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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

Drowned.-While bathing in the Connec-
tlcut River at the north end of Hadley
street, Saturday evening, August 26, Jairus
French, of Bethel, VT, aged "a A friend
who was with him, swan out a small dis
lance, leaving him near the shore; and
hearing struggle, he looked back and find
ing that French had disappeared, fastened
to the shore and called for help, which came
immediately. But the bank being steep.
and the water rapid and deep, no traces
could be found of the drowning man.
Northampton Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

Boston Post 0Gee-Ligh from abroad. The
NewburyPort Herald says, that there is now no
doubt OF the appointment of Nathaniel Greene, Esq
10 the Boston Post Office, upon the duties al which
il is understood, he will enter this week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

The Directors of the Hartford and New Uaven
Rail Road Company have invited proposals for the
grading, masonry and bridging of the extension of
said road from Hartford 10 Springfield.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

More TJerism Howe has been nppointed
collector of the port Of Bristol, X. l. in place OF
samuel Allen, removed
Col ). WARRISER has been removed from the
once OF Postmaster at Springfield, Mass. land
Harvey Chaplin appointed in his place. The
Springfield Republican says-"lf any remark upon
this change is asked for il must be the same as that
winch applies 10 other late removals and appoint.
ments IN this State--a Wing is removed and a lo-
coioeo Is appointed-not because the public were
not well enough served, or that would be as well
IN new hands-but because it is arranged at Wash.
ngton, that Locoiocos shall have the offices hereto.
lore held by Wings. The miserable HAccident' OF
President is set to work TO turn out Off
GERS OF his own appointment! Col. Warmer re-
celved his appointment in April, 1912, Just IL
months Ago."
Worthington Sneathen, late TYLER editor al New
Orleans, has been appointed Solicitor of the Gene.
raj Land Office at Westinghouse do not know
IN whose place. He is real Tyler man. but no
more fit for the Office given him than for Bishop.
Grandson ID. Royston, Attorney of the United
states for the District Of Arkansas in the place of
a. Fowler, resigned. MIR Fowler was appointed
W place oil The Wing Attorney removed, but re-
fused to accept the Office.
We believe we may announce with confidence
mat Ely Moore has been appointed Surveyor for
tins port vice, William Taggart, removed
There is peculiar fitness in this appointment
mr' laggart is special and intimate friend OF Mr.
sii man vi uhuouDtsu integrity and capacl-
W. HIS successor is Ely Moore--the same gentle
man who was prominent instigator of Thomas
w Dorr to the tugitous course which lighted up
The hames OF civil war in Rhode Island, and came
near drenchng that State in the blood of its people
and IN the Park Meeting denounced John Tyler in
no measured or decent terms, for the countenance
ne reluctantly gave TO the Law and Order. as tho
i had been the backest tyranny the vilest treason
Ana now John Tyler appoints him 10 one of the
most responsible and lucrative offices in the city in
place oil sleadiast and influential friend Ely
Moore IN Y. Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

HERBs.-A wise housekeeper will remem-
Der in time, that he and his may be sick in
the course of a year, and that then he may
want certain valuable herbs which he cannot
find without much trouble or loss OF time.
Now is the season for getting them, and let
II not pass unimproved, The following VIII
be found valuable Sage, thyme, pepper
mint, spearmint, tansy, rue, summer savory,
hoarhound NORWOOD balm, mallows,
horseradsh leaves These are generally
cultivated in gardens. Our fields and woods
afford the following valuable herbs gold
thread, life of man, sarsaparilla, blood root
sweet flag root, bog onion or mucillaglnous
brake root, elecampane, catnip, NORWOOD
&c. Don't let the present opportunityto
save such thing pass,
All herbs should be gathered when fairly
in blossom, and dried by spreading them III
the shade, as up garrett or in an open chan,
Der. The sun extracts the aroma, ana
causes them to lose half their virtue. Yam
kee herbs, like the Chinese tea, are always
best for being dried in the shade.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

