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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

DEBT AND TAXES OF New YORK CITY.-The City
of New York contains now about 400 900 inhabitants
larger than many of the States. In the Message
of the new Mayor to the Council, the financial
machinery Of this vast population Is well developed
A few of these facts may not be uninteresting.
The Debt of New York, after deducting credits, is
S12, 454, 437.
The Taxes for the last three years, with the total
Revenues, including Markets. Licences, &C.. were
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
Cincinnati Prices Current.

Corrected JronR The Chronicle Of September =.
Flour city mills, bl S3O0s3O5 OIL Tnseed gall 06oao 60
Canal wagons, 2S593 90 Salt Kanawha, bush 23a02 20
Grain. wheat bush 00oa0 so Seeds fax, bush 0S7a000
Corn, o3laO.35l Timothy, I5oa2 Is
Oats, l95a0.25 Clover. 00os4oo
Hay, Loose ton, S.00al2 00 Whisky, gall 0lSalst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

SEDUCTION, ADULTERY, AND SUTCIDE.-A respectable
looking Irish woman, named Mary Crooks came TO
the Police Office with an infant 8 months old in her
arms, whose mother had just committed suicide at her
(Crooks) house, As Broad street. Mrs. Crooks made
affidavit that the mother of the child, Mrs. Euphe
mia Stokes, of Lyme, or Lyme, had been living at
her house about four weeks and stated that the father
Of the child was Mr.. Myers, married with
whom she had cohabited. Mrs. Stokes appeared to
be much depressed, and often said that she had in
tended to drown herself before her baby born but
had concluded to wait until that event--expressng
her for the crime she had committed, and her
intention of taking her life laler. On
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Crooks saw her put lump of
something into a tumbler of water; and, suspecting
that all was not right, she took the tumbler and
emptied it of its contents. Mrs. Stokes then, saying
that she had enough left yc:, put something into her
mouth, and immediately washed it down with water.
She shortly aerward retired and Mrs. Crooks hearing
her snore very heavily went to her bed and took away
the baby, which she took care of. In the morning
Mrs. Stokes was found dead, and Coroner's jury
decided that she had poisoned herself with opium
Mr.. Myers to the house and told Mrs Crooks to
take the child to the Alms-house; where it would be
taken care of.
1t seems that the guilty and unhappy woman, dis
covering that Myers had wife who was herself
enciente expressed her determination to die rather
than be the of breaking up the family of her
paramount trait of noble magnanimity which the
suffering female heart alone could have furnished.
The affidavit of Mrs. Crooks was taken and pro-
cecdings instituted against Myers.-N. Y. Tribane.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

ton, as a stakeholder, that in consequence of
the absence OF the States Representatives Ibis
meeting be adjourned until the 2lstJuly. The
motion was negativedb y the decided ray OF all
present except the mover.
II was then ordered, that the question on
the passage OF the preamble and resolutions
offered by the Hon. J. T.. kENNEUy be- taken
upon them together and asa whole. The stock
holders and representatives of stock then pro
ccedcd to vote, according To the number of
shares held or represented by them respective
~ when the representative of Wheeling
presented himself lor the purpose OF Offering
10 vote, objection was made on the score that
wheeling was not on the list of Stockholders.
a eSolution was then ofiared, declaring Il it as
me sense of the meeting that the City of Vince
ing was not entitled To vote, and it was adop-
ted.
when all the stock represented had been
voted, 1t was declared hat the Preamble and
resolutions were passed 10y the following
vote
YEAS, 50,632 shares.
l., NAYS, 2 shares. THE two shares i'm
inc negative Were the ,otc, we understand. of
a Wheeling stockholdcr.l
80 the Stockholders declined to accent the
Actor Virginia of February l9th, lSi5.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
A LIFE-LIKE PoRTRAlTuRr

