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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

Rail Roads in VermOnt. Among tho many ex-
eellent bills that have been passed in the Vermont
Legislature this session there are TWO which have an
extensive bearing upon tho welfare Of this State and
New England at lurge. One is Charter of n Rail-
road from Burlington via Montpeer,to point on Con
nectieut river, to intersect the Concord and Fitch
burgh Railroads.&c. other for n Railroad from Bur
ling,on south, via Rutland to same point Tho char
tiers are liberal and not subject TO future legislation
The Railroad running south from Burlington to r tut
land, is expected to be cared into operation soon by
a Boston Company. Capitalists are beginning to get
their eyes open in relation to the vast advantages that
Vermont affords To projects of this character - Par
gennes Pcrmontgr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

SINGULAR William English miser John
Pleech) lately died in London, leaving tho following
wilt aH .,- .r
81 give and bequeath to my nephew my black coat I
give and bequeath my niece the flannel wastcou,
now wear; give and bequeath 10 each of my grand
children one Of tho earthen pots on The top Of my
wardrobe; finally, give and bequeath to my sister, as
last token Of the affection have always felt for her,
thebrown stone jug at the head my bed"
The disappointment of the legatees, when this
strange will was read, may be easily imagined.-rhe
deceased was spoken Of by all in manner ways
aatering to him; and his sister, in fit of anger gave
the brown stone jug cher legacy kick, which broke
it in pieces, when complete stream of guineas rolled
out ofits and the general disappointment gave way
joy. Each hurried to examine his or her legacy; and
The old black coat the flannel wasicoat, and the lit
tie earthen pots, were found equally well fed-the
estator having only wished to cause Them an agreo
able surprise, 2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Lewis Wings Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA, ss
Al a Probate Court holden at the Probate Office II
DanVle, in said district on the 18th day Of No
vemher. A. D. 1913
EOHN MORSE, Administrator Of the Estate o.
~ LEWIS WING, late of st. JohnsbuTy, in sai i
district, deceased presents to the Court here his pc
tton in writing setting forth the amount Of deh,s
due from said deceased, Of the charges Of admins
tration and ofhe value of the personal estate rep
resenting that the personal estate is insufficen,
pay said debts and charges and that part Of soid real
estate cannot be sold without injury TO those inter-
esied in the remainder. and praying tho Court hers
to grant him license to sell the whole Of the real oF
tate of said deceased for the purpose Of dschprgng
said debts aud Whereupon it is ordersi
by the Court here that said application DO heard ard
decided AT Probate Court be holden at the Pro.
bate Office in Danvie aforesaid the Goth day Of
December, A. d. iS43, at ono o',lnck in the after
noon, and that said Administrator cause all persona
interested TO lie notified of said application end Of thu
time and place of hearing, by publishing a copy of
this order three weeks successvely in the Goedoniln
newspaper printed at St. JOhusbury in said district.
all Of which publications shall he previous TO the tp
of hearing.
SAMUEL D. MATToCKs, Judge
true copy, t32s~s,
Attest, SAMUEL B. MATToCKs. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

DEATH by DRUNKENNEss. Mr. John Bena-
way, of Monkton, to this city Saturday last,
to transact some business. While here, no unfohu-
natey visited some Of the striped pigs, partook Of n
large quantity of ardent Spirits and in company with
some others, who had done likewise, set out for
home in the evening When about half way home,
he turned into another road leaving his assocates.--
The night being dark and stormy, and be having prob
ably taken an additional draught, he lost his way,
walked in various directions and called for help His
corpse was found in the morning with hs face in The
mud, perfectly rigid. His calls were heard by ind
viduus in The vicinity for the space Of hour, but
nothing serious was apprehended, no one turned out
He has left wife and two children. [Vergennes
Vermonter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Derby Literary Institute.

