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MORE BOOKS.-Wc have received by the
IVL last packet, Barnes Explanatory notes on
the Epistles Of st. Paul,
New Facts in Mesmerism, The Seeress of Pre-.
vost being revelations concerning the inner life of
man, communicated by Justimus Kerner, chief
Physician at Weinsbcry, translated from the Ger
man by Mrs. Grove
John Ronge, The Holy Coat of Treyes and the
new German Catholic Church
Westward Ho novel, by James r Pauldinp,
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No. 81
Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy, No. g.
Dictionary Of Practical Medicines part g.
Neviiles Of Garretstown, a tale Of 1860, No s,
Wandering jew, No. 10.
July 9 w. RI. RI. HODGES & CO,
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FURNITURE Paste

This Paste i! used in giving Mahogany, and all
ENDS OF FURNITURE, beautiful gloss, and not la
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ERoM PHILADELPHIA.-Ju received the fol-
IL lowing valuable preparations, warranted genu-
inc. o
PROFESSOR JACKSON'S LOZENGES.
They are effectual in relieving Catarrh Bronchial
tons Hoarseness, oppression of the Chest and
diseases.
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THE PORTSMOUTH RIFLE COMPA.
Il NY, having chartered the swift and splendid
Steamer CURTIS PECK, will make an
EXCURSION TO THE CAPES,
on WEDNESDAY next, 18th August, leaving Nor
folk at half past and Portsmouth at 4 o'clock p
NJ, touching at Old Point going, to allow persons
who may wish to remain there the opportunity of
witnessing Dress Parade, (Which it is understood
there will be one,) of hearing the Music of the
Celebrated Band there and Bathing. RETURNING
will stop at Old Point and remain there until Q
o'clock, to enjoy Moon light on the trip home.
Members OF other Volunteer Companies who NAV
patronize the Rifiemen are respectfully invited to
appear in Uniform. y"
Good Cotillion and other Music will be provided.
Tickets 600 Cents Children and Servants half
price,) will be Tor sale at Mr.. J. BucknaroSs NJ
VIM. Reid's and the Steamboat Landing, Norfolk
and at the Book Store Of Messrs. Hodges & Co.. the
Store of Mr.; j. a: Renkns. and Of Mr.. James G.
Aug9
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POSTSCRIPT.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Extract Of letter, dated Gatesoille, Aug. 9Th,
IS45.
=" Col. Outlaw has run behind the strength of
the Wing party 70 votes-Col. Bigg's majority
in the County, about 100"
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GORDAN's LOTTERY OFFICE.


Drawing OF Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 49,
64, -, y 6O, 90 5, l6, IL, 80, SO, 30, 81, 49, 81
Nos 20, 62, ID. Capital Prize sold at this Office
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
This Day only!
S35, 294!
so Prizes of ST. 900!
rs Numbers, l3 Drawn Ballots
Alexandria Lottery Class, No 80
The Drawing received This Evening
Capials,-35,294 10000, 1000, SOB, so of 1000.
zoos, 3OOs, zoos, zoos, sos, sos, 40s, 3Os 2Os.
&c. sc. &c.
Tickets only $lO-Sharcs in proportion.
$4,000 FOR ONLY ST.
10 Numbers, III Drawn Ballots
Consolidated Lottery. Class No. 81
Drawing received This Evening
Capitals,--4 500, 1000, SIS, 500, 1000 3OOs COOS
1858, zoos, Sos, SOS, 40s, 30s, 2Os, &c &c.
Tickets only Ssl-Halvcs 80 Cents
Tickets to be had at JNO D. GORDaN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk.
Where the highest premium is paid for Cold
Silver, and Specie Checks. Aug n
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PRESERVING SUGAR. superior quail
ty of Loaf and w. /. SUGAR for prese rving,
very cheap. Also, good article of N. o. Sugar
at cents per pound. Call at
Aug 5-6t It. II. WEBB'S Cheap Store
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DRIVATE DING-HOUSE.-I w
j. LANE, on Middle, between North and Glas
glow Streets, Portsmouth, Va. N. b. Transient
Boarders taken by the week month.
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lust RECEIVED. Harper's Pictorial Bible

INDIGO of superior quality. $50 lbs just re-
Il ceived and for sale very low, by
August j. WILLS
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SHOT,-l3OO Bags SHOT, well assorted, for sale
- at factory prices, by
August J. WILLS
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HARD.-P. s. A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
~ Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk Are
now prepared 10 contract for executing any kind of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, and Machinery in general
Orders left at c.. s. G. Reid's No . Newton's
Wharf, or MIR. John Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth,, will be promptly at
tended to. Nav l2-6m
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Jul %

