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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

A~other case Of Seduction, and Deat-A private let
ter to the editor Of Philadelphia paper. fays tha
Rev. gentleman by the name of Lefevre, some
eighteen months since. went to a quiet valley Of the
Susquehannah in quest Of congregation which
exercise his pastoral charge" After obtaining situ-
alton spd preaching there some time, it discovered
TINT he had betrayed young lady, one Of the men,
bers Of his church, Tho father, mother and daughter
were all members of the same church. Upon the mat.
ter being discovered by the PARENTS the mother was
thrown into conyusions from which is thoaght she
will hardly recover and the father put his hands to
his breast-gave one groan and died"
IN another paragraph which published, the story
s coafrmed and the of the father Of the girl s
giyca, which is Moses Woodburn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

We learn that Talks have ben held, between the
Greek and Seminole Chiefs with the object of perfect
ing an arrangement by which the Semuoles shall be-
constituent part of the Creek Nation agreeably
to the provisions Of the Treaty of 1892 1t is to be
hoped that SO desirable object may be
and have doubt that will be DONE through the
efforts of the Agents of those tribes by removing the
Preudices heretofore existing, and producing right
understanding between the parties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

We give in another column of paper, few items
of Foreign news. As paper is small we could make
but few selections. The speech of Sir Robt Peel,
give published in exchange papers, In Congress
the speech has created excitement and the Pres
ient has sent Message to Congress the subject.
We have yet received it, but soon do, We
will lay it before readers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

We learn from the National Intelligencer Of the 4h
inst. that the nominations Of Henry A. Wise, Minis
ter to France. and Caleb Cushing Secretary of the
Treasury have both been rejected by the Senate and
that the nomination of William w. Irwin of Pennsylva-
mia, as Charge d'Affairs to Denmark has been CON
frmed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

The Senate of the United States, has passed the Bill
for the Repeal of the Bankrupt Law bya vote of 80 to
49, AT the last dates from the East, the President had
not signed it. The New York Courier says, 1.-THE
general impression at Washington is, that he will not
return it to Congress, and that body will adjourn
before the expiration of ten days. his retaining
sion of it, will be in effect veto."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25
For the Arkansas Intelligenccr.

1fessrs. Editors:-Will you allow m.
your paper 10 call the attention of our 70
the following extract, from valuable
Gently published rs guide 10 farmers. !. !.
the cultivation Of the parsnip, and its a.
as food for stock during the winter.
"The parsnip produces on an averaa
"a tons to the acre, it contains a great no
saccharine matter, is grateful to the palate
stock, and is greatly conducive to their Il,
1t possesses another advantage, in its hard
may be left on the ground till srrinp, ~.
injured by the frost.
In the Island Of Jersey it forms a re-
OF the field crop. The roots are fed
state to hogs and horned cattle; the flesh
mer they are said to render delicately W.
the benefit derived from the butter, TIM
OF many, is nearly equal to the oil cak1
point OF weight and favour. Cows fed "
during the wintor, are stated to producel4 Il
navour and color equal to that of the Il,
rious grass.'' I'LL
The parsnip should be sowed or drill
y as the frost will permit, tho rows shd ]
hclently wido apart to admit of a sna \
running between, aud should be thinnet
s SIX inches apart, they require but little N
Iho advantage OF cultivating the parsnip|
abundance that it will produce to the a,
li't'e cultivation ii requires. and its value
curing tho winter, and as our farmers Il
VIII have TO make some provisions for the
ing Of their stock. | hopo they may be ind
make an experiment of one acre Of thei
md feel assured that they will not hereal|
'lec! the growth of this valuable vegetable.
A FARM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

Ertremes--ln the latter part of January last,
the Arkansas river was extremely high AT present it
is 90 eStremey low that the smaest boats cannot
get mp to this place. The weather is extremely cold
and the spring extremely backw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

Great Land Slide at Troy, Forty Lipes
several Buildings destroyed. .-ArfuI Casasl,
About o'clock this afternoon, another
slide occurred from the Hill. (Mt. Ida,) z
the awful catastrophe of Jan. I, 1887, trans.I
exceeding in extent and consequences that 4
orable disaster.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25
HydrOphobia.