THIS Institution will commence its next winter
D. session on "Wednesday the 18th day December
next under the rare and superInerdance of its prcs.
ent tearhrrkN-M Mr. AUSTIN NOECROSS and Miss
JULIET LITTLE. ard the public may rest assured
that the pupils Of this school enjoy ehance for
improvement. Rooms rent TO those wishing 10
board themselves.
Board washing and ladgng 81 l2s per week.
32sw4 LENT RICHMOND, Sec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

Ia!trciingfrom Canada.--Our ndvices fromKings-
Ton to the Sd, and from Montreal to the 9th inst
The biIO secure the independence Of Parliament,
has passed the council by vote Fifteen to twelve
The Agricultural Protection bill has also passed the
legislative Council, TO go into effect on the 9Th of
January.
has also been decided by vote of two to one that
Montreal the only place for the seat of governmeht.
To refer the decision to the home government was
refused by vote of so to 20.
All these movements indicate that an independent
FR pervades the legislators of Canada. Every act
'''' Vie embrace Of the patriots has shown strong
1''' to cut loose from the mother country. 1t
'e'.''y appears that Canada is only nominnlly
province Of Great Britain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
BALTIMORE ELECTION

a correspondent of the Providence Journal. in
'pe'S''s Of the late election in Baltimore, says:-
Tue '0cO' were sure of carrying the city. and in
ne excess of their confidence, had procured coon,
" 'u' INTO the Streets in order to afford tho "de-
"O'"cy an agreeable entertainment after their ardu
Y-s'Ae'''ons; aud during the day much pleasure was
anticipated from the hunt that was to come of in the
''e"ps' Ua' about o'clock the "critter'' looked so
'so '"" 'hey were afraid to trust their fingers
"''' ana they were glad to get rid of him upon
r' buy ~''s' and so after taking polite ileave of his
D'he made tracks for the Patriot Office. md ia now
law, seen 'here' erect upon his hind legs reading
'e'eF from his friends in Ohio''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

LONGEVITY. The Newark Advertiser announces
that Mrs zeryiah Stewart, widow of David Stewart,
Ct Kingwood, tiunterdon county, died the Sist
uIt at the advanced age Of lOs years months, and
ID days. BY her first husband George Opbycso,
she had / children-includiug them, her descend
ents are as foilows:-s4 grand children, 1870 great
grand children, 80 great graud children, making al
together 3i4,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

New ORLEANs.-The New Orleans papers are
felictatiog themselves and congatulaug the citizens
upon the return of hcalthupon the reappearance Of
their old friends, and the renewal Of the activity and
hustle of busness. The Pcayune, ofthe 4th instant
says deaths from yellow fever still occurring
in the CharyIIIospita There were five on Thursday
but they relupscs Of which had occurred
before the frost ... aI.I .......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Montay, Nov. IS.

Reported for The Daily Advertiser.
At market, 1850 Cattle, (about 1860 OF which
were probably Eeef.) and 800 Stores, 46Oo Sheep,
and 600 Swine
Prices.- Beef Ca,ile--We quite n few extra at
rs al so; First quality 4 a 4 49, second quality
$3.50 a 75t-thirt quality $50 25,
A. ba5re,ns Cuttle--"":css So i2A; No. l So 621
stOres-TwO year old SO 10; three yOar old
$lI all.
sheep Small lots were sold at from SOC, SOC, 9Sc,
l ia, %, S3 and so. Weihers 1 rs 10 So.
Swinr-lots TO peddle l-2 Il DC for sows, and
a for Barrows. Large Hogs from 81 4ic.
Al retail from al to &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