~ h'rh~hihb foklKhTTNRE.-A tai
cntcd writer in the last number of the Kn;ck-
crbockcr ticklcs his readers with the i~ollovino
graphic description of the outward ncculiar;-
ties ot that most despiscd and abused of ami
mas the ~Jackass. Our author points out his
pecuiialties Scridtim, commencing as a mat
ter of course with the ears of The beast Tho
reasons Tor the length of these appendsees are
to the writer, iuscru,ablc. He enters intn
some bold speculations upon the subject. bnt
enNoives no satisfactory conclusion. The rest
oil his description we mustleave to the writer /;
1t will not endure abridgcment:
Second only to his cars. the pride and orn,-
mentoi hlsiorwarde extremity. are two hiuiuu
watclilul eyes. Their glance is slow. cauiinuS
anu renect'Ne, with am expression of Sclfrcli-
aiiCe' somewhat, however, subducd bv a CON
Scio"Shess mat he Is not appreciated, but sin
nifty nevertheless entire pertinency oC rurnosS
His body is covered with IA rough coat of hair
having the dull of age, like grass which has
Deen exposed To wintry storms. Pendent FINN
me latter part oil the vertcbral column. HANGS
the mostacuvea and significant member of ,Te
enlire BEAST. IL Is covered with hair rescm-
pung that which adorns the other parts of the
animal with the trifing difference of being n
little longer. Tn office of this member an
pears TO be manifold. In hot weather il is used
as a sort OF 'home squadron to cruise along
TIE coasts and protect the main body or CONT,
lent rom piratiCal insects and other intcrlo.
pers' During periods of recreations and rest.
IL performs numerous fantastic c~volutions. ex.
preSsire OF hilarity, and other sentiments sui.
'eorc 10 the occasion. But on great emergen-
c,es 1t retreats into port, and lies Significantly
along the launches, partly as a h~arbor.defencc.
and partly 1t Is presumed by way of concentra.
ton OF forces. The usual appearance of the
beast is,taclturn and thoughtful, with a SLIGHT
touch OF conscious martyrdom and melancRo.
" Yet when moved To "wreak his thoughts
upon expression" his voice resounds
with timorous accents and dire veil.
AS when, by night and negligence, the fire
Is spied in populous cities"
Gifted with singular power in making him.
sell heard, there is yet a want of exactness i,
articulation, of euphony in the general modu.
iation OF his voice, and of taste i'm the emnbo.
Sis. An asthma carried on by powerful ma.
chinery would give some faint idea of his ora.
tory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

Mr.. Secretary Walker, i scems, is busy up
on the Tar1-and is determined TO bring it
''down To the revenue standard This will
make them pricku II their ears in Pennsylvania
not the revenue standard'-but The .'tink-
ering' AT the tariff! They will be anxious TO
know where the blow is Il. iall-and If pro
lection" Is to be embraced, at all, in the pro-
posed reduction. We have, as yet, no 'sIad
ows before" which will enable us to predict
the course of coming events, so far as the Ad-
ministration is concerned with this delicate
subject!-We must therefore, wait until we
hear farther iromMr.S .%crctary Walker.-Aier.
Gdz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

NEW YORK CENSUS.-The Legislature
oi New York, at their last session, passed a
law to provide for the taking of State census.
In passing this law, the Legislature committed
The very common error, OF attempting what
would b. useful, and which might have been
attained without difficulty. The great obicc-
ton Is, that too many details are required To
duty, antt e.e"--fhc officers entrusted with the
Res;dn"~L~N!oay Judge iroIni- G. foamnlexity
;6ed showing the number OF pfrsobSaBors
ancu according oses, age, and color and U.s.
h%:e.1nruinS To the State, or Conntr, NV dIso
nt ,na -. return Is 10 distinguish the nunabd.
oi married and single,-the nSmho number
s.uooi' distinguishing between n~tT Iin.lnS
- Sclools. The number of m,rr o
neatnS' and births OF the last voor m'lid6cs'
g. exported the quantity of yar;ons a'so 10
tu,ea madc, and produce of yarions G %i
-. "I'hinti IN, year. the nunbor or 49,
on""I' specifying the number md '"''re
pow-'he number of cows. and The ona,, se'f
49, aiI' eteeses made. tho mmbsI Of re-, %
80, al" Sheep. specifying the u,oborma
~" over one year Old-thc nnn,hor =, aioer'
w product OF the present wear mseccS
ia,o slS nave been appointed for carrr;na ,t,d
LII mo execution. The information ~
"nl DE curious, and il the task h. w
the result will Ne hiobI, annuity
Boston Adueriiser. "sh! useihI,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
DARING VILLAINY-

DARING VlLLAlNY.-A few days AGO
TWO white men on horseback seized a negro
man a lew miles from Clinton, La. and forced
nm to mount behind one of them, when they
,malngu'duGiy rode OIL to a secluded spot in the
woods. Here they were met bv two moe
men and the boy placed in charge of one OF
1nein, while the others laid down and silent :
ne negro seized an opportunity, and being
meet on loot, determined to put the Issue NOR
. loot race, although his sentry was within a
i CIV PAGES with a loaded pistol in his hand
The guard fired, but fortunately m;s.cJ IL
ann and the negro, almost dead with fright
reached The house OF one of his masters ncHcL'
pQrs III safety, where he related dis sinmI1nr
adventure. mo '"6'""'
me FelIciana Wing states that about two
=, D.IgLea snail negro child, just begin
i,ln8 10 walk mysteriously disappeared rom
'he same Plantatim-that 81 Can't. l.. Stnroc,
anu tiefc can be no doubt bat iicsc soIne
kidnapping villains stole itaway-N o. Pic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
ITEMS OF NEWS.

