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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

SuIc1DE.-It becomes our melancholy duty
to inform our readers, that Mr.. Joel Roper.
Sem, Of this District, committed suicide on
Saturday the 3Oth nlt, by hanging himself in
his Gin House. Mr. R.-was an old and res
pectable citizen of Edgefeld. but for some time
past has been o,fone;p pa,ticplar subject-insane.
which was a fear that himself and family might
come to want. MR.. was about go years Of
age. He has left wife, several children, and
numerous friends 10 mourn his loss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Io,ua Judge Doge (dem. has been
reelected TO Congress, and the Constitu-
lion submitted 10 the people has been re.
jected.- Constitutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

THE EneEF1ELD MECHANICS WASH
inglonian .Suciety, will meet ON Monday
evening Iext. s.-..... .;,..;..; $3.50. e; Il;
The public generally are invited 10 at
leuJ. ., -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

We omitted 10 mention that Thos. G. Key,
Esq, has recently become part owner Of the
Hamburg Journal. The politics Will be Dem.
ocratic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

ELECTION OF MAJOR GENERAL.-Gen. w.
W. Harllee is elected Major General Of the
fourth Division. S. C. Militia: His competi.
tor was Gen. w. J. Hanna.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Our MINISTER TO GREAT BRirAN.-We
Learn that our new Minister recently arrived at
London, and was very cordially received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Melancholy Casuality.-We regret to
learn, thai MI. WiliaDsJ. SIddalisEn-
glueer oil the steamer Osce2ia, was drown.
ell on the 18th inst. tour miles belo v
Potts Ferry, while bathing in the Pee
Dee. He was swimming in deep waller,
when he suddenly called for help, bur be-
fore any assistance could be reu'lsrrd him.
be sunk 10 rise no more. The body Was
found the following day, mol far from
where he was drowned. He was native
of either Maine or New Hampshire, OF
exemplary habits, highly respected by his
employers, and possessed thorough prac
lical knowledge of his important profess
ional duries.-Farmer's Gazette, Aug. rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

. Hos. GEO. McDUFFlE.-This distinguished
gentleman arrived at this place on Wednesday
last. He spent few days at this place, and
in the vicinity. and enjoyed the hospitality OF
sumo of his particular friends. We were
pleased to hear, that his health had improved.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Grand Jury Presentment.-The Grand
Jury of Rowan County, N. g., at the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Col. A. G. w. Walker was elected Sheriff
of Barnwell District, on the 25,h ult., by a
majority of fity.three votes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
Thursday Morning. august ii.

.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Conven-
ton re-assemhled in The Presbyterian
Church, where very large and resPec-
table number OF The ladies and gentlemen
ofPendetun aud its vicinity had convened.
PRAYER was offered by The R-V.A. Rice,
after which the minutes of yesterday were
read and Corrected.
The President then called on delegates,
if any had nol previousl y dine so. to
come forward and enrnl their names, when
the following additional delegates appeared
viz: tie Rev. H w. Denisou. from the
Greenvile T. A. Sociely, who also pre-
seured report from that Society, Mr.. A.
B. Vernon. from, Bachelors Retreat T. A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

