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QUILL, PENS

QUILL PENS.
M FISCHER, importer, has just received 1000
w QUILL PENS, Of excellent quality, put up
in neat boxes containing 25 each, For sale only at
ststones' Hsll-priee % CENTS,
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Leave Freepon every Wednesday al a M arrive
al Madison next day by y m
ii26 From Miwsukie, by Mu.koego Rochester
and Burlington TO Geneva, so miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Milwaukee, every Thursday al M ar
rive at Geneva next day by l2 noon.
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Milsauke next day by g pm.
4i27 From Patch Grove TO Blue River, 80 miles
aud back, once a week
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at Blue River day by pm.
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Patch Grove same day by 6pm.
4i2S From Southport, by Aurora, 10 Burlington,
"a miles and back once week.
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Burlington same day by q pm.
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at Southport same day by I'm.
1929 From Southport to Beoit, Wis. Ty., 70 miles
and back once a week.
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Belot next day by q pm.
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Southport next day by q m.
i430. From Summit. by Piporsville and Water
town, to Washara, Cor Fox Lake 80 miles and back,
once we X.
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SUMMIT next day by Jpn.
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Agent. Whitehall.
nitN
SIX HUNDRED REAMs LETTER AND CAP
PAPER

w FISCHER has just received by the schoo.
white and blue letter and cap paper ruled on three
and four sides, which has been made expressly to OF.
der Of linen stock by three Of the best manulactu-
rers IN the United States consequently Il - much
better than any other IN the market, no other Is
entirely Of linen. Suffice II 10 say that its superior
ty over all other paper Is well known to many officer
OF Government who no doubt will procure a suppl,
before a system Is introduced VIII ch will have q ten
dency TO exclude its use. The above particular pa.
per IS kept constantly for sale only at statoncr 5
Hall.
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I Leave Deerheld every Thursday al N; arriys
at Wheeling same day by 6pp
Leave Wheeling every Friday at @ am arrive at
Deerhcld same day by 6pm
39i3 From Delphi, by Camden, Fishers mills ana
! Bridges Blacksmith shop To CARROLL called CoshowS
in the act Of Congress, 20 miles and back once
! week.
Leave Delphi every Friday at . a M arrive at Car
roll, same day by SPIN
39il From Fort Wayne, by Columbus, Vsweso
and Leesburg to Plymouth 10 miles ana pasA' o"''
| a week.
at Plymouth next day by Gpm
| Leave Plymouth every Thursday al M arrive
| al Fort Wayne next day by pm go
39i5 From Middetown, by Tomiinsons mil
Muncetown and Albany, 10 Camden, % miles ana
back, once week.
rive a, Camden next day by ~ noon
Leave Camden every Friday at p mi arrive at
Middle,own next day by 6pm
1916 From Muncietown, by Granville, Hartford
and Mont peler to Blufiton, As miles once week.
Leave Muncietown every Thursday at mi ar
rive at Button next day by ~ IN
Leave Button every Friday at P m; arrive al
Muncieown next day by q pm
39i7 From New Rochester Ohio, by Richville,
MELVILLE Auburn, Asa Brows, Augusta, Sparta and
Leesbuig, to the nearest point on the route from Ii
ma TO Peru, $50 miles and back, once week
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rive at Leesburg next Thursday by I'm
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at New Rochester next Sunday by pm
1913 From Terre Haute, by Samuel Young's, UI-
hanna and Lewis, TO Linton 80 miles and back, once
u week.
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at Linton same day by Jpn
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Terre Haule same day by 7pm
39t9 From Tere Haute, by Ephraim Kesers 5,
Williamsburg and Sullivan, to Carlisle, 40 miles and
back once week
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at Carlisle same day by SPIN
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Terre Haute same day by SPIN
1850 From Valparaiso, by Elder Trenchs Isaac
Cornells, Thomas Dinwiddie's and Pleasant Grove,
to West Gre H. 80 miles and back, once week.
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West Creek same day by SPIN
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back, once week.
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1852 From w ashineton, by Edwardsport to Car
isle, 80 miles and back, once week.
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1858 From Washington to Bedford, so miles and
back, once week.
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at Bedford next day by II am
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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA.
IN CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga, b,
i the way Of Glens Falls TO Lake George and b,
the way Of Sandy Hill, kingsbury and Fort Ann, 10
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Champlan STEAMBOATS,
for Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-power, as follow
Prom Troy, at O'Clock, a. a.
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No change Of passengers or baggage cars.
Passengers W II be taken from on board the New
York steamboats, (wh, never they do not 20 10 Troy,
Immediately their arrival at Albany, by the stcan,.
boats John Mason and Jonas c. Heart and landed al
Troy.
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour TO and
from Troy and Albany, and to suit the arrival and
departure Of the cars.
Passengers going north Of the Sp, ings, will find
stages TO convey them TO Lake George Whitehall
and intermediate places, connecting with all the prn-
cipal Northern aud Eastern routes. Either OF the
runs will take passengers in time 10 reach the Lake
Champain boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall aud Saratoga
is new, and much more pleasant and expeditions th I'm
heretofore. II Is by stages TO Dunhams BASIN near
Sandy Hill, and thence IN packet Loats 10 Whitehall
thus avoiding the rough part Of the road
Roturning-leayc Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat, by packet boat TO Dunhams Basin, sud
thence TO Saratoga In stages, TO arrive in time Tor The
cars.
nS~A stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at O'Clock
a. M, 10 arrive at Whitehall in time for the
steamboat, which leaves at ] O'Clock, p. m, Of he
same day Passengers going East, by taking this line
will arrive at Rutland, Vermont early in the evening
ID. SACkETT
Secretary, Troy.
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1899 From Augusta, by North Port wocotls
mills, Wbiie's Corners, Bloomfield and Ontario TO
Lima, $50 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Augusta every Monday at ga m; arrive at
Lima next Thursday at III
Leave Luna every Thursday at m; arrive at Au-
gus's next Sunday at pm
1910 From Carlisle by Pleasant, M. O. Uavers,
Aaron Hsgermsn's, Bogards,illc and Scotland, 10
SpripRvie, 80 miles and back, once a week.
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Springve nett day by II am
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Carlisle ncxtdsy by 6pm
39ti From CrawforJsvlle, by Sugar Grove and
old Shawnee village, TO Shawnee, 25 miles and back
once a week.
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at Shawnee same day by 6 pm
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Crsw fordsvills same day by 6pn
39s2 From D,erheld, by Rijgeville, Fsnvew, Al
hsny and Granville, TO wheeling, p miles and back,
once sweek.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
TRUSTEES SALE

