJ IL ID IGAI, IL Il p II ~ NJ u 4. II

TRANSNLNANIA UNIV SRSTrNL
NJ DICAL II EP'A RTMENT,
ME course Oi instruction will open, rs hereto
L io'e, on the LIST Monday Of November AID
close Oh the Las, day OF February. under the follow.
ing Faculty viz:
Benz w Dudley, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy aud
Surgery;
James Cross, NJ d. Professor Of Institutes and
Medical Jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett, NJ ID, Professor Of Theory aud Prtc
lice;
WIN II Richardson NJ D. Prof of ObsIei,cs and
Diseases az Women and Children;
Il d Mitchell, NJ ID. P-Ul Alateria MeIca and Tier
npeui:cs, ahd Dean Of Faculty;
Robert Peter, NJ ID. Prpf OF Chemistry and Phafutacv
James NJ Bush NJ ID. Adjunct Prof Of Anatomy aud
Surgery;
Who will receive notes Of good aid s,lyert
banks Of the States whence the pupils come without
discount. for their several tickets. the aggregate
sum of which sos. For the MaIucuIartuu aud
Library ticket OF 81. and the Graduation Fee Of $40
par funds required Boarding aud Lodging, as
heretofore, for Two To Ihr,e dollars per week aud
probably for less, (includmg fuel nud lights For
further information. address the Dean (poH Jaid)
BY order,
THOS ID mitchell l.. Dean, &c
Lexington, July 1913. I'm
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS md GIFTED 10 me 10y note or book
IN account. are respectfully requested 10 Gull
and make speedy payment
y 8 wv UEISKELL
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! have confidence On the representations made
by Martha C0ulin, and have full knowledge Of
her case. ELIJAH y PURDI,
Alderman 10th Ward OF the city Of dew York
Dec tft 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24

Martha C0nln has lived in my family the last
q . years, aud hereby certify chat the igrcgyrHg
statement made by herself b. correct
Mrs NJ ARY % LLOYD,
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PURE PORT WINE,

4 SUPERIOR article for Medical purposes OF
IA hand aud for sale by NJ REILLY.
Jun 3
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PORT OF a sAU WHEELING
tSyras !Akt5r Hh y "
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arrivals and Departures Of Boats for Tie last 4
hours. ending yesterday at o'clock. y. VI
DoatS Armed from, Departed 10
Nucaian, Pittsburgh ST Louis
Iuta, do do
Indian Queen do Louisville
Eveliue. dn ,o
Bfidgewa''r' do Pittsburgh
hlouieZuma. Cincinnati a.,
Allegheny Belle, do Cincinnati
Little Ben FJankiin, DO do
JunIata, 81 Louis Whcpling
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I place full confidence IA the statement made
by Marina COuhn; havIdg known her the past
twenty years. ! will cheenuily give anypartcUiaTs
IN Tela ton 60 her case 20 those who may wish
further Information. ST. ELIZABETH,
Superior Oftbe ROms0 Catholic Orphan AsYiu On .
Prince street, New York dec IS, Is4l.
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SCHOOL BOOKS-FRESH SUPPLY.
TOMSrOCK'S CHEMISTRYi Anhuu's Caesar;
~ Towns Spoilers; Davies Arithmetic; Bolmars
LeVIzacs'; French Grammar; Smiths Arithmetic;
Wehser Cctacu Dictionary ia vols; Phelps
Botany for Beginners. a.. &c. FuT sale cheap by
STEPHENSON ~ HASWELI.
j. - Union ~.
TsNHE LADIES NATIONAL MAGA
q ZINE, being the ARTIST and LADIES
WORLD combined. Number | of the above " or>
just received at Nlellor's call aud sec is one of
the hest works of the kind ever published. Jy ,.
A NINDiCATION Of the SCOTTISH COVE.
"a NANTERS consisting of , REVIEW Of the
Grst series of the Tales Of my Landlord by Thorn
rs McLnrie, &c. &c. author OF the Reformation IA
Spain and Italy" Just roo eived aud for sale at
" 10 NELLOR'S No. 26 Union ~.
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CUANCERY SALE,

OF IOI NO III On FIF TIT STKT.ET.
IN CHANCFRY-ln the Circuit Superior court
Of Inv and Chancery Tor OHIO county.
Stan q Morton,
RS.
Jacob T. Bier and OthCrs.
BY yiIluo Of the proceedings and decrccs IN
The above named cause l shall proceed to sell ~
public aSCiIon. ~ he highest And best bidder on
Monday the SEVENTH dav Of August, 1912,
tbeiug court day,) at the front door of the
court house OF Ohio county, the lo' of ground
'Iuai6d a. the corner. cast e fifth ard south Of
John streets ~ the clfV of Wheeling, beng tCsig-
mated on the plat thereof, by the number ono
hundred and se, Cniy seven M, on the follow
In2 terms of sale VIZ: the purchaser to give bond
aud security for the purchase money, pay able IN
equal lnstalmcnts, IN eight, sixteen and twenty
four months from the day Of sale, respectively
with interest from the dav of sale.
w MITCHELL. Dcp,lty for
ARCHIBALD WOODS, ) g. and
Je2I Is CommssIorer