We understand that orders were received
here on Sunday, changing tue destination
Of The frigale Congress from The Pacific to
The Gulf of Mexico. The Congress is TO
relieve The Potomac now 10 a leaky con
di,ion al Pensacola. This lal,er ship has
been ordered to Norfolk aud her crew is
to be transferred 10 the lrisaIe Columbia.
Captain Stockton is to proceed to the Gulf
of Mexico as soon as The Congress is
manned. The following officers have
been ordered to This ship: Commander.
Samuel T.. Bu Poul; L,eurs. j. W. Liv.
ingston. J F. Schenck, K. l.. Tilgbman,
W. S. Drayron II. Ed, w. Gwalhmey;
Master V. b. Morgan; Surgeon, Samuel
Aloseley Passed Ass'ut. Surgeon. John
S. While; Assistant Surgeon, Charles
Evers6eld.
A detachment Of 30 marines. under
charge Of Lieutenant klnsiug, for The U.
S. frigale Congress. arrived here from
Baltimore on Sunday last IN The steamer
Georgia.
On the arrival of the U. S. brig Por.
poise at Pensacola. she was nearly OUT OF
wafer. provisions. &c. Having taken on
board fresh supply, she put to sea again
ia a few hours. for her destination, the
coasl of Texas.
The U. S. ship jamestown was at Ma.
deira, July 5th. all we'll.
TIE U. S. Schr. On.kay-hye, Lieut..
CONT Sinclair, received orders yesterday
10 sail Immediately for Teras.-He,ald.
Important Rumor. "A considerable ex
element has been raised here, says the
Oswego'Adyertiser, by rnlror that the
u. S. iron rteamer Jefferson. now al this
port, has been ordered To The Gulf of Mcy.
ico, by way of 81. Lawrence, leaving the
commerce Of Lake Ontario without pro-
tec,iou, and the Revenue laws TO lake
care of themselves.
Insanity in the United States. The
American Journal of INSANITY states that
there are 25 asylums for :hesiinsane in The
United States, containing two thousand
seven hundred and fifly-lhree palienls.--
Rhode Island and New jersey are build
ing asylums. Delaware, North Carolina
Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Nilsson.
ri, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Arkan
sas, are destitute Of any such establish
menta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
NORFOLK AnrIlst 27

MiHtary.-The Battalion Of AHlllery
ordered from Fort Monroe To join our ar.
my in Texas, consist of companies G., E.,
|. and D.-250 rank aud file. The officers
are /:
Brevet Major John Mouroe.
Brevel Major VIM. w. Morris.
Capl. j. B. Scott.
Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Wells.
First Lieuts. r. Smead, E. Deas, J. C..
Pemberion, L. Bradford.
Second Lieuts. NJ. Lowell. E. Whiting,
J. Gill, }. P. Johnson, J. R. Reynolds. :
All the officers attached 10 the Battalion,
now absent Oh detached service, are order.
ed 10 Join companies here or in Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

recent sitting. OF The Court, presented, that
:2mustiul lne business brought befre them
was III consequence OF drunkenness; and
that much ei II mas been occasioned by
the public treating Of candidates for Office.
Iney say That II 10 Duw reduced almost
TO d certainly, that those who treat the
in0sl are elecled, and that those VITO are
unable or unwilling 10 treat, are pretty
sure OF being defeated. This is certainly
all alarming state OF public morals, and
calls aloud Tor refuIn. When mans
vote eau be purchased lor glass Of whis-
Key, our liberties are In dauger-such
int IL snUuid uul be allowed Ills Inesuma-
be drivIIrge.-Farmers Gazette.
Melancholy Accident.-lt has been our
unpleasant duty To recOId more p"lniu,
occurrences within The last, few weeks,
tuan usually idIls 10 lie l0t 0i a country
newspaper, aud still we ehave another to
lay before our readers. On. Saturday last,
Mr. Johu Sellers, a worry and respectable
clzen ol lnls DsIrlc', residing within about
IOul miles ul Chesterfield T. H., was
callrd suddenly lrOul this world 10 appear
before Ills Maker. he particulars OF this
melancholy event wnIclI terminated his
exlsteurr, nave ucen related 10 Us, anu
are, III substance. as follows: The we'll on
Mr. Sellers premises, had for some time
IyqnIred cleaning Out, bul II having been
dscertaIned tnat there was much foul air
IN II, none were Wiling 10 risk The des
cent. Yet aware vi this iact, Ou Salur
day evening Iast' Mr.. s. vefy lmprudent-
ly made Tire attempt, aud has paid Tor his
llmerIiy with bis lite. Calling TO bis aid
Ouly hIs iIllle sou, about len or Twelve
years OF age, aud a negro girl, he wenl
down with basket, winch he filed either
once or twice with rollou wood, &c.,
which being hauled up, he attempted to
ascend by climbing up the sides Of the
well. inIs he had nearly effected, having
reached within a lew Ieet oi The upper
curb, Wien he called Ior the rope. Al
this mulnenl his little son looked down the
ell, aud SAW his ldtntr IN tlIe act oi fall
ing backwards; having lei 80 .ills hold with
his hands, Ills feet being sui braced
ga:usl the sides oi The we'll There is bur
Iite d0ub that he was overcome by the
foul air, aud tainted Immediately after
calling for the rupe. HIS dealh was al
must lnslan; aneOus, he never having. sIo.
ken after the fall A Coroner's inquest
:, as neld on the body. but no surgical ex
aninaiol to"k place. MIR. . was about
Az years0f age, IN very moderate clrcun
,lauces, and has lett behind him a wife aud
seven or eight children. He was an oco
nurncal, ladusrluus man, a consistent
ymrmber of The Baptist Churc.,, and pos
sessed the confidence ami respect Of mis-
| neignbUrs. HIS loss will be lell in the
community, hn' 10 his family lrIs. irrepar-
able To his vile, the shock Of his death
came with peculiar severity in. her pres
en-, delicate SITUATION. But few hours
beiure' he left her to arIeud TO hls farming
pperalions, full Of healtq and vIgor and
she was MT aware oi his rrturn uutil he
was brought to ner corpse! Let the
eye Of pity she'd one sympalilizing tear
for The lone une Iu her dislress.-Cheras0
Gu=etfe, dug. 26.
s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
TEMPE R A N CE.
From the Temperance AGuocate.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIL. STATE TEMPER.
ANcE CONVENTION OF s. CAROLINA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

