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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, IN MONRO

SOtNEN. VA. For Sale.
~ virtue OF five deeds of trust made to John
b. Nawter and Conway Robinson, trustees 10 wit The
rst bearing date The September the second The Of
The sth OF February 1892 5th ay of euteber
iofOi which William
whe and the NTH from said Burke
IN te once OF The Court Of Monroe county
trustees or one OF them will Wednesday,
gus ner at the Red sulphur Springs county Of Monroe
IN sn county OF Monroe the
aing BY the another 20 acres
anu e oter log acres making them
e same lands which conveyed by Harvey
e SAID burke and known the Red Springs Tract with
ahue buildings and waters thereto
perry As Is embraced IN the deed the September
including much valuable furniture more slaves and car
rage and harness. - -
And by virtue Of finn deeds the st
trustees or one OF hen will place AZ
PUBIC auction other lands adjoining that
70 say an the lands conveyed by the three
included in the
yeyed by the said deeds embraced in that OF the sth az
september 1884 consisting cattle sheep bogs work
oKen wagons and furniture
And by virtue OF the nh deeds the said trustee.
OF one OF them Will the place. public aue
o sueh OF the personal property conveyed last
deeds embraced n hrst.
And by Of trustees or one Of .u
VIII al the hour AMI place public auction such az th
personal property conveyed thereby in the .
first - 49,
The sale will be for ready money according TO the terms az The
sad deeds except 10 half Of part purchase
OF the lands will be secured by the four
credit Of one and bearing
ing bonds and deed Of
The trustees Of them convey vested in
eHl by the sad deed No objection
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F o r S AL f..

VuNHE Farm belonging the Estate of w D. Tomn
- known by the Of OAK HILL
Richmond and az the junction Of Toiuskey
hammock Is offered for sale.
considerable fiat land contiguous oysters
The dwelling house has and with stable
has been recently well repaired The will be accommodating
and made by the subscriber application person
letter post paid Should this Farm be sold privately
offered for sale Richmond Court house the first Monday
tober next RO. W. CARTER Admir-
s'-iawn with the viii annexed Of w. r. Tomln. dec
WARSAW, p. o.
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Br L-fsr Evkxlx0s NAN.
beginning Of the Fourth.

DekfnnfHg 81 the Fourth.
BY the cars last evening" the "MeeAanies' Riaem,,"
Of Washington arrived. join the volunteer compane. of
this city in celebrating the 4th They were received Al In.
Depot by the Blues Grenaders aud Guards aud escorted
to their quarters large OF person. assembled
to witness the reception. and enjoy music and the
uai bearing Of warke menawuys pleasing young and
TO old.
The washington Company set Of 6ne-lookng. har-
ny ehows-prepared for any o work. They boast Of
being clad armed and accoured espse in articles
factured by themselves. They therefore have double right
to celebrate the day Of Independence!
They the guests Of the other volunteer companies Of
the city, and WILL after the exercises Of tho morning. COM
mennonite the day ut Buchanan's Spring.
As this 10 the anniversary Of THE GREAT DAY those
connected with this Office will enjoy Holiday, and
no paper will be issued tomorrow.
BOSTON MARKET, June 90
Fiour-The market is hardly firm today--holders an
pear more disposed to realize but nothing below 1915 has
been accepted for enesrec. Corn good order finds
dy SALE particularly mealng qualities which are
last sales prime yellow Hat 59a60c.-Atlas.
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By Dunlop, Moncurc a Co.