Aecident.-On Saturday afternoon an ac-
ciden, of very distressing nature occurred
at Siasconset. While Elizabeth G. daughter
of Capt. Elisha Doane, WIGS playing on the
bank, young horse passed by, which she
very thoughtlessly struck. The animal
threw up its hind feet, striking the child in
the forehead with such force, as to cause
the brain partially TO run out. Suitable
remedies were immediately applied, and
several physicians have been constant in
their attendance. But little hopes are en-
tertained Of the child's recovery. What
makes the accident more distressing, is the
fact that she is an only child, and the father
many thousand miles distant at sea.
NANTUCKET Ing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

Church Going Communitu.-A new Episcopalian
church is about to be built in Fair Haven. Ct. near
lne oridage which separates that village from the
cry oil New Haven being the twenty fourth church
ediiice IN the township OF New Haven, which com.
Prses population Of not far from 10000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
TIE STATE PRISON.

We are glad to learn that there has been "fall-
ing Off in the number of convcts committed to
our State Prison at Windsor within the last few
years There are at the present time only about
sixty persons confined in the Prison for having bro
ken the laws Of the land. Their diminuiion, we
are told is in great degree attributable to the tenn
Perance reform that has been Of late making such
advances in our country. And we have no doubt
but, il the and the sale of intoxicating drinks
were wholly banshed from the land that the num-
Der Of crimes would be still more lessened 1t is
far better to dry up the sources Of crime than 10
punish evil doors Let the State be as vigilant TO
remove the causes Of crime il is 10 convict and
punish offenders, and we shall see a great change
IN public morals. In ancient Rome il was regard
cd as one Of the duties of the ruler that he should
see that the State receive delriment. Let il be
considered as part of the duty OF our Legislators
to see that individuals receive no detriment from
the pursuits of the rum-scer, and the State will
receive great augment to its prosperity and vel
fare. We are happy TO learn that our former
townsman, MIR Swain, manages the prison in sat
isiactory manner. We know him to be an homes,
and faithful man, deserving confidence.
The greatest portion of the prisoners are a, the
present time engaged in making shoes, some in ma.
king baskets, and few in making carriages, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

James Christy, Esq. has been removed
from the Office Of Postmaster at CabotVllle'
and A, w. Stockwel, Locy Foco Lawyer
and editor of the Chronicle, appointed
All the citizens of the place, with Jew
exceptions,) were surprised at the change,
aud large and spirited meeting was helu
without distinction of party, at which -.
monstrative resolutions were adopted, ana q
remonstrance, signed by large number Q,
citizens, (about as many Locos as WhgsJ
has been sent TO Washington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
The nonresident PrOprietors

nF the town of Slratton, in the County of
~ Windham and State of Vermont, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town within the year next preceding this date,
remain either in whole or in part unpaid on the
following described lands in said town, to wit:
Amount of tax
es unpaid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
STATE OF VERMONT.
WINpHAM, SIS.

WiNDHAM, SIS.
vs.. Windhans County Court,
Ezra Florida May Term, 1913.
and Trustee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
STATE OF VERMONT.

A. KrrEs, Plaintiffs Airy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
TRUSTEE,s SALE

EHY Virtue of q coed OF Trust from Dana Hub-
- bard To me, da:sd March %, 1888, AMI re-
Corded IN The Clerks office Oi Ohio county, "a deed
book No %, page SAG. shall proceed 10 sell sn
Wednesday the eighth day Of March 1913, at the
front door Of the court house OF said eSuniy at o.
clock. NJ for ready money 10 The highest and bssS
bidder, The following property, viz:
LuIs No |, 2 3 aud III the ninth square the
lower Town of Wheeling, on which are erGIed q
valuable steam saw mill and sash factory.
Also lots No 6. 7, g. 9, 10. ! and - ID East
or Middle Wheeling, LAID out by Peter Yarnll and
others.
Also, valuable farm on Wheeling creek inPhiS
county. containing one hundred and eighty lino
acres, being the same conveyed TO said Huhbai by
John MLure, adjoining the lands Of JacehaRd
others.
Selling rs trustee. I will convey such IitlSss a.
vested in the by said deed of trust,
feb It's JOHN LIST. Trusa-
The sale Of the above properly is posipOni By
consent. until Friday. 9th March, S43.
March 9 J. LIST. TrBse.
BY consent OF parties, the sale Of the aboy pro-
pertV IS further postponed unIIl Friday, Ibs3ist
instant. al The sumo time aud place
J LIST, Truss.
March % IS43
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
TKI sTEE,S SALE.

