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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
STATE OF OHIO, BaowN COUNTY, 4
CoURT OF CoAMoN PLEAs.

aeast STATE OF OHIoy BRowN COUNTY,
Esnsa5 CoURT OF CoMMoN Pleas.
Matthew Kincaid, Administrator T
of the estate of JohnDunham,decd( ,y s,,o
BENJAMIN DunhSm & others. ss.51t,ts
THEit remembered that here tofore, to wit,
On the 9TH day ofAprtl A. ID, 1874, the
complainant filed IN the Clerks Office. Of said
Court his certain Bill nChancery, setting forth
among other things, that at the May term Of
a,d Couri in the year l643, as. Administrators
Of said John Dunham, he obtained a judgment
in said Court against the Delendant Benjamin
Dbnha1nior the sum Of eight hundred ami Iwen-
" eight dollars ann eleven cents damages, and
cos,s. taxel at six dollars and 90cents. That
said Benjamin has not paid said judgment OF
nuy part thereof, and has not personal or real
estate subject to levy or execution sufficient to
satisfy said Judgment The bill further states
that said Benjamin has an equitable interest
in the undivided halt of about seven and half
ocres nj landlying on whiteoak cTeeksaid coun-
~ with a grisl aud saw mil thereon, aud also
II a house and lot contiguous to said property,
purchased of said ohm D1nham, and that the
isd,nent aforesaid. was rec oyered for tho ball
ynBce of the purchase money for said property.
The bill further alleges that the legal title to
said premises is in Lhes widow and heirs of said
John Dunham to WIT; Della Graham widow g.
Alexander M. Dunham, Isaac M. Dupham,
William e, Dunham g. John II. Dunhem, chill
dren of aid John Durham, dec'dy md that an
allowance having been made 70 sad widow IN
len nj. heI dover, said premises are now wholly
free in equity from hef dover lncumbrance IA
The nra ayer Of tho billis that the equitable n--
terest Of the said Benjamin Uunfam in said
nrepises be decreedt to be sold 10 satisfy the
q l...,,+ o,,d ensta aforesaid. and thai linon The
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
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The following real esiaie lying in said
county Of Brown, bounded and deserib
ed % follows, 70 vii Part Of survey
No. 1858 in The name Of Thomas L
Shields, beginning 81 two red oaks and q
bunOak in the line Of SawyeI's and Tay'
lpr's survey No. 4702, thence snuih, ,l3l
degrees west 32ls poIes 10 two naples
and two black oaks. division corner be.
tween Samuel Brush aud George NJ
Dennsop, thence north l3I degrees east
3l04 poies crossing Inc road Al l76
poles TO hickory saplinR Witnessed BY
"a whiteoak aHd Two dogyooIs, division
corner Of Brush and Dennisou: thence
north, 10 degrees wesi 90 poles 10 The
beginning, containing 1875 acres 39 8 10
poles, more or less. Ordered TO be sold
vs. the real estate OF Joseph Morohesd g.
lsin G. Detmere a: The suit OF George
COilings. Valued AZ 500 por aero.
2 ALS0 tfr
The following lois and paris Of lots In
the town Of Decatur Brown conntyOhio,
Beginning IN part oflot number thirty
FIVE (No, 35) sixty three feet from ,he
south west corner Of the same abd then
running south, so degrees cast, 6S feet,
thence north, 10 degrees east, lS0 feet,
thence Aotth so degrees west SO feet,
thence south, 10 degrees wesi, $50 feet
to the beginning. ALSO, tie whole of
in lot Number thirty Two (N9. 32) aud ten
ieet Of l6lnumber thirty three IN 33)
the long way in sad town. Valued al
$1,000. To be sold as The real estate
Of Silas Thomas at lhe suit Of Wood and
Abbott.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
Ea >sR faree4'A '"l Sl22 90
W. d. G. DEvORE. Fund Ommr',
W. J. s. BEAsLEY Of ;,
;. NOAH ELLIS. Brown County.
January l3Ih, 1916. zal t9'-
snERIFE'5 SALES.