virtue of deed of trust executed BY
- William Lambdin. Oh christopher \ Lambdin,
and William NIX Lanbdih to me- dated May %,
1886, and now OF record in the clerks Of
nee OF Ohio county. 1 shall, on Tnos-
day, The oath day of January Is43. At the
'front.' door OF the court house of Ohio county Mt
O'Clock Nj proceed TO sell TO the highest and
best bidde: for ready IN oney; Lot No 40 fiortyl
and all OF lot No Forty OneI except so much
thereof as the said William Lambdin couyeyed
10 r. ID SweaIiTgen, by deed dated 2ei OF April
1887, and now of record Ii the clerks office of
One county. That part of said lot Al 80 con
reyed 20 SAID Swearin26n being, Is believed
the Norm part Thereon containing front OF thir-
~ nine feet width and the same breadth back to
the alley.
Selling as trustee i will convey such title as
Is vested IN me oy said deed of trust
dec 2i-dts JOHN LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10

NRuSr StLE.-By virtue ofa decd or Trust
II executed hy John Fawccu. bearing date on
NC ON OF April lofl, and recorded IN the clerk'-
oilice Of Ohio county shall on Saiurda, the 94tI
day OF December NEXT. proceed TO sell. on the pre-
misses al public nscion. TO the highest bidder for
cssn. lot No Five, in the second squire in the city
VI wheeling. sitpate Water street near the
.eamooai landing. wherein large and raiuq
ose warehouses;. The title is believed TO be unques
ohooe' ont selling trustee Will only make such
title "a is vested in me. WM III KING.
aug 25--.l I. r,rs,a.
Ine sale OF the above property is postponed until
Monday. April 24rh 1919
BRENTLlNGER g. SHALLCROSS.
dec 26-ts A.c,,,,o,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EkTATE.