IL.
ASNVaSman Arres,ed.-On Saturday evening
unstable IT, Coolidge arrested in Cambridge stree,
'1' "'llam Henry Lowell for at,emotinn to rob Ioh-
''D nu''en' between Boston and Needham. on the
sV'nNS oil the 4,h inst AT turn in the roud Low.
advanced in front of Mr. Bullens wagon and seiz.
,u"' morse by the head, and at the same time de-
.non" 'u W.T. b's money. Mr. B. replied that he had
III, 4, .'u nave" retorted the ruffian; but by
.o.s' W.T. b. had raised club from his wagon. and
hand ' argument by bringing it down upon I.owell's
,nl. second blow L. warded off with his arm
,.,' "," look to his heels. MIR. D. followed n few
foo, ~. W. oeng an elderlysman he could not pull
,,." "' 'ne youthful robber, whose fears raye
h,dt." Ills feet Two mornings before, an a,,emp,
ba "'e" made to draw Mr. %. out Of his wagon near
Ssa I','' place, by the srangom of cutting straw
.oo,hs 4' on The top, that it should fall off; bu,
,,v" " 'oun'ryman happened by at the moment, and
IN co,.. % notice that the bed was loose. It was
cnh le'''e OF this hint of danger that Mr. b. had
er, b.. reserve on the 4th. When arrested Low
u,s,. ', was bound up-ho said TINT he had hurt it
hs 49,. 'e mad worked for Mr. Bullen in Needhnm
'p'ng- Boston Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
NOTICE.

XENilE finn Of Shedd & Jeweit having been dis
- solved in February last it has become neceseo-
fry\for closing the business of said firm to Gull for
the immediate payment of oil demands which ara
due. Payment is requested to be made TO the sub
scTber. EPHRAIM JEWET'T.
81. Johnsbury, August 4. rs43. 3l4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
D3Agm9a

In Kirby, November lS, Of tho eryspelas, Mr.
ZEBULoN BURRoUGHs. revolutionary pensoner,
nged IS. lie lived with his wife 81 years months
and IS days, had six children and his death is the
first that has occurred in the family.
Ia Montpelier, Nov. l2, Hon. Jeduthan LOOMS,
aged 65.
10 Lebanon, ~ H. Oct 80, of peprisy, Mr. Thorn
as Wood aged 65.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

man NJ n H'ghpay Robbery. As Mr. Clark milk
aish, \, a., e"'o"' was returning home on Saturday
Dam wh." 'u' o'clock from the city over the Mill
man ON Il. ",af the Railroad crossing he discovered
bis moron ' uSck part of his wagon, who demanded
with hi, -. Wiz Clark struck him two or three blows
tO and r when the man jumped off, drew pis
pu, Ii, urea at him, but without effect. Mr. CIn,l,
Search wa, 60. 'o run and thus made his escape
'''ward' made for tho villain, but the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Observation-Disclosures.

MIR. E. c. LOOMS, of this town, slaughtered on
"Wednesday last, two pigs which weghed-the one
s6s and the other 324; making aggregate of 692
lbs The pigs were eigh, months and five days old
--Buriingfon Free Press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
st. JOhnsbury Academy.

NJ r J. X. LBY, PnrScrPA1
'F'HE winter term Of this institution will com.
H. mcncc on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Decon-
her next.
TERMS-Classical Department $500. English
Department according 10 the cssscsS3 so and So, 60
Students received only at the commencement Of
the term unless designing TO remain through subso
qnent terms. -32sw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

