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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-28
RICHMOND ACADEMY

VHNHE viii commence on Monday
en deemed better adapted the patrons than
that which has hitherto prevailed The under
An. LAngunge--sen'r Dcpr-wm rurke, Principal
DO do Jun'r Dept.
Mod Languagcs-Dcpr-isrdorc Outlet
N1 ona r Mat PHILOSOPHY senr Dept-pavdB cs
Geography History, Iun'r pep'--wm. Forbes.
The classes English Grammar Composition and Rhetoric will
be conducted by the Principal classical teacher
Mathematics.
An the occupied by Principal in hearing the css
IN his department wall he devoted different
other departments and seeing thatt they efficiently
The course Of studies Academy. commencing
OF English education pied the prepa
young Counting the University A.
indeed III" latter hc dispensed
At the close OF examination Of
evsry department This will be conducted by board
reference only to their peculiar
fitness and aided by the Principal Professors These gentle
men VIII make report Of the results OF
award and distribute presence citizens
exercises Of the term VIII close with Essays by
Students and Valedieioy by competent person
The which Academy conducted during
the last session has inspired the Trustees
iu the expectations OF It's founders The Principal
10 inc bard OF trustees the outline OF system OF instruction and
discipline which wall he perfected carried into e
feet the eopenng system is combined
uoH' ei'' OF ness WIN unceasng vigilance on the part
of the teachers while operate upon aua
bic ambition will be used
ue Suneh'S ihee can arse no occasion 10 excite
those exhibitions OF peuance and
gate from the moral influence Of the teacher and
decisions undergo Principal they
permanently affect the standing Of
veg hhu'" puph inspired wan eoni
denee in the eapably and mpaary precepto
him with all due respect aud affection
Il" facilitate the introduction contemplated mpoy
in the discipline Of the Academy,
dents all the Schools Military
aud method
For the amuen'n OF The Students play hours and
ay mornings WILDE organized and drilled Forbes
such being the Of Academy
the Trustees the
want only their fostering AMI this
withhold There good Rcnoni, OF
nuay sending abroad youth attract
students from distance That the Trustees
cannot doubt II the efforts making by public
by order OF the Trustees WIN BURKE
70 Iii very desirable that who entering pupils
the Academy should do their earliest
competent gentleman will be appointed Department
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VI H. "M MCREERf having. by Deed of Trust assigned 10
W me all his Book Debts and Claims every ,escttnp fr
the benefit OF his Credion Ihave placed sane for COLLECTION
IN ue hands OF Mt Lewis Hill Agent. whom all persons
indebted To Mr. MCeeg requested pay amount OF their
several debts without delay longer indulgence cannot be given
q. A
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TEN CENTS REWARDI
VNHE above rpNyo will hp aid C,r "a ,l,I;,,

ii VII W pun WI Aht h'llNt-
u ~ To me Of HORACE SMITH, apprentice away
from on Friday the 2lst any
And hereby all persons trusting employing the aid
Horace Smith, under the penalty law.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Queen. july
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IL 1t reported very currently about that nephew
of Mr.. Tyer-an officer OF the Federal Gorenment-who
receives Mail Agent salary of about $780, abandon
ed his regular duties the day of election this District
and attended the po both Henco Courthouse and the
City Hail. and at both places declared that any Federal
officer for Mr. Bolts he would be punished by speedy
removal.
This Is the repori-whoher true not, do not know.
But presume there gentlemen who speak TO the
facts; aud it there be SUCH call upon them to come for
ward 1t is rather than human patience can endure
Tor John Tyler be sending his emissares the polls to
threaten and ntmidatc the free people Of this county in the
exercise OF their highest rights To bring his office to his
aid in personal controversy, after the election mere
OF personal meanness, and strictly character with
the man; but his interference the polls an offence Of
grave public character, and merits grave considerations
The personal insgnifcance of the is in this cases
merged in tine oeeT and while the former should be treated
with indifference and contempt harsh penalties may due
~ the latter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-28