10y virtue offs deed OF trust etccsisd by Jacob
- T. Ter, bearing date on tho 18th day OF May
1911, aud recorded in tue Clerks OiHCe Of The
county court Of Ohio county. la deed book No %,
page l6. shall, Saturday. the flh day of b.
na'y next, at tho front door oi the Court House II
Ohio cuuniY. proceed TO sell at public auction 10
The highest bidder. the following described real
tate tn witt All the estate right. lille rnd interest 81
the said Bier nnd to lots No. one. NO. thies Hi.J
TOUR M the 81 square . md lots No. FIVE. AMI
thirteen IA Sh square III the addition 10 Souih
Wheeling laid ouI by Richie a. Sprigs. commonly
called Richieown. Terms made kIown al the
Iimc Of sale. Selling Trustee. shnii only make
such lille is vested ia ne. NJ. NELSON.
dec 29-lm Tyu.Po
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1T is we'll krcra fact. r,o, Co%SrAPTiCN
Il destroys more humsn liy.- ,h.n cry cshsS ds-
ase on record $50 great E-e be- n the oesiruc-
con throng bout the tni'ed S's,ss @i,hIn the zee,
tiea ar, ending January Ist. Iss2 tbgt upwards o;
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this nsldiOus disea sc ia one year, SbooklnR
Were We not aware that this fact has been care
fully ascertained fio IN the records Of morialuy
we could not credit the assertion. We behold .ts
fatal ravaEes IN families oil around as. atheTiac
IN its cherries embrace a friend from every CIR
Gle. and casting gloom and darkness over It's
place olvsitation. These occular demonstratsors
most certainly convince all that time sh ould
be spared IN procuringa medicine INN: scia.eIy 10
BEFORE RI BE TOO LATE.
Therefore you who are afflicted with tho frs'
symptoms of Coasnmpilye or Pul nonarY ra-
ture, delay not in using Or Duncan's ExpootoT-
ant Remedy; u Is certain to eradicate and remove
from the system the first ii seed Of consume
ton: and will aso restore 10 erIect health r,pn
of those who have long been onfined 10 the sics
proper Medicine. AGENTS from oil parts of the
United States speak of the wonderful e6eets of
this Great Discovery IN tse ealisg AT; for ross
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave
Note. The above Medicine is n pupe vegetable
preparation, very pleasant to the taste and suit
able 10 use under any circumstances. Full ducc-
tons DC. arc described IN a pamphlet accompa.
nying the Medicine.
Always ask fer DIR Duncan's ExoectorInt
Remedy, and DO not be persuaded 10 use any
other until you eiveit a fair tnaI,
All genu ne has on the envelope = represcn-
ErCAUTIoN. There ore come persons ,hsi
sell the above medicine guilty Of recomme ndiag
some trash OF their own stewing, OF that whisii
they buy for frIe, nd offer il IN tho pla &c of
DR. Duncan's. This they do to speculate az the
expense and the health Of those who IRE not on,
their guard. Purchasers be careful of thess
Rogues!
For sale al No 10 North Eighth street, PhIadelS
phia.
Price dol per bottle. or six for dollars.
Just received and fol sale by
join FISHER,
aug 90 6mW&D Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10

ETERNAL WATCTFULNESS as the I,Tlce ct
Heaih.-A very enin ent ph ysician has observed,
that III mankind would prescrvs the health ri-
ven them by God, 10 the period there fixed for
the ordination Of life three score years and ten
they must be reSu lated bv the laws OF nature,
and stu lily obey those laws" This is The grand
preservative of life. Or franklin has observed
"a penny saved is penny earned" This is as
applicable To health money. A life saved is a
life gained. Every body, therefore, who would
act up to this rule, must be watchful
PEASE g. SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
IIOARHOUND.
has already been the means Of preserving aud
saving many thousand lives.
For sale by JAS BAKER, and
HIRAM KANE,
Jan Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
COMMIssIONER,s SALE

IN ChANCEkY-In the Cirssii Superior Coari
III Of Law oRd Chancery los Ohio county.
Zachariah Jacob,
Morgan Nelson and Others
In pursuance of a decree pronounced by ssid
court IN said cause on the 18th day Of June Ief2
email proceed, on he 9th day of February IS43,
tine same being court dayl at the front door OF
the court house of said county, To sell to the high
81 and best bidder at public auction lot No nine
W IN square l2l twelve, in the city Of Wheeling
IEhmS OF .SAl.E--One fifth Of the purchase
m oney La cash and the residue in insialments at
eight, sixteen and twenty four months. the pur-
c"aser giving bonds and good $ curity for the
Of sale until paid; and title retained until the
purchase money Is satisfied.
ISAAC w MITCHELL, Deputy for
WOODS, Sheriff oi Ohio county.
and Commissioner IN thu behalf
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GREATEST BARGAINS or THE SEASON.
Mem. cheap aud fashionable WINTER GOODS

