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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18

Dishonorable Failure of Ljcofoeo Bank. The
Harrisburg Telegraph of The 2i inst. gives the
particulars of one of the most iraudulen aud
wicked failures Of a Banking Institution, even in
Pennsylvania, that of the Northampton Bank at
Allentown, Lehigh county: locooco Institution
from the beginning, IN all its phases, and official
management IL seems that after lingering along
in bad IepuIe, with muIttudinous devices and
uickeries, TO keep up the confidence of the public
in its solvency, il has "died the death" and lett
the whole community OF the section Of country
wherein il is located, to mourn its notes unre-
deemed, thousands of hard working, industrious
farmers and mechanics, swnded out Of ,heir eur
nings, and It's Stockholders robbed, cheated, and
defrauded ont of every dollar OF their capital
The report of The Investigating Committee makes
The deficiency aud loss sustained 10 amount TO o q
YER FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS n! Among The unpaid notes found was
ONE FROM AMOS KENDALL, GIVEN WHEN
HE WAS PosT NAsTER GENERAL, aud when RICE,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BANK, WAS MAIL CON.
TRACTOR UNDER HIM The note icas neuer paid,
aud II is likely, was NEVER IN TENDED TO
BE PAID, being discounted by Rice with thar
understanding, on account Of ?6icial services rem
dered i-.4iias.
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Wings have exceeded our highest expectations.
NORTH CAROLINA.
LIST District Whig-no locoiocu run.
81 Daniel NJ Barrnger, Wing.
Sd A locoloco district formerly, hut prob
ably Anderson Mitchell, Whig is cleo
ted. f
9TH Whig--no locofoco candidate.
5lh X. NJ Saunders, Cahonne, elected
by 1913 mai
9th james Mckay loco, (probablyj
9Th John II. Daniel, Culhounte, by l59
majority. poi
9th A. n. Arlington, loco this was STAN
ley's district, and WINS outrngeonsly
gerrymandered TO defeat him.
9th Rayner, Wing, $40 majority. This
was gerrymandered to defeat him, but
in VAIN.
Result. Wings certain, locos CERTAIN and
| of each parry doubtful The Wing grin in the
popular vote is 1900 over last year, and gives be-
tween 5000 aud 5000 Wing majority in The state.
Pretty well for state which was gerry nandered
by q locoioco Legislature.
TENNESSEE WELL DONE.
Returns from 80 counties give Jones, wing 7s4
gain from ls4l when lie had over 5000 majority
in the State. lie is unquesonabIy elected 10y an
increased majority.
The Legislature, however, is of more inpor-
porlance, as the'elecon Of two U. ). Senutors is
TO be nude. In The House, SO lar the Wings
a majority in the last legislature. For the Senate,
the Wings have thus Tar elected aud the ocos 2.
The Wings count upon IL cerlaln--n majority.
We have some tears nevertheless
Members Of Congress, thus Jar-Wm. T. Sen.
ter, David W. Dickinson, Joseph n. Peyl Mil
ton Brown Wings; Avian COLON, NJ. A. Long
tprobaby) Auion V. Brown, Cave Johnson To-
colocos
INDIANA.
Returns from III river counties show n heavy
Wing loss of near 1000 IRON lS40, when the
Wings had s637 nujorly in The State and this
is owing to third party uotes. We fear tina, purity
will have The honor OF giving Indiana to the slave
power. Thomas J. Henley and John A. Maison,
locos, elected to Congress both loco guins, help
ed by the third party. Cueb b. Smith and Satn-
uel G. Senpe, Wings are elected In the Leg
isalure the Wings are now ahead.
ILLINOIS.
We have but one gun, and that rouscr. Chi
cago has given the Wing candidate for Congress
so majority. The locos counted on 400 maj!
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AND NOW ON THIS:


Blow AWAY ut The coons, Jerry. Ii is evident
that your old friends the Sub Treasures and
Swartwouers, can't flourish much by way OF pick
ngs and steaIings, so long as these coous have The
watch Of Uncle Sums Treasury.
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ITdeis.-Tructs, purporung TO bear the charac-
ter OF abolition tracts, are IN circulation in Yer
mont; but they smell monstrously strong OF loco.
iocoisIn and parts OF their contents are simply re-
prints from The locofoco papers They are e.i
DENLY designed, under the false guise uey wear, to
aid lOcolocoisnI, indirectly at least. Some of The
pretended facts as stated, are VIGOROUSLY false.
Cdicdonian
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uJ-PRICES REDUCED-n
ON
II RESURRECTION or PERSIAN PILLS.