H Agreeably 10 the command Of sundry
orders and DEGREES of sales under decfees
in nlchancery3 and wriis Of executions 10
me direeied,by the court Of common pleas
.0f. Blown codnty,Obio, 4 will expose to
public sale at the courthouse in George.
toWnohSatutday lhe 22d day oIFehruary
1S45.between len. and four o'clock on said
day, the following described premises g.
land situate in Brown county and State Of
Ohio bounded and described as follows
Beginning at stone witnessed by two
ashes and whiteoak north east corner
TO Andrew Smith thence north, II de,
grees east 80 poles toa stone coTntr1o
John Leonard, thence with his line north.
20 degrees west, 100 poles 10, 8 stone
other corner to LeonRtd, 0thenee south.
III degrees west. so poles 10 a stone
Aor,ilq west, corner TO Andrew Smith,
lhsnce with his line south, 70 degrees
east, 100 poles 10 lbe beginning, con
tanning SO acres, more or less: Alsa,
two acres and one fourth and twenty
poles, in the same survey and bounded
Al follows, beginning ih the middle Of
Crane run ia the line between saidL Leon,
ard ard Smith, thence south, 70 degrees
east, % polesto Crane run, thence with
,Ie neandets at the run and down the
same north, l26 degrees. west, "a poles
north, % degrees west, 10 poles south,
I9degtees west, 20.Pol to The begin
,n,nae5 Also one tract ofland beginning
al tyo beeches and whieoak corner
-to,l5O acres sold John Nc Dowell and
corner 10 John Leonard and northwest
corner 10 George Smith, thence with
Smiths line south, IL degrees vest 80
poles TO hornbeam and two hickoTies,
other corneTIo Smith, thence rs degrees
west 50 poles 10 a gum and elm corner
10 50acres sold Prater ,MalOtbe, thepce
tn6rt6, ii. degrees east, so poles to q
doawood hickory and beech IN Mellow
1 Mis- line, thence with the same SOUTH, IS
k.degrees east SO poles to the beginRlBgl
Acb6laininp 90 acres, he tbs same more
lpr less. All Of which lands belong e
tJOhh Harvey 'ssuryey No. 3343, Tobe
/ sola as the real estate Of John Sacks &
Michael Hooks al the suit Of EEzabeil
McManaman Admr'x, OF Charles NlcNiah LNhl
aman d decsssed. Valued al SS7 per acre.
ALSO, l9 sslaogs
. slH A certain iTact Of aud situate in sait
county ofBTown and described ss follows
10 wit: Beginning al two5 hickorlsess 4 ans !
"a whilsoak corner Of survey No. 425l =
| S344, themes running with Incline OF lhs
latter north, 10 degrees west, 3Os AZ
polesto stake being corner to the ".
acFeswst OF fos VIM. Lyttle, thence aUlIl
tbe line Ofthes same north, IL degrees
east, 164 poles 20 stake another cor
.nef 81 said land seaeff and in the line Q
9, Wallaca's survey, thence with hi
lire s0uih, 10 degFees east, 3Os All
holes 10 sIske ii the line of surve
,425 thence With The same soplh II dt
Rfses Wess l64 poles 10 ihe beginning
Containing 8 ie acres and % poles, NOR
81 lsss. To BE sold u the zeal esihi
,of SIenhen Rlanchprd ps tbe sril Of y9h
R. Nalusdsal 90 per aeFf,
~ ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

q
DuBLIc NOTICE IS hereby given that
IL there will be petition presented 10
the Commissioners Of the county Of Brown Ohio
at their next stated meeting, praying for the
vacation Of that portion of the county road
Commonly culled the old Newmarket road)
whlch!ies between Grimes at Abraham Mid
dleswarts house in Byrd township in said eoun-
ty, and the Crossings of Eagle creek by Samuel
Bsnnington's house in Jackson township in said
county; for the following amongst other reasons
LIST. good county road leading by Coslet's
Steam mill, and which cannot be dispensed
with, runs from thu beginning pon. at near
MiddlesW arts to the point of tsrmindtiou near
Bennintgon's nearly parable! with the road to be
vacated-and noi 4 mile apart at the widest
points, and Furnishes every outlet necessary for
tho public without the exeponse Of keeping in
repair two roads.
Dec. 80, 1914. 4w.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
NEW STORE!!!
New Goods! Cheap Goods
Rich Goods! Handsome
Goodsfl