ny Dunlop, Moncurc a Co.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS & LEATHER AT AUCTION
On THussDsy the July commencing a 10 O'Clock W.
viii sell front Of ore general Of Boot. .
Hats and Leaherai stock ,.,
sons-eonzisting
Mems hne Kip Boots
" lint. Goat do
l. 4 II sewed Broxans prime
fine Calf Shoes
Morocco Walking Pump.
Womens Roam Slippers and Buskin.
Morocco and slippers
Laced pegged Boots
sewed wets and grained shoes
Boys thick Broxans
Youths calf do &c &c
Mems Fashionable Hat.
Com'ce bruins. style
fne Nuts fashionable
" Brs-h Hats. low crowns
ALSO,
100 sides Henloek tanned Sole leather branded good
80 do heavy russell brosue leather, &C.
Irs-under 500 cash 500 credit appro
we'd paper. ju DUNLOP. MoNCURE A co. Aneis-
Cargo Brig Lucy Ann, Al faction.
On FRIDAY, the It'll inst 10 O'Clock store
100 hhds Baeon-shoulisn
Is do do JoIe.
200 bbs Monongahela whikey
- do New Orleans MolsSes
To which will be added
Is hlris prime 81 Croit Sugar (eIpeeed IN tim.)
zoo packages GunPowder, Imperial and Pouchong Teas
Laguya and 81 Jago Coffee
200 boxes Tupenfne soap
i7j do Sperm TalIow Candles
20 bags Black Pepper
200 boxes Window Gass
IS casks Cheese
30 tubs Orange Butter
10 hbds New Orleans Rum
An invoice Of Baekburn- Madeia Wine Bingham
Madeira aTz Pale Sherry London belonging al
estate, &c. &C. TERMS months
70
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted Joseph wooson sr de
ceased are notified that longer Indulgence be given
ana those having ehims against who shall fail to
bring them forward before day OF August next this
noee VIII plead nj bar legatee in said
estate are hereby notified and requested forward
their portions Of said day of December
ROCKER poSTIp g..
With the Will annexed of Joseph woolson ST. deed.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
LON authority vested ~, ~. ~. sr-......-.

