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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
Muhs, Mufs,
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.

|CIlARLES ID. WEEDEN respectfully in
iorms his friends and the public, that he
VIII give Instruction on the Piano FoRrr /.
and hopes, by fair knowledge of the pro.
iesslon. combined with a strict attention 10
us duties, to merit the patronage of the COM
munly.
Apply at No. l2S, Thames street, or at his
residence, corner Of Spring and Young
sr'c's' Dec. |, 1642-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02

From J. IT, Rogers, NJ d. New York Cily.
DIR. u. d. Alien, Dear Sir For wear ps.t
have been IN the habit t prescribing ,onr
Balsdm of llerchound, l.iv-rwort and ?.n,,. =
Root, to my "nil"ntS in private practice have
also used u ~ The Hospital | ind IT n remedy
of great rlliracy IN affections Of Iunn, aud
Liver, IN cases Of Con umpllDn, Cough. Asthma
bronchitis have found ii very rifcarion.
and believe 1t is prescribed vcry generall, by
the profession.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
Real Estate for Sale.

~oE For safe on reasonable terms
RSs::E that valuable estate situate on
lie Easton's point next north of
kS<s&SSS Dennis wharf. The lot OK.
lends to the harbor, and has depth of water
'h'' renders The estate highiY valuable. az
whnri might be hnilt there. At q moderate
expense, that would be equal, If no, superior
Y" any other IN this placs-,hc foundation of
wharf built many years ago is still remain
Ing. There y upon the lot large and com
n"hl"rS dwelling house, in good repair. bull,
IN th" host manner and Of superior materials
:, HENRY Y. CRANSrON, Trustee.
Newport, Nov 10, 1912.
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TO LET.

- TIE new house on Barney
TyHsssI& street, next west of the Cathn.
ELLIE hc Church. Said house, with
k<ESS XES the basement is well finished.
IL has ram water cl"tcin IN the basement,
wood house and well IN The yard. Posses
SION gwen immediately, or IT can be secured
tor the spring. For fnrLrr pactlculars apply
TO Benz CnACE, on the premises. a.,
w. b. s. f.. i. SWAN,
Jan u. No. - Thames 81.
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Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book ht Messrs,T. Townscnd's nm
at llassard's Hotels.
X. B. KlNSLEY s. Go. Proprie.ors.
Newport, Sept, -, 1912.
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For sale as!Ilz or to Let.

Ind possession giren The 25M March
nert,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
For Newport and Providence.

Until further notice
the Mail stage will leave
Providence for Warren.
Bristol. and Nemnnri
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
A Natural Remedy
WRIGHT'S INDIAN veGETABlF Pills

'"fed 10 our constitutions, and competent 10
cure ~ ereru curabLe disease. iriH be Enuud ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
WHOLE No 6f3.
popular Qales.
From Grahams Magazine.
THE
POLISH MOTHER.
A TALE FOUNDER ~ vAer.

1t was gorgeous bridal. The old
Hall Of the palace was lit up with a
thousand lights, and crowded with all
tho wealth, beauty and rank Of Poland
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

\ SM ALL MIS- JAKE.

81 say. neighb"r Saobbs. if you don't
Keep !"u' hens out "i my garden, | will
shoot lhrm.' "Vcry well, DooIulIp,
shoot sway; only II YOU xiii any of my
hens, lhIon Them over 'ntn nv ware. -
Crack wen, Ihe old Iing-piece, morn
ng a'ier morning, and the a'ge lat hens
\ e'e pIrched mt" neishbnr Sr"hh's ward
Ike Ia,n. AIer i"rlnghl ar more,
D"oliuIe di-c"ve.ed that neignbn, S ,nbbs
never had any heu,. aid .llal hp TIA been
sh"oIog HI avn, they having bcoken out
al their own hsn-coop.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
W WOMAN'S TEN DERNESS AND
LOVE.