pY which means they are now, by far, the cheapest
ID Pills that sold. They composed oil the Persian
and indian extracts being purely vegetable i-eleansng
and pur iog the blood eradcatng diseases in all lis forms
ami completely renoyaling the whole system. They
decidedly the best Pills IN ior bilious affections and
for worms in children there is nothing better. No Family
should be without the persian Pulls at any time, Cerh
from many influential persons ply scans aud others
be seen by calling on the Asen.s who have large
bill circulate gratuNously These Pills are put up in
large boxes containing 70 Pills for fifty cents. Small
Boxes containing IS pills io 20 cents,
Foster and Rand, Concord, wholesale agents for New
Hampshire. For List of Agents. see advertisement Of
AJew payids Plaster" in this paper. ~
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di. TO half past one this afternoon.
AFTERNOON.

MIR. james, from the nominating Committee, re-
ported The name OF
GEO, b. CHANDLER, Esq. of Danville,
as the candidate of the Wing party for Congress
al the next election which nomination was I'M
animously confirmed by the Convention. Mr.
Chandler being present, happily expressed his
thanks TO the Convention for the token OF their
confidence in his principles, ana MS his prime plies
were accordant with those Of the Wing parry Of
Vermont, lie would not trouble the Convention
with any lengthy remarks, but would barely say
that he accepted the nomination OF the Conyen-
lion.
The Committee on resolutions reported, that as
the recent District Convention, holden at Dan
vile, had expressed III large the principles aud
policy of the Wings of this District, formal re-
petition Of them at this lime was Unnecessarily
They, therefore, reported the following, which
was supported by MessIs. James. Walton, Morrill,,
Carpenter aud Sumner, and adopted.
RtsoiDed, That cUnfdng in his attachment to
true Wing prmci ples-elnbracug particularly
those relating 10 protective Iallff, IA sound ma
iioual currency, the distribution of the public
lands, the rights Of the people against the
slave power and tho abuse OF executive patronage
we recommend GEORGE B. CHANDLER,
Esq. for the unanimous support OF the Wing par
~, as candidate 10 represent this district in the
next Congress.
Oh motion, voted that the proceedings of the
Convention he published by the Wing papers IA
the district.
On motion, adjourned wilhou, day.
ID. NJ. CAMP, President.
E + +: p M4A4Ss, Jr. Secretaries.
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THE ELECTIONS.

We begin to receive the returns from the Angus,
elections, and we are rejoiced to say that the
Wings have exceeded our highest expectations.
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Votes! Votes!

Orders answered at this office. Send early
and be careful to order enough ri.
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MARRIAGES.

In Peacham, Aug. 8, by the Rev. David Merrill Edwin s.
Merrill, of this village, TO Miss Harriet H. Hand of Peacham.
In Barre, Uth instant, by Rev. Royce Mr. Royal e. Rip
ley of Detroit Mich Miss Maria Louisa Harrington OF Mont
pelier.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION

Pursuant TO notice, " hig Convention for the
Fourth Congressional District assembled at Hard
wick street on the 10Th OF August Instant, fol- the
purpose OF nominating candidate for Congress-
in place of the Hon. Henry f. James, declmed
and organized by the appointment Of Hon
David NJ. Camp President pro tenpore, aud }. Il.
Delano, Secretary pro tempOre
On motion OF MIR. " orhngon, OF lrasburgh,
n committee of one from each county was APP
pointed to nominate officers OF the Convention
viz: Mr. Warrington OF Orleans, Young Of La.
noble, Hibbard OF Essex, Chadwick OF Caledonia
and Brown oil Washington and the Committee
reported the following nominations which were
confirmed by the Convention
DAVID NJ. CAMP, President.
Augustus Young, ''e 'e''"'"'s'
I H. r V @.1'Sa, yr Secretaries.
On motion OF Mr.. Hastings of Craftsbury, II
committee OF five was raised 10 report resolutions,
which was as follows viz: Messsrs Sumner,
Walton, George B. Chandler, Chadwick aud Cur
penter.
On motion Of Mr.. Carpenter of Mortified, or.
dered that ON the recess Of the Convention, lhe
delegates from each county meet and appoint
a committee corresponding 10 their number OF
Senator'S for The purpose OF nominating candi-
date 10 represent this District in the next Con
gress.
Adj TO half past one this afternoon.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.