utrmn named Miller was drowned or
Nedneidd while bathing in the Antietem
creek neaTIagcrstown.
= IofH procession in honor of General
JACKSON, tek place at Hagcrstown ON Tues.
u'y' III With ten military companies Joined.
~ man ltely employed in the Brooklyn
NaNf iahIhas runaway with a Young GIRL.
va vS'iig Dehnt him a wife and two children
" " brant the editor of the Eyepino post
- 0 himself in England; he will return
I'D this cotntr in October.
us estmaed that there are now in orooross
OF erection within the limits of Pennsylyania
aoo9l one huRired new furnaces.
Miss Lolis FanzeIl, recently recovered NJ
MI John Aupinbaugh 81 $50. for a breach
VI niarrihg'p umisc, in Marion County. Ohio
huiusS Norton, of Maine. was EiilcJ hv
Iigntning o1 & raft of logs at Fredericton. n.
Mr.. Luciila Stafford and Thomas uoo,on
prother ondsistcr, are in Jail at Portland (oy
stealing 500 from Mr.. John Bradford. o( tbat
Ho'ton was his apprentice.
~ court Partial was convened last Non1,y
we dh inst ON Governor Island for thc tr;,
u Cipi. Mfhcfzic, for a breach OF disciplinc
zen Brsly has proceeded to Fort WING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

OS-A correspondent of the Mississippi
Creole catches IL in this wise. lit doesn't
stop his poeuca! propensiues he must b. a
''hard case:"-N q. Pic.
TO "P. e. M,"-The piece of poetry Won
left IN the post office for Us, we have received.
We have not the least doubt that YOU stole il.
Could YOU not also have stolen a name to
give us! and, dictionaries and spelling books
being cheap. could YOU not have stolen words
enough irofn them To have made the three
lines iohich are original read as though they
had Gods blessing on the spelling, limo where
else?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
ACClDENTo ON TIE BOSTON ANDwoR-

ACClDENTO ON THE BOSTON ANDWoH-
CESTER RAILROADS. the freight train
was starting from the Boston depot on Thurs
day noon, in changing tracks it came in con-
tact with the passenger train coming in, ard
smashed both engines to pieces, and broke up
one OF the passenger cars and six or eight freight
cars, the tender of the engine attached to the
passenger train being driven completely thro'
the baggage car, and all the cars being more or
less injured. \ lad i'll the second class car was
considerably hurt, and two or three other per-
sons injured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

BEES.-Dr. Waterman gives. in the Cltvc-
land Herald. his mode of catching the bee-mil-
'cro OF moth. lie says, Il took two white dish
es, i tmnk white attracts their attention i'm
thc mght,) or deep plates, and placed them ON
the topol the hives, and filled them about full
OF swcctened vinegar. The next morning ]
had about fifty millers caught: the second niobt
| caught fifty more; the third night being cold
! did not get any: the fourth night being very
warm, cauShtabout four hundrcd.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

EbNIS-l.Is a ~tradironarv story in Nc,r
,"'N th'l Mr.. Marcy. thc new Seirrrry If
wa having once upoua Time. in the d-i.rIs roe
~ h'' Official duty to the State, renthis prf,er
G'IH'.4lS banged She expense of Inc repairing
thereof 10 the Commonwealth.
~ appears That Mr.. Marcy has been tbc
'u-'' que accidental cause. Of a similar mi.
"'"'ilsr The Washington Union
y '!.''''l contains am account Of iho.c,ra.
ID, 10, aging % Gee oma stone of tho
GU short b. this arcid-n was
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
BLOODY AFFRAY.-On Sninrlnr nirhi

BLOODY AFFRAY.-On Saturday night.
about half past ten o'clock, a row took place i N
Sycamore Street, in front of the National The
atre;. which ended i'll one man getting shot.
We have not been able to learn the ~particu.
lars, but we understand that il was am old
quarrel between the parties. The wounded
man 1t is said was mate on board some Steam
Boat. He was shot thro' the loins, and badly
wounded; but as the ball was promptly ex-
lracted, 1t is supposed that he will recover
ms Is another illustration of the evil effects
OF the cowardly practice of carrying conceal
ed weapons.
The man who fred the pistol was subsequent
y arrested, but as the attach was, ii is said.
made by the wounded man, ii is supposed that
on examination he will be discharged.-Cm
Atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

