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E,or.,rn Importations.

IvrnpooL-Ship Sosiherer-7 pkgs Hart Kendall-i6ec
h,,, % tons Crooks bales Thomp.cn co1t cash:
,;is 70 bags nails 20 bdls pans Hubbard-2s bales
Josiin-5 pkS, Garner Goa do Ingodsby co.'s AlIsn
i;iIlsspe29 lvesi3 Morrison co207 coal % DO
ron III slstes 1859 sacks salt STho~ponobn g gas
IS hrs mdse Chance5 pkgs Sheldon Phelps NeyIns
bales 80 ek bleaching Powasr y t,s ron ,s .,e
klns5 kegs hrs coiors kead-J BIS nass ~ 49,.
soda ash q D Morewood-i BAH Haywood v co.. Ds"''
yi14 bars iron IS cs II cks 10 order ,.y ~ p..,.-.x
4 sa--iooo w II ii,tcbcock-iO00 rhiprs CO.
BLAcx RivER, Ja-Schr Rspublc-uV tons iosWooo aS"s
co-60 hides q A Knight - =, d, L.. Ii. On, -.
ID h;ds bales hair 1915 qtls logwood Pa
tr.iio-soS bxs extract Rouchaud Thebaud a.,
Pear Az Pn,Scy-Brig WIN Neson-lO0 bags eonee skei.
J;ng h E,nis-5O G. Smith-70 Brown--6o hosner-H
a Nar,iu-2o BrowI-i0 Drury-loo Il MHen-os n
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On Monday the 18th inst HARRIEr, wife Of the late
Jacob VANDERBILT in the 40th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family, and Of her fathern-law
Aaron VANDERBILT are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, in Fifth, between avenue
and Lewis street. Tuesday, l2th inst, (his day. at
O'Clock, T. NJ.
On Monday evening" the nth inst, Mr. JAMES McGEE.
HAN, in the 18th year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family and those
of his brothers.inlaw Mr.. Bernard flanagan, Thomas
Heron teacher and James Kelly are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral hafpast o'clock "wednesday
afternoon from his late residence of and
Fourth street, without further invitation.
On Monday evening. at 81 O'clock JOHN, son OF John
Kerkman, No. "a Catharine street.
The friends and relations invited to attend the iune
raj at o'clock this day, without further notice.
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Cattle Mnrkef.

Dc. il-At market, 900 Beef Cattle, (10o from the
SOUTH 80 Cows and Calves, ard 1900 Sheep and Lambs
PRrcrs-Beef Cattle-The market dull and declining,
and quote 81 IS 90 to S. SIS 10 for the best retail
ing. $50 unsold.
Cows and Calves-All taken at Sls S27.
Sheep and ambs-Sales OF the latter ut 81 f2t 81 70,
and of Sheep at 81 l2I to 81 so. $50 unsold.
Hay-Saes at IS. 6s. per cwt for loose.
At the Brighton CncinnatD Market, for the week end
ing December $40 head Beef Cattle 81 62 81 90 per
cwt head sheep 80 cents 81 % per head II Mich
Cows So SIS per head; 4S9 head Hogs, 81 % 50 10
per head nett.
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ay- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's Celebrated Pills .5r
the cure of Gonorrhea elect, Fluor Albus ara all mo-
capulen discharges from the Urethra These Pills arc
warranted to effect in half the time taken by tine
old treatment without tantng the breath, disagreeing
with the stomach, confinement from business Price
81 per box Office and Consulting rooms Of the College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, "a Nassau street
w" w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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U,vp,p.cl, h;p Argo-E Dutilh and lady. JAS ID Phyfs
fl. s.mm,ns os New York: Thos Norris NewsIki Jos
IS kosIsr Pb;,depha; Louis Thes and lady, Bndb
Bostsn. Madame Iriiet de Pnville, Paris
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fby- JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Trial bottles three shillngs each Read its qualities
The fact of selling trial bottles at three shlings EACH
must prove to the reader that this is not norum of the
day It will actually force the hair to grow any part
where hair will grow naturally, the head face body
II has strengthened the roots thus staying the hair
from falling off, cleaning the dandruf from the scalp II
also light red gray hair to dark color
and by doing this permanently make the hair grow
turaly dark from the roots If persons this merely
for dressing the hair nothing economical to keep
the hair soft dark silky and beautiful least three times
long any other preparation for the hair Sold price
g. g. or shings bottle at the sign of the American
Eagle 80 Chatham street. New York. 39 Fulton street
Brooklyn 8 State street, Boston; Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia.
