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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
From ,he Dayso. Tsanserips

DAYTON HYDRAULIC COMPANY.
An Act with this title has lately paused
the L'gislstsre 81 our Slate, au,ho rtzing
cai''l'i o. three hund. cd aad fi.ty theu>
,and dollars. divided into shares OF one
hundred dollars,. each, providing sha, so
soon ns seventy thousand dollars Of the
capita stick is paid in the company may
proceed to do business TIE objscss Of
the company are set forth in the Sab Sec
tion and are as follows, viz:
'rhst said company shall have power
10 construct AMI keep up dam across
Mad River at any point not more than
eighty rods east of the east lines Of sec.
tons twenty mae aud thirty, tow ship
too, range seven, between the MAN,
Rivers, and To convey the water Of said
river over or through any suitable
gr und. BY means Of canal, feeder,
race. basin. OF wafer way. OF sufficient
capacity 10 any point or points which ma y
be selected by said company within or
near The corporate limits Of the city oil
Dayton, and 10 erect and keep in repair
such buildings. headgates, was,sways
aqueduc,s, cuiver,s and other appenda &c,
necessary to developo and project she
water power thus creaied-and also "a
erect. put in operation, use and keep ia
repair such manufacturing establish
ments, mills. or mac hinery, with all nee,
essary fixtures and appurtenances, OF
other Hydraulic works az shall be- deem
ed necessary TO the complete enjoyment
OF the contemplated Improvement
The whole amount Of stock to this
c ,mpany has been subscribed BY Messr,
HG Phillips. D Backed, Samuel D Edgar
and ID Phillips. H G Phillips, Esq.
has been elected President, and Daniel
Becke. Secretary to tho company.
The company have purchased the
Hydraulic Canal now being constructs
ed. with sufficient land TO deveiope the
water and bring it into use. After BAY.
ing FOR real estate, water privileges, g.
the company will have about Two hund.
red aud eighty thousand dollars of stock
which they can apply to building and
manufacturing. 3
Their water power 10 equal TO about
sixty runs Of mill stones, or sufi len
to turn 10000 spindles with order ma
ch'ncry. They advertise . portion Of
their wafer with Lots for the accommo
dalton OF manufacturing establish ment,
to lease. Building Lots are also Offer
for sale in the vicinity, handsomely sit
uaisd aud conveniently located for bust,
ness. beF--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
EASTERN ANEGporE.

As woman was walkin1, man look
cd OF her and followed her.
why do you follow me ?" asked the
woman.
because ! have fallen in love with
your was The reply.
"Why are yon'js love with me % sand
he woman. MY sis,er is much hand
so'ner; she Is coming after me; 20 and
make love to her.
fhe man turned back, and saw wo
man with sa Ugly fare: being preatl,
'I'Splcassd. ne Turned 10 the first woma,,
and said
"Why DID you tell me,a ralshaed,.'
Neither did yop speak ,hs.I ruth" re.
'I'ed she woman. tor " you were really
70 love viii me, why did ,ou leave me
q IogkrpPon roy sister R
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20

ell IN lump, tongs and all. " ills riz
to his all tours and made for the CALLER,
with tho strsnglinos, hiccups I ever heart
! hs'ered the man out II rally ihort M
vas strohglin to death. but he had fiz W
~ TIE gallery post and was a heav,n
,rd se.t.n! u beat aN tooth puliins !
ever seen. Says l, 'Curnel, whs,'s you
ioingy Says be, icy in to throw up
(hic) that d--~--toosh! thinx must
swalloredit! Well looks around for
this boy and not seein him. I epqu,rers.
out they mad bin so busy they had'n,
missed him. Thinks l. Tilt ke a ,urn
around and see if | cant find him hol-
din up the fence, somcwha.! Well, soon
as ! got on. OF the noise IN the house.
hear somebody hollerin enough, huggin
red oak, three feet throu. sWcll,'
Oys l.. whats y on doing hsref"
Uncle Jonny. como here for Gods
sake come here says he, 'and put = rail
up sgin this ,re,! I'm mighty tired
ays he, 'irs right easy now, but chen
n. soind 6ioics. Lord is. its nifty
heavy -hurrah. here il comes.' says he.
and he spread himself to il as If he'd bin
holding up the universe! Hal hal twa>
rich to see him 'urgin up agin tia, tree
10 hold 1t up, and begg,n me to prop it up
with a rail. gifts a rail and leans j, agin
he tree. uncle Jonny,' says he, 'had'n,
you better git anotheri lbs a nifty big
tree, and rough At that Let CO. says |.
'twont fall these rails'!l hold-le, go!'
Soon as he let go, slam bang he went
agin tho rickeis-. knmk-d some of and
went c,ean thru! 'G--durn them pick
le'! they bin lry,n to ruE over me all
night SAYS he, pickin himself up nifty
awkward. couldn't hold in, he talked
so nat"ral-'why,' says ]. you run over
fhemF oh no. says he. what with hold.
IN that Jee up and gitlin round on l'o,her
side a: same time. To git out in the pick
etc. way is nily took all the flesh off n my
arm'-thats proof amt i,r Well,
couldn't begin to lead him to the house
so jis, got behind and pushed him. He.
little man bu, you orter bin thar if you
aint never seen a man walk tall, every
time he slept his legs went out TO right
angles say how's your arm goi,'
| 'Thal'Il do now, Uncle Jonny--treat,
won't your
IN wyou hit me-come in men, w hat'l
you pull your tooth wi,hr
ODE OILSTONE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
CMxArs ron CoxsumrrrvE PATENT,