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
authority vested in us as Trustees we
- VIII on sbh JULY sale at Public Ale,ion
on e premises that valuable estate called Geutvar wing on
James River in the Of Cumberland within two NILS ~ t
Town OF Ca1eTsviie and 80 from this CITY
THIS estate contains 500 acres which 100 acres m. lou
gOus oil The best quality 300 high land IN eoni
ana cultivated reguhr rotation, acres uarian
grown up IN pines and aoring good highland pasfr T
fetanaer 70 woodland Of growth of good quality AMI
farms ' ~ gu eS N'e'
The Improvements ordinary Kind found ON etate IN
when The owner does reside good one for 10 nor
se The barn large and recently thoroughly repaired the resb
ce IN good working order the tobacco sufficiently
tensve TO crop servants houses very o
and sufficient TO accommodate comfortably 35 To 40 persons M
dwelling house contains four ground and two cellar
- wv Ni'
The terms will be sIO5OO October next and The bl,De
IN fee equal payments g. - and months from the dav d
s Possession via be amer day Of 20 much "a
ue ann as may ne required 10 NJ
year with the privilege seeding crop OF Wheat as sop "A
can De done witheut detrmen the crop growing on the
and ana OF the whole estate before December ne
feter l. Buiss who resides premises ANY person ,.n
TO purchase privately, viii please Apply Trustees
x. u. CUNNINGHAM,
JNO A. CUNNINGHAM
ma sS-ets2aw'ds Trustees q Mrs A. b. Deans.
virtue Of executed BY Archel,1- H,hc. -,
the Undersigned dated te 18Th day March istn and ANN
recorded in the Clerks Oce of Hastings Court OF t c ~
Richmond al6ag
we viii on the SIN day July n AR IL not tho s,.t s,
thereafter scn AZ public premise. ous -
lot situated NJ the intersection Of streets. being ~ 81
20 NO 30 and now occupied residence aid Hures
me title To thc ahye believed unquc.tionab
out SELLING a. trustces fa only A. h ve An
a. By The aid deed u trust Sale pi1cc at Eve occK
TERMS-s10o0 with eost Of executing .si c.b M hal
ance a. O. - and ~ sous and secure e crl
payments
PRED TRANSPORT
CHAs. PALMER. ''"s'ee''
ma 20 e6w wLtisss Hsrstl. Aucts
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Notice TO the AdmS. ana Creditors of Nathaniel
Thompson, Decd.
'INHE undersigned, ageeably to n decree of the
- Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery,
county pronounced on the 18Th April lsi3 viii attend
Court House in the Of Elisha Melton
IN order TO take an account o the assets the hands Of AdmN
aud Of all the debts Of the
description. and of the value where
and when the parties infested invited voueh
ers TO support their pretensons- CHAS. 5. JONES CommT
LouIsI., 23d June IsIa je g7-w2w
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JAMES RIVER IRON WORKS FOR SALE
FUNHE undersigned Will sell highest on the 18th day
Of July the En- between n and
o lan connected herewith this Land
covered with heavy growth q additional
SUPPLIES Of wool land o had prics
exceeding ~ Between and 900
medatey contiguous the Furnace used farming purposes
potion Of which has been highly improved into
meadow yehing ample supplies Of forage
place.
Ores and Lime Stone.
Rich and inehausihe beof magnetic and hoena abound
the land AMI through tho neghbofooc most remote Of
hitherto used distant les a lime stoue Of fine quail
y b obtained At the distance q 200 yards.
BUILDINGS
~ the Bunes for Manufacturing Pig metal castings Tor which
the metal peculiarly adapted Of hands teams
inctrng wen bun saw Mn place IN goc CON
dton.
LOCATION
This properly III Nelson and Amherst sin
ing nearly the Canal the margin Of James River 100 m from
Richmond 10 which paoc the Metal of little 10
wards Of - pr
The advantages q THIS property. beyond any chae
te IN Virgins out n ~ uarketquinty quail
~ diversity snd nearne 81 the Ores and adapt
taon ofthe Metallic Foundry pufposes-eboapncs dining wool
land. &C. a.
Persons disposed 10 buy are invited 10 e1amre This
thoroughly properly VIII be s on the
day above stated thc f fair dsy thereafter Rssesson
VIII BE- given al The c Of The present year
a. may BE- Agreed on The purchaser viii Be permitted either
event 70 prepare for crop and procure supplies coal &C
fcrnAhoui siSO0 viii be required so dsvs
cured BY good negotiable anoc equal annua
menis property secured BY hen The property Otherwise.
s. ". MONTCoMERY
G. N. PAYNE,
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To the Trustees md Patrons OF Academic. and
schools.
recent act Of the Virginia Legislature graduates OF the
- Virginia Military institute educated on State
account are required discharge the
WIN view to carry out the design OF the particular attention
mas been paid To the OF the Cadets duty The
Undersigned ready applications
Z" which must state the branches required taught
~ allowed and he binds himself
possess the qualities of the
instructors OF youth. FRANCIS n SMITH,
u So-N Superintendent Va. NJ. 1.
TLNSLEYVILLE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL
w ILL reopen on the first of Julv.-Terms
for the scholastic year sIOO-incudng board and tuition
ELIZA p. ROYsTER.
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WIN. Il. DOWNER,

II Ii
dies and Gentlemen Counties OF King William King
Queen and Essex for a only may be found at
Dr Duval King ENGAGED
wa'eu ON auleh fesiuences je 27-c2aw2w.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
fH THE subscriber offers for privately the HOUSE and
HILL LOT Jackson street separate from his present i
denee by street Tens-ha cash. the balance credit
Also for sale, second hand CARRIAGE and HARNESS and
par OF wen broke Carriage HORSES young Also
very me saddle hore A Wagon and Harness terms
apply to me at my Office the old swan Tavern
je I5-2awtf pr-Tpp w cprrppS
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