1t has often been remarked that in sick
ness, there is no hand like won,an's hand,
no heart like woman's heart-and there
is net. A mans brea', may swell with
unuilerable sorrow, and apprehension may
rend his mind; yet place him by the sick
couch, and in the shadow rather than
light the sad lamp tina. watches it, let
him have TO count over the long dull
hours of night, aud wait, alone and sleep
less, the struggles Of the gray dawn into
the chamber of suffering; let him be ap-
pointed to this ministry, even for the sake
Of the brother of his heart, or the father
of his being, and his grosser nature. even
where 1t is most perfect, will tire; his eye
will close, aud his spirit grow impatient
of the dreary task, and though, love and
anxiety remain undiminished, his mind
will own to itself creeping in an irresis-
tible selfshness which, indeed, hs may
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
-HI0lG "&IGIec
KOER n ER.
The Pess Of Germany. ~ho JeN fighting
against Nupoleon.
BY 4. II EVERETT.

Among the gallant young men Of Ger
many, who rushed 10 arms ~ their coun-
Iry's cause at the memorable epoch to
which have alluded, there was one who
dcservesto be particularly mentioned inan
address on German literature, nnI only for
his conspicuous patriotism al u time hen
aImos. every well educated young man
was patriot aud soldier, but as one of
the leading representatives Of the most
recent literature o! his country. aIlude
to Koemer, the admired and lamenlcd
Tyr,aeus OF his ncw crusade IN the ruU-e
of liberty. koemer wNsa native o! Wen
ma, of easy fortune and honorable con-
nexions. In the bIoum Of youth lie had
sl eaLy won distinction by his efforts in
poetry. and had iornct an union with the
objecl Of his passionate attachment, which
lett nothing 20. desire in lis prospect %!
happiness. Life opened before him Tx"
long vista Of enchantmeni,- bu'nolhiug
could chec. his determined zeal in the
cause Of Independence and liberty. IN
vain Lis literary friends, his agonlzing
wife and hmiI?, urged him TO conlen'
himself by sustaining the cause wilh his
pen. His reply "ss shat of the gallant
aud generous martyr Of BunAer's Hill
when urged by he ccumCil Of war on
lie morning of the ba!sIe not to expose
his person in the approaching action. II
9 oulL die wi,h shame II uee to Stay
quietly o. home in the bosom Of my
family while my companions and friends
were exposing ihcir lives in the Cause.'
Kocrner laisr,! corps Of light cavalry end
Joined the army, where he distinguished 4
himself greatly in the evtn,iul campaigns
of the last years Of the war. In assum-
ing the sword he did not, however. aban-
don the Lyre. In the mids, Of the perls
u I'd (aligues oc the weary march, the
crowded encanpment and the battle field
he continued TO pour fos,h succession
oi national and patriotic songs. which
were set to music and sung with cnlhu.
sasm by the armies. Kue,ncr shaI ed the
fate as he had exhibited the generous self
devotion Of " arren. The beloved Of
Heaven, says the Greek proverh, die
Young. The blooming hero poet Of
Vienna never returned to ms native city,
and the bright eyes that so long looked
forth fondly ror him FROM the BANKS Of
the dark-rolling Danube saw him no
more. Vino could lament such drath2
" hat generous spirit would not rather
turn from the dull routine of ordinary
business, with its low pursuts--its bitter
ronlenIions-its heartless frendshlp--to
contemplate with envy the fortune Of the
gallantyouth, who, in the bright morning
Of life, with his laureIs fresh upon his
brow, breathed out his soul in strains of
swan-Ilke song. His grateful conntrymen
have formed collection of his poems
under the tile of "IHe Lure and Mp
.Svrrd. II will remain a monument to
his memory. as long as patriotism and
poetry shall be valued in Germany
They are among the most original aud
important additions that have recently
been made TO her popular poetry.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
DIR. WOfI.5I LIr T. PILLS
.a.fD PUG.NJX BITTERS.