IhTsG HATsr-Jus, received at The
n Wncelng shoe si"fe. Fgn ~ The Back
NJ mmpfI u %! & dozen ~ Mems wbiIe Palm Hats
g dozen of Mems cnlorcd Palm Hal. 6 dozen B,,s'
wiiie Pain Hats d'zcn Boys cofJ Palm Has A
81 zen Infants Pain las. Al n winch viii be-
soid sery Io" Ofca'ht'f 5GJroDD & HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

.. a..

FNNHG SuhScrib . havin: r movsd his HAT,
u n AND FUR STORE, To The large
AMI con- n dtius room M Us Main i, h,cc
Il Jrs b Inv his former sIand aud ceatiy oppo-
sle The Va IL 'lel, would I">prc fully talI e
ct'ra'i,n of his friends and cu>'omerS general
ly'tp ms large AMI >p'cntii stock at Hats aud
Gap 81 every variety ani shape in vogue.
County Merchants are invtIej 10 call aud .x
anime nv stock previous 20 going East, ~ I
an determined To pct u u IS hy The Case al
l5wcrfpies Than they :an possibly lie par based
EAST o, In Mountains. Cal and examine { '
yourselves Of tho sim ut me BIG BLACK
MT, ian 30 A g. M'EALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

a tANDLES The subscriber womb inform
" hIs friends and lie pphlic that he has com
menced The manufacture Of M0ULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES made ofpurc foIov. abicl, he wnfrap,
equal :" anything Of The hind manufactured here NJ
else whefe, and he will furnish them wholesale or
feian'as cheap as they can be purchased anywbeye
lie would respectfully solicit q share oi pnhI,,
patronage Factory in Marker Alley. be,v.o,
Hiain and Market Streets. NJ WARREN.
dec 27-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