TEyHE subscribers, haVing leased the room
III formerly occupied by the lion. Tho. T.
HameT as a Law Office, aud rehIted ths same.
are prepared TO ofsf 70 the Public good and
Fashionable Hssortment OfSTAPLF andFAN
CY DRY GOODS: together with full assolt-
nenI Of hats, FUR and CLOTH CAPS Of
tine latest fashions, neat aa1 co miOftabie ,ofos
cry size aud for e. cry age.
PREMIUM BOOTS,
yourselves being judges: also an ortele Of thick
Boots altogether superior TO any thing made in
thispa Of the country AS an article thoroughly
prepared for service and comfort, and viii repay
tbs purchaser many times The cost. Together
with splendid assortment of Mems YsuIh's &
Boys Calfskin, and Kipskin Boots, Shoes, and
Brogans Of every qlulity, style and price; La.
dies, Misses rnd Children's slippers, Gaifers,
half Gaitsn. BUskins aud morocco shoes. OF all
knsd suitable for the season. Also, GROCE-
RES, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, Cfoeke
ry, and other articles too numerous to pirtieU-
larize.
Purchasers in want Of Goods are respectfully
solicited to give US a call.
N. y, Goods will be eheerfulIy sh ,wn and put
at such prices As viii insure their sale.
Georgetown, o. Nov. 2sth, 1874.
VI IrH VIM. SMITH & co.
Store West side OF the public square, direcly
OnnnsttA tho CnuFfho,taa door
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
"a STATE OF oArc, BRowr CeuS4Ty. CUM RI
SUfREms coUkr.
Lewis Martin & il9 ssil5l7STs'p8 mn
Chancsrys saoaig'i,


Alexander Heaton.
In pursuance OF an order made in th;s c.,,..
al the last March ternlu said Cont. II ieon,s
plainant, on the 2lst day Of Esbruary,enEL.tI
will proceed with the Surveyor of said county ~
survey me and ana premises i9 controversy Viz.
ties win meet at the ibegi6nihs corner n sssa
premises al the hour ofi9 oscloek Al II, 80
will continue from day to-day bt t,vaa,,. y. !
huurs of 8 o'clock A. NJ. ana o,elocE ty' ~
till thesurvsy is completed. ~
II bad tsa 5GgHDAyR g nEyCRe, sol,r.
fofComplainant.
January 8, ls45. q 9ssa9ls 5ataa
" 1s't5ss Nv y iada Td sassmasa
.aRpas
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

The middle fheen feet Of in lot number
hres No.3. in the town Of Ripley Brown eoun-
y Ohio, To bs sold as the real estate OF Sam
Iel Jolly at the suit of John " oods vs. a. r.
Knight and said JOlly-seedrity. Valued al
.4J4 dollars,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

TIME undersigned ,in obedience TO the
18th Section Ofan Act passed 2slh
Mach 1887, aud the suppleme nlsry acIs
theretoi make the following report.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

The east half Of 10 !ut number three
and The ives, thirty feet snd ninc inches
Of inloi number four, both being liz north
GeorgetowB on Marn cross street, and
lhen running sky ibree feet nine inches
on said street. and the whole depth Of
said lots back. To bs sold as the real
estate ofD4niel W.Applegaie atslhe suit
Of James Mckinney. Valued at 600 dol
lars. eaH ~ ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

The following real estate in Brown county
Ohio, aud described as fellows: Beginning at
two sugaftTees and whiteoak in the patent line
thence N As deg. f. I60 poles to suga tree
aud dogwood ;tbenet N. 49l-2 deg. w .I5Ipoles
to hiteoak & maple; thence s. 40 l-2 deg
d. Isl poles to the beginning: part of tract
Of 1888 acres patented 10 James Knox No.
661 on the waters Of bul!skiu creek, containing
one hundred ald HGty acres. To be sold on the
pei litiOu Of VIM. Yates guardian of Thomas
Yates VS.. John Mathews ct. al. Valued at $40
poT acre.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
ALSO,

10 lot in The town of Ripley Brown
county Ohio, number two hundred and
twenty [220.J To he sold as the Real
estate Of Harvey Palmer at the suit OF
Palmer Middleton and Co. Valued al
500.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
ALSO,