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90 PEALE'S MUSEUM rs IN THE FULL TIDE
OF operation In addition to Madame Adolph
the fortune teller and company Of first rate performers
VINO are nightly encored by the most delighted audiences
the manager has engaged two white negro children,
whose hair noses lips and indeed every feature is
indication oil pure African blood They accompanied
by their parents who black and may be
day and evening this week
o. THAT CELEBRATED DENTIST, DIR. A. c.
CASTLE, No 3sl Broadway has fairly tried Dr. Sher-
mans Orrs Tooth Paste and has been in the habit of
commencing il to his patients being fully satisfied that it
Is the pest article he has known for giving the teeth
peary whteness rendering the breath perfectly sweet
and preserving the teeth from decay II is also free from
every deleterous material and is by far the most
mIcal OF any dentirice in 1t has now been in
use more than five years. and in every il has given
the most perfect satisfaction DIR. Shean warehouse
il No. LOG Nassau street Agents 227 Hudson 1873 Bow
ery = East Broadway Sc William street and Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia
or FORTY THOUSAND COPIES SOLD.-THE
BALL ROOM ANNUAL for 1874, containing the ETH.
quee Of dancing with the figures OF all the most fash.
onable cotons, quadrilles gaopades, mazourkas SC.
of the present together with the av ore dances
her Majesty and Prince Albert This New Ball Room
Guide just published commends itself to the attention Of
all who would iamarise themselves with the usages of
fashionable society. The work has been much enlarged
by the American editor In London forty thousand copies
ef the New Ball Room Guide have been sold.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PREss.-C ertainy person
claiming to be genteel fashionable should be without
t.-Times.
Let novice presume to enter ball room without ha.
wing perused it.-Herald.
For any man, or for lady, who regards those mat.
tiers the book ought to be instantly purchased and
have doubt it will be 1t is sterling production
the kind-Post
If any person wishes to learn the best rules of the
society, we recommend purchase Of this beautiful little
production There is nothing better in the language-
Standard.
Published and for sale by
BURGESS & STRINGER,
222 broadway New York
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Married,


On Sunday evening, 10th instant by the Rev. Henry
Chase Mr. WINTER LSpMARK, OF this city to Miss SARAH
JANE SCHUYLER, Of Brooklyn.
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0rs- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVES Mixture
for the permanent of primary secondary Syphilis
and all complaints arising from the of Mercury
antced to cure Sold in single bottles 81 each in of
s carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the
union Office and consulting rooms Of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy, "a Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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sales of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.


do Vicksburg, Of; SO do Philadelphia Bank, %; ~ do
Vicksburg, 81; "a do Gnrd "; 76 do rs 100 do Read
ing RR 10 sSoi SoGo County s old ss shares ,s Far,
do Schuy Bank, esp, III $4,000 State S. 67 Is shs
Penntownshp Bank 2S 9s do do 25; 100 do vicksburg,
b6 81; $500 State 5s 67 10 shares Commercial Bank,
Cincinnati, 80; s do Union Bank Tennessee 63l.
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
St Fhom. Nary
Subbs, New Haven. Below, Violet NOwlan, FIN Babadoes
,B.I1iSosr. Dec liar Hcrsgsa Lambert. Rio J,nerO;
taIsw: rSwsl L. 6asyr; s.rh GaSb;yns; Ea.t5 foI'
sssh Bs'Scs; ia. Fo"
A hsn"spR,1, Dec s-Arr EMPIRE and John w Taylor N
RCHMoNp Dec sAr Bremen, (Bremenl Roper, Philadel.
pha
Plato Of and from Philadelphia for Matanzas. Dec lat 81 n,
WllIs% Of FIssDo IS days from Portland for Cuba Nov
bombay destination not reported Oct 10 lat II so s. lon
Velocity, (Brl u days from Kingston Ja for Halifax Nov
Foreign Ports.