ERUIT!-FRUIT!- FITZGERALD has Jus
IL received per schooner Isaac Revel direct from
Baracoa, and for sale on pleasing terms,
800 dozen Pine Apples, very large and sweet
100 punches Banannas-l00 do Plantons
500 Shadcocks
barrels Lines, small for preserving
barrels Ginger, for preserving
500 Mangocs-200 Mamma Apples
barrels Yams-100 Sugar Cane
30 Turks Heads
5000 Cocoa Nuts
10000 Segars.
The above cargo of Fruit has been selected with
great care, and is the finest fruit ever offered in
this market. Gully 29) II. FITZGERALD.
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bacon. 10 Hhds Shoulders, % hhds Sides, il
Id prime order, for sale by
August j. WILLS
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PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, of different pat
terms. and all prices; and choice selection of
FANCY BLINDS, Linen and Common CURTAINS,
and every thing pertaining to screening Windows
The regular trips of the Osceola, Capt. Mitchell
between Washington and Norfolk, will facilitate
him in filing orders for that section of Virginia
1t will cost but five cents postage to send up your
directions and measurement, and the return boat
will carry you the most useful and ornamental ar
ticle of Venitian Blinds that you have ever seen.
Address orders to
WILLIAM NOELL,
Sign of the Mammoth Blind
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
July 26 Washington City.
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ENAMILY FLOUR .-A superior article by the
IL barrel or retail-just send and get some to try,
from l.. X. THOMAS'S
Aug West Side Market Square
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METROPOLITAN VENETIAN BLIND
lHL EA CHODX- LHnshinrEon u Tho IL

zens of Norfolk Portsmouth, and the surrounding
country be supplied at the shortest notice. with
the most beautiful and fas hionabIe Inside VENE-
TIAN BLINDS, of all coiors and sizes, suitable for
Public and Private Edfces, that can be manu-
featured
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NEW FLOUR AND BACON.-Just re-
~ ceved lot of NEW FLOUR, taken from
wheat raised in lS45, of the following well known
brands in barrels and half barrels, North side
Union Mills and Hope Mills.
Also, choice lot of SMITHFIELD BACON free
from worms or bugs. Ali of which will be sold at
the lowest possible price for cash, by
j. BATEMAN
County street, the Wood Wharf
Aug S-lw
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THE SUBSCRIBER dcsrous of x...,xu
changing his pursuit, offers for !xiss
- sale, the FARM which he re. 2Hatyss
H. sides. @Yssss
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VIM. Il. PITCHER
@ Has received this day 800 pair more
Eoi of those Morocco Slippers and Ties,
ss.A n<Saat o. cents, worth rs cents. Also 8
~ or 400 pair for so cents. Misses Mo-
49, rocco slippers and Ties, for the low
price Of 625 cents, good quality.
Children's Shoes of all qualities.
100 pair OF Mems Navy Ties, first rate article.
Mems Fine Dress Boots and Bootees of the best
quality.
splendid lot of Leather Trunks, Valses, Car
pet Bags, and all other articles usually kept in a
complete Shoe Store. VIM. B. PITCHER,
West side Crawford street,
July % Sign of the Big Boot.
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nON'T COMPLAIN ANY MORE.-Cboice
- SHAVING CREAM. If you wish to obi ain a
fine and rich emollicnt lather, without which no
one can shave with comfort, try " HENRY'S CHI
NESE SHAVING CREAM" prepared by A. b. &
ID. Sands & Co., New York.
shaving that makes the skin smooth, and the
beard SOFT is extremely valuable to those with ten
der faces. Henry's Chinese Shaving Cream pos
sesses a double quality. It not only softens the
beard, but heals all cuts and eradicates those little
pimples which render shaving so unpleasant to
some Its emolient powers cannot be too highly
praised IL gives pleasant feeling to the skin az
ter the razor has done its duty, and leaves it smooth
and free from ble1nish better compound was
never invented or offered for sale. For sale at tho
Drug Store, High ST., doors below Middle
July IL CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!-
IN The Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner OF High and Middle streets, where he
will be happy to receive orders, and execute them
in style not to be surpassed, as may be demon
strated to the satisfaction of those who will do him
the favor to call and examine his work. He has
some of the most fashionable specimens of
CABINET WORK.
Also a large lot Of Cured Maple, Rush and Wind
sor CHAIRS.
Being experienced mechanic he respectfully
appeals to the feelings of generous public to ex
tend TO him portion of its patronage Old Fur
ture taken in exchange for New.
f. ID. HAYNES
o. All persons indebted to me arc respectfully
invited to call and settle their bills.
June Is EDH
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-13