IhUSI DALE UF LAND.
PURSUANT to the provisions of n deed of
Trust executed by Thomas John Forbes and OF
decree OF the County Court OF Henreo day
OF December lsss IN the of Whitfield Boanan eet ais
as ubsed Trustee shall expose Public Auction the
oude TOT cash. before the Medical
ue Union Hotel in the City Richmond on FRp.Y
ihe IAN day OF July lsi3, between O'Clock p M the
uaet Of Land IN the said deed mentioned situated The
lower part OF Henreo County adjoining lands formerly owned h
"arhgh John Lindsay Solomon Joseph Goode and
contains about sixty three Il subject the dow
er fghi OF Mrs Mara Bohanan The believed to be good
o seng as Trustee shall only convey vested in
me. Ju 3-eod q. G. GRsWOID Tm~,..
NEN Thousand pounds "MIiddling Bacon" re-
u eeiving and for sale by
je 30 WoRTuAu u.cpunpp 4. ~
ENGLISH KID sLIPPERs-JuSE 81 Is43
NV have just received direct very spror
and handsome article English Kid
Ladies wishing something son pleasant the foot are
reeuuy invited To call at
x Cos dry goods sioie and sign of mammoth boot.
j. =. WATKINS 4 CO.
B-We have also received per arrival ladies' blue
black atn bukns which offering reduced price
Z, WIN Nahous o'hef Kinds je22
me THOUSAND PIECES price Calcos for sale low BY
- hN nnaU.WrN
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I'D The superior coppered ship INEZ, Chas.
- r Long master, Cny load
without delaavng threeours cargo ready go on
board. For freight, apply to
je lot CIIAs. PALMER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

COQUETTE-fhe following definition
ofa coqucrIe is given by FreJerka Bremen.
The Coquette expresses herself by raresses and
hold freedom. She is determined ls charm. Gust
What Al will; and. passing over The line OF beauty.
deiyrng the good and appropriate, she passes INTO
the world Of The senses, and. employing only EMMY
ornaments, she loses successfully her power her
charm, the respect of true men. AID her own peace
OF mind; and seauiy's holy heaven closes its doors
against her.
An elevated desire IN please may pass into cuquet.
ry, bat do we not see everywhere "a lite that The
white may become gray, and tho gray continually
darker, until The cOlor oi iunOLenee : quite obscured
hy the blaCkf YET Is the white there aud may Ito
next the black ia stainless purity. jssi as truth may
beam brightly by the side Of the darkness of false.
hood. There Is an innocent aud lovely desire of
pleasing; would that every woman possessed n. and
would despIse It's CaricaIure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
ROHInN MARKED


In Boston. IN The week ending on the 9th INST
the sales of Genesee Flour were quite large, al about
the closing rates OF last week; good lTesh ground was
selling freely at 81 6S, and old ground al 81 o.; sale.
Of lOOO bbls. Ohio via New Orleans az 81 so, cash:
Tie sales OF Southern were light. there being no de.
mand Tor export; 50 bbls Howard Street, of good
quality sold al 81 IS per Dbl cash. The nnrAeI .tiIl
renamed dull for corn, and prices v ere some wbut
lower sales Of North RIVER round at 54h56 cts. md
Southern yellow fiat a. 53s54 c; no White ia markell
Sales OF Southern OaIs al 2Sc, and Northern aI 3Oc
per bushel, cash. Light Transactions ~ Prov isions
at iormer prices, Small sales Of Havana sw eel Mo-
lasses 81 25a26c. last sales Of sour al 22r; 100 hid.
Surnam sweet 56I26Ic. and q small parcel Of sour
at 234ci 100 hhds Martinique, vt good QUALIFY. Al
2o3ci Trinidad at 9Sa29 cts. per gallon, 6 months
By auction, 10 bbls Porto Rico at Gle pcr gallon.
cash. Sugar vas IN fair demand 1t unilrrm prices.
sales OF 6a1OO boxes Havana brown OF 7Insc; and
parcels Of white lOAall2; 40 hhds Porto Rico good
and PHme quality 73aSc; 100 hhds St Jngo at 6st7
cents per 10 D months. Tue demand Tor Hides vas
less actrvei sales Of 100000 New Orleans AT lOc;
a lew hundred BuonOs Ayres at I3ac; 1000 Porto
Cabello' heavy, at lO5c, 5000 Zanzibar. dry IOaII
IDS each az l21c. and sailed, Is lbs each. lOalIc
per Ib b mos; small parcels Calcutta COW al former
prices. There was an improved demand for Wool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
TREATMENTOF Blythe APPLICA