4 UMP AND GROUND PLASTER.--Thc
. undersigned keep the Warehouse head
Basin constantly hand and Tor Lump
ground The City o Richmond q The pucH and
be quality and warranted such Great win BE- taken n thc
article and W preparation and customers
only win the article be free from an impurities,
market price only VIII be charged Farmers and
Plaster requested 20 make TRIAL and BE- expected
they viii not be- disappointed.
MEAL viii also be kept Tor ae. by wholesale or retail
ju 2s-tm JANIS ~ SCOTT.
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We shall IN n few weeks. be ohockull with election
retafns co ls Monday august the States Of kontuc
Az Indiana Illinois, Alabama North Carolina, and Mis-
.iqri vote fir members Of Congress oud Tennessee
th. Id Thursday n August. Rhode Island also in
Aoaa Several Of these States likewise have a. choose
f.nvsfnor. and members Of the Legislature - Psf iHf
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
$4,000.

above the highest the Lottery to be drawn in
,ne Exchange today Also $500, 1900 &C ,iek,, sl
Halves and quarters proportion. The risk on n,ek,ss q, o.
wo ne only - 81 The hour Of drawing changed to n o.
,ItAS ,,so,,u,,,
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TEACHER WANTED.

"A Assistant Classical Teacher is wanted at
IN the Richmond Academy. Application IN person or y letter
postpaid TO WIN BURKE Principal. receive prompt aien
ton To avoid unnecessary trouble may well 10 remark that
the appointment viii be conferred one cannot afford "A
tshctory evidence Of eaTabty and moral u 2s-cof
HUME SATIN AND SILK VESTs--wo have lust received
large assortment n the very Of Black Satin sin ana
other qualities and kinds Of Vests sale cheap at
jugs PicS,%ge S,,o
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MFRS. c. G. BURKE respectfully onnoun.

IVH iNc' ". W. NJ hhEs respectfully annOuD-
I'A -es that she will open Female Seminary in this Civ ON
Monday the I'd October for the reception Of and Day
Pupils in the house long occupied by M Tompkns as Boar
ing House where assisted by experience and ability her
plan will embrace thorough o useful and or
nauental education But her viii here she win en-
deavour 10 impress her those habits ncatne an, or
der and that graceful lnl dgndcd bearing that always d,
tinguisl woman of education.
Paronismay ref assured That kindness ant persuasion will char
accrize her discipline Teacher but every moral tv IA
be insisted with scpuous Observance such As become i'm
mates Of her house. viii be treated Of her own 6
and with impartial and parental
Terms the same IN other Female Summaries in the civ I'm
Rs Including all The ordinary branches Philosophy and ",
The Greek Language 90
i-iuU'
s 90
F'"1''
Music both Vocal and instrumental taught by the ro,
approved masters The Harp, Piano and spanish Guitar
Drawing Painting and Dancing viii be taught II desired by the
Pupils. ~ - '''
Mrs n may be Richmond Academy until the 2ot
September Iu o. :,
HR. GOODIYiNE RECETVES NEIV PUPILS
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am, LETTER nAG 81 the nrir aass 0rsy Capt Cater
i, f.ras vlu b. tsken my Compng Saturday
rQrnIsg NJ ocock -
~ lsau 'hAH FAishih
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TO The PoiRki

