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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

Trr pnKss AND us uoURTEstEH.-Notlc
ing an editorial convention recently held a
Lynchhurr. Va, the Philadelphia Inquirer
very appropriately remarks: ,
"A fule should be adopted excluding al
personalities from all editorial articles, and
branding individuals who resort to violence
and Islander in the advocacy of any. cause,
with the strongest reprobation. Such per,
song, indeed, should be excluded from all
courteous intercourse with the honorable
members Of the craft. The preas OF TINS coun
try eSrrciars A wonderful control over public
opinion. When directed to v'ftuous and pa.
triotic objects, it ID capable OF exercising 'nos'
e"alutary influence; but when IT pailders to the
basest appetites, or becomes a mere veh'eie
for the ,itterahte Of bigUtnd aid malignant
feelings and opinions, it is productive OF dis
trt,a,. III will and evil. We cannot see why
the editorial life should moi be Characterised by
the same rules as social life. In reputable
society, individuals shun the scandal fnonger,
the mischief maker, the meddlesome and the
uuarrelsome. Those that bear false witness
are not only despised, bit avoided while
those who are gully of gross moral delln'
q,iehcios, and who persist in error and wrong,
are turned ffotti with n just degree Of self-re-
apett, 80 5hohld it be in editDtial intercourse
The habitlial defamcr, the malignant libelltr,
the journalist who Eiistepresents aud %perverts
without the slightest regard fof I~1ttite Or feel
ing, should be treated with marked indi1er-
ence and contempt.
The honorable and high members ofithe fra
tornity should, in short, have nothing to do
wi,hHuch. Asystem of this kind, generally
ptrstied, would have a happy influence on the
character of of our press, and at the Same time
shew to the vicious and abandoned the neces-
city Of preserving in their columns, some OF
the proprieties of life, some Of the indications
Of honor, integrity, and proper human feeling
Or The Editorial Convention is pro.
posed to BIO holden at Baton Rouge on the
18th June. Those in favor of the time
and place, say ay, ayl-(Concordia In.
.eliigencer.
The l7,hef Juty, friend. We hope to geo
you here.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
M~ARsHAII'S SALE.
United States Circuit Court lstern District
of Louisiana.
L. Allin IL CO., for the benefit Of
M. White e. Co, Q
James McCaIop.

James NGtaiop.
BY virtue of a writ Of fieri f1ciag, No. g63
isatihd in the above. entitled SUIT, from the
Honorable court aforesaid. and to ne direct.
cd, will be exposed at public sale, on
SATURDAY, LIST tag, lst2
ut the donr Of The cn,trt house in the pat,zt, III
East Baton Rouge, La, letwecn The hours Of
1t 4 NJ aud / T NJ on said day, the fcllJwttg
described property, TO wit:
A plantation containing ono thousattd acres
more or less. with all tie Improvements
known as the ShlpW0rth place. situated about
4 (funtl miles abjtF The tu#n IF Baton Rouge.
fronting the Mississippi river I'll tbs West, on
the North by lands Of Or. " b scott, South.
~ lands Of defendant, OH HE Fast not known.
The said plantation is surrendered by th4
defendant to satisff this writ with all costs.
Terms Of Sale-l2 months credit
The purchaser viii hd required IT, give ehol
and sufficient e%eruFitt4 and mOttt4ge Oh rail
land ill final payment,
A $ ROBERTSON.
United States M't5l'hll
Ww & NJ Dorttn
United States Deputy MafahalI.
Juno n 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
PROBATE SALE.

Of TIE court, Of Pfobstesi III ahd for The parish
If last 1ston Rouge, viii be sold BY the TN
derslgned Parish Judge, on
TUESDAY, the ooh Of June 1s4J
Al II O'Clock NJ, at the court house, in the
town Of Baton Ronge, a piece Of ground cor.
tanning four arpen's, in the corporation Of
Ba'oh Hopgfi in Spanish Town, bounded East
by lands oi Oracle and West by lands Of the
ne,i5 IF kegIIiO, beldngiik 10 the Succession
If the late Andrea i'lbo, deceased.
1'Grnis Of sale One half cash and the
other half paYdbIb In one and two ycars, in
notes we'll erdSffbd payable in bank aud
mortgage retained until final payment.
may 70 10 Gil. TESTER, I, ]
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