THE next term in this institution will commence on
Thursday the 24h DAY of Augusi inst under the di
rection Of present popular teacher Mr. MoRsE whose
secured for the next academic year Those
who contemplate attending the school will do well be
present the comm encement Of the term.
The annual meeting Of the board of Trust for Washing
ton County Grammar School stands adj ourned Thurs
day. August o. o'clock p. M the Hall Of the Acad
emv. l., Z. WALTON, Sec.
Mont 1elier, Aug |, l843
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g. CAbEDUNIA COUNTY
GRAN MAR SCHOOL,

AT LYNDON, VT.
NHE Academic year of this School will commence on
Il Wednesday, the 9Th of September nex under the
charge of
MIR. JAMES O. ADAMS.
assisted by his sister, Miss MARY ID. ADAMS, and
such other teachers may become ne essary.
The Fall Term will continue twelve weeks.
Board from LII TO VI, so per week. Good opporuni.
selves.
Tuition, for English branches 25 cents per
week-for higher English branches 80 cents. Lessons
the Piano Forte 81 90 per quarer-n Drawing and Pain
ing 81 each.
+. CHAMBERLIN, Secretary.
Lyndon. Aug. 7, I843. 2I-3w.
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE,

Corner Of Clinton and Blackstone Streets, BOstOs.
TNHE subscriber formerly fthe fremont House, Clare
J. mont N. II respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has leased the above Hotel which is
opened for the reception of company. This House is
known TO the travelling community Of the most CEN
trail, convenient and well arranged establishments in tho
Cay. has been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nshed thus making in point Of comfort and convenience
compare avorab with any Hotel in Boston. The Pro-
prIeor hopes by giving his sona attention
share of The public patronage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
PARAN STEVENS.
April TO- 1873. 20:3m
SODA CRACKERS AND LEMONS,
TUST received by STORRS & LANGDONS.
y Aug ID, 1913.
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The above Is eNcusVe OF pnymon account oil us IuhuS
the public debt and Treasury notes.
Treasury Dep Registers Office, July 10, ls43.
[Madsonian.
The above is for two years of what the YER
mont Patriot calls coon management"
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FIRE! FIRE.

THE members Of The Vermont Mutual Fire Insura nee
L Comrau ae hereby notified that the following as
sessments have been made by the Directors all notes
lut ce on the f,llowng days, 10 wit:
..=l A C
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE:

Statement Of the expenses Of United from the 4h n
Marsh, l94l 10 the Sd Of March, 1913, Inclusive
From March 4, From March q,
Heads Of E1pendi 1871, 10 hareh3, 1872 toAldrehj,
1912. lo45.
Civil, miscellane-
and foreign -. =.
Intercourse s62I5ei6 40 s6s65,45l 6s
Military .l3,903,S93 Al e,2le,glI "
Naval 6,2i6,5O2 SO 7,963,6T7 66
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

I "a! wtat makes your teeth a. unusually whIW!
Quoth Josh's DulCiua, 10 hlm To her ~ sht
To make yours look SO, Min a crn, rcNitd JOSH.
I've bought you bottle of ThUrn's Doth WASH
It's the best row IN use, 80 the gentle folks sali
And since they'ye tired this, cast all others away
But 10 prove II the bes' 10 make the teeth shine,
Look a-aiu, ans GEAR Sal, n the tustre ~ NINE
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The TeabcTTy Tooth n ash,
And sec # the Tooth Wash of Thorn, g not hne!
4 MONG the Recommendations TO the sboNe,are
"a the following.
HAVING tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash and become acquainted with the lngte' %
ents of Its tOmpOsluon, cheerful y say, couSd-
sr It one Of the sat, 81. u - one 9f the most
Pittsburgh Sert 10. 1872 Dcnust.
take plea ure m stating, after hdYing ma e
use Of "rhOrns Tea b. Try Tooth WASH thatlt 10
one OF the best dcutrifces in use. Ben2 IN a u.
quld 'OTmlt combines nea ness with convenience.
While II Cleauses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields fra
2 ance peculiarly desirable. JPTlBBlTS, VI T..
The Undersigned have used 'ThOru's cnmpou nd
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II 10 / e
an extremely pleasant denirlrce, exercising a
mos, salutary influence over III. teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
grcma ture decay, preventing the accumulation oi
Tartar, aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
uUEhly tested It's vrturs, we take pleasure IN Ie-
connie ndInS II 10 the public, brlieVlnglt TO be
NJ BERTSON. JAMES JACK.
ROBr II PEBBLES. CIAS d SCULLY.
& DARRAGH, WIN MCANDLESS.
II l. BtNC;WALT. LEONARD ) JOHNS,
NJ MOORHEAD. JAS CRAFT
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling. Va
feb IL
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CORNs, CORNISH CoRNs,n