asrss Tspr d;%sss:: MspssI Goily from NsSretW
csoS days. ae for
Few days Annaysn Hutchinson. Babadoss for NYork, sb
s Ss aqe
&C. %s
S Boston e s %svs 1 sIh from
ique for Wilmngtod. Me- NJ MCrady, Sommers, Norfolk
for Maracabe Pamplco, Fufo,d Gnad,cups for Turks 4
.S Harriet Newell; Psa%n Martinique for M'yas"e1 aoh
ANTIGUA Nov 9--n port, Chancellor, IRON New Haven
isg; Washington. Dixon. from Washit gon NC. do Going
IN, Will. LockharL from Norfolk. 49,
MAyAoUsz PR Nov In port, VIM Schroeder Raines for
Newburyport abr 10th Dec; Harriet Newell from Martinique
before. = T'T =
RE JANrIno, Oct len port Paris Hoffman from Boston
unc Darius do, dsg; Neptune from Cadz, unc Leda uar
or Bsmore 5d,ys; Midas Bsp,hall, do 3 Nim6le Fmre
Dtranto from Bahis, for sale; Buenos Ays Lscomb from
Boston, do; Gannciet Mexican Sarah Ann, Smiley,
U shipJo Adams, all we'll
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HAVANA, Nov. 2o.--Cofec 81 Good qualities very
supplies come in very slow. Our sugar market
presents ieaure-White 81 a &; Yellow a 81;
Brown a a6
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No. 10 Avenue G.
Gentlemen am constrained by the benefits have re-
ceived from the of your Hoahound Candy to make
acknowledgment of the same have been engaged in
the ministry for the last ten years. during which time
have suffered severely with throat complaint called
bronchitis and other symptoms occasoned by the Of
the lungs My wife having noticed in the newspapers
your she cut out and went and produced
your remedy and am satisfied to say that it has entirely
cured me of all hoarseness and in fact all difficulties
ally experienced from my arduous duties entirely
removed and consider your candy of great beneficial
to all public speakers and shall my influence to
induce all who may have to stand in the pulpit to have
free recourse to it.
Very respectfully yours, Sc
LOUIS GIUSTINIANI,
City Missionary of the NJ. f. Church.
To Messrs John Pease & Son, No. As Division street.
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The sments of produce from depots in this State
have within the past year. been large, exceeding
those Of any previous yenr -
SHIPMENTS FROM SAcKErTs HARBoR, Is43.
1854 packages cheese weighing 977 409.2 900 tons.
$685. butter :" 1857 O6s-2 900 tons.
:.
Cost oil butter. 1887 40
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently
commended and by the first meoical practon
ers ofhe city, for all Of debility produced either by
secret indulgence Of any kind detrimental to the
constitution II Is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterity baroness (Hness depending malfomaon)
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from deblitated state OF the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH in Of half dozen S5
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
street w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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N3- LITERARY NOTICEs-Jemmy Daily, or the
Little News Vender-a tale of Youthful Struggles by
Professor lngraham Boston, Branard Co.; New York.
Burgess strnger Co.; Philadelphia, c. b. Zieber CO.
That these little outcass of society should meet popu
lar tale writer to drag this mot soate of return
to good habits is somewhat astonishing, for had be-
gan to think they considered a class past all
hopes of redemption by the wouldbe philanthropsts of
the day. The story founded fact, and well told
Perhaps of these days may tell tale Of refor
nation equally singular the meantime commend
heartily to our readers this Bo1ke sketch as highly in
and byways of the poor forsaken and often honest little
perpaetic vender of literary wares, otenmes the
maintenance of widowed mother and her helpless Off
spring 1t is neatly printed and sold by all newsmen for
the low price of shilling Think Of that advocates
Of copyright lawAn original novel for the price of
loaf Of bread
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o. THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR IS WAR
ranted superfuous hair from any part of the
human face and not nure the skim Before purchasing
try it, and the hair will vanish, and the skin be left
smoother than before. To be had only genuine at 81
Courtlandt street.
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Total cost of butter and cheese. 1851 500 sc
The commerce Of Cuba, with all countries, for ten
months In s4s for three principal staple productions
sents the following view -
Exports OF SUGAR, COFFEE, AND MoLAssEs. PROM THE
PoRr MATANzAs PROM 1sT JANUARY lsr NovEM
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| o. MISUNDERSTANDING made has proved
more beneficial in all complaints of the ear, than Dr.
McNarr's Acoustic OIL To be found at 81 Courtandt
L
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Total ............ 2s7 SAX l7i,OO85a
s3,24Oh

Spanish pOacres II
Total OF vessels ....'''.' 49, '''''''''
OF which American ...'..'''