A dog with this dIeadfal malady, killed in this
place on Tuesday last but not until he had bitten
vsral other dogs We would recommend our citizens
to be on their guard, there are great many dogs
running about town continually.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25
Aliens may be 1a,cfuily enlisted in Ase avmje

Aliens may be iaacfuHy enlisted in Ase armj "a
ms onffed S'dles.-.fhs Court of Appeals OF vif-2
gInia, on the 2Oih inst, by the unanimous deci /.
ION Of the judges, settled this much-vexod que :
tion; so far at least, tho State of Virriri, and
her Julicial tribunals arc concerned.--GloJs.
This Law question was brought before the q.
w. Paschal. ons'of the Supreme Judges of ..knr
on HI'eus Corpus some days since. Judge p 'nflll,
ed the same opinion remanded the soldier 4, are
tody OF his commanding officer but agreed -
question to his brother Judges in term /, one
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

We publish below, the letter of the Secretary of
War, in to the Resolutions of thu Arkansas Le-
gislature asking for additional of defence on
the Western frontier 1t will be that we are to
have an additional regiment of troops-smply because
Mr.. Spencer has no use for them any where else.
This is we'll For although our neishbors peace
able, yet we want the currency which Uncle Sans
boys will scatter By the way. if Mr.. Spencer don't
pay up the Indians their arrearages and thus enable
the poor creatures to shoes and Blankets We will
be responsible peace Of the country another
single minute
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25
THE INTELLIGENCER.
VAN BUREN,. SATURDAY, MARCH IS, ls4s.

We grown almost tired of making apologies about
small sheet, but compelled to say again.
that have not yet received paper, expect-
I'd by the stage, however 90 hope to receive some
psper by the next stage from Little Rock. The junior
Editor of this paper has gone Louisville TO get
supply of paper, and as soon as he returns we
expect to enlarge.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

ssPAppY M'KrNo,'' is inadmssible, account of
personal allusion, and improper language.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25
WAR DEPARrMENr.
Washington, February I3. ls4s. {

WdSHtHgt0n, Fe6Tudry I3, lH43.
SIR:-l have the honor to acknowledge the re-
.cept Of your letter of January last, supposed to
be about the 10th, transmitting resolutions Of the
Legislature of Arkansas, and calling the atten.
tion of this Department to subject which has
heretofore been the occasion of correspondence
with your Excellency. lhad hoped that the views
then presented would have been satsfactory.-
Since that period, Gen'l Taylor has been assign
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

Very Important from The Wesifndc ~
British Brig Diadcm, Capt. Grant, frunf /.
Jamaica, last evening, we are plasss !,
SION OF highly interesting intclEtance {
West Indies.
Two days before tho departure os the
one Of the British mriI steamers q rriv,,d \
ton. with the startling information tai, TIL
OF st. Kits, St. Thomas and Nexa ena5l
most totally destroyed by an eartnqualr
cording to tho reports, these islands 81
completely disappeared. Of St. Thorn, +
vls, scarcely a'particle remained to "A
OF their former locality. This calami. "
ably the result of the earthquake, the 81
which were slightly felt in various por;icr
United States.-N. o. Tropic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-25