4 NCRED by the AibI0H corn Pi0Stsr! II affords
~ immediate renef, aud y sure cure for
e, rms, n dlssOlvSs the corn and removes u from
the loot with ease and expedition. without the
least pain. From among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev Ebenezer Newhull of Liacvln, Mass.
cannot neglect 10 state. that l feel great con
hucnCe IN the Albion corn plaster, as one of I he
ssrest remedIesi have tried IIs efficacy, and in
rectlOns, II effected a cure
Ia proof Of which, read the following cages!-
A lady!-To whom reference can be made after
suffering great paln, an 4 Inconvenience for years
from cUrns, and who IN the mean zinc was ma
KING use OF var,O highly celebrated rCu edies
but TO no purpose, anC had IN consequence Of
these repeated dIsarpOintments, nearly despair
ed OF rehe', most happily met with The Albion
corn plaster, one box OF hlch Cat an eNpen "a of
only 90 cenis,) has entlrc.y cured her cofus! So
aston shlnG was TINS cue as To induce several of
the Trends anu nCl.hbOrs of The lady 10 use the
same remedy, aud with the same so5d sucrsssI
IRAN old Gentlemau!-lnformCd an agent
that after suffering uncOuscionable pain and
uOuble Tor yeaas from a corn, which had resist
edvNJrI attempt 10 desire v WAS cured ~ Tins
most valuable piasteI
pCrs0U!-SO implied with corrs f,v , lone
tune as 10 be unable to walk had To cut holes lu
h!s shoes, TO "a sc his ieet,-aas cured Ls this
p,aSttT!
49, b. Each of the articles will be signed w l.
hICdcr on the outside wTavptr
'''CoHSumpttOH. No EersUn can have ade
quaie Idea Of the stDui5hIEg relief winch Dr.
Relies highly celebrated sthniatic or consunp.
i've pills, give IN consumption coughs, code
dihcui'y OF breathing, whee: ing tichinrss o.
the chest, PAIN Iu the side, splitting OF blood &c
talr ulal only ls necessary To convince per-nit,
suffering from these complaints that this "a on,
81 the most aluablC medicines over disc0y cr,r
ioT complaints of the lungs Centrally. Commor
&C Ids are removed IN 4 few hours Price 25 cjg.
SIepared from the Creinal Nj S Recipe OF ID
w L Conway, 10y w ]. KIdder, immediate su.
ccslor 10 the late Il Kidder. by whom thty ar
Tor sale al his counting roc IN, No So = tate A
corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by hi
special appointment by JAS BAKER.
acc NESeling, Va.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Lot and Warehouses % South corner II 1isrroe and
Hsier streets. WAesbHg. Ia.
DURStANF 10 a decree maSe by The Circuit
Super,,r Court OF Law ana Chant cry k,r Ohm
county, the 18Th day Of February 1913. but
b eta Was directed tu he entered aud held l,u.e
pro tasc) ~ "a decree OF the ooh day of OcIuber
1872, n certain suit IN chaucery thcr rein pending
between Arhur NJ Phillips, com pLaina,lt nj james
"A fursyih. Daniel Lamb, Samuel Sprrsg. The
N'rih WESTERN Bank at Virginia. John Milne. John
FaNceu aud Others. dcfsndants | will on Saturday
%" hfsi day ui April next, proceed To sell ri public
'r' m itoni OF the premises Co the highest and
nrs' 'dd"r' lo '.nfnber ia square number TWO
yms ai The c"ruer ui Waller and AlunrOe streets iu
'fe cily At Wheeling. wuh the Improvements and
nrp"ficnarres. on the 6il1Ntng terms of sale 10
VIZ me purchaser 81 purchasers To gave bonds for
me pay Of the purchase money rn three equal
in'ialmcnis. payable respectively in eighI, sixteen
and twenty iuur months irin The day OF sale with
interest nm the day of salc sufficient security 10
he gwen ur the payment ct the purchase money
aud The TILE 10 be retained a additional s,curirv
~ conveyed o. ti,e purchaser. and deed Of trust
taken ifum ham ga usual form, as shall be agreed
upon. DANIEL LANR
war q CrmmIssIgucr
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SIERMAN,5
COUGH LOZENGER.