The New York Express, in the subloined para
graph, touches some of the Democracy in the raw.
Ii is very common thing for this party, which calls
itself Democratic, 10y way of claiming pre- commence
IN all that is virtuos, for their defeat in
$40, by saying the people-the sovereign, incor-
rIptiblc and inallible pcoplc-werc bribed and de.
iraudcd. The organ OF the Democracy in this City
has repeated the stale and calumnious charge I'm.
I'll its tongue ought be blistered. But neither
nor any Gifts compeers has adduced particle
of proot'in confederation ofthe accusation Itrests
simply on their unsupported ipsc DIRT. But even
if there be truth in it, to whom is it most disgrace.
iul-the Wings trho bri5ed, or the Democrats urho
,rcro bribed for Democrats must have been the
bribed. as the Wings could not have committed the
folly of buying themselves. VIII some Democratic
moralst explain this matter; and state still farther
what is To be gained if they prove that their De.
mOcratic brethren are vendibc commodities
"TnE ALLEGED NENALTY TIE DENocRAcy.-Wil the
Evening Post be good to inform It's readers who the
party were that badly cheated the year lSI0l
Where the frauds committed the ballot box In what
county, town. The Post is in the habit of echo
Ing what Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. Benton have said their
published letters Of these frauds and OF bribery the po
cal storm which swept Loco Focoism power but they
tail To furnish any particulars. lit bc incumbent the
'eS Icst rs party paper 10 publish every thing which
IT. political masters invent, it be hoped that the
Editors will state that they given party
which the Post is not responsible, and in which it
has no faith itself. Otherwise let the Editor admit
that he merely repeats what he knows be untrue.
This ridiculous charge Of fraud the elections of 1910
involves nobody TO be but the Loco themselves
If any booy bought brbed the Editor Of the Post
even, will admit they Wings. There was no ne.
cessty of buying them. OF such purchases Were
made from the ranks Of the Loco Focos, if made at
all-from the immaculate -Focos from the people
in whom Mr. Van Buren,, Mr. Benton and the Evening Post
profess To put much conldence,!
I'VE called upon deny that both the leaders aud
the led OF the LocoFocos purchasabe commodities
we believe they worth purchasing President Tyler
will find out when he has bought Just many he has Off
ces for But whether purchasabe not they were not
wanted in 1870 The utter corruption of the administration
OF Mr.. Van Buren-the universal system OF robbery and
plumber which he established and approved sufficient
TO overthrow twenty such parties that then power
"herc another consideration connected with tins charge
operate somewhat upon the Van Buren, party in their at
once, they can be bought Ii they bnbed and
deceived nee, they be again. 1t they thus overthrow
Martin an Buren, once, they again. The People them
selves. the unpuchasabe multitude, have probably dis
covered any traits honesty his character OF policy
since the last Presidential election they have, the
has not been made public"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-28

CHANCERN.-E Goochand County Court 18TH Ista
John Williams and Reheeea wife formerly Rebecca Nor
row, PhG
Against
William Morrow, Sally Morrow, Ragand and jimmy his
wife formerly Jimmy Morrow, Abigail Lucy Mary Maria Nor
n.n-
This day the Plaintiffs by Counsel and filed their blu ami
The defendant William Morrow having his appearance
and given security according the Act Of Assembly the Rules
Of this Court aud appearing the satisfaction The Court that
he Is not an nhahant o this Commonwealth ordered That
the said defendant William Morrow, do appear the frtdy
Of October Court and Plaintiffs bI and that
copy this order be forthwith Some Newspaper puh
sed IN the City of Richmond for suecessivey ami
posted at the front door of the Courthouse County
Copy-Tcsic:
ia 2S-wqws NAT w MILLER II q q q
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~ X n T. s
POTTS INN A. H4RRfV
no LEHALE DRUGGISTS
"radHat'f aaf Negbsrs n Ne CoYere Of riarnare
No. 2l3b NARKEr srHFrr,
PHlLA ELPHIA
M ANuFACIVRERH and dealers IN Drugs Nsiieip,. ct.s
~ Gals Chemical Tests Medicine Chests and Medical s,u
Bags Surgical Obsteifeal and Dental Instruments CbosI ~
Brushes, Vanish &C &c. ' ''"''
Alec Agents for me BmHywne Mercer Munea and wn.oy
Physicians Planters md County Store keepers aued out eompe
". WV ''''
h'ihg eg"f "'dnes w Chemistry and Pharmacy having
mo- many years experience The business nltef oe. 20
be abe 70 give enife satisfaction in every branch oft
particular attention spah IN putting and packing a The goods
- ~ 20 carry any distance with perfect safety
n ts-Gt
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FREDERICKsRIRGL LAW sCnooI.

a competent gentleman will appointed to this Depart
during vacation.
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THOMsONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
DIR. u. ID RNRINSlN c1tntinua. 4 : e L:

THomsONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. T.. ID. ROBINSON continues TO offer his
- Professional those prefer the BOTANIC
PkACTiCE Doet r. Is graduate of Medical College OF
OHIO has devoted several the Study MEDICINE SUR
EERN ard other branches Science Medicine
including TWO m courses Of Lectures upon subjects usually taught
IN reputable Medical Institutions His experience success dur
s the last the Chronic forms OF dis
ease such as uysiepsa Liver Complaint DTnpsy, Rheumatism
Asthma SeIoula FITS spinal Affection and nh Disease
peculiar 10 Females Iustes the large aoty of
those who have long been afflicted and desracd getting
Wen may be- by Jneous use OF the Botanic remedies restored
TO health and strength
Persons residing at distance obtain board which
VIII make greatly their The attend perSopa-
~ IN cases Of MIDwlFERY-charge only $40
supply Of Botanic Medicine sale vbolsa. anil
reial;-also Thomsons New Book containing s3I pages
ju 2S-3m' H. street soorko. nm
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80 The Letter Bag OF the ship EUPIR ASIA Can't BrxI,S
' Liverpool w'H be taken from my Compiling Room on Saturday
Evening. at O'Clock. la 2S-2t CUAs pa, ,,pp ~
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AN EXCITING SCENE At CAPE COD.-On Tues.
day abon uoon school Of black feb which had entered
Barnstabo habor cfCumvoned and attacked by the
inhabitants boz about twelve boats manned by about so men
armed with scythcs. ptchos old lances,
bayouot fastened 90 pole &c The attack continued unu
. =. " when % fish killed. Three others, being
che remnant of the school escaped. Tho sport epro-cu
tcd Co. have been yery animatcd but most Of those engaged
Boz u being farmers. not accustomed TO No. aud not being
provided with wnaemens gear, boats &c, abyrct under
s,rs ditadvlnnqa. Tho result however very crafty
inr che fish being expected Co average barrel O OBJ cnch
worth about 90 per gallon The spoitmcn are repre-
rrntcd 90 have srven msnluy with The huge animals fight
ans m souc instances with sheath knives and such close
quarters thai dcir garments spHnkcd with blood
Ball. Pat
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ENCHANGE wANTED.-Blls on Boston and Ne
- ORR At and months II. w. & J. ]. FRY co.
tu
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DdTLY!
Academy ON NIain street.
PENN ANSHIP.
" The Unprecedented and distinguished aon,gr which
nave again crowned NJ Gooiwnnes efforts chniond A. well
90 The continuance Of eminent encouragement confirm most upe
quvoeaHy his studied but Ambitious vews-Trh and Justice
References the Banks the principal merchant,
"'"o 'ty' m2G
~ OTICE.-I wish to purchase, crcIusjreIy for
ny orE some likely young Negroes between The Sg,.
n ~ and 30. But uich cannot be- had 4 yu az n w go
% VIII give references both CITY and COUNTY y,bie,
WI" Provo n'y"nd h' possibility NJ doubt hat irssr
Genomcn de'rou sen aarn my name A. on ,poe,,
~ The Odcc NJ NE Eyrhanrc sbs1 remain ir Rt.,t 80
weeks md perhip, Ionrer Time ~ wv
Richmond july g0ih tgta no. q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
CHANCERV SALE.