ne perfectly cate; unerIing, and successful
Treatment OF almost every speciss of di,caee by
the use Of DR.. MOFFAI'S LIFE MEDICINES,
"a 10 longer an experiment.; as reference 10 the
"Eperience VI many tnousand patients viii ss,is-
i,ctori'y prove. During tie present month of
September alore, nearly one hundred cases have
come 10 the knowledge OF DIR. Motlat where
ths patent hss, 70 all appearance, effected per-
raneat cnro by the exclusive and judicious use
nj thu Lite Medicines soma eight or ten Of these
had been considered beyond all hope by their
medical attendants. Such happy results are II
source Of great pleasure TO Dr.. NJ, and inspire
him with now confidence TO recommend the use
OF his medicines to his follow citizens.
The LlFE MEDICINES arc purely VEG
ETABl + preparation. They ara mild and plea
sort IN their operation, and at the same time
ough--acting rapidly upon the secretions of
the system-carryng of all acrimonious humors,
,nd assimilating with and purifying the blood.
For this reason, il agA ravated cases of d, spcp
ala, the Life Medicines Will give relief in a short
er space oftme than any other prescription. In
Feyer-and-Ague lnt1anato.y rheumatism, Fe-
vcrs ofovery descriotion, Sick Headaches Heart
burn, Dizziness in the head, Pains in the Chest
Fletueucy, impair appetite, and in every dis
ease arising FROM an lmpurity of the blood or
dsordered state Of the stomach, the use of these
Medicines has always proved TO be beyond doubt
greatly superior 10 any other mode Of treatment
All that DIR. Motlnt asks Of his patients is to be
particular in taking them according to the direc-
tions 1t is not by Newspaper notice, or by
any thing tlnt he MAJ say in their favor, that he
hopes 10 gain credit. 1t Is alone by the resnlts
fair trial. Is the reader an invalid and docs
he wish TO know whether the Life Medicines will
suit hie own case9 Itso, let him call or send to
DR.. Notiats office, SIS Broadway, and procure
copy OF the Good Samaritan, published gratu-
itousY. He will there find enumerated very
q rvtraorIIuary nf nj
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

be ashamed of, and struggle to reject, but
which despite Of all his efforts, remains
to characterize his nature, and prove in
one instance at least. his mani y weak
ness But see mother, a sister, or a
wife in his place. The woman Ieels no
WEAKNESS. and even no recollection of
self In silence, in the depth of night.she
dwells not onI y passlvely, but so far as
the quail feG terms may express our mean
ing, joyously. Her 'ar acquires a blind
mans instinct as from time to time it
catches the slightest STIR or whisper. or
the breath of the now more than ever low
ed one. who lies under the hand Of hui
man hliction. Her step. as in obedience
to an impulse or a signal, would not IA
waken mouse; if she speaks, her accents
are sni, echo of natural harmony, most
delicious to the sick mans ear conveying
all that sound can convey of pity. comfort
and devotion; and thus, night after night,
she tends him like ! ere 'lure sent from q
higher world, when all earthly wa,chlul-
ness has failed; her eve never winking-
her mind never paiIed; her nature that at
a o her times is weakness. now gaining
Il superhuman strength and mapnanimity;
he self forgotten and her sex alone pre-
domlnent.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
POETR RY.
Love at First Sight.
BY BULWER.

-----
INTo my heart silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes,
And what before was shadow, took
The lignt ofsummer skies.
The f'irst-born Love was in that look;
The Venus rose from ont the deep
Of those inspiring eyes.
My life, like some lone, solemn spot
spirit passes Ger,
Grew instinct with glory not
Ia earth or heaven before.
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And shook the leaves Of every thought,
Thy presence wandered DER!
My being yearned, and crept to thine,
AS ii in times OF yorc,
Thy soul had been 4 part OF mine,
Which claimed ii back once more.
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged N that delicious life,
Which made US ore yore!
There bloomed beside thee forms az fair,
There murmured tones as sw Get,
But round thee breathcd tn enchanted air,
Twas life and death TO meet.
And hsnceiorth, thou alone wc1t fair,
And though the stars had sung for Joy,
Thy whisper only sweet!
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
BARBER.