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT County Court of
Augusta, held at the Court House, Of said
county on Monday the 9th day Of February
lS45.
Joseph Grove-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Margaret Grove, widow and relict Of David
Grove, John B. Grove, Samuel Grove, James
Z. Miller and Eliza b. his wife, Joseph Fizer,
and Sarah his wife, George S. Grove, John
Rohr and Margaret Jane his wife, David G..
NoffsiDger and Mary X. his wife, Kyle A.
Clinginpeel and Nancy A. his wife, Susan c..
Grove, Lavinia X. Grove and Julia A Grove
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Jefferson Kinney, is appointed guardian ad
Item Tor the infant Defendants, Lavinia X. and
julia A. Grove. And the Defendants John B.
Grove, Samuel Grove, and James e.. Miller and
Eliza u. his wife, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according 10 the Act Of
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and ii
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this Country II is ordered,
that said Defendants do appear here on the first
day of the May term next, and answer the bill
OF the Plaintiff, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN t6e town of Staunton, 70! two months success
sVeiy and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this County.
Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
February 27, I5i5.
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P @ u IN Ig Y .
s o N q OF TIL e SOIL.
~-->~~>f -'-NS>->,~~-
BY ,. II. n. BAYLEY.


~ -.
start the bulb of the beautiful flower
And feed the bloom of the wild wood bower,
rear the blade Of the tender herb,
And the trunk Of the stalwart oak curb:
1 force the sap Of the mountain pine,
And curl the tcndrils or the vine
robe the forest and clothe the plain,
With the ripcst of fruit and the richest of grain
The check Of the peasant flush with health,
And yield the sturdy yeoman wealth.
j give the spirit IF commerce wings,
And prop the tottering thrones Of kings.
Z The gorgeous palace and humble
Owe every atom they've got
And the prince at his banquet, and hind at his board
Alike must depend on the fare afford.
Man may boast of his creature might
His talents in peace, and his prowcss in fight;
And lord il the beast and bird
BY the charm of his touc and the spell of his word
But the sole and mighty source
Whence flows the tide of his boosted force
Whatever his right, and whoever he be,
His pomp and dominion must come from NE!
i am the giver Of all that's good,
And have been since the world hath stood 4;
-sWhcre's@there wealth on ocean, beauty on land
But sprung from the warmth Of my fostering hand
Or where the object fair and free,
That claims being, but IS traced to me?
Cherish, then cherish, yc OF toll,
The wonderful might of the fruitful soil
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Loco rs Loco.--The following is the most "ser
mI-sayage" attack Upon the "barbasans in Con-
gross" and those who live in "diIty huts," that
we have seen from I.ocofoco source fof long
time w hat would have been thought and said
OF 1t, If j: had emanased from Wing source
Zoo Bad.--The appropriation of twenty thousA
and dollars (Which would not be more than half
enohgh) to TeBovate the Presidential mansion;
and put IL in comfortable and decent condition,
oehiting the Chief Magistrate Of this great nation
mas been sevetal times rejected in The house OF
Representatives. We are aware that there is
class OF seni-sorages in the country, who, because
they live IN dirty huts themselves, would be ready
10 cehsure The representative who would vote to
place the President in better condition than
their own; but we never supposed they were SUI.
"c'enty numerous 10 intimidaie and degrade
any member OF Congress down to their own level.
we hope the President elect, if he should DO
compelled to furnish the House at his own exc
Pehse' VIII never permit any Of these barborians
tn Congress to place their knees under his mahog
-5fudisonta,r.
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II O II T q ID Q

Uni subscribers TO the building for the use of
"a the Augusta Female Seminary are hereby
respectfully informed that their subscriptions are
now due, and 1t is important that the same be
collected so soon as practicable, and in order to
render it more convenient 10 those at distance.
payments may be made to The following gentle
men, Trustees, who are authorized to receive
their respective sums, to wit John McCue, Ad-
am Link, James A. Cochran, Jacob Baylor, and
Wm NJ. Tate, Esqrs., or to the undersigned.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
ALEX. S. HALL, Treas'r.
Stanton, Feb. 6, 1915,
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Terms Of the Spectator.