Ths foowing real estate 10 wit; In lot in th'
town of Higginsport Brown county Ohio, known
on the recorded plat ofsaid town by its uumbe
thirty FIVE (No. $50 with ihe appurtenancei
thereunto belonging. Vaued at 700 dollars =
To be sold as the real estate Of Noah L. Rob.
erts 81 the suit of Wiiam X. Burt.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

The following tract Of lrnd situated in
Brown cauh'y Ohio, on the waters Of The
ems, fork Of The Little Miami river being
part Of tract $1,000 acres, entered in
fhs namauf Abraham Claypool 81 Peter
Hull, conveyed b sdidAbfsham ClayPOcl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE

y virtue 81 u deed III IrusI ir"n John NJ Ca.
key IN me- hearing lale The 22d dov of March
1919, aud 81 record IN The Clerks iIica Of the
C"nmiy Conrt for Ohin mntv. l shalt on Siiurd "
The 2Oth day ri Dec, mhcr, 1915. at The from door
"I Tic cont house 81 said c"omty. proceed tn sell
nj pGhlic auction, 10 the highest aud best bidder
that part al let number square number fourteen
on The cast side of Fuurh street in the CITY o
wheeling which included in The following bun
dafI'S WIS bounded on The north y the nnfhcrf
boundary al lid lot number six along which u o.
tends seventy feet, on The West hy Fcnrh Street
along Which II extends sixteen feet. Oh The south l.,
SIR igh' line pntal'cl With said northern bnuudn
~ "i l"i number SIX, md distant sixteen feet there
from and seventy feet IN lengsh. aud on the ca,
10y straight lne, parallel wub The western buun
Diary al SAID lnl. aud Sc, culy feet theTcirum
Terms OF salc-CASII
nv 30 JAMES 6 WHEAT. Trnsicc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE-Dec. s..

On motion of Mr. EDGINGToN,
Resolpcd. That the President pro tenn and
Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company be, and they are hereby re-
specially requested to communicate to this
House, without delay, copies ofall communi-
cations transmitted to said company since the
passage of the act of the 18th of February last,
entitled can act to authorize the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company TO construct their
road through Virginia to the Ohio River, and
for other purposes" which relate TO or advise
:he acceptance or rejection of that act.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. Wade
from citizens of Monongalia, against the grant
of the way to the rail road company TO any
other point than Wheeling. Similar ones
were presented from Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER or CON.

a SlIGilr COLD THE MO rIIER or CON.
SUMPTiON-l.ei not Ih"se complain OF heng
ilien ny reptile whUh iliey have cherished 10
maturity III their iusumS vhcu they might have
crushed !, III The reg, Now. il wecal slight
cold Tic egg. and pcuri,y. n,mma'ioa of The
lung, asthma ADD consumption the vcuomuus rep-
ie. the mailer will TO more Than cure tly Gsured
There mary Ways IN which, ihis egg may he
deposited and iachcd. Going sGdd -uly. u ghhy
clad, from u heated INTO cold aimn>I there; cspec.
ally II ou can contrive 10 I've ma ,;j,c " refrpra.
ton siliins sIaiding IN a draughi. however
Sigh. IL Is the brr aih "f death reader, aud laden,
Will the vnpor Of The grave. Lying IN damp beds,
for there hIs COLD arms sb embrace You coaliu-
uing ia wet clothing, and nogecImg wei feet
these aud hnng ell others, are M OF The nays
IN which yu;I my SLOWLY, imperccpuhly. bhi suite,
" cherish the creature that shall nj last crcsp in.
| ext1caby ia" ards, aud lie coilcd GbOu your very
viias, 80. .
Attend TO this in sca~en-even slight cold is M
I'm III matter. Al The first attack u.e WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY IL is sure iu cure,
and II is The only remedy you place perfect con-
encc III. II cumneuCes M the ROT of the dis en- 80 ,
| and thoroughly erndcaics u. For sole by DIR
! CRUMBACKER, li3 Mnn 81; alsn by PRYOR 81
PAUL.. l6I MaraeI ST. Wheeling Va. Loy2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
DIR WINANS,.