With respect to the treaty which =
tered into with the UnitedEfjntes i
treaty, we consider thar thave
right Of visi.aiion. We ~ "
the United States that tkjS sc6tS + iii
ty with any enga cement from IN
right Of Visitation, which, If ~ y
nscted with the question Of tn
thought that is was step in . ps
Uaifcd States psofessed read
natut force to the coast Of AfreME
Or supprcssing the slavo-trad aFf
cept The desnchmen. Of that E.Hpt ~
equivalent forla4fy right which We EJ
still we thought that for a great CO
United States to take that zetep WI 4.
coast Of Africa. although the powc q
is limited under the troaty in such { z
we claim no right to visit SLAYER:
American, aud the right is 10 be exer. Z.
sells Of the United States-we though.
step in advance towards the ultimate a
OF tho slave-trade to accede 10 the D q
the United States.
But. in occeding TO that, we have /,
doned oar claims in tho slightest dea,sd
u ever mako any part of our intentio
,he controversy to abandon the right 20.
lay claim in the despatch / have men
lHear, hear, hear.] We have not cont,
selves, sir, with leaving this fact to becor
by declaration in this House. but ain
pearance Of the Presidents message, We
ken an opportunity of intinasins to I
states the construction we place on The
Cheers. trust, sir, that have said
satisfy the lilo 'se on this point. ~. st
although compelled to avow material
Of opinion between the two Gcsatnn'
this material question. | have ttntea 1
cnce of opinion with the respect ~ /,
maintain towards the high authotilId \
ted States. Hear, hear Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21
Important Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS.

Or the URivsrsai getalis medicine II ue BRUSH
college Of Ecaih- London.
THNIlESE Medicines cure every disease which
II admits Of cure.
They remove from the stomach, liver and
lntestlnes-the bloOi making orgaus-the OBJ
struCuOns ~ the cue performance OF thyl. healihy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the va,i-
GUS stcrctiUns, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully To resist the przdspOsIu -
aud exciting causes TO disease.
They Increase the acton Of tho absorbent Is, by
VIII. Oh all morbid grOWths are AIKEN into clrcu-
lauOn and afterwards sNi'eilci from the bod.
I They restore the regularity Of those process
e. upon VIII ich reformation anu CIrcul ItIOn Of
M blood depends.
These are the only medicines known in which
small doses have 20 " eriul and beneficial ci!ec =
large doses may be administered ieaTlessiy auu
Tue British college of health having revoked,
anuuilcu and made VOID the appointment Of Or
Ho!auO ShephCard MOat, he has ceased % be IN
any manner connected with or agent OF. the col
ege of II ealth.
George Tay Tor, being now and from hea ccfortI
the sole general agent IA tho Uulted States ofthe
BRUSH college Of heal n, for the sale Of Morrison
lis, or the Vegetable universal medicines Of the
college Of health; no other person bat the said
George Taylor has any IisIt or authority 10 nom
mate or appoint general aS0ats Tor the sale Of
the above me IcInes
GEO TAYLOR, Ii Chant Der a. sole general ag't.
JOHN FISHER, agent, wheeling.
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EXTRACT IRON THE nECREE-

Upon consideration whersofIhis cause is 20 ra-rsi
TO James A Clarke Esq. hereby APPOINTED conmis-
sioner n' This purpose, who 10 ascertain and 10.
Tor whatreal estate was conveyed by defendants
William Lambdn & SOns) 10 ne trustees hy iae
deed OF trust IN the bill mentioned aud what Ja5.s
GA The said deed Of trust provided for, remain .f.
Padi together with all other debts. charge ug .-
cumbran ces, upon the said real estate aRi tho order
Iu which They arc entitled io be paid; and lr tars
purpose, that he give notice 90 tho said cscdus-r.
provided ior by said deed and oil others 5y ad,er
lIsement 10 be Published e. leost thirty days To- mo
newspaper printed 900 the city uf Wheeling, o. me
iu and establish their debts upon The usu1I torH1a.
lnd that he also ASCERTAIN and report whrt ug-..s
and effects sad trustees have IN their bands or --
jet 10 their control, 10 be applied 10 tho pc men,
oiihe said deblsN that he also report any oaef .a-
iers deemed pertinent by himself or tpecaI ss.al.
red by euy OF the parties A copy toGtg
ALEX T LAIDLEY, C.-.r
PAULL FOR cumps
LsNB for 'Omo Of dns mar I7-sw
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JUNIATA IRON
100000


sUERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER.
- UMArlSM. Lumbago, pain and weak
n net IN the back, lOIns, SIDE, neck, breast
or limbs, ciiectla.ly cured byu In coughs and
liver complaints they afford astonishing results.
W orr ON the 10 ser port Of the spine they cure
the piles, and on The back of the uecks Of
children teething will give Immediate relief
several persons have called al the alehOuse
20 express their surprise and thanks, a. the al
ftctCd ~
Joe N hOxle, Esq. WIN had been 90 afflicted
"lrl l4tumausm, a. TO be unable 20 dress him-
Fri without assistance VS. enabled sffsryyc3r r.
lnE on o.y night. 60 get up alone In the NOR.
ming, put ON bus clothes and caIl an our ofFrrs
win ewes ocaning with joy and his toraurs
pouring l'riu the gllduess Of his heat a. h.
sudden nod signal relief he had rorcivc5 fr,r,
TINS beet q aIl remedies. ''''
Mr. David Williams, Of Elizabethtovr, NJ
an old Revolutionary soldier was SO AIN
with rheumatism that he could scarce helm bi,,,l
eclt these pIastCTs entirely cured him 7s-P &C.
only % - cents plaster lad which nos on II
makes them the best but the cheapest pIssft.yy
iu ths world Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Bctail bv
OLIVER BRYOR
nov IT-4m Sole agent for Wheeling.
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BVNGINE, FOUNDRY. MACHINE SHOP.
~ DWELLING HOUSE, &c. FOR SALE
Pursuant io deed Of trust from Arthur VI Phillips
90 me. dated The 18Th day Of October boo the year
1870. md recorded u he CLERKS Office Of rho c1uu.
~ court of Ohio county, Va 900 deed b.o.l ? g. p1gc
32l J. shall, on Friday. fhc thirty frE day of March
next soil at public auction 90 IHe front door ct the
court house Of suid county, BOO thc city OF Wheeling
al those rwo seysra tracts parcels OF Ilud with
he imprUytm cufs aui arFuriouauges ru said cIS.
whichWcre convey Oh Co one by said deed aud 1u
which are situated the dwelling house foundry end
machine shop lately belonging tD sold Phillips being
the same which we're cruyc,ed % enid Phillips hy
James Patton and John Patton BY O deed bearing
date fbc lJfh day OF Novou Der 800 and recorded
BOZ the crss Office uiJfcsad, u do,d book l0Prgc
I43. IA. l4j
The nile is believed OBJ DO objectionable bot
selling s trustee, engage only Co convey such uric
ls enid deed of frrsf from Phillips harvested iu me
TERMS or SALE-Psymeut 90 be made Boo
. three equal us'1'meufs. payable respectively p
three Twelve and twenty f-uf months irumll nme
OF sale. with interest thereon from tue time ofsaIo
The iu,fa.msurs 10 bo sifsi, cIurIy secured
GJ23 DANIEL LAMB Ty4sfss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21

TRUST SALE-Ry virtue OF deed ,ftrusl
L executed 10y John Fawcctt. bearing dale on
The 9th OF April, 1871. aud recurded in the clerks
office Of Ohio c5u'iy. SHALL on Monday The 5,h
day o May ext, proceed sell. on the premises
al public auction, To the highest bidder for cash. lot
No tive ia tue second square IA The city of Vince
Iing situate on Wafer street near the steamboat
landing, wh, reOn are large and valuable uD4rs-
houses. The lille is believed 10 be unques iona ,
but selling as trustee Will only make such TILE as
IS vested ia me. WIN II KING
ian 8 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21
TRT STEE,S SNLE.

NY Virtue Of a deed OF trust executed BY Fran
- ces Melton 70 the subscriber, bearing date
the 10Th day OF February 1871, and Of record IN
the Clerk : ON Ut Ohio county, shall proceed
TO sell on the 4th day of March 1913, at the tav-
Crn Of john ID Foster, IN the town of Trladep MIA,
10 the highc ttdder al public auction. certain
trac. or parcel OF land, living and being near Tn
adelp hIa IN the county of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, being the land on which Sd id
Melton resides, ami was purchased by him OF
Selling as trustee, l shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as is vested in me by said
deed OF trust.
Terms OF sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
feb Its Trustee.
Ihe snIe al TIE above properly - postponed
until the h1sI day o! April neat, by OF parties
Tems-one half cash and The residue in thirty DAYS
from sale l. w MITCHELL Trustee
March 4, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21
INSURANCE..