n RE the safest, most sure and efFectnaI rer,.
- cay Tor ceuRhs, colds. CONSUMPTION "a hoo.
ping cough, asthma, tIghtness OF the L1nsa or
chesi' &c. The proyrietCT has never known an
ton.
over 1000 persons have given their name,
within the last year as reference Of The go
deriul virtues If the cough lozenres. Tbey -.
an rec 5nt cases m few hours seldom reo1iyiDs,
more ihfn one dby 10 entirely sTadisate M mon
distressing ones. 80 must
Mr. g II Matthews, g Caroline ~ spg.,.J
year with hare tight suugh pain IN ~ ~
spIiunR OF blood aud all tle tgual s,,,,,,,, iul
consum ton. The LpZluges relieyeC - 49,, %
alate.y, and ln few weeks res forcd IN, 49,
heaiih' re says they are the greatest msdietes
DR. Zabuske. i9 Duane ~. ha. sses ,.,, -
over 80 cases, some Of .n0rH ofthr nloqf sI,,n-;
CHARACTER, anu always with the ersatrsf srrce.!s
- YOUNG, laly Of is years old was suppossd ~ -
4. u.Ilnsi several physicians nd amended
NV uLu gwen her up az incUrabls She Rad
@ slI,E cough. was 80 weak she eoud not -
up uul Few minutes or time and rad eysry
appearance of speedy dissolution. Oofb. b,ing
"a HeI Eih,e as % were, she Took q dozen al
que man bpzeures; they seemed 10 Give bey
Nv hIe- shc BCrsevCrcd md less th N four borea
restored her 10 perfect health. These I.ozesres
saEeo her tom a. untimelv death
tHiny persons have complained Of beir~
NUMB eyed OUT other dollars BY cough syrups
VINO nave found cure BOP Sherman's oourh
candies. they are not requE Cd % purchase two On
~ dollars worth. Very often one % ceat box
will cure them.
Price 90 Genie per box. FOR ssleby
OLIVER PRYOR. Union a..
h'f ~ Uhes.iaE, Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVE
WATER

SUCu IS the wonderful ELECTS Of this valuable
- BYE Water, In relieving and curing the com
mon Complaints Of tie eye, that th. So who use
II once, VIII ever after give il the preference 10
lhst oil any other preparation.
\ respectable phl stefan and druggist ~ Con-
bRe nee wv r. patient Of mine, who
- the only kind he has ever used will s,c,.sss
Price % cents n bottle,
DUmtrt.s RsmeIy for the painful and deblita-
IhB complaint OF McPiies. New case Of a cure.
Sir-The Pile ointment and electuary tbst
lately had Of you, has had an exCellen: effect. |
nave bees troubled for years with the Piles, aud
nave never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was severe one,
out the Telet was almost lmmeda Il II.
Mr. Kidder'
mont. Mr. KIdder,-Sir; Having used i'm NV
family DumfTIcs Remedy for the PIies. I hayC
found % The best have ever met wl'h Am fIisrsr
81 th country have found the eIeCtuary the
euse. '
a dealer wnIes-"I consider II tDumrres 70.
meayNaT superior 20 any article befor offered -
the Public, for the Piles.
painful case. A box Of the Remedy curod =,
case Of the Piles with which the Dausnt. "a fe.
ma.c) had been long and pamiulil afflicted Inn n
nelghOurng tOwureports an agent 90
The article. (which consists If two how.
tlectuarY " ointment pnCs 81 2 cents each or
70 cents Tor bOth,I Is accompanied with ysIuai,Is
COuIOus directions
kelie.s Asihmauc or COnsumpfiyc Fills-prices
reduced 20 30 and - Cts-gIve Imwcdi8f. rciC
Cure the most obstinate coughs C,rn,1l,
colds frequently removed 100 a fiw hours.
81. p. Each OF me articles will be signed W [
kldderi on he outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI s Rerrp. of n.
" It Conway, BY w T. KIddcr fmmedistr 60
sor 20 the late u KId!er by HON thry are H.
sale 90 hIs counting room, No s5 STATE go. ,y'
corner of Merchants row, Boston. and bg t III.
sgtlal appointment oY JAS BAKER,
HeI neelIng. Va
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kTEAM MILL FOR SALE.
Commissioner.

Luke & Jacoh
Junk .n- and uihcrs.N
NDER AND ~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE
- oifhe Clrruit Supeuor Court OF Law and
Ch,ncey iuf Ohio Co1nty, shall proceed to sell
by ftBLlC AUCTION. NJ the Front Door of the
Ioun House ui -aId County, on SATURDAY thu
18Th dhy 1T APRIL aeAt. Luts No (63) sky three
and tts) ss'eniy git. n The CITY of wheeling
"a ~bi'h Is erected a STEAM FIGURING MILL
WIN the Engine. Buiets. Machinery, &c The
properly Will be sold IA whole or va parcels. To
suU purrhasss
IEhMS-One SIKH part 81 tho purchase money
l"l a'ie ga to"r Months from sale, secured by good
endorsed holes. negotiable. The residue an one
NO nud lhicc years. the tpurehafer giving bond
ihefei WHh approved SECURITY. The tuls To be
retained uaiil the purchase money j. pad
ALEX. WILSON,
Mar,h g.-ts C,,,,,,,;,s,,.