Total OF tonnage 49, ''''
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{hy- MEDICAL CARD.-A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Phar-.
macy Of the city of New York. established for the sup
preston Of quackery, successfully treating all
r o. private nature, according to the mode
hospitals Of Europe No mercury any preparation in
furious the constitution present used by the col
ege in the removal Of those complaints thereby saving
thousands from those dreadful mercuria complaints that
sometimes battle the skill of the most experienced prac
ttoners Cases of ordinary character completely
eradcaed in from three to six days and those pro-
by charatans aggravated by doses of mer
curry speedily yield to the powerful Alternative and purify
ing medicines used by the College in the Of these
diseases Gono.rhGa glee structure and all diseases OF
the ureha permanently cured in less than half the time
occupied by the old treatment One Of the members of
the College thoroughly acquainted with all diseases of
priv nature and such improvements in their medical
treatment has been lately made by tho medical faculty
of Europe attends daily consulting physician, at the
office and consulting rooms Of the College, % Nassau
street.
Advice and all medicines, So.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIDS.-Pa-
ens living at distance bystatng the nature of their
plants explicitly togeherwh treatment they received
elsewhere any, and enclosing So, either by post
through the different express convey in communica
ton with this city, will receive chest containing all me-
dicnes requisite to perform cure, with full and explicit
directions for ~ b. All letters must be postpaid
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College Of medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
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o. CONISTOCK & CO.'S SARSAPARlLLA-This
extract is fast taking the lead in this city, because will
any where Sarsaparilla is beneficial and also
within the reach Of every Price 80 cents per
bottle-S4 per dozen. To be had only at 81 Courandt
| street. and at North Fifth street, Philadelphia
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GOA CIVIC CROWN WAS BESTOWED UPON
Roman who saved the life of fellow citizen Were this
custom in vogue here the proprietor OF Peters Vegetable
Pills and Medicated Lozenges would be smohered under
forest of laurel wreaths Thousands have been snatch
ed from the very gates of death these excellent prepa
ratons and the fame of the they have wrought has
increased the demand for them immensely that the
chnery for their manufacture vast is and constantly
in notion is scarcely adequate to supply the call for
them. Pulmonary diseases generally yield to Peters
administered coughs of long standing frequently
cured by them in single day The Vegetable Pills
Of the blood and all diseases incident the great
gans of e Principal office, l25 Fulton street, New
York.
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6b3- WE SAY PLAINLY, THAT NO MAN, pHYSI-
clan orno who has the effects Of Councils Magical
Pain Extractor from Comstocks 81 Courtnndt street. in
to be trusted with human liie Physicians need 10
snarl they must to it, and the the better
will be the grace. No is going to let his child burn
to death writhe in all but the agonies of death with
ont this save merely because olt.headed physician
don't know how to make it, and therefore would not
commend it. SO doctors and get it, gratis not
you please; the people begin know it, and will have
any how. We would not lessen the fees Of the phys
clans There is no need Of it. Let them supply them
selves and apply it, and leave off the Of lime
water and OIL while perfectly and positive may
also in Philadelphia North Fifth street; in Boston, 81
COr
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for the last seven wears The accompanying table C)
exhibits the receipts from the various accrng
the expenditures exclusive OF payments Tor prnci
pal or interest the public debt those made on that
count and the actual 6aian ne es IN the treasury
during the last years having been at the Of
ven hundred thousand dollars less per year during that
time than during the preceding four years The ave-
rage rate of per accruing between the
LIST of January 1887 and the 3st December lS4O was
twentyone millions of dollars while that between the
first OF January lsa and the 30th September, lsi3,
eighteen millions two hundred thousand dollars year.
The accrung revenue stated in the table embraces all
the receipts into the Treasury during the periods referred
to- excepting those from debts and other funds existing
prior to 1897 in reference to the first mentioned period
and with like exception of receipts from similar funds
which existed before S4 in reference to the second pc
rod, and excepting in both the derived from
loans and Treasury notes. This view is taken for the
purpose of exhibiting the actual revenue independent Of
accidental and extrinsc additions. Thus during the first
four years the deficiency in the ordinary revenue was
supplied by the balance in the Treasury the LIST Of JAM
1887 of 27S 80 by receipts from debts and other
funds existing before the LIST of January 1887 to the amount
of 3d. and by Treasury notes. During the last
years and nine months the deficiency partly sup
piled by the balance the Treasury the LIST Of January
lS4 81 1862 65 by receipts from funds existing before
the last mentioned day to the amount of 99 and
the residue by loans and Treasury notes.
will be perceived also that the expenditures for the
four years. for all purposes other than the public debt
averaged the rate of twenty millions hundred
and twenty thousand dollars per year; while those Of
the Character for the last two years and nine months
averaged at the rate of millions four hundred
and forty EIGHT thousand dollars per The reduc
ton in expenditures for the last mentioned period
much greater than the diminution of revenue.