Genslemen are politely informed thai,
~ llezeklah G. Caldwell, lately from
Baltimore, where he was engaged in the
most fashionable shops, may always be
found in his room in Mr.. Jones' oyster
cellar, under the Washington (Mr Foard's)
hotel, where he will be ever ready 10
dress hair for, or shave any who may
please to call on him, he doubts no, to
their entire satisfaction.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

which her countenance expressed. seemed
equally united the sense of nrr people
wrongs and their habits of passive endur-
ance.-She sat with an air of perfect nm
conrern, now looking li-tlesSlv al the
busy party, or at the slranP' damsrl at
The oven, who. with her red lace aud fai
arms and fragrant sleamng load, looked
the very personifcation of vulgar plenty.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
MARI LAD.

\ negro boy being sent by his master
+" borrow pound Of lard from II neigh
hnr. lhus delivered his n,es,age:
"Nlssus Th"mpsoh. mas'a sen me
over to borrow or beg pound Of hog ,al-
low; he say he gol de old sow up in de
pen, iaIlen'n,, he gwine tn kill her dav be.
tore yesterday. aud he come over week
fore last, and pay all You owe u.s."
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
J.i I'VE )
EXpectOPant

T. aeedellv superior 20 any known combiaat on
o.r1ed,c.no, for coughs colds, consumption, Aeth
,as. sP.,ins Of blood, Angina pectoris--Palpitn
tlls Of tho heart, BTanihi:i9--chroric Plu!lsy,
Nearseness Difficulty OF Brsathing, Hopping
oough, pans and weakness oil tho Breast, and ell
6,se-sos Of tine Pulmonary organs
For sale AT DR.. Parher's Drug, Nedc-
cine < Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
81 Dr. Jayne's Medicines IN Cecil county.
Also for sale ss above. Dr.. Jayne's Tonic
Venni'uge, and Dr.. Javne's sana,iye
Pills.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

A NEGRO DIALoGUE.-"I say; Bag,
where do dat comet rse2"
ut rises IN de 43lh meridian oh de fri-
gid zodiac, a, iald down in de comic al
manirk."
"Ne !, where do il set, Baz?'
SEP you black fool, il don't set no.
"here--N hen il gifts tlr' d oh shining, |.
goes in it, huIe!"
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25
EPlI'APll.

What thou art reading DER my homes,
Eve often read ON o,her slones;
And others soon shall read of thee,
What thou art reading nov of me.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

"Why are pair OF boots that have un.
dergone repairs like dead men2"
Because they are mend-ded! (men
dead,)
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

considerably over nine millions If dollars
for that period of time-six millions a
year-sixteen or seventeen thousand
dc liars for every day in the year--whIch.
IN proportion to The means of The Gov.
ernmenl and the demand for the services
of the Navy, Can hardly be considered as
ngsardly appropriation of the public
money.
he Post, however, with all its dispo-
sition 10 find fault, frankly confesses tina.
"there is one point on which the Wing
Congress deserves credit, and that is for
tn" amount of private business transac.
ted"
The Whig Congress deserves this ere.
dit; bnt II deserves credit also for much
more Than this. 1t is entitled TO the
pralse OF having. through a series of la
b"rs and difficulties never in any snt ap-
proarled by any preceding Congress, res-
Inred HE public credit; repleni>hed The
IRE sury; and reduced the appropriations
Tor puhlIc expenditures To $ melhug like
ne-haIl Of the amount which thew had
reached during the Administration that
preceded them.
This reduction of the amount Of ap-
preparations, aud consequently of eXpen-
ditule, Is so remarkable, and so worthy
Of the wlo'e attention of our readers, ,tha,
we >hal! close these rrmarks with the
pIa'nesL possible demonstraton of the
fact.
During t''s years which lavs elapsed sin the
:los'ol VII Adams Adnins'ralron, the dppro-
PHhVphs 'h""o ny C"nsress, as officially autnaa.
llC.iGH, ware 10 ioilors:
'm'""f i .aHnaU Appropriations ncs 1890 10
ia.- !"eiG.Fss. s,& .Es.-Ies 4f Fnei.e scot end
S'isL M
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25