.W-rak SPEcrAroR rs published once week, by
nssron HAnPra at Two Dollars year, III paid in adj
yond the expiration Of the year No subscription will
os dscontinacd but AT ofthe editor, untiia
s>arresrages are paid.
W>AIt communications the editor by mail must be
postpaid, or they will not be attended to.
-Advertisements ofthirtccn lines, (oress,) inscrt-
three times for dollar, and twenty cents for
each subsequent Larger advcrtscmcntsin
the same proportion liberal discount made to adver-
dscrs by the year.
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70 Merchants and others.

90 AEIo lSIROWN
now receiving an additional supply Of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, &c., amongst which
will be found,
% hhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
IL do do do Molasses
100 bags Rio, Mocho, Java and other Coffees
1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar, Rice, Pepper, Alspice, Sc.
half chests Imperial Tea
do do Gunpowder, Black and other
Teas
Spirits Turpentine, Paints, Oils, Candles, Fish,
&c.
Steel, Glass, Indigo, Copperas, Madden, Log
wood, and all sorts Of Dye Stutfs, White Lead
IN oil, put up in tin boxes Of 10 and % lbs. each
Nails Of all sizes, 200 kegs; Cotton Yarns, Bro
Cotton Sheetings, Calicoes, and general variety
of seasonable Goods, all of which will be sold
low for cash or produce.
Winchester, Feb. 27, I8l5.--3t.
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j DIN DA =

HUME, SlGN n ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
n RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Staunton and its vicinity that he expects to
be in Staunion in the Spring. and will undertake
PAINTING of any kind. He would state that
ali work entrusted TO him will be done in the best
and most fashionable style, and at the shortest
notice.
Feb. 90, 1916
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To JONy7sey1MeM
L. oil ~ We T-.W.F RS.
w aNIED two first rate Cabinet. Makers--To
such constant employment will be given
a. ID. CHANDLER.
StauntoD, Jan. ., 1916.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS -

SPELLING off at cost and charges, for cash or
- good paper, my DRY GOODS, and GRO.
CERlES at a small advance. Cotton Yarns
from 30 cents to ST..
my House and Lot for sale on accommodating
terms, OF Will exchange all for a Plantation. |
WISH speedy close of all unsettled matters here
win - n. Jurey or myself T.. MAY.
Feb. 81, 1916.
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HOUSE PAINGeING0
vNHE subscriber informs the public that he
Il still continues the
EHO1SSp EDuSnFSspu gSaxcS.,,ec

II zUVVotVEoS3
Papering, &C., and respectfully solic,s share OF
public patronage.
All work entrusted to him shall be prompt.
~ and faithfully executed. His terms will be
moderate, and he will take in payment from
country customers such produce as may suit, al
cash prices. Orders left at his residence in
Stanton will receive immediate attention
ARCH'D. DAVIS.
February o. lS45-2m
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MgsMERlsm.%-We see 1t stated in the National
lnteligencer that young lady Of Washington,
was thrown into mesmeric sleep on Thursday
last by Professor De Bonneville, before a Iaroe
was extracted without giving the patient the least
pain. DR.. j. ri. Re'fe, representative in Con-
gress from Missouri, and DR.. j. NJ. Gibson, Of
Louisiana who were present and witnessed the
operation, have published Card, in which they
declare themselves fully convinced that s'painfui
surgical operations may be performed on patients
in a mesmeric state without pain.''
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KOBERTP. ME.v.y'E Y,

WILL practise in the Superior and Inferior
" Courts of Augusta, and the Superior Court
OF Nelson County. He will give prompt and
faithful attention to the collection of debts in
either OF the above named counties, and will en-
ert himself to bring all business entrusted to his
management to speedy and successful termina-
ton. He will also attend to the drawing of
Deeds, Wills, and contracts of all kinds
His Office adjons that Of his Father, VIM.
Kinney, esq.-EntEance from the alley.
February 6, ls45--2m
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Teas Cm'ns.-The Texas Civilian OF the 2btH
ulumo says that "PriVate claims. some IF d.,
Tor very heavy amounts, continue to be nressa
upon the attention Of the Texas Congress. " 8
understand that one gentleman has asked on al 8
lowance Of 100000 /"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

