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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
:. Rrandywine l2s, hhds ls 81 10 90 cash

2 s'ss' ,'stc. Ship s,ufs 10 lie, and dull.
sosS hear of nothing doing II Wheat to-da ana
much offering lHs W late ~. namnsv sri
r,.dy selPs .amnes In Corn there have been few ore-
ilsee l9 M ,h imnurv is good. Small lots North River
% he slip 81 S. weight and measure; aooo bushels
SD u ue 80 Soc aud 500 bushels Fennsy lvania
Ni{suss weight, Roe is held firmly at 69c sales l0oo
T0r o', ,st rate delivered few days since 1000 bush
ss''e a. - arrive al 7Oc Oats dull and plenty at u
u. a. sale Of 900 bushels Virginia was MADE a, 2'c.
@e,TTbe supply is ample with a limited shipping de-
W. oo,ice sales 500 bales at 36c For prime parcels
,-3e IS demanded 49,, y.
VIZ i nnwrd A sale Of 100 State Prison bbls
-ed al 23c and about ieo Diuuse cdSAs "e'e ''u o. "
ys which is an advance
syrDsThe speculative inquiry takes Clover about as
80, il arrives for prime free Rough Lax has
ovsd and about 100 ;cs have been taken at 50 limo
ay is being bought on speculation a' 'o 80
"Wy-HlLEBoNE.-The aavces from the other side are
.,b,e TO Bone and South Sea would probably bring soc
sale Of 900 lbs was made before the news was ueeS
!, 35c cash, for export. ,o,1
O-Buyers are offering 81! and holders demanding'''
.spts in which category the market is inactive oa
HEMP-The Inarke, is dull so 90 bales de".fo,'e. % "
American sold at &C Sl00, and % do good
tlO mos or an invoice Of 400 bales SIsai, Jus'
$50 were sold previously S25 less per cent 10. on;e
PROVlSIONS.-The market has been estIe".siSi 1o fr
today Pork moderately firm at 81 anu doing in
nali lots have been sold at those figures H9ns f b
Beef or Smoked and Picked Meats ne ard bmt
orr side given ACTIVITY to the INQUIRY bou 800 bbls
the transactions have not yet been !arse Holders
fair sold al 81 a &c; kegs are ieid a' - '0' f
are firm full rates. ,,.x :. s,o,d, a, Ole 6
5000 IA IA a, ;ic; aud 1900 b, old Brass c cash
Fs Is. cSpPs[ ssa sas %sf % es SH
ri ,, c Missouri Pig Lead without change We
know of no sales since our last ,6oc
uJDESTbee have been sales within iew days OF i'oo
III. s 2aI % H,s at l3c 600 dry salted Maraca
So 81 200 do e $50 souther 10 all mos s3 WesteTa
cash: and in Boston, for this market 9ooo central Ane
I ,rd COCO hung dried Chill terms rot made public
The above prices show improvement
uOpS bout 80 bales Eastern have been bought III
n ebinnept herce at Oc cash The stock is
mail and held at II l3c, according 10 quality,
WOOLThere has been but ttle doiac from first HANDS
b demand having chiefly supplied by the trade for
most kinds Of Foreign Domestic Fleece and Pulled are
taken taken very freely at cur quotations. ,,n;ct
oso sid-s Sole Gncua;rc Ala of Oak were disposed Of"
was the best which has occurred in 10 months past ana
s ayerse advance on the las, pubic sale of per lb
Ar private sale also there good demand and large trans
actions are taking place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
= FOURTH OF July EXCUR SION.