ANNEXATION.
Ho! Senior Don Mexico,
You lost the ''lone star" years ago.
You should not, therefore make a fuss.
II she should chosse To marry u s..
But give away the prairie flower
With California Tor a dover.
ST. Louis Reuicllc.
a limb suspended from ON high,
That seemed To say that he must die,
Fell, and struck him on the head.
And killed him dead as a hammer.
Phil. Amer. Rcp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

THE LAST.-'Ma, Misses Muggin's folks
amt respectable, and wont play with Sophy
any more"
why, la, my dear, what makes YOU think
they Amt respect0Jlc?"
"Why. ma, they don't Use loaf sugar in
their tea "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
a FULL AssORTMTNr OF READY,

"a MADE CLOTIIING. Of every variety, WIZ
be offered very low. Also Mnsqnito Bars.
Call and see. LEN ROGERS.
jy 10 2m No 40 Water street, Wheeling:
hlNIDENDS-The President and Directors CT
- the Fire and Marine Insurance Co Of Hhee-
Ing, have declared n dividend fnr The las, six
months. of four per cent ON tho capital stock of said
company paid in, which will be pa i'll 10 Tho stock.
holders on demand. on or afior The 20ih inst.
ia 10 II w HARDING, Scc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

PEyroNA is gaining, her trainer says, and
will be able to beat Fashion at the next tria'
and one is to be had III the fall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
THIS DAY RECEIVED

PIECES PLAID CASSiMERES. a magnlt'
- cent article, do D pieces plain Wool plscsd
4 ps French Cloths black and blue bliek, for 'aif
low Al No 40 Water street.
jy 10 ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

There is said to be a young lady in Tonnes
see as broad as she is long, who carries tame
bear to church with her, occupies u whole pew
alone, aud fans herself with a pot-lid.-U.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

m ARDNERS LECTTRES-Pars l, 2, 81 AMI
4, price IS cents each. Also a few movo
copies Of THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION.
price 81 a., this day re, cived by
jy9 JOHN J HASWELL, Unirn ST..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

Water boils with a essdegrce of heat at the
top OF a mountain than on a level with the sea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
YALUABLE BOOK.-The nnhlishcr lef,

VALUABLE BOOk.-The publisher left
for our perusal " Letters of certain Jews to NJ.
Voltaire, containing All Apology FOR their own
People, and for the Old Testament. *. &c.
Translated b. DIR. Lcfanr. Second Amcri-
can edition, with Corrections We are pleas
ed that the first edition of this work. which
we regard az onc of the most trium plant rcGl-
ta,ions of Voltairc's numerous skeptical as.
saults against the Bible. met with so ready q
sale az - warrant o second. Noltaire was a
bold and talented infdel, Selling every oppor-
unity Of doubling the authenticity of the sa-
cred writings,-ot holding thcmin sarcastical,
witty contcmpt,-and OF treatinSal 4 defenders
OF the truth as Ignorant, hot-hcadcd block
heads" The Letters here produced admirably
rHbukr the evil genius, and expose the sophis-
try and insolcncc of this master spirit o fFrcnch
atheism. Christians of all denominations,
Jews, and ln6dcls will find it profitable TO
give the work a careful and studious reading !;
the result, we feel free to say, will be highly
bcnciicial to the cause of true religion. 1t is
a rare work, and should he in the hands of ev-
~ 'N"V"'' WIN " louiiu iHlpot-
tant to all who make the evidences of Chris
tianity the subject of serious reflection, of fire.
qucnt conversation, and of devout study.
In this edition there is Table of References
to passages Of Scripture more or less %illustra-
ted in tho work a short but faithful account
ct the Death of Voltaire and an address to
Scoffes "a very valuable one, equal in elo-
qucnce and power to any thing in the English
language By DIR. Watson of the University of
Cambridge. The value of the book is greatly
enhanced By its insertion here. The work is
well printed, bound in sheep, containing up
wards of 69) pages, octave. The price is
$500, AMI is Tor sale at the bookstore of John
J.Hlswcll, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

eG Inc wife Of Mr.. Elijah Marshal or
I,'''' Lake township, Pa. SAYS the Mnnfro..
D."9'cIdi' was delivered on the IN uIt ~
~ ~ "ectnldran at Is birth. They are all
S ''e,' ava doing well at the last accounts
NJ DuI twenty siX years of ace. Mrs
raHI'' Nas already been The motlcro OF eleven
II; g"',n mere Hn prospect Of u large lam
u! Bfp"iag mp around her,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