INSURANCE.
b - ISKS will he taken ~ the FIRE g. MARINE.
< "A, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al hs ZONES. rates on
Buildings Of allk kinds 81 ne briek orwooaeu
aha their contents:
Steamooa's; factories; mals, &c
Furniture:
And mercha ndise oiall kinds
ana aSans al dangers atte uding tho trans
portauon of goods on rivers, lakes, seas cannls
and railroads.
+ tire character OF the companyas toprcmp-
lttude and hbCCaity in the adjustment and pa %
ment OF l9ssos we beg leave {, refer 10 the ner-
chants q tiNs place and elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon us aap4
Office Main 81. U.IANB Sse7v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21

hNlRE &NIARiNE iNSURANCE-TLere al
q twosiiuatuns only IN which individuals ear
Je placed, where they can adequately apPs IL
the value Of insurance. These are, whIIA ~tand-
llG upon the runs of their own property, -.thcr
receiving trem an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d. Isolate fam
ny Iamentlng hat stupidity and folly which haC
ID rec 10 provide for such Contingency.
; AIkl y SUN, Agent of the PROT ZION
NSURANCE co OF HARTFOnD, CONN
Wln take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
'oIes' mills, factories, DC, together with thei
IpHtehts, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
Ch!lSTY' and everyOth-r description Of Insurabit.
properly Also, on stean, keel aud Hat boats
1Fu thclr carS'cs TO and from any port on the
Western Waters
Hotel. 80 Isso
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NTIRGINIA-Al an inle,mcl,n,e lerm o. ~

NIRGINIA-Atn nm intermediate term o. The
Circuit Superior Court of aw ard Chaucorv.
heller ~ county al OhIu At the cuuri house there.
Of on the lSIh day Of February. lStS.
Robert Barlow. CompIpina"t.
.7saiHH
Merchant DsiorI. jr.. Thomas Wilson.
Samuel Church. jain McFerran. DAVID TX CHAN.
j. enuty. Peter keusdy. Read Goe. and cERT.
DAVID Rsnady trustee. DC defendants.
EXTRACT FROM The DECREE.
Ana the OsuEe coming ia 10 be heard the
"Hi and EXHIBITS filed herewith The OF Ea-
va hensdy, Hii'sm ise; = aEd JohA NJ FsIrsn
eLd ihe replication thereto. aud 10y consent Cf tho
defendant Ih"mls Wilson. by Morgan Nelson. Zee
n'' con"sei;Nas argued uy counsel On cousidera-
uoh whereof tie court doth sdJudge, order and de-
cree that Alexander Wilson Esq q master Comm
Sioner"i iIs court DO ascertain the due AL
owing 10 ihs defendant Samuel Church nnI mr.
E'dsd Ior b. the deed OF Iresi. dated the Iwthfy
third day Of August l $50, and flied with com.
p.aiauis ball as exhibit Z. also hat debts are u,v.
ing Respectively Ia the defendants DnNid Keusdy.
Psier Rsnaiy, and Read Coo, aud provided for ipy
The deed Of trust dated the lsI day of June l-4O
ana hied by complainant exhibit D together u.Th
any matters thought pertinent by himself or NhiCh
may be required 10 he 80 stated and report 10 the
Court And in O:der 10 enable the commiss ouer To
ascertain ant report said debts, the doth fur
iher order that said commissioner be authorized 10
examine the said defendants in solemn form on
oath OF affirmation upon inlerrogaiOres prop0uudsd
touching the EuhjsCl matter Of said debts'
Copy Test
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Wheeling. March IL les