Bg New .Ler.ey Rzilroad,
fcct Of Z orltl.Rd-sI.
AT q anL II O'Clock a. /.
All and C5 I ;
The Somerville traIa wi!:
Of the Nsw-Jefsey cars and
4. u. aud and 9 O'Clock r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

List 70 be continued.
:" Books imported order BY every steamer Ill single
copies quantities. may be desired the best terms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

Wright, Iadan Vegetable Pills are positive and certain
for this distressing complaint from three to SIX oil al1
!dan Vegetable Pills taken every night gong To bed
will ina short time giy. relief the most intense SUI
ieu: and perseverance according directions Will certainly
rc.t,, III. bC.I,- ,Ilsf,,. nt ba1lfIl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
Eac<7 .FOURTH OF JULY-ExcurSlcn 70
EEzILSAA1l PERTH AMBOY and new BRINS :
yy-TTL> f,orn RARcIAE-ST. WHARF ~

- PERIH ANIBUi anE y" =: NJ IAn u.
ssy1-.-rlsy-I WICK from BARCL ISL =" HAi,F u
O'Clock The and pleasant steamboat
w RARITAN Csp,. Isaac Fisher,
VIII MAKE Exclusion Perth Amboy md New Bruins
WICK on Tuesday July leaving the foot OF BaTcay.sest ct
s@Glofs 81 . g. aSS t outside ras4se afordmS f1Tani ytTs
~ th- bi anu II .b0 the NaTrows the Pubic okS; thr
t}u1raltlne Sandy Hook Light House SC landing AZ Perth
Amboy aHi procee. direct to New Brunswick.
Rf'urnl9g. Leave New Brunswick before ? NJ, and
pen ame3y AT o'clock passing throug the INSIDE passage
tht sonad hllnS, &c-arrlyjsg III Newio at past
Fare for the whole excursion. 80 cen;s
tam and Pleasure Parties will find this the pleasant
and healthu Excursion he Fouth The RaTitaI has
pie accommodations sucien, 10 afford general satisfaction
The hours o departure will be puncrnal le2T Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

ItsIUIV IIt UVII! SUIIlU sItttt OF II'III.
Bstrdre Of Co.elfeits public cautione'! against
The may spurious medicines which, In order 10 deceive, are
made Outward appearance closely to resemble the above
ndNrcu rs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

'
Determined to carry the system Of small profits and
quick returus r soics assortment O! goods
UNSURPASSED richness and VARIETY comprss French and
Ve3tings great variety Of patterns, &c which vii he
made mp order under the ugenne ence 81 efficient
prices which fail offer Inducements
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

ITO TAILORS-Want IN ready made and
custom manufacturing Establishment, cxreFl,nced a:!d
tasty cutter foreman all respects we'll qualified io
the Address Box So lower Post Office, VIZ ree
,alces &c ~, tts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

WooLDERIDGE, Esq Of Rich mord. has
communicated To the National Institute Of Washing
ton highly interesting account Of the buIning Cl
The Midlothian Coal Mines in Chesterfield county
Virginia, 10 June 1912. The coal Il is stated. was
hrsl discovered on fire ai the end of the engine nue
about one hundred aud fifty feet 90 the rise of the
main level, and believing that be the only place
on ilre The ~Orkmen thought, by subduing u. they
would accomplish the total EXTINCTION oi The fire
But subsequent investigation proved thhl a large
mass Of fire was raging another point, some hun
dred feet nearer The shaft. And so powerful WINS
tie effect produced by this fire upon tho first dlscov-
cred one hy the process o ratification, that it was
found impracticable 10 overcome the difficulty by
eXiIngulshing the fire. Measures were forthwith
adopted TO close the shaft Planks were thrown
across The mouth Of u, and n large mound Of clay
was henped and mmmod upon them. A The e1pi
ration OF siK weeks and fye days the pit was re-.
opened. and. under the direction Of Thomas Mar.
shall Esq. successfully put ia operation
Mr. w has also pseseuted to tho Institute spcci-
mems Of coke and coal lrJm the Midlothian Mines.
which were obtained rly eight hundred feet
below the surface Of the earth The coke was
produced by tho FIRE ia the plt.--Bah American.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