The account Of the principal and interest
of the old public debt and the interest loans and Trea
sury during the last mentioned period exceeded
millions while those between 1887 and $40 less than
seven hundred thousand dollars.
From the preceding estimates and state
ments it appears that there will be
quired for the service of the present fiscal
year beyond the means in the Treasury, Sl00O0OO w
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100000 90
4,5OO,OOO 90
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QGr THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM THE
Rev Gustinian speaks in volumes Of the efficacy of
Peases Hoarhound Candy =
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passed an act requiring all the funds coming into the
sury to be set apart and pledged to the payment pub
lie debt and instead Of doing this the Governor appropr
aes these funds to other purpose. The Governor
applied the funds intended by law pay the creditors Of
the State, to the following purposes -
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec II, 1913.
neutrality-suspicious. FTe-Visit to the Public
Schools -Stabbing--Rudc Assaut--Olc Bull
again at the Chestnut and Musical Fimd-Ser,-
tc',cc-Ne,U Trial Granted-Dr, Lardner's Course
of Lectures.
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S22,3OO,OOO 90

g to the data furnished by the
,ere will be required the balance
s., 81, sos ,026 06
appropriations, 2,3ls,l s9 OF
r the service of the
2l,950,si4 IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
TRIISrEE,S SAIE

PitchietOien Glass Works, Tools dc De
EDf virtue deed at trust To US
I'D from Horace Milton Miller and WIFE dated
tho IL h day ot NogJ nber lS4l, and record q IN
the CLERK OH % of the unity court Of On O
county, NirgmIt. IN deed book IS page 337. We
will on NedneSday The 7th Jay OF June next, at
the troat door =. thu court house of saif county,
sell at public auction, all the real and ,rsnn al
properly conveyed 20 MS by said deed; thst il 20
say-the tollowInI real estate, with the future,
asourI dances aud improvements. squares mum
berei 81 and Al. (thirtv three and forty on,l in
the 4 idiiIOn to Sou h Wheeling, laid ont bv Sam.
uel SprigG and John Riichi, which addii IN ~
comm inlY called Ritchistowr: each OF said
squares, contain sixteen lots, numbered from one
TO sixteen inclusive
Lots numbered and 10 lnina and ten I'm
in squire numJer % ltwenty four,l IN the same
addition.
Goa lot numbered ftwol and the North half
of coal lot numbered th-ee.l IN the same adCi-
non, With the privilege of mining for far
back - The eastern boundary ct the ,ennyf,rm,
wilma The oTth AND South lines o: said coal
( lo', Numbered two, and said half Of coal lot
numberei trrse
Also. all hs tools, apparatus and materials
tor makInS glass transferred To as by said
deed
I The sale will b. made in parcel, or together
as may .uit h drrs.
TERMS OF SALE-The purcha 90 money "a
he paid IN three equal instalments hear ny inter.
est from the day of sale and payable respective
/ ~ IN one, two ahd three years ron the day q,
sale. The payment 10 be satisfactorily secured
| Selling as trustees. we undertake TO convey
such uIlc as IS vested ~ ~ by SAID decd.
NAV. BRADY. { Trustees.
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TRU STEE,s SALE.

az White, William Tyson, William y " ilSon
aHd others 10 me, bearing date the Ist day 81
> ar n ls4o, aud now un record M the CLERK =
n &c tor mo ornty, IA book 81, page TOT. on
Monday ihc 18th iay of Nav \ ID, lsa3 a. 10 - =
cock VI, nttne fr ant a or of The Court House
I OHIO county. | shall sell 10 the highest aud
best hlodvT the whole interest and eiainl uf said
Thomas " hte, william, Il tyson end William II
"uso1; btIHs tbs three undivided sixth D. rts in
an" T. certain tract CI land situated on the wa
teTS OF Big Wheeling ctceN. la OHIO CO, bound ed
as dcscr bed the said deed # trust, containing
go acres, rood ard 81 pole. lbeiug the same tract
OF land Ccscuhsd "a the deed from Lewis I.uns-
lord ana Ann his wife. to h.. SAID Tnomf White
aud others dated tho 2Sth If FeSruary 1890 and
also on record IN the Clerks oilico for OH
comfy
The / erms made known on he day or sale.
Selling a Trustee 1 shall convey such tltls as
Is invested IN me by the deed Of trust.
JAMES AHEAT,
ap IA Trustee.