TREATMENTUF BURNS BY THE APPLICA
TlON or FLOUR. Marshall. Esq. Surgeon.
rec mmends IA a communicate n IN the London
Medical and Physical iuFnal, for April, employ.
nent OF Hour - an application TO buus. THIS
mild Substance no says. 4, doubtless ~pre.emineni
4" all others hitherto tn use. by imPOrtng immed'-
ale cure 10 the innamei and irriiaIed surface; II
rapidly, 10y the ~scabbng process. IN uaIIng Nth the
discharge from The abraded CUTS. almost arranian-
o"sly o'msa temporary semi trans .parant covering.
hereby assisting the natural functions in restoring
the eprdermic.
The advantage becomes evident by stopping a
prniuse discharge. and The tedious process OF ulcera-
tiun. That remarkable substance. the animal
gluten peculiarly contained in wheat, seems m
THIS instance Ia assist the rapid regeneration Of The
scarf skin. nnd thus projects the CUTS aud rete
mucosum. The surface beir z wonderfully suppl
Ell by tbs eitensoa of The cuIaI,sJus nerves an the
form OF a soft. pulby membrane. somr~har resem.
bling the expansion ct The opt,c'nerv- GA the reiin1.
readily aif'rds. II Is presumed, All explanation oi
The great violence offered To the sysiem III all cases
oi e1ionsIve burma and sca!ds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

DISASTER.-The Bank Renown, from Norfolk
with stores for u. States squarirun, on The cost OF
Africa and "a colored e~migranIs sent out by the
Colonization Society, after discharging Tho most of
her cargo. was driven { n shore IN a gale Of Port
Piere. Cape do Verbs, on the 9Th Of Anaust.
Crew &passengers saved. The vessel willpr,bablv
be lost. The em.granis were in a very destitute
condition, aud were provided by the American
consul. f. Gardner. Esq. who very generously toyk
HEN under his charge. and with his usual hborali.
" for asd supplied their wan:s.
The passengers took passage on board barqus
Jane, Of Somerset. for Liberia. Captain Skeats
hus arrived IN the brig Emelins, AT New Bedford.
which vessel he brought home. Capt. Wood. her
master. having been drowned while his boats
was fast 10 q whale. The following per.pn
died on board The Emeline Of bilious fever. ON he,
passage from Cape de Verds-lhey were par of
The crew Of The ReaOwn-Ges. Hemck, late d
mate Of ChorcstOn; WIN Luce. Of Baltimore. Al
bert r. Lomber OF Washington; Seth Croneu. Of
Banstshie John johnson, Of New Odean.-Jo.r.
nal " Commerce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

% her lips-hcr hand, at least.
allow happy you have made. me-"
said Mr.. Rhodes, "havIng now dispos.
ed Of this matter, there are ten da, 5 nj.
lowed"
That's very Short" said Miss Nor
gan, "only ten days, you seem to be IN
a haste unusual TO you at least"
salt is the attachment AM moi | that is
imperative"
you sPc ak rather absrractedIy, MIR
Rhodes"
"Rut truly, very truly Miss Morgan
"But why limit US to ten daysf"
"rhe attachment requires it,
81 thought" said she, smiling, '.:he
attachment would be Tor life"
Mr.. Rhodes looked exceedingly con-
fused. At length he started suddenly
towards the lady.
''My dear Miss Morgan, is it posi-.
bic that for once in my life | have blum.
dered into the right path? Can ! have
been so fortunately miscnnceived2n
"lf there is any mistake" said Miss
Morgan, II hope it will be cleared up
Immediately. ran scarcely think that
Nr. Rhodes would Intentionally offend
an unprotected orphan, the daughter
and sister Of his former friends"
Mr., Rhodes hastily pulled from his
pocket his writ Of attachment, and sho ~
ed it to Miss Morgan.
""nis is certainly your name and this
property"
lis the dis uied possessions" said
Miss Morgan, "of my sister in-law OF
the same name, Nrs. Susan Morgan"
Mr.. Rhodes stood COMPOUNDED. He
was afraid Of the course which the nat
Ter was likely to take.
$50 Mr.. Rhodes, you see the attach
ment was Tor this property. Now as il
tie Of my own, you, of course, have no
claim upon my person"
81 beg your pardon, my dear Miss
Morgan, | beg your pardon. You have
not the property, indeed, for me to at
tach, but be pleased 10 read lower down
on the writ; you will see-look if YOU
please-Jor trant thereof take the body"
'but, MIR. Rhodes, the promise was
extorted under "A mi apprehension, so
that am released"
'Not at all; you are required only to
fulfil the promise just us you intended
when you made it-And as To The n n
ment for the widow and her property.
I'll serve that 10y deputy"
In ten days the clergyman, and not
the magistrate, was called in. and the
whole arrangement was cunsummated.
And aunt Arrabella,w who was so care
ful about the tenth commandment, de-
clared that il said nothing about ~covetiug
a neighbours husband, and if it had, she
did not thind that she shoIId violate it,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
REVIEW OF THE BALTIMORE MARKET.