Lot and Warehouses at South corner Of Monroe and
Wsfer T'rSsiI Whccling, Va
IOJRSCANF TO a decree made by the Circuit
L Superior C"uu Of Law and ChanC cry for Ohio
ouniy, on the 18Th day Of February lS43, but
Nhich was directed to he entered and held (aune
pro tHne.) ne decres OF the 20Ih day Of October
lof2' ~ cerIsrn suit 10 chancery the rein pending
between Arthur NJ Phillips, complainant and James
n Forsyth. Daniel lamb. Samuel Sprigg. The
Norih Western Bank Of Virgins. John M'Lure, John
Fnwceit and ohor5. defendants. I will on Saturday
The first day of April neI proceed to sell public
suction ~ front Of The premises, TO The highest and
best bidder lot numbsr in square number two.
lying NJ the corner Of Wnter md Monroe streets in
Ire city Of Wheeling, with tho Improvements and
aPpurtennGces. on the fpllowIny Terms Of sale. 10
vii: the purchaser Or purchasers 10 give bonds fur
The payment Of The purchase money in three equal
Insnlments, payable respectively in eight sixteen
and twenty four months from The day Of sale. with
interest The doy Of sale. sufficient security 10
be given iur The payment of the purchase money
and The title 10 be retained additional security
or conveyed o. the purchaser. and deed Of trust
taken from hun in usual firm. as shall he agreed
upon. DANIEL LAMB.
mar ts Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
TRTsr SALE

OF A FARM NEAR WHEELING.
10y virtHe uf dcsI OF Trust executed hy Char.
ID les kcmple. hearing dale nu he first day oi
August 1897. aud recuricd ~ tho Clerks rGice at
MARSHALL county. 90 decd book M !, page 5y6. !
ia III on Monday the ! 3h day pi March next. pro-
crcd 10 sell public sale, the frrnt door nl the
Court house ui Ohio cUuRIy. u The highest bladder, n
cernin tract ni land situate nboHI fvo miles from
the Cry OF Wheeling on the walters OF Wheeling
creek IN Marshall county, estimated nttwo hundred
acres OF land, he tie nInrc or lass Md seng
The same tract sold To said kempls by Singleton
dated August |. 1897. On SAID farm 10 good
and cummudluus dwelling house. Stable. sc all 20
gord repair. Selling az Trustee, will only make
'u~h lItle as j. vested 10 by the decd Of Trust
Terms made known on the div OF sale.
feb II wts NJ NELSON Trustee
The above tract contains about 90 acres at aud
About 20 Of which under Improvements, snd 10
we'll walsred. u has guod young orchard con.
tanning ai'uul 30 apple rees ul good grated frut,.
besides variety at other FRAT usfs
Tsrms-R500 ~ hand. $500 more 10 nr moutliS.
and TO residue ga one AMI lwu years from The Ja
Of sale ths deferred payments Jeauug Interest from
The day Of sale. N NELSON,
mrr3 Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
EDR SALE

J WI soil the MiSs'eIs Pam. situated on ihe
4 Ohro Tver a. KsHiuckv. Cut'i.u,tue $40 a.rr-.
efuhi dislanoe between the Furnishing ctf,e~ 90
NrysN'lle and Pr sIF,iih. AID R'Sput h"1rs ran
To CIn' iunai. Thcts isa teeulsf l'n- OF Pickeis
running from Pnris n"uth 10 CurInuSII, TINT makes
hiheir business Ia accommodate the lsrmet. - that
his pr'-lu's cun be shipped either paint. sld 81
hack va less than . dny. This lnId cannoi he
ccllsd by 1ny un thc Ohio river. from its head
The falls ne ~ heariy. fertility Of sil and is heavy
timber. The timber Standing. p-upsrly managed.
will bring four times much as ask for The fnruI
There is s never failing springs the premises
hat can lee conveyed in any part of this land. a.o
we'll al the duor. g"nd lnr tou'c. yuuNg orchard.
sugar camp aud about 100 acres cleared aud under
g'"'d fence, laid of IN regular fields ith gaes 10
ssrh, also 40 CT 50 acres e MOOD land under encs
Tor pasture. Having cuncluded W decline fdranS
Tor the presrui.l will sell this de-ir able estate
The most accommodating terms. the pursh
can make his payments sui uf The timber alone -
fer''ns wishing to Purchase ean call at nv resi-
de"oc,norih Wheeling. ANY wishing InlOsma
TO" 90 regards qu,lIIy Of s tJnhsr title. &c. eau
call on James Burlsy, esq. AIpundsS lie. Va.
mar In : KING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
NNGlNE; FOUNDRY. MACHINE SHOP.