BALSAN or WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEING a SURE REMEDY FOR
INONSUMPTION all us vafOus iuims. Coins.
~ A.TmMA. ERoNcnIrIs. GROUP. Wh@pug
Cough. SpUihc of Biood D,RcrIy If Breathing.
Pans IN he side aud B,eIst. LGaen=a. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c
The medical tfopcrlies Of Dr. Wnnns Bllsam nt
Wild Cherry arc fully established in every sscIipn
Of The country Ivy su'cess ~ curing the most IA
voernte cues 81 he fore goitg class Of diseases
la almost every instance Nbgrc II has been per-
severed IN. ~ hos fee ted radical cuTe AltInnch
~ many eases THIS BIlsum Vii I'll rd immediate
relei or. NJ least. effect great change in a lew
days; sill u cannot he expected To work mirnchs,
hy curing all ~ - short time, 10 rcsote LeaiIh
10 rlme Ih-t has been reg 10 Tell disease iUr
yonrs
Be- jes. III re macy stages Of the same dis.
ease, that q Is impossible for any physician To de-
iefmiue tho quantity ni medicine reqniTed Ia Grads
cGte u, dfsren periods nud forms 5,guinng vary
ing qnanliIies; hente, IN cases. single bottle
Is Sufficient while Others viii rtquHe three ar four
to ~ duCe The same effect.
All wc nsk al ihc ni,ni. Is TO give orr medicine
init fn. oEd TIC ny rest nssurcd lliUI viii he
productive ui The most b, nGfrtnl results
Paieu's. ~ taking ihis medicnerc,d moi restrict
themselves rs tee,fds diet except avoiding tho
mast inj,gtsiihio Articles Of iood--such us salttd
and smoked meat Cathngts, onions. cucnmbcfs sc
They should pay pfnpef aueniinn Iiai thcif dress
is warm, nnd nvud exposing themselves ~ tie in
cl,mu cl,s of Jhc WeoheG be careful not 10 over
* tci.c,
Fr,quent ha hing 100 n VAIN bath. aud he nae ~
h8t give fr fshhing tie ~ hc ore going ~
bel, NH un b. r,c-itcIrr ~ iis ,iTscis.
Tie irtWel- shpu'd be- Kept "peu viii son,e gen.
lie medicine su,h Ne p IuGH's Poor Minis
PWs. which vii he found inuth superior io any
pnfgnttc y'ila u"w boz use. nnI W,il also aid ih..
BgIsyn roo 900 4, q; r.ion. Of he liver
tUrslIc vbulrs,'c and .r1i hy
J & j. HO2NBKOOE M,nrc s.,
noe ~ u Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
A WESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A WESTERN INTRODUCTION "Miss
Virgins, let me make you acquainted with an
uncle of His'N, just come down from Ionia
county, the town of Freemantle. village of
Breadelbane-come away here to mill -
ithey liant no mills yet up there IS Uncle,
this is Miss Virgins, John Wiggins's wife mp
yonder on the hin tother side o. the mash
you can see the house from here. She's come
down to meetin'."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
y&F N-'N ND, G dec )

49, RuSrEE'S SALE BY vIn.e OF n deed al
Trust irnm Robert Guy. in me hcnring dat.
Aug 80 lo43. shall on Saturday The 9th day oi
December next, proceed To sell nj public sale al
lie front door oi tao Court house OF OHIO county.
The real estate nnmcd in said deed uG rust Ia wii
Lot No 236 situated ia HAT IurI OF the CITY Of
Wheeling laid oul by WIN Cnaplne. beng So !
ieei front and 100 feet deep, together with Il e
IeuemcnIs thereon aud tue OH urlenanc1s thereto
belonging.
Terms uf SHE cash
Tne inlc To the above property is believed to he
pet rect but cling US Trustee / shall give only
such nile is vested IN me by snid deed of trust
tao, % JESSE LANTZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

We are endeavoring TO settle up our ac-
counts entirely preparatory to the commence
ment OF a new year aud all having bills a
gainst us arc requested to render them as ear
ly as convenient.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
"THE mo WATCu

II DUOND TO TLUININH.'
I'M HAND uud irr ,n,c. % rm,d s.s,ttfncnt nC
" Watches c' tbc hesi makes; Joweiry in rvctv
'nfrt,i SILVER S."nuS Wsrpta,d sqqal in coin,
Spcua'l,- ri $50 kuts. Wu',h 'fr,ls ~ Il Mrsf,,L,
Gallery fesinwefy tuuit. E,usic.. RAJ r. Str,r.
Bun1n'1 Wore, L'fd Lfu,rs. nd &, nctsl ,arf,tv
900 fHUcv Gutd.. 80 81 Witch wiil he sid "a ,l,o
r.vts iicc, ut Gosh, o. ihe Sep 80 u.c B,p W ,i,n
aod SpeuiIclcs. tnoy 10y n . FAIRCuiIp,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
$4,000 Dollars.