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
N w. HEISK ELL informs the public that
". he has just returned from New York aud
the othsr eastern cities and is now receiving a
heavy and general assortment of the most desi-
rabie aud cncapest Goods ever bro ught to the
cry of Wheeling. AbOu, this there IS no mistake
the public will ascertain by giving an early
call.
They will find my Goods uniformly cheap, as
a large porrlen OF them were pa chased at Aue-
tiDn IN the city OF New York, at ruInous low
prices many Of the styles being different from
any that have been seen IN Wheeling. The !. dies
may rest sSured that especial attention has been
gwen to procure such goods, both ornamental.
aud useful, us may he required for themselves as
well as for family use. In such goods as
MANTlLLAS, SHAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS,
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both in
quality and variety, is far superior to any in this
city would also call 'he attention of purcha
which - unusually large and cheaper tnan the
cheapest. The stock consists in part of
Mouselin de lame, different shades; plain EN-.
brOdeTed chene, rich satin striped, TarltOu PLAID
and other kinds, some low as ls 81 cents pei
yaId. Figured Lama cloths; splendid art Gle
PLAIN and figured Alpacha l.ustres. various col
ours. Parisians, Printed SaxOnics, Tleh styles
Figured EOlienne, half price, Black, Blue black
pOult de SII and Italian BUstring silks =
STYLE. Nelvets and silks for bOnncts, rich ribbon
TO match. French, Earlston and Mancheste
Ginghams, Irish Linens, LInen cambrIcks. A
cheap lot oflaces, edgngs, iDseTtings,sk fringes,
Black lace and other Wells. Handsome materi-
al tor caps, English and French prints, &c.
choice assortment of shawis am Mantlllas.-
Argyle, HOneYcomb Alpacha, embroidered cloth,
TaTlctOn. Wool, BrOche silk, cashmere Nous
lin de laiue, silk and other kinds Of shawls and
handkeTC hiefs, Rich Pa rs Mantlllas, Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet ladies'
cravats. Velvet and MerInO Prints,
A good variety Of Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts
Gentlemen's wesr az reduced prices. Cloths
cassimeres, sattinetts and jeans, all kinds and
qualities. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Meri-
no and Satin Vestngs, Fancy neck Scars,
| new article, Satin stocks. black and changeablS
crsvats- A supply OfTailors trimmings. Also
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOOES.
] PLAID, bhone, striped aud other style American
| calicOes Tomarkab cheap. Brown and bleacheC
/ sheetngs aud shirtngs. Bed Ticking, apron auC
shirting checks. dO.nestic GinghaDs, striped anC
/ plaid cotton, plaid huseys, kerseys, black and
| cole red cambricks, cotton frnges, spool cotton
| brown, bleashed vi cOlOred Canton Flannels
I Blankets. red, white and yellow Flannels, Al
l your own prices. Diapers, crash, thTt ads, &c
/ A good sapply II cotton yarn, carpet chain anC
/ batting.
] TnqTatn CdrpetiBr and T'uned Rugs, ua
/ cheap. Remember corner Of Market and UaioI
| streets. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
TRTSTEE,S SALE.