HOTEL FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. humane
and praseWorlhy enterprise has been set Ou loot 10
our city. Drs Taliaierro. n T. MARSHALL. Lawson
aud StSadeS have established a Hotel az the c9ruer
81 broadway and Frauklin streets fur tho reception
$40 care VI strangers and others. who are invalids
quo nave not the blessing of a home We have ~
''ou observed The want uf such az establish.
.1c", SEQ the csmiou that may be a1Orded ~ Il 60
u'e distressed and yVay-voru that ia \, with peculiar
ue"sh' lha' We rcicr 20 g. Not ~ speak of resi-.
"'"'' q" The C'y there arc scores of stranrers sck
every year in our hotels sad boafdinr houses vb,c
toses. want u attendants. aud loneliness M, 49,,
situation most cOmiOuiess. Such per-ons uiu ms,
Gud quiet sUd commodIous qusr,ers. constant ,,,r
gentle attentions aad good uursingtitugs quite as
Indispensable a good rhysicians-and tho is,,.,
diey will have tHtho gentlemen abOvo namsd. cr
Ccilcul examples.
While cougfatulstug uv1lds upon ~ Er,uu.t,
or gcquisltiDu. We cauh0t dee praises q, tl,,
hu,nluo gentlemen wl,o havs pl,Hacd suJ put lnt.
orctauun All success 10 thoH 90 thor g,yd work
GIN Chr0H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
TRUSTEES SALE,

Of Coal Privileges and TOtrH Lots, ia j q. {
ItitchicS additiOH.
PURSUANT to deed of Trust from John Rit
che and wife, and Craig RItchir aud wife
To me dated the 25th day of April 1872, and re
corGcd IN the clerk office of the county court of
ONO coSnty IN The state of Virginia, IN deed
book -, page iGo, | shall on FRIDAY the FIRST day
D october Hcrt, proceed TO sell at public auction
~ the front soor of the Court house of OHIO
county gu me uHSotd tots ia that part of the cty
Of Wheeling which was laid out by John XltchIe
and Craig Richie, an addition to Middle
wheeling, Ia plat of which addition is recorded
~ sald clerks Office IN deed book %, page I3I ]
that Is To say, the lots designated on SAID pla
Dy the numbers ~, Ia, Is, TO- u aud l.: also all
me prtrtt, ges Of digging and mtHiHg coal, which
are conveyed To me by said decd
TERM The purchase money TO be paid i'm
u'ree equal instruments, IN one, two aud three
years with inter- 81 from the day of sale. Selling
as trustee, undertake only 10 convey such title
as ~ vested IN me by slid decd of Trust.
PARKER CAMPBELL,
~ 81 VS. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

u was hitler cold night, and tho farmer. as he
drove his Tcvere, ns he snw his hurseman wrapped
az large cloak, who IA u opened ds lused gilt
teriug dress beneath. ride rapidly past him Il was
BuIh n his Richard costume Madness had seized
hlm aud regardless Of every Thing al tho still hour
oil mIdnig =, he was going To- pay visit Io his dead
child. Drawing his flashing sword, and throw Ing
hts Jewelled cap from his head he ashcJ his horse,
flank with the bnTe eapnu until the animal snurIe
IN pain. The tall dark trees on each side OF HIM
touched his heated hrnw with their silver Trusted
branches, and thinking they were nIen IA pursuit.
The mad aciUT cut al them with his sword, and cur
sed them. as he flew rapidly by
Al last after gallant ride nftwu hours the horse
maa came in sight ola country graveyard, and as
he saw The white tops of the monuments pccping
through the dark nlnge. like snowy cresIs upon Tho
bosom OF black bIlloS. he raised "A shout wild Ell.
nugh To have scared the ghosts from their still graves
lie dIsInnunied and away sped the riderless horse
over hill aud dale. II was the work OF a Moment
(and The insane are cunning beyond all imagIung)
io wrench the door fTpm the vault containing the
dead body oi his child. lie cized the tiny coffin
Az his arms, with The strong desperate On =
he tore open the lId and in a noment more the cold
blue lips Of the deud child wer; glued ID the mad
actors.
The G II morning members OF the iragedian's
family heard wind strain Of laughter that seemed
10 proceed from his sleeping room, The door was
forced Opea aud Booth was discovered lying on his
bed gbberlng ia diotc madness, aud caressiug tho
corpse oi his liIile Ono.-N o Ores Guy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
MEDICAL INSTITVTE