2AVE removed heir E. ablishmtEfto their
III New Buck Building, east side of MAR
KET 81. a few doors btIOw The Pest Csc,
where they have supplied themselves with a
aew and large Engine anil other fxlutc for
their business, IN a superior style.
They carry "n the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all us branches.
They have constlntiy on hJnd Uydfants Of
various de cnI zion, batieTs' kettles, water clos.
els, bath tub, hut and cold shower baths, re-.
forts Ter bciching, chemical amp r.Iu>, Trad
%cclios, paicnt bath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz
-, sheet lead ol any thickness ana worked up
IN ang manner of tom
Water conducted through lcaIrn p pes n ON
springs 10 dwelling houses IN the country.
AiSo-BEt PUMPS Elied up to order.
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps for county wells, Steam En-
slnes sc. &c.
Al order. thankfully received ond puncru
ally attended TO-
STEAM royyEe.
For manufacturing purposes can be- Supplied
~ several dcScriptinn> OF mechanics, ~ pir
- story oi tbeW building, or on The q around
26ur Al very moders,c rras.
Wheeling, Feb 10, 'I5
~ CASKS NADER
q" So EAgs pepper
20 do PimcntOs
70 Bpis Alum
o. by2ea Eunch liaisins
2 bales = : Aim Jndg
2 cases birthstone
-nsk Blue YituOi
2bgrrCis low
2u1 Mae Cns.ia
20 boxes ChOcolats
,ask CHALK
! barrel CamphoT
30 barrels Ca HwCod
30 do chipptd IogwOOd
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground CAnger
4 corooDs indigJ
cask Lamp Black
2 eases IaquOacc Ball
% kegs Mustard
IL barrel No imc.s
30 barrels Loaf Sugars.
al inst received and f.! snle by
lun6 CBANGLE 81 BAtEETS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

kOn BAGS RIO COFFEE;
cOO 30 do Java De
% Bags Pepper;
90 do Pimenio;
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
I Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
a Casks EPSON Sails;
a do Sa'eraius;
do Boston Syrup;
DO Nader,
206 do Liquofice bali;
40 Boxes IS. IS. rs. l6 aud pound Lumns
Tobacco Of superior qualities;
do Lsdy's Twist Tobncco;
25O0 do Brazier's and Sheeling Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
2 Ceroon's S ? Indigo
6 Bbls Copperas;
25 Boxes M II Rais,ns;
a Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
6 do Pulverized Do
i do Cloves;
do Nuimegs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do vsriegated Soups;
Bale Bordcaux Almands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos S 10 1O-inst re-.
eeived and for sale by WIN FLEMING.
up 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

WIN 'he h"nired aud one other kinds too numerous
10 des'gna'c, all al which hive been selected with
ra'e nndl attention. urd will he dispo.cL Of Whole.
safe or Retail at as low prices as they ran bc pur-
chasci wesi of The mountains.
MERCHANTS wishing /, purchase
" small d''ot'meni. enhcr by the rnrkage Or dozen,
VIE 10 well 10 call and examine my stock, ms am
eonhueni ] can snrply them nj prices that cahhoi
la'i 10 please, Thankful for The liberal patronage
heretofore c1'coued 10 me, ! still suluci, and shall
ah'ienN"t la merit d continuance of The same.
ALSo. ALWAYS un hand a large aud general rs.
sor,meni OF Saoc Siek AMI Si,ue Findings. IIemluck
n'u OAK Tanned Sole Leather. Ui Monucc" and
Nd skins Lining mud Binding Skins, Galluons. Boot
Wobbs, Shoe Pigs. Shoe Nails. Tocks. Shoe Threads
oi Tho best quality. &c &c. Bv,i and Shoe Manu-.
'ac'ufcrs viii find thai | can furnish them with ai.
most every thing in their line al business. on good
terms (ap 81 SAaiL McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
GLUE AND GLASS pAPER,

~ b. HORNB1OON, manufactures and
~ . Is c~ooSiantlf prepared ~ supply all 81.
ders fDi GlJe q Glass Paper uf superior oulI.
~, which will lie furnished 10 dealers or con.
ssmers ~ as low a rae rs lnry can purchase
iranJ~hsfe OidcrS lrti AZ The w rehnuSr
On Market street, below the Posi- Office VIII be
pf"mpilv supplied.
Feb. ~, Si5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

NMTAR WITH MExICo-ItIsnm decl.
ded that Mexico Will declare war. but h.
has been decided, that We are now finishing The
.handsoinest assortment Of White and Black Beaver.
Nufua, 05ier, Black and Peorl Cashmere Hats. or
The pauern Of LEARY's SPRING STYLE. ever
manufactured IN Ibis place. We are now prepared
10 supply onF customer with nm article Of yery
superior qualify, At q Low puce. Call al on, es
iablshment on Union St. DARE % HO0E.
may 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
ESS CURED,
or