The parties interested In The loreg ing decree ar
hereby notified that have appointed Monday the
lIlh day OF April next. (lS43) al 0 oslocA 4 ~
atIne office Of Jacob IL Fizhugh, ia the CRY ct
Wheeling. as The time and place Tor taking jue ar
Count directed by the said decree And he SAID
parties and all persons concerned, will prod nee be-
lore me such papers aud proofs, may 90 requires
10 The proper taking OF the same.
Ed. II. FITZHUGH Special C,lp's
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TRUSTEES SALE

a 4. .
DAY, JANUARY I'D, 1913, At THE
FRONT DOOR or TIE COURT HOUSE OF
OHIO COUNTY. COMMENCING Al IL o..
CLOCK A. NJ. PRECISELY
q virtue Of deed cot tru.j from Jamos A
- MCLEAN and vile 10 me. bearing daie IN
he eighth day Of October in The year lsJ9, Of rec
RI "a Jhc Clerks Office Tor OhIu county IN book
3 page i7S. and also Of \ deed OF conveyance
rom james a Mclean 10 me-, bearing date the
Slh duy VI October. 1899 of rel"rd in the Clerk
Office Tor Ohio county. IN bs"k % page as. and
he authority and direction Of Alrs Mary l.. Dor.
>ey un-er the IerlEs OF the last mentioned deed.
"a Monday, tho - day OF January. SAB, al the
door Of the court House of Ohio COUNTY, shall
sell 10 the highest aud besi bidder at public auc.
lion, Two certain lots of cruuud situated ia That part
II the city ct Wheeling called Middle Wheeling.
known uEd distinguished IA the mup Of said city o.
lots numbered Two and seven IN square numbered
three, together with all and singular tho tene-
menIs. hereduimeus and aPruHonautes unto the
same belonging or IN any wise appurjaIuiBg.
Propositions Tor the sale of said lots or any part
Of either Of them will be received al any lime prrvr
10 the day of sale.
TERMS will DO made known on the day VI
sale.
Selling os Trustee, I shall convey TO he purcha
ser ouly such title is vested in me by the deeds
above referred to This TILE. I am satisfied, Wi.
be found, upon examination. indisputahle.
JAMES ;. WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLGNGER& SHALLGROSS.
nov 25-is AuctlOueers.
The sale Of The above properly is postponed uu'il
April Sd, 1913.
BRENTLNGER & SHALLCRCss.
jan Auconeers.
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MESI ERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500 OQO

I'HIS company being now duly orga nized. IS
pre- AIRED TO make Insurance on every des-
ing douses, Store II Ouses &c with their con
tents Also, 5 cam Boats, Fiat Boats add KscI
Soa win Their cargoes, to and fiom any Tort
on IA Ohio and MIssissippI rivers or Their rib.
EtaTy streams App IcaIl0n f Insurance 10 be
made fer the present al the office of tie Wheel
ing Savings Ins litUI.on
eua Y MCCOY Sec'.v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-21

M AIIOGANN--3 boxes Veucerur.
WI ser' chair srud ? ps g in tops aid p1uuols
81 rs Cuhi1 Boards; % 9 4 and IO.a Stuff.
Is in Sick Tho above will be sold Iovy f1r cssh
feb J Y CALDWELL.
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- 'soil est
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY. Crk.
Wheeling. March l3IRI3

NhCeIIng, March Is, 1913.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree
will take notice that have appointed the ll,h day
oi April next a, 10 o'clock A VI al my office Il,
the CITY Of Wheeling, The time aud place, when
shall commence taking the account directed by
said decreei and the parties requested 10 allena
with their proofs Sc 10 enable the proper Iakrg OF
said account. ALEX. WILSON. Master Conn
mar I'm
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DIR. JAMES TANNER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIER.
AFFl0E on the Northeast corner Of 9Th and
u y Centre SIS. Residence OF the South Uosi cor.
'ner Of The same Streets Oct 70
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d. s. VAIL LIE ZOE MOOsTER.
FOR RENT

A BriCk dwelling house on The conner Of Main
n and Jefferson slIeeI adjoining ThUs johnston
store aud dwelling. and nuw occupied by J w
Hutchinson. Possession given Immediately
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