ton which was adopted Resolved, that it
shall be the duty of the members of the police
jury Of this parish, to ascertain precisely the
number ut INDECENT children in their respec-
tive wards, together with their names and
ages, and submit the same at each Septem-
her session Of the police jury, to be placed on
the records, and that the clerk Of the polics
jury be required TO transmit to the adninis'fa-
tore HI common schools a copy Of the same.
Resolved, that the parish printer receive
his salary half yearly, at the expiration nj
each sir months.
Messfs. p A Walker; James Cooper, Wn,
Hawes, VIM HunstHrk and George L iilleY,
were appointed administrators of common
schools III this parish.
Resolved, that from and after the passage
Of this RESOLUTION The administrators Of public
schools for this parish in distributing The mo-
ney appropriated tx the sllppoit IF Haid
schools, shall not ~ tt any teacher, more
than two dollars per month idt tbs tuitiof nf
INDECENT children. from any money apprupri-
ated by the st tie and Parish under the exist
ing laws on that subject.
Resolved, That the President IF HE Police
jury be, and he is hereby Authorized to make
such arrangements, oil behalf OF the oIice
jury as he shall deem proper for the payment
of a Judgment against said police jury. in ia
vor Of j d Newcoinb, for the sum Of nine
hundred and fifty dollars, and cost on sajd
judgment. and to direct The Auditor to issue
such warrant or warrants as may be neCessa-
ny in said arrangements. And be it further
Resolved, that said president, is authorized to
call on Aug. Duplantier, Esq, late Treasurer
aud Collector Of this parish, for the balance
due on tax roll of 1880, amounting to &208O
g, as appears from his late settlement, and
make all necessary arrangements to a com
plete settlement with said Treasurer and Col
1ector.
Resolyed, That David II Penny, sosthene
| Allan; and 7 y Conrad, members Of the po-
lice jury, sheW tatise at next session, why
the 4th section of an act of the police jury,
passed The 18th Of March 1913, should not be
enforced against them for non attendance This
day.
Resolved, That the account laid befuro The
police jury in favor of Robt. A Riley fol- s l2J
be rejected.
On motion; the police jury then adjoutIitd
sine dib.
WM. HAYES, President.
aAMb. SKoLriELB, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
TO BOOKSELLERS,
S~TATEONERs, MERCHANTS
& DEALERS
WHO mr.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER, &C
AT WHOLESALE.

s,wrtt HrFsro4. who has been for fifteen
years in the Houk and Stationery business,
dhcrs his services as u Purchasing Agent tn
all who want books at wholesale for cash. 1t
is his intention to reside in New York for this
purpose, where he will maFB 1t his business
10 fill suCh orders as may be accompanied
with q remittance, at the lowest possible prl~
cpsr TO those HhH wish To- go chi the Cash
System this mode of getting Supplies VII give
an advantage over purchases made IN person
Il must be ubyiotis to all that one who Is con-
ilntaIly in the market and buying FOR cash,
will he better able to get bargains Han thdSc
who only make annual visits to the city. 5.
II. will give lis aidtt ATTENTION to this bttsi-
ness and furnish books ot ill Kinds, tat6f Of
every DESCRIPTION, varlou kinds IT fancy
goods, steel pens, quilts and all Articles Of
stationery &c. &c. Engraving atid printing,
orders for periodicals, and all fhF New Works
will be promptly attended 10. The pnbl,ta
tons of the New World and the Brother Iona
| than, newspapers, will be sept by mail or 9th.
erwise as soon as issued. g blank books If any
pattern will be made to Order. NewsnarcFs
will be furnished with their paper at the lowest
rates. s. II. attends all the auctions and thu
trade sales, and thus has frequent opportunities
to get books very low. From a trial Of about
eight months, during which time Mr. has been
engaged in making purchases for his acduair=
tances in the trade, he feels fully warranted
in saying that from 10 10 20 per cent. from
the usual prices may be saved by buying for
cash. lie respectfully s~olicits a trial.
TERMS: A commission Of s per cent. will
he charged on The money paid out, on all sums
Of 500 or over; on smaller from 5 to 10 per
cent. according the trouble. Those who wish
TO buy $500 or more at a trade sale, and will
send a list, with prices, can have their order
Oiled 1t d very low rate. Every information
relative to the prices Of books, paper, &c. will
be checrfully given without charge to all who
address Mr.. II. Pssr-fArp)
s. II. refers, by permission, 10
MEssEns HARPER & BROTHERS,
" BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
New York.
{" ROBB Il 1tOGf4,
s. WOODALI. & co.
l.. MATTHEW'S. Esq
Rev UrInans,
Office No. Pa5 peatl-street. up siaits.
Netc- York. Hag lR. le43s june II -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
lmpoklANI AN pAREns.