COMPOUND EREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR the cure of DEAFNESS, pains AM he
dI'chargc of matter from The ears; also all
those dIsagreeahie noises. like the bnzZine -
tisrcts, ia,lnS of water, whrZZlnR Of steam, Il c
y-e, which are symptoms of approaching d. af
ness. aud also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale 10y DIR J CRLMBNCKER,-
No t73. Nam St, Sole Agent.
FhIs medicine is highly recommended aud ma
Herous certificates arc given, by very rcspcct
s5ie %persuns, of the many astonishing Crros
which II hss rerturmed. nov &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
VIRGINIA
Samuel Sprigg's adm. Complainant.

Thomas Jones & Others. Defendants
In ,he Circuit superior COURT ef Lawaad eAanoery
for Ohio county .s,s 49,, =
bURSUANT TO a decree Of the sasd Cour. peos
nounced in the above named cause. on the
ooh day of Febru Try l645. tho undessignsd
deputy for Peter Yarnn!land acting os Commissioner
in u is behalf, will sell. on the second DAY Of June
1915. At public auction, to the highest bidder y.
the front door Of the Court hsuse Of Ohio coun,ss
lots numbered seven and eight. Il and g. in squars
numbered fifteen. (l5) in Sprigs & Ritchie's sddis
Iion 10 South Wheeling. commonly known -
Riichieiown. -
The above named lots. or a suniciency to satisH
The complainanl's claim, with lniernst and Gusts Of
SUIT. will BIO sold on credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day OF sale. in eqssls
instruments; the purohnssks r purchasers giving
bonds with good security: - ing in'eres, from the
paid. ] W MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff and
mp 26 I'm ia Commissionet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

AND GLASS WARE ROONiS
No. I43 MAI1 STREET, WHEELING. Va,
' NUEY keep constant y on ham n very extensive
assortment of superior Mohossny. French,
Grecian and Rocking Cbaifs, S,fas, Pier Tables,
Dressing Bureaus. Bedsiends. Bureaus, Tables. &c.
together with every article Of The laies, style, aud
besI finished
FURNITURE,
Ever offered in this city. Gilt and Mahogany framed
Looking Glasses, and Looking Glass Plates of ell
sizes Portrait and Picture frames Of every variety
and sTyL.r.
UPHOLSTERY WARE. consisting Of Feather
Beds. Bolsrers. Curled Hair Mauresses, and Mat
irrsses of all kinds. with oil Other articles OF
CIhols'ery Ware. on hand and made To order.
v y NExaINga|M rt sha
WINDOW NUg BLINDS.
All OF which will he sold AZ very low prices and
~oranled OF The best quality. Also. MAHOGANY
VENt.ERS. Hair cloth and VamIsh. constantly OIL
hand.
STEAM BOaTS furnish ell with every article Of
Furniinre oE shot notice aud On The very best Terms.
on %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
Esq packages of Boots and Shoe S.
ALLAN An Il MAXW ELLH