sessisn i Cohg'tA tcr Inc hQf euisnGsr ys1
shurg June 81, .s4o, ana the Jscat year e,tutng
Jhns %, Iel4---tha: IS. fr ttSa sen ne rlis.
CiVil al" uipiornatic, n.uH,n,, enuIug
June 81, Is4j sl,sss,cSs
Civil and aipiona.ie, year, ending
Jnne -, '79A S,6el,9 ,95a
silIha establishment 4,Io3IsO
l"ilIh' IhGlls Suo, 100
Natai establishment 9,l36,iS4
IE"ii" apartment 2,iU%,.ob
lels,ohs, Invalid, revolutionary, and
wro."s l,li7,4so
PEI s,OI 5 naval 40 900
10 give cLe,t 10 the treaty with
Lrrut bn'ain ssa,72s
Improvement uf the navigation Of
tue Miss 's,pPi, Missouri, Ohio,
and Arkansas ryes $50 900
Construction {! hurJvrr on Lake
michigan 10000
Payments 10 Georgia militia Is, 400
To establish telegraphs so,0so
For survey OF hlrbor Of MeRphs,
Tennessee 5000
Prydts clans, amount not ascertain
ed but which may be estimated ut
about 10000
Vnllous public objects, such a, extrd
pay 10 officer OF thr Exploring
EApcait Il, pay oi Michigan mill
TIA called ont to maintain trail
iiy on The Canadian frontier, aud
others which are directed to ne
settled, the amount not hnUwn,
but when as,eltaned, to he paid
III the Treasury, estimated at 10c 900
SII,d99s5B
In arriviI . at these sums, fractions OF Go!Iup
were not taken INTO the additions.
The appropriations tor the Eos, Office Depart.
ment, winch are paid exclusively out OF the re-
venues Of that Department amount to 81, ,545,-
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

ne average ye'Fiy app opr:atI"hs IN tne iuur
I9'Fspi the van Duieii !tuntIlstrdLlon, the Ioa-
DER WI o"se!'ei "erc rwen,y- nnilions Oue
hundiea ana mty-h"u tuuus4lIo ana suyen,y -nlns
GO.!L.3.
lEsNheIe arno mt appropriations made by
tie 'a'a Nohs!ts' .or t"s pIvsvnt year and tho
!!at i'1l r Lac next year was, % t.ia IsIasI Will
h"Ih I0Ei Tue sLtI1inea o.iicitI sta.elnsnt, uut
t"entN ItAr lnhIlUIs ana IdiG Vi collars; lndt
is 70 say, ont Il llie uvls than sEltsn ,a,i.oas o
stti-' se2r'- mGC!. less tudn tHo-L.nILs U. tne
tI.nu"I expenditure unuer tue Iust uuIIocIdlle
'"J"4. ana iess th@n one-nalt VI tne exp,nul-
t,lt uuf'n& each Vi tle t" % itst yedis Vi Eeusr-
al JdcnsVI : Or !ns tlraL Vi .IE. van Dursi AG-
nHHlsLIaLivn.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

fs'rnAtT o. APPROPRIATIONS made al he last
seSs',n i Cohg'tss to, ihs ha( eaisnGsr yer
sful"g June 81, .s4o, ana the JScai year t,.utng
Jhns %, Iel4---tha. IS. FIR ttSa.ser, ntt rit..
The Cecil Whig., 1843-03-25

.7rij9lh lS,2--6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

Rt virtue of a deed of trust executed b,
NHian I.ambdin. Christopher - Lambdin,
1880, and now OF record in the clerks of.
nee OF Ohio county. l shall, on Tuos
day, tue Path day of January 1913, VI IN,
ronl door 2 { the court house of Ohio county. al
: O'Clock + M'proceed TO sell TO the highest and
pest bijje: for ready IN oney; Lot No 40 Itorty
ana al. Gt OF NO forty one except so much
theTe0i 81 The SAID William Lambdin conveyed
or q S"eaIITgen, By deed dated 22l OF April
.S5!, aud now of record Ia the clerks office OF
ONO cOLn'y.. That part of said lot Al. so coz
Neyed ~ said Swearingtn being. as Is believed
the North pa ri thereoi Containing a front of mir.
~ nine feet width and the same breadth back "a
The alley. ~
SeIinFas trustee | will convey such title a
3 vested IN me by said deed of trust.
DEC 2i-dts John LIST, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
ONE FIRE MORE,