NJ Virtue of deed oi trust .XecuJed by Fran
~ ces Melton u the subscriber, bearing date
the 10th day of February ls4l, aud of record an
the Clerks OIL { of Ohio county shall proceed
TO sell on The 4th day of VI arch 1913, at the tav-
ern IF John ID Foster, in the town of TIIadslphia,
To the hlghC bidder publ; auction. a certain
trac or parcel OF land, living and being near Tri
adelp hia IN the county of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, being the la nd on which ga id
Melton resides, and was purchased by hin Of
Charles ID Knox, and Ohm Fsay, seVerally.
Selling trustee, / shall only convey to the
purchaser such title as Is vested in ms by said
deed OF trust.
Terms Of sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
fob It's Trustee.
The sale Of the above properly is postponed
until the FIRST day OF A ri neat by consent Of parties
Tcrms-one half cash aRd The residue ia thirty days
from sale I. w. MlTCHELL, TIaSlss.
March {, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
March %. Is4,
TRUsTEE,S SALE

ar VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, on Non
day The first day Of May l543, ut IhelroBS
door uf the court house for Ohio county.
By virtue ofIwo several deeds Of trust lsSmames
NJ wheft 10 The subscriber, the frst besrini date
the ] St day OF Juue 1910, and he second tang
date on the 18Th day 81 May lS4l boIh of scCrd
in the Clerks office Tor Ohio county, The ts IN
Book "a page l75. the second IN hook rs .pae III.
shall sell. on Monday the lsI day Of MaylS4S,
II the 'front.' duor o. the C"nr House for Ohof anty,
between the hours ol ] 0 o'clock A NJ. aud ielocA
NJ to the highest and best bidder pubic action,
lots numbered one. TWO, three and four irsqnsra
numbered eight, in The addition 10 SouIh Wiss1ing
as laid I'll by John Richie and Sumnel SpTBs. esl
Ell Richie Town." being the same lots u wlSth
said Wheat now resides.
Said lots will be sold either separately OF toge.
ther as may he deemed most advantageous isr ell
poi tics concerned.
Terms made known IN day of sale.
Selling ~ Trustee shall convey 10 the purchase
only such lille ~ is vested IN me ny ibe deeds o
trust above mentioned. JAMES s WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS.
mnr27 w6w A1ri0neers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
CHEAP BARGAINS.