..ovous paints struggle to get rid oil the
"A f'ac0 "S IA the more amusing to us who saw
lI'" . " for the embrace C0ur.eu, na''''ou
n e""'I ., mover mistress was, Mr. Iy'er w"s
bad aeuu'' ian is not so sweet as expected now
V'n' i ,''.,,n If the honeymoon is DONE The
lh'' 'O0 ,s. far divorce, an entire, complete d.
O''' no ~ mcasa Ct thOrO alooe' but V'"cufo maj
'"''' rom the matrimonial bond. MIR Tyler
sT'"''"' ueisbent upon staying to make mischief
Won -, o. We certainly wish him oil possible
,,.,s.,.--M Y Express,
I'VE have only few returns of tho
m' ',sv,obirun, and they indicate that the State
t''''' =. before, though it appears that the Wings
," a.,ao considerable gains The election 10 io'
." three members of Congress- and the State
' .,,,,,e. The loco majority last year was 1000
,.,rurn TRAerDY!-TATHER SHOT BY HIS
INV, , learn by Il letter received on Saturday
'' w, Fam Wes,brook, formerly apart of Saybrook)
sc...,,icu, river that fearful tragedy occurred
"A A.,,,wn On Friday evening Mr. John Stannard,
~ ~" wealthy ord highly respectable farmer in that
,.n about fly years Of age, who has wife and
children, was deliberately shot while at the sup.
~, table, by his O'oa son!
II III, family were thus occupied, when Alpheus
c,,rr,rJ about "a years Of age, went into his cham
-, .omevbnt abrupty,as subsequently appeared and
landed his suu John, the younger son, expressed
.,n. ,oorehensions to the father. and said he was
s,,nl Auheus was about TO do something wrong,
md Oerbnps shoot some one. When he came down
.,.;' with the gun in his hand, John left the room.
Thu tther 1859 from the table and approached him
with ,Ome exclamation of surprise, apparently for the
N DurUo.e Of seizing the weapon.
~ Anthems Immediately levelled the musket and shot
Ii, father directly in the breast, the ball passing
through and coming ont Of his back. He lived until
miluirM, when no expired in excruciating agony.
The son seemed quite unconscious of tho tragedy
IN which he had been engaged, and although he has
y never Jcennpecied Of insanity, yet, in this murder
cus act he has exhibited such evidences Off, that we
Understand he is to be sent Immediately 10 the Re-
treat at Hartford.
The unfortunate father was m cstimable man, deu
con oil the Congregational thurch IN That town, and
himself and family have always lived together in the
mo,iaTeclonae and harmonious manner. His fu-
uNal took place yesterday. Deep regret well as
painful excitement pervades that part Of the country
miin ,he midst Of it all, the motives which pro-
mOied tits marderous deed, remain an inscru,able
mystery 10 all except mnpotence.-.New Hdrea
COur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
THE I'D CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
VERMONT

We have tho returns from all but fourtowns in this
District OF the result Of the I'd trial to elect member
Of Congress, and we glad to announce that Judge
CoNamer, the regular Wing candidate is elected by
some 500 majority. Judge richards friends and Mr.
Everett's also have acted noby ia this election b.
low are the returns:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

"e0 Post 0Gces.-Post Offices have recently beon
established in tho towns of Morgan and Holland, in
Orleans county. Samuel Bartlett, Esq. is postmaster
of Holland.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NTE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court tor the District of OrIsans
commissioners, TO receive, examine, aud adjust oil
claims aud demands of all persons against the Es-
tate of WILLARD Kelley,
late of Derby in said district, deceased, represented
insolvent, and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from this date being
allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that
will attend to the business Ut our appointment or
E. G. Johnson's Office, in said Derby, on the Is,
Tuesday of December next len o'clock, a. NJ. anil
at the same place on the LIST Tuesday of March. A.
d. 1914, at the same hour.
LEWIS G. BATES,
GARDNER CHASE, commandment
Derby, Nov. 2, ls43. 32sH3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

night being very dark and the rain descending pow
eriGlly he could not DO discovered. Boston Trans
script.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
Caledonia County Grammar School.

WINTER term will commence on "Wednesday
w Dec. 18th, md continue IL weeks. Tuition
$500 for common English Branches--for Langua-
ges and higher Branches S3,0O. Rooms may be
had for students wishing to board themselves Board
cheap. For Board, &c. apply TO Mr. Chase. Princ
pal. d. MERRILL, Sec.
North Star will please copy. 329w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21
BOsTON MARKET Nav !,

BOSTON MARKET.-Noy. Ii.
FLOUR. Howard st. 4 rs, a 81 Western canal
5 n 5 %.
BUTTER. g IL per ID.
CHEESE ii a Sd do do
WOOl-NO change to report for either description;
market steady and sales chiefly to meet the i'm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

a b d snImaA Importer,
FOR sale Iy JEwErr & CARPENTER, ST. JohrsJu.
" Plain- 327eoWo,n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-21

We have only few returns OF tho
%. IN Michigan, and they indicate that the State
t'"'" ;" before, though it appears that the Wings
'A SO"' 4, considerable gains. The election is for
nave ~ three members of Congress, and the State
I"V' ,'.,. The loco majority last ear was 1000,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
TUE FlRS NEW GOO DS
IN THE MARkEF!