H All just received a large and well sclec'e''
s"ck 81 Fashi uab.e Boots aud Shnes. suiin
HE iur spring aud sumner wear-uut stock consist,
~ part as lnll"ws;
i4l pair mems fine calfsii'ched aud prgged boots
l20 do Il, peggcj murotco d.,
a6 do d. de- scni do
90 do d" heavy calf md kip d,
quo pair mens fine morocco nulirien
go d. d. DO cali monrues
6uD do d. heavy Gait and kip d,
800 do de- cornnrrn kip aud curse do
2U0 de- do best coarse monr,es
100 do ii" seal nu l,iers 60 do do CATER boot,
500 do meu's morocco slippers
700 do d" cali aud morocco pumps
100 do DE- seal do
400 pair boys' hest III, monrocs
quo % do common kip do
$50 do ii" calf aud morocco jon Mugs
400 do de- murucc,, slippers
us pair yorIh's ine cali und morocco shues
40 do do kp mnnrues
500 rnir ohi!drcn's rrr:cd grain shoes
400 do ,mcui, CALI and knp lace bcu,s
200 do dp KID and goat boois
100 do do gAi'cr do
100 pr ladies blk & culd hlf CATERS Of varinus kind
400 do ladie,' cn'f nnd morocco bu,kms
.OO d. do begged kip .l,oes mud huskins
2uo do d" seal reGged shoes (l"w ptc,)
300 do d" hid sltp?rr. dow price,
SoO do do sal anti morocco slippers do
2OD Jo do eambron d. du
soo do ladies fine kid spring heelcd slippers
ouu do do common do do do
IOO DO do huaided morccp bu.kiIs
I5u dn do ND walking shoes aud buskiAs
~ Do do fine Md fun.Td slips ond buskins
lUO do d. cord Md .lipper.. ,arinus kinds
'Oo do de- m Sos hid & mm'co slip'rtluw pr',|
20 do do spring hcelcd slippers
$50 10 do cold kd slippers %and.hslf CATERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
MACmINE GNnna.

"HOEffNb OHUUDs
VIE subscriber has just reed a good assortment
u of Machine Cards of The Manufacture Of
John " IIaskell Of Balimore. Where they have
been used they need no recommendation. when
any particular Kind Of Cards are wanted, IL would
he well 10 order Them 10 Or 10 days before they
send here for them.
up sAML NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14


Spr,eg's adm. Complainant.
S weldin g. Others. Dsr.\
Ia me Crcnt superior court Of Lap asd cSs.err,'
for OHIO country.
URsUANr To- decree pronounced hv the, ~adi.
- Cont IN tho obove cau.c. ON the 2Oth dsv or
February 1915, The undersigned, q depu,v m P.s.r
YarnailsheriH "fsaid county md acting a Com~is.
sinner in this b. half.wiIl sell on Monday the secoCA
dav OF June l845. nj public aur,iou, 10 ,hs hi.he.s
bidder, at the front door Of the Court house ofOhio
county. lots numbered seventeen end siehseeoil7 !,
aud 1871 in slnarc numbered eighteen fle.f In /.
Sp,igg Il Riichie's addition To South Whseiin~.
commonly known rs Richie Town. -
The above named lots will bs sbid On . credit oe
s4. twelve aud eighteen moa,hs. from The deg Of
sale. In equal ins,almrnis; the purchaser OF psfeAa!'
sers giving bonds with good security bearing ~iatessss \
from the day Of sale mud The title 10 be retained o.
iuriher security .uni,l The whole of The purchase moa-
ey is paid w MITCHELL. Dspaty Siss;F$
mp 26Im J&F. ecmmississsr.
VIRGINIA
Samuel Sprigs's adm Complainant nA,
Lewis Walker & Others. D.Cs.dsm,s. .
IN Me Circuit Superior court Of Lap snd Cksmcery ,
for Ohioc unfy.
IN PURSUANT to a decree Of The said Court. p,o.
nouneed in The above named rssss. on the
18th day Of February 1645. the undersigned, a.
deputy for Peter Yornall. sheriff of said couniy.aWd
acIing as commissioner in this behalf, will sell on
W nday, the second day Of Jane l645. ct public
auction. 10 the highest bidder. ut the front door Of
Tho court house &c Ohio county; lots numberedr
thirteen. fourteen, fifteen md sitieen. us. I4.lS'
and 49, in square numbered fourteen "a y In
SpIigg e. Riches addition to South wheeling
commonly known rs Richie town.
The above named lots or a suficiency 10 satisfy
The complainnht's demand and costs Of suit, viii s.
sold on a credit Of SIR. tpeive. and eighteen month";
from The day Of sale, in equal ins,alments. The
purchaser or purchasers gisisg bonds wiH soSr.
security, tenrins lhittesi from The day Of sale. and
the title to be retained Us 4 further security. until
the Mhole OF The purchase money he paid,
Nv MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff crm'r.
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