NNGINE, FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP.
IL DWELLING HOUSE. &c. FOR SALE
Pursuant lp deed ui trust frOm Arthur NJ Pnillip,
L. me, dated the l9Ih day Of OCtuh-r ia Ihe year
1870. and recorded ~ he Clerks office Of the SCUM.
tv court "f Ohm county. Va in deed b. OK a. poge
S2l i shat on Friday. The thirty first day Of March
next. sell NJ public auction the front d"pr Of the
'"url hnnse of sad county, in The city 81 Wheeling.
all those Two several tracts parcels Df land with
The Improve mentE and sppurlenances in said city;
whichwcre conve, ell to me by sad decd, md on
~hrh are SiIualsd The dwelling house. foundry and
machine shop. lately heunging TO said Phillips being
the same whIrh were conveyed - snid Phillips by
James Parton and John Patton, by n deed herring
date The l9Ih day ol November 800. and recorded
IN the Clerks Office aforesaid, IN deed book l6 page
l43. IA. las.
The lille - believed 10 be unq 1esiionabls but
selling rs trustee, engage only 90 convey such title
said dc ed Of trust from Phillips has vested IN nae
TERMS or SALE-PaymenT TO be made in
three equal nslslmenis, payable respectively m
three, Twelve and twenty f-ur months from the time
81 sale. with interest thereon from the time Ofssls
The ins'nlmsnfs 70 DO sntisfa eIUrly secured
feb2S DANIEL. LAMB. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
CONMISSIONER'S SALE

ar REAL EsrATE AND PERSONAL FRO.
" PERTY.
POIter & Wsgonsr
We,
Isaac Springer snd others
IN Chancery.-B virtue Df the decree proncun-
ced ln thIs cause, on the l0tb day OF November
ls42, the unocrF.gued, will offer tor sale az tine
residence Of said Springer, ~ miles east of
Wheeling M the NauOua! road, on Saturday tho
first day Of April next, the following psTspual
property. belonging % the attendant lsIgC
Springer, f1 VII. one horse, cove. feather
beds, bedsteads sud bedding, Z bureau, tables.
don chairs, IaT2e copper kettle. and hogs.
Also one lot Of land containing one acre, sit
uated on the National road, four and a hail
miles east or Wheeling. boIog the residence OF
sa.d Springer, together with the Improvement
thereon.
Terms-Cssh, Tor tbs purchase Of the persona
property, on ali sums to the amount Of 90 dolls:
over that SUN, 60 dayscredit will BE- given, bear
f0g interest from the dsy % sale. For the rea
estates credit Of sIT, twelve and eighteen months
with interest, the purchaser 0r purchasers siyrri
bonds With gsod aecurity,f8r the payment Of OBJ,
purchase m0ney.for said personal property q rca
estate, snd me fte 70 - land retaiued until f',
sauts is pstd. 7 " MITCHELL ID g. for
Arch'd Woods. Sheriff NhtoC
fs3 % re- and Commissioner nt hls BE- slf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
TRUS TEE,S SALE.

nN VIrtve of deed oi trtsl cx-cu ed by Fran
~ oes Melton t. the bScrber, bearing date
Che lsih day Of February ls4l. and Of record la
the Clerk Off q of Ohio county. / shall proceed
To sell on the 4th day ni NJ arch 1913, thu tav-
sru If )hn Fost5r, IN the town of friadrlphia
To the h'ghe IbIdier at publ: auction. a certain
trac or parcel OF land, living ana being nsar Tn
adelphla IN the csuntS Of Ohio, containing three
acres more or less, being the land on which said
Melton resides, and was IurCh Scd by him OF
Charles Knox, and ! IN reay, srvcraly.
Selling trustee. | shall only convey TO the
pureha ser such title as Is vested IN me by SAID
deed of tTust.
Terms Uf sale. Cash
ISAAC W MITCHELL.
feb It's Trustee.
Toe sale "f The ahiVR rrnpcry is postponed
until the first day at April ueN, hy consent ri plrs
TcTms-our half Ca-l nal the residue ia thirty day
iruIn sale I. w MITCHELL. Trustee.
Mnrrh 4, 1913.