Grand cons Hduied Lpheryof D,iauar, y Georgia
CLASS NO "a,
To he drawn nj Wilmington, Del Salty Deer %
"fs30000 ! of 10000 oi 5000 oi 1000
- Nos II hallois Tickets 10 dolls; crtI,iIraic
package 25 who'es 1873 dolls; shares ia propori ION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

DlED.-Yesterday about three o'clock, Mr..
WILLIAM UMPHREY, aged about
80 years. He was at work i'm his Slaughter
house the evening before at o'clock, where
he was sliced with the Cramp, which contir-
ued until his death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
rs TINS MEDICINEr we exclaimed ,

rs THIS MEDICINEl' we exclaimed The oIhe
day. ON tasting sumo Of Jayne's Tome Vermfuge
IL certainly has none of nauseous nIvuur which
one associates with the idea Of physic. Children
consider u quite treat. and III taking il their pal
aics are grni6cd. aud their health restored nj The
time. Jayne's Tonic Veumfnge not only destroys
worms. but curnes oG The mncus in which they are
imbedddd, and effects radical and pcrman ent cure
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms OF
worms. such MS vornciiy Ieonncss, fel,d breath.
grinding Of the teeth during sleep. palencss of The
fs, itching al the lose. &c. hut there ia other in.
sicia not so generally recognized. A dry cough
dull eyes. enlargement of The abdomen. aud many
other symptoms common to ether diseases. tqucni
fy denote the presence of worms II their exist, nee
% even suspected the Vermiiuees houd he MN
istcrad. because il can do hahn in any case and
may do incalculable go,,d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1915

UHEELING, "a.
II ID ESPECTfULL.Y announces 10 his old friends
x q aud lhe pu'ic IN general. thai h. has nnw
ou hand large and Superior stock ct Hats and Caps
of the late Fall Fashions. comprising all qualities
shapes and yes. Ills Hats are manufactured IN.
der his own immediate superinlehJoncc. of tie Il.
nest materials aud Try The best II workmen and
Will he sold Wholesale aud Retail, at prices STILL
LOWER han they have been chercd in This cIfy
Those wishing IN purchase Has and Caps. will find
IL To- their advantage 10 give Inn call before puf
chasing else ahere. sep 10 S AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
$4,000

Prkomoke River Lmiery. class n" 2i5. tn 10 drawn
Al Wilmi' r,un. Tuesday, DECENT 9. 1915
| oi $4,000 OF 5000 81 5000 oi 2C0O
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
3 PRIZES OF sos 600 ARE ST.. 600

Grand Co""hdaied L,H,Iy class 10
To ho drawn nj Wilmington. SaUrdov Dec 30. '4j
3 ri $4,000 of 10000 OF 42it al 5000
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY NIR UE OF deed oi trust from John Gil
! , christ To me. dated January 25. 1919 and
recorded in the Clerks uili If he county cont lnr
Ohio county, in deed hook No 81. page 81. Will
"n Saturday tie twentieth d " uf December 1915,
nj The font dunr nj the court hDuse for Ohio cUun.
" OF , O'Clock NJ, offer = sale nj public nmciion
Ia The highest AID best bidder, the following prop
criv In VIII Lol No one hundred and seventeen
ul7J IN that portion of The city of Wheeling ca lc,
Eis Wheeling, situated at The cornIr Of FInh md
Zane sife,is, Suh OF I1ne street and East oi Fihh
street. together win all the privileges snd appnr-
'cuanccs belonging, Ct in any wiIe appcriainine to
the same.
TERMS-Two hurdrcd dollars 10 be raid in
hand: the reminder To he PAID in four equal ann .
nj lnsal'rens hearing interest from The day ui sale
The Inrcres'io hc paid semi nnnna!iy. the deferred
pa, mems Ia hc secured snti,lac oriiy
Selling rs Trustee. will ouIy convey suca tilc
a. II vested ia me by The sid decd II irnst
dec ] DANIEL G. LIST. Trustee