MEDICAL INSTITUTE
OF TIE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
TUE Lectures IN this institution, Will com.
mcnce, as usual, on the first Munday Of No
y en- Der, aud cuntlnuc Untl the last Of + ebTuary
under the following iaGnlly VIZ;
JEDEDlAH COBB, NJ ID,
Professor OF Anatomy.
CIAS CALDWELL, VI ID,
PIoflnstItutes Of Medicine and Medical
JOHN + COOKE, NJ d,
Prof Theory and Prrcticc Of Medicine.
SAMUEL ID GROSS, II ID,
Professor of Surgery.
HENRY MILLER, NJ ID,
Prof Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Woven and
CHARLES w SHORT, n M"i b,
Prot MarsIIa Mcdica and Medical Botany.
LUNSFORD r YANDELL, VI ID,
Prof Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ ID,
Prof Clinical medicine n pathological Anatomy
Six lectures are delivered daily. The fee for
81 ch ticket rs SIS. The notes Of good and sell
vent Banks Ot the states 90 which pupils reside.
VIII be received 81 payment. The MatriculatIOh
fee IS s., aud that OF Graduation %, both paya-
bic in Kentucky paper. The Zee 60 the Demon
strataT Of Anatomy, DR. Bsyiess. Is 20 dolls. which
includes all the privileges Of attendant on ms
demons uations and dissCcuons from thc FIRST oi
October ulI the hIst Of March. The price OF
boarding. with fuel, h-hi, and attendants, fr tm
10 dos per week.
Professors Cob- and Gross, 20 anticipation,
Of the regular session, will deliver course of
Lectures on Nisceru and Surgical Anatomy.
aud Operative Surgery, beginning ON she i5iA CO
September and terminating on the last SatUT-
day Of October. The feet this course IS % dsIs
BY order Of the Faculty,
~ p COBB " -, Dean.
INOR RENT-A small dwelling bouso cousist
mg 81 tlrcs good r.1os together ggtrb an ez-
Csllcut ouohiag s,Uve aurl hyjrsur cunNcnieut --
Terms taoJersts. Apply 10 PETER nOLII NC,S-
HEAD, oT JAMES DARE ~ "a
~ BBLs CAMwOOD. received sad So
- sale " OLIVER PRYOR.
Jyli WRoe}ua
- CEROoNS nv SPANISH INDIGO,
- recclycl 1ui ~ sale Ivy
Wa % PRYOR Unl1u -. WAr~ifur
RaAAA LIS CINNAMON. received 1..
HNBNE tlr sale hY OLIVER pgNpW.
fv ~ Wbsciiuz
a LCDUOI ros,Jc sri -o'd. Ui.,ir~sjs grs
- rcisdb 10y OLIVER PRYOR. Ur.tsu 81.
V Is NfryHfF Ne
TtOPAL NARNISIi, rsste suf sod rg
ivtt OLIVER PRYOR Wh~rif1.
n RONNEsTS.-J r. s. " q MARSH. have
\ III ,ust received -f tfrir S,grs no ltl NAM s
/, lE-,rr srl,.rt.,r 81 Frs FInr.0r- Had Bmrrs
/ oJ,.,h hey viii eel gbesg ~ cash may 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

CINCINNATI. July %.
CAEAL RECEIPTS-3O bDls -four. a bus opts
1890 bus corn. 1850 lbs castings.
FLOUR-sJ37 inspected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

hNIRSr IN ET-Grahn,ns :, aud the
u Ladies' National Magazines, for August, with
beautiful engrlvihgs. just reed aud for sale at
" ~ hlELLORS. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

rTHE Subscribers beg leave To- inform the citi-
zens oi Wheeling and vicinity. that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
az No II3 Main street Wheeling, Va. where
~ ay BE- found an extensive assortment OF eiIlt
aud Mahogany framed Looking 81. ssCs, POT-
traIt and Picture frames; Upholstery VaTe con
sIsung OfFCaJhcT Beds: bosie-s, Pill w., curl
cd HAIR Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
mattrassys; tugethc. with full assortment OF
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
offered In this CITY; all of which will he sold
on the m9si tca sonablc terms aud trGrrdHted
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany venerIs,
varnlsh, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly on
hani.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of furniture on tho most accommodating tern :
ard M hort nnJice
Orders ~ Zane: Vile can be left with +
ADAMS ~ Co.
% MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
lrifI N,TEI.,S SNLE.