O. SENSENEG. No. ~ ZANES' ROW
NS h. has tiis day received fresh supply Il
Roe Biark and Wal dyed CLOTHS. Blue B.acl.
nud Fancy CASSGMERES, CtssinrIis and KenIuc
~ Jeaus every color and rrice; Rel. Yellow. aud
White FLANNEl.S; B.ue Black and fan,.y Culurcd
Alpaca Cloths and LUSTRES Chusau Drlane-
= aud beautiful Article Tor Ladies Dresses; a
large lot Of dark aud beautiful PRINT, some Of the
best ever offered for 10 cents: Bleached and Brown
Musiins al every variety. With great many other
articles which have been selected with great care,
and Ill he Soii uH most reasonable Terms HIS
customers, and every budy else WHATS GUr ruE
FUNDS" please cal dp AMI buy.
Whecliur. august 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17

* CUANCERY=In tie Cir-aii Superior
:, court OF .aw and Chauosry Tor Ono county.
Noses kh0ies. B!tjHQuf.
A-ghiba!t IIrods. SAsra Of Oh,c county, and
a. sAca administrator OF John Sock man de-
ce'srd, tte'fry SocAmsn, Isaac l. Br"wn *
a.. Hf)tt 3,- vic. htCu Henry aud Ellzabeth
are c2.otsn and hers at law OF the said John
So'Sn'an deceased, Jesse Nnca; and Alcxsn-
Ger HenteIEO1, d.(cuddats.
Pursaan, 70 The decree made IN Tins cause ky
SSld Court on the l2th day CT June ts43.
l VIII on the 18th day OF August 1913.
ana thereafter by aJiOgrnmeuts from time to
tihe az shHN be- necessary, AZ nv Office IN the
elty Of Vince linz, Virginia, proceed to tuke an
account u and report what ~ due 20 the plaintiff
11d the defendant Henderson, for the matters
aIleEec IN the btii what assets, u Jny, have come
20 The hands ofthe said admlns,rator l. be al.
unlustSrvc, and VIA part thereof # any, remains
unadmnstcrCd; what effects OF th, sold John
SOckW.an deceased, II any, have Drril taken Dos
SESSION OF by the sa'd HsuTy. or have come To ms
hands, whether he has wasted or pa5tcs win tine
same, wh"i Is duc froHi SJld Henry as executor
is son tort Oy reason thereJi; what real estate OF
iHe SAD John SO.Iu2n has descended TO the
,aid Henry aud Elizabeth, aud the annual value
OhefeOI, what d"Ots 81 sald John SCrku.an re-
ma uupaId, distinguish such as are hi ding
on ms heirs from such nrc NOT, ard such other
maj iUrsa as sad decree C.rrCts, or a. sha deem.
pe,unSni' OF the parties specially rCquut.
ATd notice - hereby gwen 10 the CREDITORS
%! i'e said J'hn Scotsman dsctssgC, to apitsr
nc satd l9,n Gay OF August 1913, at
my Office aforesaid al post or &C.
cure their reasonable share Of the costs of this
sun, aad ibst such OF them shall nor so appear
and prove tEsif demands, and 6elosit or secure
thslr rea sonable share Of the costs of this SUIT
VII be excluded from the Leneft OF said decree.
ana of any thcI decree or DEGREES TO DE maze IN
this cause.
ALEX. VIII. son, Commissioner.
LANE O. krssELL, for comp'C je %
The parties II the above cause ale hereby no.
uttc1, that tie dCpOsitIons Of Joseph Gill and
others will be taken AZ the residcnc. Of sand Gill
IN the town Of Mount Pleasant, Jet, Tson county,
IN the stale of Ohio, on Monday the gath day Of
y clock VI, To be read IA evidence in the above
named cause, on behalf Of said plaintiff and said
Hendei son And II from any cause the taking
OF the same shall not be commenced, or BEN x
commenced, shall not be complt ted on thar day,
the tak'Hs thereof wi be adjourned from l.me to
time, until the same shall be- CO nDleted.
MOSES RHODES
je p ALEXANDER MEMBERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
"kNOWLEDGE ~ pOMEK,v