a. w liEiSKELI.. has received aud i nov
". opening a, the corner oC Union nni Mar e.
Street, opposite ) IuIh West corner uf the MARKET
House. large supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
10 which hS Especially invites the attention Of
the public. l. has become customary for pers ms
rr.s'ne tn I've Merchants. To- endcavoT To- rentr an
Erci emshf. 10y putting iurlh nprubab BILE .Ialemenls
IA regard Ia the quantity and cheapness Of their
Good that Al Is To bo, presumed that the public har
become Disguised with "such tricks of trade" and
will be satisfied with the truth All persons wish
ING Ia purchase Goods nt a small advance on the
Eastern COST are invI Ell 10 call All! they are assured
that lh'-AN Ill be the case. and No. mistake D w
HrsSell cannut sell bis goods as low as Country
Micro can purchase them an the Eastern cites;
hui WI sell as cheap rs they can be bought in
wheeling. The public will find almost every srri-
lie OF Okf COODS at his store, suitable iof The
season
500 ps American Prints exceedingly cheap; 100
pieces English and F,ench Chiniz % pieces Earls
Ton. Manchester, French and domestic Ging hams;
~ ba'es Brown Muslin all prices. so pieces
bleached Muslin very chcap; Checks und Furniture
Col"ns; Irish Linen; Brown HOLLAND; Grass Lmen
for conis; Crash; Brow l. ueu; Table Cloths; Brown
and B!ehched Table Diaper. Towel Diaper B,rdscye
Diaper; Flannels nil col Irs; Black b ne Dab Brown
Green and Invisible Green Clurh,; New style Eu.
elish Fancy Csssimeres, Cnssin-iIs and Kentucky
Jeans ack and Brown Summer Clurh ur varr,us
qualities; Black and Mixed Drilling Culiouadr,. &c;
Gambro"ns, Grape and cInIe lisse, M,uslin de
LANES; Bhlzi'ncs new style; Printed SaIones; Ban.
net silks aud lawns; also Innings; while black and
mixed rik aud cotton hnse aud hi hose; BOmbaznes;
Mern"; Alpachn cloth; BlaC Italian and other Silk;
Splendid assortment of Yeslings; Silk aud Tubby
Neveis; Silk, Briche and Mouslin de Lame ShawIs;
Ladies CravaG; Green Barage; ChauIllly yeil,;
Silk and Linen Cambria III IndkeIchiefs; Black Silk
Coiton, Moha'r and Kid Gloves; Light Culored
Gloves and new style NliIs; Isle and Thread Lace
Edgings and Fuoings; JacOneI and Swiss Edgings
aud lns' ring; variety ofCap and Bonnet Rib.
hnnsi Jaconci. Swiss aud Null AIusllns; TlTleiun
Muslin Tor BIhneis; BohbinelIs; Fancy Nuts Plain
and Figured; Ingram CarpeIing and Rugs; Cot on
Yarns from No D 10 Ii. CoIured Carpet Yarns
BONNETS, BONNErS, new style S,.rrng Bon
nets. very Great variety Iur L,dIes aud Child ca;
Palm Leaf Hats, very cheap. mar 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
CKOL-I5I nom. I=K35j pm

This u a complaint Ia NhCh children peculi
atiy liable. II l. Inflammation OF the ind pipe.
anS l. characterized by fever rough and kuarsencs~.
difficulty al breathing. accompanied With sIa.mOdiC
affect hrs. The cnusrs are cold md exposure. H.
The cure of 'hs complaint. uts clarified esSese, eJ
hOARHOUND CANDY has heen found of grea'
value Many physicians do Tot hcsiInIe To preScrIb"
a. as beng the best medicine they cnn furnish LIS
peculiar plensanluess Oiase reJers IL easily taken
Ivy children. which is desirable thing in its favor;
nee II IN lime. SCARLET FEVER aLd PUTRID
SORE THROAT. These two complaints 81 dTen.
ded and oi'-Iimes fatal. have their origin in a cold.
Indeed II Is hard 90 Trace any Complaints that arise
AT this Of the ye mr. which cannot be dsrover
ell. from permitting The system To become cVilled.
and cold iolOws. ending in one OF the other of a
variety 81 complaints nearly all Of which terminate
tally. through sheer neglect
TIere eau be ut the present day no excuse for
tins neglect Of life The means of saving relatives,
irenls. and all we hold delr. from the raVRges at
CONSUMPT. on, COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMAS.
SORE THROAT. INFLAMMATION Of THE
LUNGS. GROUP. PLEURISY. SCARLET FE
YER. and all complaints which originate IN a cold
can he had without the least trouble. and a the
expense Of lrne. !, is 10y delay death io"ws the
attacks of disease. aud rieuds participant, " hen
they neglect tho means 81 cure within their reach
The way Ia he prepared is this. Keep by You
lew packages Of the IIuaround Candy aud use II NJ
The first symptoms 81 n cold, S,lI Wholesale and
retail Nv PEASE & SDN, Inventor and Pruprle-
tor. IS Div ision street.
Each Agent has a Certificate OF Agency. signed
J Pcase & Sun in their Jwn hand writing
For sale by JAS BAKER. md
HIRAM KANE,
mar % Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
jan 4