A une assemble drs directeurs III COLLEGE
10 Baton Rouge, tanue resentment Ga con.
di'ton financicro du pays ayant etc prise on
coris'dt ration privilege A ttt cctroye au Pr
aldeHt tie IN dite institution, de d. dnire 33d
pour cent sur les prix ttabl's, pcnrvu que
tolis les tfiiittEtfes on tcrmce.
Les pflA tItVes ayant ttt ca,tFc d'obier'i"n
al college, dri ospGfe que les I,arens sais,-
rrnt m~1inICnaft lnnraeinn dos ata,ta1rs ell.
m]rleufS que lctt '3ftto cetfo institution pour
Ftdncatioh de Id ijuieese, en- acCofdafl un
soutlen IT'D, raj
II luin II 3f u H. RANSFY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
TAKEN tP,
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

At a late meeting Of the trustees of the Col.
lege Of Baton Rouge, (the pecuniary condition
Of the country being taken into Considerations
liberty was granted to the President of Tie
College, to receive day scholars into that fnsf-
ton at a reduction Of 49, per cent. from she
former charges provided the tuition money
be paid punctually in advance at the begin
n1ng Of each collegiate quarter or term.
The high price OF tuition, having been here
ibfbte an objection 10 the College, it is now
hoped Gas the objection is now obviated) that
patents. will improve the superior advantages
1t affords for the education of their sons, by
extending to II their liberal patroase.
iune 10 IS st
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
AVIS.

En- yertu dc Ia Froclatna'i5n ci-dessus, une
Election pour I'm RepreGsftant au Congress
dn 3me District CONGRESSIONAL, eera tenuc
danE Ia FaEoisse DIET Rason Rouge, Iundi.
Mardi ct MercredI. lie 3me, 4me ct 5me Jours
de Juliet proclaim.
LIE Ter jour a la maison du GenI. Town
send al Plains, ct a Ia maison de James s
Willis. a Manchac , lie I'd Jour a Ia MASON de
James Forbes. a Sandy Creek, ct lie 3e. 1oei
a la Maiaon de Cou7 de Baton Fbhge.
Au TENS ct lieux susdits, ls bon pcupi6 dc
Get Etat sera appele a voter sur "a necessitc
ct Ia convenanee de cor.yoquer une Ccnven.
tion pour amender Ia Constitution.
5 JUN II ClI TESTER, T. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. June Il, lsl

WIZ a5 ~
We have but few changes to notice in bu-
%siness, and such ms have occurred will be
found in our subioined remarks below. The
receipts of our great staples, and in fact of
all other articles, are falling off rapidly
Cothon-Thc Acadia's advices came to
hand on Saturday morning last. The i%ntel]i-
gencc is rather favorable, inasmuch as both
the Liverpool and lIavre markets had improv-
ed, more especially on the lower qualities,
in consequence of speculative purchases,
brought about by accounts received from the
cotton growing sections of this country, in re-
lation to the unusual backwardnrss of tho
season. The sales on Saturday amounted to
1000 bales Oh Monday 400, and ycster day
1900, together 5000 bales at full prices,
sgreoahly to which VIC continue our previous
figures.
The receipts since tue 9th inrt., are 3,2lJ
bales, and the exports 6660. Stock on hand,
65,147.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
MATTRESSES.

Those who wish TO buy mattresses, or to
have them made 10 order, are requested to
call at the house belonging 10 gen. Thomas,
near the Jail. All orders will be promptly ex-
ecuted, and on the most reasonable terms
None but the best materials will be used.
Paper-hanging also attended to.
mavI3 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
J. l.. YERkES,
CHrRuRcIEy & nEyTI4Tr..