4 = ARRERO. or ihc Prime Minister tale Of
~ Siain. 'y Einnnd Fngg. au,I,pr,nf' fur West,
Mary Tutor, &c. just received and ior sale At
aug 10 MELLORS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
FOVNTAIN I'M

ENHANCEMENT OF THE BOWELS. I,s
FL irp'n this disorder That sickness frs, arsos,
when The digestion becomes impeded, own this
irregunT!iy ne whole system becomes in peded and
lrregnariiy ofIlo boIyI becomes universal; S,aiH9
hHrns Yrgsiob's Fr,yGrt Pills calculated n ern,-
icaie thu sorgsnizalion two iriai. form
e. us they from the priest VEGETABLE EAs
IRNC IS. they bring natures system 81 cure 10 RcI
upon The physical oFgnDiz1oh % man, and hu, drive
ont those talent remains which n leri to themse;ye.
invariably DESTROY the health uf the most rugged
Tue origin of disease can be- easily traced. When
ever q e bowels ceasn the pr0rer funcrors--iigey
toni - n sure sign that the stomach not IN IA
healthy state. remedy must be at vnre taken ga
r"S"T" the tone nf that organ S ptoper operations
ofd,ge ton. STAINBURN'S PILLS will DO this
effeclrGlly Sold at The office 33S Broadway. next
G.mr a. ihs TdUvrE c'e ~, % -. per brx.
+ I sale 10y JOHN II TIKI AiPSON.
al the b. OkSlnre &c W Robin
Aso. ~ w BNSSETT
y 20 SIn'h Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
mn sIrEE,s SALE.

VIZ Ill. he sold on Monday the seventh day
w oC August ] Si3, nj public auction Tn the
hIgheEt bidder ~ tie front door nf the Court uusr
Of this county n desirable pew in the Prcsby tcriar
Church. Selling as trustee, ! shall OILY convey
such lille as il vested in me hv The deed unde
which I sell For further particulars apply ~ tE'
subscriber or 1Ir John KnoIe. Toms mode known
on ihe dny 81 sale. II FlTZUIGU.
Iv2 Is Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

~ . 10 SAM
w Virtue of q, ed If Ilust dated the l9-h dav
- Of O CtOJer ste. executed ty Hiram Martin
70 me a. tTu tee. 4 secure the pa mcnt Of GER
tain dghIs IN said deed mentioned, | shall offer
81 public sale 90 the highest bidder AZ the FRONT
door OF the Court FnGss on THURSDAY the IO,h
daV of Au-ust next, the following described real
rCpertv, VIZ: lot No -, situate he North side
o. Nater street, ~ ih"t part Of Middle Wheeling
laid ~ nt5 lots by Noah Zane, JJjn Save etI
and O T. re-.
also. lot number 1875, in E7st Wheeling ard
O., Wh rl IS erected a good brick tenement.
Inc Itc ip Oh" above property - believed -
be iu-!s,G'abIe but selling as trustee shall only
convey such % !c as 's YES I'D in by said dred.
Terms o. !Sgls-Sl50 cash viii be rsouiIed. the
balance IN two cl.ai payments ~ and Il
months, and the title 10 hr retained until the
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS 4 CLARKE,
" II IS Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed nm n Monday Ire b
day Of September nex. JAMES 4 CLARKE.
Aug u Trnstee.