DY Virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry Heiu.'
y x Alfred Richardsoa bearin; daie the 10 ts
day OF October IN the year 1910, and OF record IN
ihe Clerks Office for the county Of Ohio COM
ly' Book "a, page $780, on Tuesday The 10Th day OF
January ls43, ut the corner Of Quincy and Main
streets. in The city Of Wheeling. shall cell the fol-
lowing described property set
The interest ofsaid Helm &c Richardson, in lot
No B. IN square No 3, in rie city Jf Wheeling IN
der lease frurn John Mcclure TO them, daIed the
25th day Of March d. 1888. (subject TO the a.
rears Of rent due 10 said McLure.)
Also the interest ofth said Helm & Riehardsoo
IN Lot No l6. ia square No g in the city OF W hoe
ling. under lease from Nj w Chapline ADD Ehene.
ger Zane. administrators of Noah Zane deceased.
dated the 26ih day Of April 1895. (sulIect any
arrears of ient due 10 r Armstrong. ADMINISTERS
| tor de benis non Of said Noah Zane deceased.)
These lots No and 10 are the same on WHICH
are situated the machine. smith shops. and foundry
erected by said Helm and Richnrdson.
Also the following described goods ssd ehausls,
viz:
One gearcd hand lathe.
One patent screw cnttIng machine,
Six sets OF stocks and dies.
One boiler punching machine.
One pair of boiler irOn shears.
One set Of bending rollers.
Six snvs and sir vices.
-Four pairs Of bellows.
Three sets OF forge tcoIs
Lot of stoves, graies and grnie bars,
Two crane aud four shank ladies'
One lot Of gudgeons and mill gearing.
Ore horse. one droy and one curt and harn.ss
bei,.1ging thereto,
Que joI Qf"lOughs. and plough castings.
Ten tons Of pig IRON, &c and the Tools implements
and fixtures ri any aid every kind whatsoever ow
upon the said lois used by The ssd Helm 4 Rich
nrdson in carrying on their Machine shop and FOun-
dry,
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums under $40.
cash. ever $50, and net less than ESQ. credit Of
60 days;over $50 and less than 5000. a credit OF
four months; over 5000 and less than $500. ere
II Of siS months over $500. m Two equal tns alneH,s
Of twelve and eig hiten monihs.
For all deferred payments bonds Will DO required
with approved personal security. including interest
after sky days from the day OF sale
Sale positive and to commence al 10 o'cloek.A
NJ. aud continue until oil is sold.
JAS s WHEAT. Trustee.
BRENTLlNGER g. SIIALLCRoSS,
nov 23-is Anctionsen.
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ONE FIRE MORE.

II SENSENEY having IN hand stock uuch 20,
bcivy Tor the present season. nnS being ven
DESTROYS of rcduring IL Hs muJh TaiSs,ble before
The spring, will offer Inducements 10 c,su hgycrs
lie would respectfully rail- Attention To the follow
ing arii,le
Super WOOL dyed hlus black Cl,rhs.
\ heavy sIV',k OF Cloths generally.
NeJy large stock Saliiuciis and Jeans,
White. red. yellow and green Flannel.
English NJ Tinns and Ninuslin de L1rnS,
e. hct'es "f all qualities and prices.
Brown and hearhed MuslIGs. Sc.
Together with all The other articles Usually found
in n Dry Cords store. all OF which he will sell Ia
his friends a. they will give BIN opportunity
on ms good terms any other s,nre IN the ciiy
whether Jew Gentle, klahonedan or Mormon.
dec 9S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
TRuSTEE,s sALE.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust from JOha NJ.
ID Clarke 20 me Trustee. dated the 9th day
Ui October. 1884. and Of record in the clerks Office
Of Ohio county. IN iced book 20, folio 90 and also
by virtue Of another deed Of trust from said John
M. Clarke IN mo a. Trustee, dated tho 23rl day
OF May, 1897 and recorded tho said office
decd book ~, folio los, made in order 10 secure
a debt therein named due 10 the late X D Mntchio,
shall offer for public sole on Friday the I 9Th Of
January, IS43. all the household furniture OF the
snid JOAN NJ Clarke IN The house now occupied
by him. The furniture is of the must superior aud
fashionable kiad aud consists IA part Of the iOl.
lowing. viz;
I large, splendid, modern style Pane.
/ Sofa, 2 Lounge.
| marble top Cenirs Tahie,
pr very large. ,lendiJ mirrors, Frenca Plates,
- Mahogany Chalis,
/ Mahogany Side Board.
I pair marble top Pier Tables.
/ 1 Hall liable. Marble top.
1 superior 8 day Mantle Time Piece
/ 2 Mahogany Wash Stands, one Of them marble top
/ 3 superior dressing Bureaus. SC. &c.
| Sale 20 cummenco on the premises NJ 10 o'clock.
| Terms-All sums Of $50 e. under, cash; all
over $50. and under 800. so days; and oil Sums
over 100. four months credit will he given. Ne
goiiablo notes with approved security vii be 70
lqnifod. $50.
| ian As Trustee.