w Ill. be sold on Monday the seventh day
w OF August S13 public u,rinn To the
highrSt bidder at a. front du.r ui the Cuurl House
ri Ihis cuhniy.a dCsuhr pew ~ the Prcsb Icrinn
Church. Selling trustee, I shall Only cutyey
such TILE rs Is vested IA 10y the decd under
which sell For further particulars apply to the
subscriber or lir John hnaIs Terms made known
Ola rhe day Of sale. r. IL FrTZnUGH.
y - Is TrEshe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

II ANlNG Gucd up his .id stand. O. Nam -
q "a Tor the reception OF customers. Tenders b.,
services 60 hs old friends ard line public. lie wifi
furnish parties families with pound fruit sqon,e
almond, tart cake, NC, sc, PLAIN zee IN Super
style. also " iit iTuIIs cuuCcli1uaTy and cNery srt
ct creams, iDcs and Blanc Mango, Ice Creams. :,
"a from au excellent ard pure fountain. Confccirr.
nary, Fruits &c, sery cd up at all umes IN vslers
RE is sure that those who call him will he sure
Io Cull again. june 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
THNHE PROSE ROMANCE

VHNHE PROSE ROMANCES nf Edgar a
Poe, author of the Gold Bug" "IrIur
Gordon. "Pym." Tales oi the GruIesiue and Ana
bes1uc,' DC. Uniform serial edition. each number
complete ia itself No |, containing the murders
n the Ru". Murque. AID the "Alan that was u,ed
up" Just received un! Tor sale at
Jy % MkLLOR'S, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
MGlIlI,.

HNA " and the highest marie rates paid Tor
u ciraA washed WOOL. X W AEE d co
10 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
SAIL.

by Virtue ola d, ed Of Trust dared the 18th dsy
- ofOctOher 1912, executed b. Hiram MartIn
20 me a. trustee, 10 secure the p1y ment of Ger
az public sale 10 the i,hesJ bidder. at the front
or Of the Cont House on Thursday the 10Th
day Of August newt, the following described real
property VIZ: lot No s., situate n Ihr North SIDE
OF |N arrr street. Va that part OF Middle WheeHug
lad OF into lots by Moan Zane, John gawccft
aud others.
Also, tot number I7S, iu East Wheeling. aud
on which Is erected good brick tenement.
The ttlC 90 'hc above nrOu..,y D. believed T.
be lndIspU table, nUi selling steg sh al only
convey such r L. Ds Is vested OIL" .fs los SAID deed
J'trFus Of Hr's-S lrH cash ,r..i ng rgguHci. tu,
balance tu tyyy equal payments at T. aud ~
On rUth-. and fIe title fu hr rcfuIuci unfII the
purchase money shall Jy rai3.
JAS a CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