SLNShNEf having ph hand a stock tuuch To-
nel'y Tor the present season. m! being vep
lesirous OF u during IL n, muJh rs possible bsfo-.
he spring, will Ufrr inducements To CASH bnvor.
Tic would respectfully call attention 10 The follow.
ng arit les.
Snper WOOL dyed blue black Cloths.
\ heavy siOpk OF Cloths generally,
Veiy large siuck SaiiinrIIs and Jeans,
White. red. yrlluw anil green Flannel.
English Merinos aud NIou.Iin lie LaIn.,
Cihcoes of all qualities and prizes,
Brown and hleachrd Mluslias, &c.
Together with all the nIhrr uriirlcs usually found
IA a Dry Gnuds Store. all OF which he will scll Ia
ms friends az they will give him mn opportunity j,
IA as good terms rs any sIuer store ia The ciy
whether Jew Gentle. M~ahomsdan or Mormon.
dec %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

81 SALLY virtue ola decd Of rru..
executed by John Fawceu, bearing DAT. o..
ne S'h OF Asui. 1871, and recouded Ia TIE clerk,
fhee ct Ohio county. I shall. on Saturda, The 2ttI
'"J % december next. proceed to sell. on the pre-
hi-es. al public aociiot. To The highest bidder 70,
'aSh. io' N" Five. ia the seco.d square in The cin
q "oeei','g. SIT ate ON Water stree, near ia.
,'a"''-'s' landing. ~heron are 3 large and valHa
" ~areAosss'. The tile is believed to he uuques
'ionahls; bu, selling ~ trustee I will only max. .,,cl
tile "a is vesled IA mo. WM "A KING.
aus <S-do Trustee.
Inc sac ct the above property is postponed unit
Monday. April 24th, lSl3.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCRosS.
dee 26-s Ancron..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

ETERNAL W~ATCHFULNESs is ne price Of
HsaIh.- very eminent physician has observed,
that IF mankind would prescrv1 the health 81
ven them by Ged, 10 the period there fxeI for
fbe ordInalion OF life three score years and ten
they must be latsd by the laws OF nature,
and stn tly obey those lnws." This 10 The Grand
preservativs Of life. DR. Fr1nklin has observed
"a penny saved 10 a penny earned" Tnis is as
applicable 10 health IS money. A hfo saved IL a
life gained. Every body, therefore. Who would
act up TO this rule, must be wstchful
PEASE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRNC or
HOAR1IOUND.
has alrs1l " b,en the mssas Of preserving snd
saving msny thousand lives.
For sale By JAS BAKER. aud
HIRAM KANE,
Jan Whcsing, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
EkTATI.

virtue OF a deed OF trust eIecsied by Jacol
- /. B'er, bearing date un the I9,h day OF Ma,
io4l' aud recorded IN the Clerks OGirs of IA.
'"u"'y court of Ohio couniy. ia deed book No %
page ZIG ! shall, on Saturday. the 4 h day Of Feb.
raiy neIi. nj The fruit door OF the Couu House OF
O"io eouniy, proceed To sell ut public auction, Il
NE highest bidder, the following described real es
.ae''o WI; Aliihe estate. right. title and in,ercs, o
the enid Bier IN aud To lois No. one. .yyo. ,b,s. .,d
our ia the 81 square and lots No. five, sI am
.hl'tren IN . h square in the addition to Souil,
wheeling laid ,ut by Richie & Spigg. commonl,
called h.chiei"wn. Terms made know at m,
'imc oi sale. Selling rs trustee. I shall onl, mai,
'"'h hIle as u vested IN Lc. Nj NELSON.
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