C~HIRuRCIET N DFNTIsTF.
Ofre ses s~ersicsa aux messieurs OF dame.
de cette vile ct seq envlrnns, et les assure
qnlls etforccra, par son assidnite, a letr don
ner ample satisfaction-Conditions tres mo
defhs. II SO rendfa chez les families sat,t
autre charge.
Rtsidenco-Mansion.E House, B-Rougc.
II JUN 1891.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

49, 't'HG sttscrjbt+ hsvltg
Dbl tHrtoyed several FIRST rst-
~tFfTN Abtktpcn from Newark, r..
~-T-Szg~aaMsaJ and Enlarged, his accom-
rhodafthns, Is now prepared 10 repair carriages
dt sRtf} description with n~eatnesS and des-
pafcH. Il nv setts Of Northern made hgr-
rtcs$ fol, 'alf; II ihtoice prices. Also on
tIaiid and compIe'itF 81 assortment Of cherry
dnn poplar bedsteads for sale low. A shatc If
PATRONAGE is solicited.
aug 20 % W. r TTNNARD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

Taken up by leonard Forhrs, on tic Liter.
~ road, about II miles from this place. a
small sorrel mare. old branded lhus S on tho
right hip, a white ST. p Ii he face, aud about
IT hands high. Tit owner i'll comply with
tie law and take her away.
may u 10 J. HHESTON. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

MARE1ED-On Thursday the 10Th inst, by
James Cooper, Esq, MIR. Edward Haly, 10
Miss Eliza Barrow. all of this parish.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev. Jos
n. Brogard, Guy Labauve. Esq, to Mss En-
ma Serre,, both from the parish Of West Ba-
ton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Third District Court-Parish Of Fist Ba.
ton Rouge.
Isabel Dominique,
vs., No 5!ItS,
Ynoccncio buIncz, y miic.

'S J PFi"S+
%Janttary 2lSt 1919.
This is an action instituted by the plaintiff
against her husband fof d separation Of pro-
perry and the recovery and administration of
her parapherhal estate on the grounds Of The
embarrassed state of his affairs BY which her
rights have become endangered, a default was
entered against the defendant and more than
three judicial days having elapsed since the
rendition thereof, and the defendant having
still failed tp appear and hlt his answer, on
motion Of plaintiffs counsel, this day was as.
signed to enable plaintiff by proof tn make
said judgment by default defnitive and final,
and the court BEING of the opinion that the al
legations in plaintiffs petition are fully esta-
blished by the law and the evidence oral and
documentary adduced i'll support thereof, and
on file in this suit: 1t is therefore ordered
adludged and decreed that Isabel Domcnguez
be, and she is hereby declared to be separate
in property from her husband, Ynocencio Bull
nez Y muir, that she recover as her separate
~paraphernal property, the possession of a lot
of ground with the improvements thereon, in
square no. |, in that Part of the town Of Baton
Rouge laid dtt by A Grass, which she &C
quired from & Acosta by authentic act passed
before Oh. Tcssier Parish Judge on the 9th
June 1870, also Of the slaves, Hannah and her
child Isabel, acquired by donation inter ripas
from mad. M NJ Lorcnte by n~otariaI act before
Charles X TcSsier, Not. Pub. on the goth Nov.
1910. and also of the several articles Of
household furniture and bedding, sci forth
in schedule A, annexed to plaintiffs pc
tition and that the plaintiff have Judgment
against her said husband for the sum of one
hundred and twenty-lour doIlatsand fifty cents,
by him received on the 9th june 1880, and have
a legal mortgage on his estate TO take effect
from said date for the restitution Of the same
and for the costs of this suit to be taxed.
January 20, 1913.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON,
Judge Sd District
hereby cettify the foregoing 10 be a true
julie II 10 4 WINTHROP, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
BY fhF NTOVFflNF+
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Secretary Of State,
NOTICE.

BY virtue of the above proclamation al
election for representative 10 Congress from
the Sd Congressional District will be hcId IN
tie Parish of East Baton Rouge, or Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, the a@ 4th and 9TH
days ofJuly next: .
The first day at the hot'<o OF Gen Townsend
at the Plains, and the house OF Jas . "illS'
Manchac 2d day ot the house oil Jas Forbes
Sandy Creek, and the Sd at The court house
in Baton R1cec. ,
AT to- same times and places, the good
rcop't of the parish will be called on to Vote
fDr or against a convention to amend the
Constitution of the State.
CHAs. TESTER, FL
June > 1913, II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
faroisse d'Est Baton Rougc-Cour du
TtoisiCme District.
Isabel D~ominguez,
vs. Nc. 3JlS
Ynocencio EuInes V mide.