RINNGINE, FOUNDRY. MACHINE SnOP.
IL DWELLING HOUSE, &c. FOR SALE
Pursuant To u deed Of trust from Arthur NJ Phillips
To me, dated the 18Th day Of October ia the year
lS4O, aud recorded n The Clerks office OF the cum
" court III Ohio county, Va in deed buok "a. page
c2l i shall, on Friday The thirty first day OF Marvh
next. sell al public 0ucIon The front door uf mo
court house Of snid county, in the city OF Wheeling
al those TWO several tracts parcels OF land with
The improve menls oRd spPurlensncss ia said ciiyi
whichwsre conveyed 10 me by said deed, and Ou
which situated the dwelling house, foundry and
machine shop. lately belonging said Phillips being
the same which were cunveyed 10 said Phillips ~
james Patton and John Patton, by a deed hearing
date The 18Th day Of Nuveu her 800, aud recorded
in the Clerks Office Aforesaid in deed book le page
l43. la. las
The title is believed to be unq lesIionabls. bat
selling ms trustee engage only convey such title
as said dt ed OF trust from Phillips has vested in me
TERMS or SALE-Paymrni to be made in
three equal instruments. payable respectively in
three, twelve aud twenty four months from the time
OF Sale. with interest Ihereun the lime OfsaIs
The instruments 10 he sarrsfI cIurrly secured.
ieh2o Is DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
COPPER TIN & SHEET WARE.

" ME SUBSCRIBER would rnInru his OIL Gus
Il toners und The public generally. that he still
continues ia manufacture the ABOVE articles ia ak
Their varieties. ~ his uld stand Uni n Street,
WHEELING VA. JOBBING OF all kinds done
nj The shortest uoI,ce. Houses covered wi,h COP
PER, TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON on the most
approved plan AMI reasonable leru. From his ez-
perenCe ia this business, he hausrs himself thai he
Viii he able To give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC inr houses Of every KIND, size aud pnce Inude
To order with prOmpiness and despatch. He n,su
c"niI'nes tho Manufacture OF RUSSIA IRON
CRATES for dwellings either pInin or fancy -
These CRATES for Cumf'rl, OnveHIeHce aud beauty,
udd greatly To the finish of parlor.
ALSO. Oh hand variety 81 patterns OF COOKING
STOVES either for wood cpai suitable for Hotels
Steamboats, or private families. which cannot be
surpassed by any IN this market. either - utry or
pHce. al at which he Is determined 10 sell ut the
most reduced prices for Crsh approved barter.
mat23 TllOS G. CULBERTSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
FARMFOR SALE

A SMALL larn IN Beluuul County Ohio. abnu
IA 6mIlrs from Wheeling. II offered Tor sale on
Terms suited "a the times. TuIs farm has sixty a
ores oi cleared land ia excellent state for cuiva.
i"n' having lam IN gnss for the Inst four years
young ur, hard of selected FRUIT planted out after
The most approved plan The soil is ufiho very hest
quality. For further particulars enquire at this
office. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
CnMMIssIONER,s sALE.