PY virtue Of deed Of Trust dated The I9lt
Marin 1S nal g October. 1s42. executed by Hiram
certain dents in said deed me a,io,..i shou "a.
at public sale To the highest bidder, al the from
door OF the Court House, on Monday the 5lh day
Of May tho following described real properry
VIZ LoI No 43, situate on the North side of Ware,
street, in that part Of Middle Wheeling laid off :n,c
lots by Noah Zane, John Fawccit and Others.
Also, lot number 1876 in East VIII, cling, and on
which is erected good brick tenement.
The lille To the above property is believed to be
indispuable. but selling trustee shall only con.
vey such title rs is vested in ne by said deed.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
np9-ts JAS A CLARKE Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the 22d inst.
The above sale is postponed until Monday the
7ih day OF July next. Terms cash. may 90
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'H<RuST SALE-By virtue of deed of Trus,
mnde TO me. the subscriber by William Chan
Inc. dated ihe.sxih day Of February 1871. and
recorded in The clerks ofrice Of Ohio county, IN
book "a. page AT. l shall. on The 26th day Of
May next al The door OF the court house in Vince.
ling. proceed sell ut public auction 10 the bipbes,
and best bidder the following described real estate
W.T. four lots or parcels OF ground lying in South
wheeling. on tho West side Of Market street being
lots numbered l0l. l02, 1903 and l04; together with
the Ienemenis aud Improvements iheroon consisting
81 one dwelling house. and two large brick pork
houses. Selling as Trustee, l shall only convey
soch u,e us Is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash. md tho
balance in three equal instalmcnts. payable in six.
Twelve aud eighteen months with interest from the
doy OF sale; the purchaser giving bond with good
security. Zap 24) JAMES PAUL., Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ERY virt ne Of a deed Of trust from Robert Bald
I'D win TO the subscriber bearing date the 29Ih
day Of October l64l and recorded in the Clerks Of
fee Of the county conrt OF Ohio county. shall sell
on Saturday the 2lst day ofJune 1916 at the front
door Of The court house ofOhio couniyat public auc.
lion TO the highest The following lots g. parcels
fground that is TO say Lot No 10 at the corner OF
Fifth md Zane streets m the city Of Wheeling north
Of Zane and cast Of Fifth street. Also. the west
hall Of Lot No It's, Immediately adjoining said Lot
No I76. Also. Lots Nos &c "a 22 and 90 on Clay
street between Fourth and Fin sis, in Updeg aft $
addition 10 Tho said city Of Wheeling. Also. Lot No
IL. al the Of said Fourth and Clay streets in
said addition and city Immediately opposite said
Lot No 90. Also. Two thirds Of Lot No III adjoining
said Lot No l2.lhe portion ofsaid Lot No convey.
ed to the subscriber, being the western part thereof
Also. west half OF Lots Nos 10 and 8, immediate ly
adjoining said Lot No IL in said addition and city.
Also LoiNo -. fronting on snid Fourth 81 49I feet
and adjoining said OILS Nos ~ and ] 1. Also. the
one undivided third part Of twenty acres Of Land
and The Coal aud Coal Privileges and rights, ada
cent TO the city Of Wheeling. on Stone Coal Ron
beng The same sold by William Cbapline TO one
Henry Moore and said Baldwin. as will he seen b,
a deed recorded in said office, in Deed Book 2 /
page 226.
| Terma mode known on the day OF sale. Selling
as Trustee ] shall convey 10 the purchaser only
such lilo is vested IN me by sold deed Of trust.
| may IL EDW IA FIrZHUGH.
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'ENRUST SALE-in pursuance Of deed OF
~ Trust made TO me, The subscriber, by Hump
den Zane, dated The l4ih day Of March 1914. and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF Ohio county. in
book No 81 ! shall. on the 24lh day of
May next, a, tho dvor Of the Court House in
wheeling. proceed 10 cell at public sole 10 The
highest and best bidder. for ready money, The
following real estate in Wheeling. and the corporate
limits thereof 10 W.T. all The one undivided hall of
The ground in Wheeling, lying south of Union ST.
East oil Wafer street. west OF Main street. and North
OF and adjoining The lower town of Wheeling ,oge-
lher with the one undivided hall Of the Houses and
improvements thereon; end also all his (said Hamp.
uen Zanes right, interest and estate in and 10 the
tract OF land on which the town Of Wheeling WINS
laid OIL and which includes all tho SAID tract of
land. except that part thereof on which said town
oil wheeling was laid Off and which was laid out
INTO lots by the late Noah Zane aud his f. Their the
late EbencZer Zane and excepting such parts thereof
as The said liampden Zane, has by deeds recorded
IN Ohio county, heretofore conveyed TO George
Mendel. T. Pollock. w w Shrver, Sophia II John
sion and NJ Foele. and excepting also the Mansion
house on which Mrs Mary l. Dorsey. now resides.
az 2lis WIN III CHURCHILL, Trustee