lnocenCio Dulnes y mIde.
81 Janvier 1913.
Cctte action est in5tituce par la plsignantc
contrt son mari pour uuc separation dc biens,
ct pour le REQUIREMENT ct administration
de sd propriete paraphernalo, a cause de l'etat
enbarrasse de Sos afaires ct du danget de
perdre ca dite pTopriete. Dtfaut arant etc
~enregis,re contre le dctendeur, ct roi5 yours
judiciaires s'etant G%couitsj saro comparative
pour repondre, sur motion du conseii de la
plaignantes &C jour a etc hppolntc pour que la
~plaignante, PAT preUre, tasse &c lugement IL
nal ct Ia cour cant d'opinion que les allega-
tons dams Ia petition de ia plalgnante sont
pleingmer. soutenues par la loi ct lie temoi-
guagef verbal ct autrenent, offert dams cette
cause ct enregistro au gref1e. II est done or
dome, adj uge ct d%ecrtte, cue Isabel Domin-
guez, soft ct ellie est declarte stre separee en-
propriete de son mari Ynocenclo Bulnez y
Muir, ct qu'elle reco1vre, CONNIE sd proprlete
paraphernale ct separee, possession du lot de
terre, avec toutes les authorizations qul sly
trouvent, dams lie care No. /, dams cstte par
tie de la vile de Baton Rouge, arpentfe par
A. Grass, qu'elle acquit de C.. Acosta, par
acte passe pardevant Oh. Tessier, Iuge de pa
roisee, lie 9 JUN 1880, aussi les e~sciaves Han
nah ct son enfant Isabel, acquis par donation
inter riuas de Mad. Nj. M. Lorente, par acte
~noto-ial devant Oh R. Tester, notaire public,
le 20 Novernbre 1910, ct aussi des divers ar
ticles de meubles ct Its deerits dams 10 sehe-
dule A, acconpagnant Ia petition de Ia plai-
gnante, ct qu'eIle ait lrgement contre son dit
mari pour la somrne de cert vingt-duatre pfas-
tres e: cinquante sous, reeus par lul lie 9Iuin
1880, ct by potheque legal sur sa prophetic, a
dater dusdit Jour, pour Ia restitution de Ia dlte
eomme ct les frais du dit process.
% ~lanvier, 1913.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Juge du Sc district.
Je certife que .e susdit est confo.yne a 70
r;cinal e~nregistre au CRETE.
/? plin 10 :. WINTHROP, gref.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

a l. PlbtEH-StHpfoF nEHfisT.
@ ] Residences. East Of the court hG,tfh, IN
the hoitse formerly occupied by Chariss Il
TehsIrr, baton HBtlg",
DIS ~ At
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

50 bis 1homaStoW n lime at New Orleans
price.
4 few Thousand fec, cypress lumber for sale
BY PIKE IL RABIN,
dec ri 4G
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
j. L. lERKES.
ST. RGEON AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST.

Orfrns his servicts 10 the ladies' and 9Th
tlotncn OF this %vltinily. and ssaufes them that
no pains shall be Winning on his part to give
entire satisfaction. Terms very modctato.
He will visit families without extra charge.
Residence at The Mansion House, Baton
Rouge. June II 10 .t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
W. t.

JANIS lair 1rONtr,
For promoting and strengthening the growth
Of the hair, for sale by
dec II IS WILLIAM y PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
Pods DU PAIN,

Fixe par ie mare pour Ia semalne suivanfe
La Fame etant Z 81 50 te baril, IS oncss
lie pain Ponr dix sous
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

DIED-0n wednesday, morning the 18th
inst, Narcissa lerusi,aj only child of Charles
!" and Elvira ]. Hall, aged six months and SIX
DAYS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
GREEN & McDOUGAI.
COMMISSION

27 COMMON STREET,
april ! 81. NEG Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
MATORAI,Ty

THE price Of fresh -four being Fl go per
barrel. the bakers must give, the ensuing week
IS ounces Of bread for J. iinte,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-11
LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease; from It's long standing and repen
ted attacks and alec irsn the manner in which
y has been treated, often le, the drcgs Of the
disease IN some way CHING 70 the system some
times there - great weakness and prOsiratOn OF
strength, with dull heavy pain located in some
part OF the syst %. In al such cases, DIR Swayne' 8
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry will be found
an excellent remedy, % support, strengthen, and
give vigci 10 echnng health, and defend IL from
the inrOads Of disease.
Their, are daily certificates from various persons
which are suhicient testimony 20 the great eff
caCy Of this Invaluable mooicine.
8SDr Swaype's Office, No 81, North Sixth 81.
one door below Arch, PhiladelIh his, where al or
ders for agencies. &c must be directed. Refer
cnces will be expected.
DR. Swayno's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
q for sale at the Drug s tore II
JAMES BAKER.
oct7 Wheeling, Va.