CATTLE--There has been alargersupply Of Boef
cattle at market this week; than for some time past,
and The prices paid show o decline ~ the rate Tor i.
ieuor descriptions. The offerings az The scales on
Monday amounted 10 Clio head. Of which 500 were
sold 10 The ciiy butchers az prices ranging from 81 so
20 - SO per 100 los on the hoofa IN qualify. which
Is equal 10 S3s42 net. The principal sales were
hOWover 81 prices within these extremes. On
Thursday a few additional beud we're brought i,
but The sales were small, and a. prices corresponding
with hose Of Monday.
FEATHERS--There hes been q good inquiry
during the week and sales Of Western have been
made 81 26a2g cts per 10. Strictly prime parcels
are selling az The highest named rate.
FDOUR-HODatd e. F~i0ut--Eary m The week
sales Of several hundred bbls Of Howard 81 Flout ot
good mixed brands we're made from Store 81 S425,
which was a decline on The closing price oC la,
week. The stock Offering for sale CONTINUES y.,v
moderate, and builders have generally refused 4,
operate since eHceptat sn sdysBce. YsssrJsy s,Ie.
Of sOns parcels were made 81 a3IL. and 20 5sv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
TRTRTEE,s AALE.

or Coal Privileges and Torn Lots, in d. G.
Ritchies addition.
PURSUANT to a deed Of Trust from John Rit.
4 chic and wife, and Craig Ritchie nnd wife
20 me dated the 2hth day Of April 1912, and re-
corded IN the clerks office OF the county court Of
Ohio cOsnty IN The state of Virginia. in deed
book %, page 469, | shall on Monday, me end d0V
81 October merit, proceed TO sell AZ public auctiO0
at the front deOr Of the Court house Of Ohio
county, al The uHsoid lots in that part ofthe citv
OF wheeling which was laid out by John Richie
and Craig. Richie, az an addiuO to Middle
wheeling, 10. plat Of which addition is recorded
IN said clerks office in deed book %, page f3il
that IS TO say, the lots designated on said plat
by the numbers 10, "a, %, Is, " and iS: also all
ne privileges IdiRRiHR and mining coal, which
are conveyed 10 me by said deed.
TERNS The purchase money 70 be paid IN
three equal instruments, IN one, two ADD three
years with int ere % from the Gay Of sale. Selling
as trustee, / undertake only 10 convey such title
as is vested In me by said deed OF Trust.
PARKER CAMPBELL,
iyV WIS Trustee.
The sale Of the shove property 70 p~nsiponed unm
Monday nert, The 9th of October instant.
PARKER CAMPBELL.
oct Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

Inc following is as old as the hills. but the pointf
d Contains Will strike many With force, in lhess hard
lines.
Two young men. Of Ihe moro respectobl. class. q
mechanics, commenced The sail making bus;n.s
Philadelphia. They bought a lot OF duck from Sre
Phen G'fard on credit. and a friend had engaged to
endorse 'or them. Each caught a roll and ~ ere ca r.
yIne II of, when Giurd remarked
Had You not beIier get a drayl'
'NoiIi is not far, and we can carry il ourselves,
Tell your friend he needn't enduTse yuur mole
Ill take II without"