\
Tbomas Jones & others.
Under and by virtue Of the decree pronounced
DO, fIs cause az the Iatc intermediate term OF the
Cir.,.If Srnerfor Court IF Law and Chancery for
OH, rou1.y / shall offer for sale, al the court
hous, of Ohio county o. Monday the hrst day Of
W,y rcxf O-43l Pew number IS in 9 Matthews
church. Wheeling the same being me Pew owned
BIZ said Thomas Jones
irKNS-A credit Of twelve mOnths--the bur-
chaser giving Ho1d with good security bearing IN
f.rss. from the date thereof and the title retained
Until the purchase mOuev Is u1id
W MI ICuELI4, ID Sheriff and
mar ~ lm COmmlssi0ner iu tnis behalf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

- tHH' y
IA. English and American
4 Silk hantlkerchisE.
\ White and black File
lgl"ves and Minis,
Silk. colt. 81 Md do do
| ArliliriaI Flowers,
Black lace. chaniIlla. file
and gnuZe ycils.
Mourning CELLARS.
tiileI. Ihr, al. and Isle la
ces. rdgi G.. OcIlngs, &c
Nalmeira QuIllings,
R,hboI $ IN great variety,
Black& undressed Hollasd
Figured, CLeine q pom
plrssO.s.
Scotch gingham & Cotton
umbrel Has.
NesIiugs, sumo Spanish
patterns
A large stock Of Notions,
such as buttons. brushes.
combs, pins, buses. tapes.
sewing silks. cords. sus-
peuders, gun caps. sc.
II bales Al bro. Muslin.
I do ble.chcd 90
l0-I AID l2 4 Blankets.
o bales cu,iun yarn 6 to 10
Wadding aud baIIiug,
TIrknry. und Flanuels.
Carpets and Rus~,
Florence braid q honey
comhLeghorn, IL braid Il
willow iash'ble bOnneis
Geullemeh's single q dOu-
bic hrimed Lcshorn hats.
Palm leaf do. &c.
MATTERS FURS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Nutria Russia. Aluskrat
and COney,
Findings aud bindings.
SkIvers sides & tips,
SInping brushes. feathers,
Tip pa Ders,
Shellack aud extract Of
Log wosd,
SaSony and Spanish felis,
,bOwHlrings, sc.
at a small advance for
retail. Tnose wishing u
'e usa call. mind at No.
shalt iud goods rs cheap
the city,
G & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON mon
DAY, JANUARY 2D, lSd3, ar TfI

VI VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, Isd3, Ar TIIE
FRONT DOOR Or TIE COURT HOUSE OF
OHIO COUNTY. COMMENCING AT IL o.
CLOCK A. NJ. PRECISELY.
BSY virtue uf deed of trust fsrm James A
A-D Mclean and vile To me. hearing dSie On
The eighth day of Ocuber ia the year s39 of res
ord ia HE Clerks Office for Ohio county M book
% page as. and ol,o Of n decd Of eOayeyanc
from James A. Mclean To- me. bearing daIe tbs.
Sih day OF October, $50. of record in the Clerks
Odire for OHIO county. hspk 81 page ATS auI
the authority and direction Of Mrs. Mary l. Dor
sey under the icrIEs of the last nentioned deed
on Monday. tho 81 day Of January. l543 st IN.
frunI door of the court House of Ohio county, sh.u
sell To the highest aud beat bidder at public aue-
Iiun two certain lots of ground situated ia that part
Of the city uf Wheeling called Middle Wheeling
known and distinguished Iu The map Of said ctr az
dots numbered two and seven ia square numbered
three. Together with all and singular the Ieno-
meats. htfedIiimenls and GPpurIeaanoes unto the
same belonging IN any appUriainihg.
Proposition. for The salc Of said los aGy part
o either Of Them will be received any lime -.r
10 the day Oi vale.
TERMS will be made known Ga tho day Of
sale.
Selling rs Trustee. shall convey 10 the purcha-
only such Iillo as is vested in me by the deeds
above referred u This title. I am saizhed, Will
be found. upon examination. indisputabls.
JAMES ). WHEAT,
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & sHALLGRoSs.
nov 25-u Aucuonesrs
The sale Of the above properly is pO,IpOnod uoliI
April Sd, lSI3.
BRENTLINGER & sHALLrRoss.
Jan Aucronsers.