ISS M'L nS UPSET AND PROF. Apt =
oN' VI LdFE-The New YorL IT, -
49,, passengers on the Fulton For" p su'
ahs"een D and 6o'clock ON Thnrs,lav "oaI'
&C. veae small sailboat upset by aothiI,g'
n~"ol."lnd, about the centre oC H. Su'u''h
~ sceh the Fulton Ferries. II i" all Ian G
~, dhnee hlsn we've in the boat. and not .nat
b -, cIui1' be seen after the upsatt;ng ~ oi
V'at' winch hoatcd towards thr B,it y TIC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

'.'lJn makes people visit when ibry had
.''V ~ I'lm CIT when rh.y ac ro,
4n' driok when they are NOT H..
followers. ' ''''s o. al her
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

mVoi SiNGUbAR-A late Ion1,o ,,,
bou s .a' Sf. John Milne who keep. = n,1I.
nyU'e az SHAW near Oldham. hs. = Iam, 'oi.
"nicn mas patched FIVE hens cgos. five rb; ~
ON % ne eggs. The ca l,k.s gr.,
sd,;co '''"'' ih'y were All alive al Ib.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

VIC I'''s IND 'r ibe dpmiri,, Of ~
L. 'N''ct &c. common on,ctsorit r.
80 poor 90 i~n'"inpcmfc ton. lie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
SADDLE, Birdie. TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANUFAClohI,
MO. 100,
1Icin .Nfretf JyHBELING, '

Ah0W Street, UIbEbi'"' -
VIE Suhst rber tenders his sincere .
i his friends end the public generally "'
Raid patronage since he commenced BUSHES
me above named stand; aud wound HEREBY v,
,h'm he still continues In keepon hand - -
iac'ufe To order, SADDLES of different kmus -
qualities. among whirh, is King. impro'eo ~.
SfhtNG SEAT. an article Which only "'"'
'iinl I" he found The hest now in use. every .'"'y
"i BRiDLES 4 MARTiNG NLES; also. hne bVoo,,
CARRIAGE. and COMMON HARNESS. nhno
LEATHER. IMITATION Il COMMON TkuNNS
VhtlS.S. CARPET and SADDLE BACs W.,
LARS and NAMES. BUGGY. RIDING INV
WAGON WHIPS aud LASiIES. FLY NETS &c;
%c. all oi the above mentioned aIutlts arc WI"
made and warranted cUd.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable Terms
All orders Tor work promptly afforded To.
jun 10 3mdSw WA MING NICoLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN n,
CAHR. of Philndclrhis the above business WIN
hereafter be conducted In The name OF NlCobn "
CARR VIM MING NiCobL
jy 10 jyg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

,us' HiJnsirf has brought ,'la. w-, o.
e, 'n.a. t,'ta wa. az le Observed r,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
CURE FOR A FOUNDERED HORSE.

we have learned from respectable source,
says AN exchange paper that the most obstinate
case OF Founder, can be cured by mixing a
PINT OF sunlower seed, whole, with his
his food, Immediately on discovering that your
horse is ioundercd. Try it. 1t will effect
II perfect cure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

Common salt lisa compound of chlorine and
sodium, both of which are poisonous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
GOODS FOR LADIES, DRESSES ore q, &

RUS SALE BY virtue of n deed of TSust
Il To me executed nv Pearly Sharp md wife.
n'eh December IL. 1884. ond recorded in, thu
o,efhs oil're. al Ohio county. Va. in bsok 20, folio
'o. ishal', on Monday The 18Th day Of August
"en'' al pubic auction ON the premises. proceed 10
sell for cash. the Tract of lind in said JeeJ mn,
TONED. This tract contains 45 acres. situate ON Inc
Hats "f Grave creek IN Marshall county, Va; and
bounded ON The Snn'h by Big Grave Creek. ON ,br
west Ivy The ONO River, aud on The North by Iho
Town III Mouudsville.
u is dcemed unnecessary to recommend. or 6ur.
user describe The lard. 4 know Ledge Of lis ,oca.
''on' is ih"ushI 10 be sufficient 10 awaken specula.
Tors To lhcIr interest.
The lille 10 This land is indispn,ollc co,vo,,x
- trustee. however, ! shall make such t,,,o n. 80
me ve'tcd. by virtue Of SAM decree.
JFiof" = PURDY, Tusice.
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