IN ClIANCERl In the Circuit Supcrrur
:, court OF Jaw and ChaEccy for OHIO county.
Moses Rhodes, complainant.
Archibald hoods, Sheriff of Ohic county, anr
a such administrator OF John SOckuau dc
ceased, Henry SuCkman Isaac I. Brown y
Elizabeth hls wife. which Henry and Elizabeth
are children and heirs at law of the SAINT John
Sockmnn licensed, Jesse Wheat and AleNan-
der Henderson,, defendants.
Pursuant to the decree made in this cause ~
SAID court on the 18th day of June 1913.
l VIII on the 10th day of August l-ij,
aud thereafter 10y adiOurnmcntS from time To-
time as shall be necessary al my Office m the
city OF Wheeling, Virginia, proceed 10 take an
account OF aud report what's due 10 the platntlil
and the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged M the hull; what assets, If any, have come
TO the hands OF the said administrator t. be ad-
mlnistcrcd, aud wha part thereof II any, rcnIdlns
uhadministcTed; what effects OF the SAID John
SOCkmau deceased, u any, have been taken pos
session of 10y the SAID Henry. or have come to his
hands, whether he h as wasted or parres with the
same, what Is due from said Henry eNecd'oT
dc son tort by reason there J what real estate ul
the SAID John SOckman has descended To the
SAID Henry and Elizabeth. and the annual value
thereof; what debts of said join Suckman re
man unpaid, Distinguishing such as ale binding
on ms hers from such are not, and such utICI
matters as SAID decree directs, as 1 sha deem
pc! unsnt, or the parties specially require.
Al notice Is hereby gwen 10 the CREDITORS
OF tie SAID John SOckInau deceased, to app ear
ntlOre me and prove thelT demands, on or before
ne SAID l9tn day of August 1913, at
my Office aforesaid a,d deposit or Sc
cure thtT rcdSOnabl" share ui the COSts Ot TINS
suit, and that such OF them shall not SO appear
and prove their d, napds, aud deposit or secure
their reasonable share of the COSTS of this SUIT
will be excluded from the benefit vi sald decree
aud of any other decree or DEGREES TO be made IA
this cause.
ALEX. Will son, Commissioner.
LAMB " RUSSELL for compr 10 -
The parties / the above cause ale hereby no.
uhed, that the dispositions of Joseph Gill and
others, will he taken at the residence of SAID Gill
IA the town of MOunt Pleasant, Jefferson county
IN me state of Ono on Monday the cath day OF
July Isi3, bet y cen the hours of Two and even
clock u NJ, To be- read lu evidence IA the above,
named cause, on behalf of sail plaintiff aud SAID
henderson. And II from any cause tho taking
of the same shall not be commenced or beII .
commenced, shall not be completed on that day
the taking thereof wi he adjourned from time To
time, uuul The same shall be- completed.
MOSES RHODES,
il - ALEXANDER UENDER SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02
FOINTNIN INN
ltltc Reihooe,r's,, L,Gur Sr. BALTIMORE.
w W DIN

late Reiho"rrS's,i LiGur Sr. BALTIMORE.
w W DIN,
ARTHUR l. FOGG, \
NNING leased tr> extensive and EVurlic Cs.
q nhlrShmCui, and entirely IenoNated aud re.
"''d Il Throughout. 80 that Il can compare adyauta-
s"'"Sy with any similar establishment "a the mon
nave no hesitation ~ eueaVoring TO attract the
anen,ion Ut the travelling public t. this lavoIiIe
ho'eL IL The most strenuous exeriions, jpined uu
'Nefy possible convenience To be found elsew here
can insure success. they pledge themselves tia ilS
'o''n'' well earned reputation shall not only be
mcrrlcd but surpassed
III n'c"rda""e with the difficulties OF the times
They have determined 10 reduce their charres 10
'"rr'sr'nd. Pnce ~ % per day.
Baltimore, July 3, 1873 10
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TIKI SrEI,S SAI,I,.

HSl Virtue Of deed OF trust from Charles
~ Sterter and Elizabeth his wife - me, hear
l"S cate the I'd day of February ID, I-43 aud
No" o. record m the clerks Office of the county
court Tor ONO county. shall, on Tuesday the
l''h uaN OF August lel3, at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, at the
iV,'t up"r OF the Court house for Ohio county,
'oh wv, l"iS OF ground situate IN RItchIttuw n,
numbered on me plat Oisaid town, ten aud twelye
~ lhe tiSNehlh square. together with tire build
lnss and improvements on the same.
These lots are well mpruv ed, with good bri, <
tenement, and the title JsbelIcvCd To Dc undol.Jt-
cd and iIce from all membranes
Selling a. HTustce. shall convey such tilI. n
IS vested IN me by the SAID sc, d ri trust.
Terms made known on the day of sale
JAMES WHEAT, Trustee
BRENTLlNGER q S1ALLCROSS,
" ii u AurfivutrrS