CLINATs FOR CoNsUMPTIvE PATIENTS
Sir James Clark, in an article on Tu.
bsrcular Ph,hisis. which we find in the
Cyclopoed,a Of Practical Medicine, re.
published at PhiIadelphia by Lea and
Blanchard, makes the folio wing rema rks,
which may be usefulto Consump,iv pa
tents contemplating o change OF climate
for the bene6i Of their health
VI all climates with which we are &C.
qualntcd, that Of Madeira 10 the best for
consumptive persons We have every
year an opportunity o! becoming acquain
ted with its effects upon considerable
number Of persons who repair 10 it in diff
ferent conditions Of health, and we see no
reason to change the high opinion we
have given Of il in tie article alluded to
The beneficial effects Of residence for
one or two winters in Madeira, have be-
come more apparent since tho public
have been impressed with the necessity
OF adopting change OF climate, rather a
a preventive, than as a means Of cure.
A lew years ago. II was a matter Of little
moment to select a climate for the con-
sumpuve patient, because he was general
~ in tho advanced stage Of the disease
without hope OF recovery, before the
measure was proposed or adopted; and its
fatal termination was not unfrequen,ly
accelerated by the only means to whic b
he looked for safety.
In poin, Of climate the Bcrmudss and
Canary Islands approach nearest TO tina,
OF Madeira. The Yves, Indies may be
suiled for some constitutions as proven
i've; but when tubercuIous disease exists
IN the lungs, we eau only repest, that the
concurrent testimony of all the medical
men whom We have consulted on the sub
iJect, and whose opportunities Of Judging
were ample, establishes the fact that con .
sumptive cases sent thther from This
country proceed mu"h more rapidly to a
fatal termination, than IN temperate eli.
mates.
Italy. Romo. Pisa. and Nice. afford the
BEST climates for consumptive parents
during the winter; bu' no part Of Italy
- favorable TO such invalids during the
summer. in the southeast part Of
France, ,Hyeres pos esses the best climate;
IN the southwest. the climate Of Pau is
he m'ldest ard mos, favorable, during
the spring:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20

mSEmoNucs.--The artificial system OF
memory, based upon the association OF
IDEAS, which has been strongly advocated
ny certain parties Of late, is well hn of
~ the following anecdo,e:. @
a French professor OF the art OF me.
mory asked his pupils where Joan OF Arc
was brn? None could tell 'Wellthen. :
said The professor. remember she was
born al Donremi. near VaDcouIers. And
how willsyon remember this! Romem.
Der Don the SpsDish title, as we say
Don Qnixois; ani as or Ren.i, remember
the name OF 81 Remi, A rchbishop of Rbc.
inns. who consecrd,ed King ClJvi, and
now Tor yeur lesson. Stephsnie. my
chi'd, where was Loan Of Arc borni'
Monsieur. she was born at Rheims.
wheTs she co scersted King Clovis
'Pob. child; julius, tell me who wa.
The Archbishop Of Rbe'msf'
Monsieur, he was Don Qcixo.s.'
MAJ I'M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
CHAMCERY DALE.

DUhSUANTso decree made by the Cir.
- cut Superior Couu OF Law aud Chan,
Gerry for Ohio county, on The. 18Th day Of Feb>
ruaIy, l63S;in a'suiI in Chancery between de
NoRTH w ESrEaN BANK OF VAGINA, complain =
Ant and JAMES CARAVAN AND oyHEas. defen6Ss
ans, VIII sell. on Tuesday the TWENTY
SECOND day Of APRIL, 1875, at the ironA
door Of the eUurt house Of Ohio county, Vir-
ginis, a. public auction 10 the highest bidder.
Lo No, e2l6) two hundred and sixteen in East
Wheeling, being the same on which the defen>.
can't James Cafnahan now resides.
TERM: The purchase money To Be payabfes
as follows. to vii: Fifty dollsrs in hand and the
residue on q credit Of twelve moplhs, the pur.
chaser giving bond With good security beafinr
interest," from the day Of sale. and the TILE to o
retained as further secariiy until the whole,
purchase money - paid. .-s,t-sr
Aud, pursuant to said decree, T viii. on Sal.
lurday the NINETEENr TIL day Of APRIL,
l54o. at the ofies Of Lamb & Russell, in The
city Of Whesiing, and thereafter at The came,
place by sdioosnmenls from tine TO time as
shat De Necessary, proceed 10 ascertain and re-.
port what - due The creditors named in the deed
OF trustfrom JSmes Csrnshs a TO me, dated the.
1Oth DAP OF September, 1888, with the several
amounts due each. ard such Uther matters ss
shall DC deemed pertinent by myself or be spe-
cially required by the parties - 7'fE s
DANIEL EAMB, Conmiss;oner. :
J@r Pq mAr9O
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STANG, vEnplcr.--A, wea Cbes,.r.

SrAseE VEHDlcP.--Ai West Chester
PennsyIvania. lev dogs ngo, man,
while IN q state Of iafo xIcation, killed his
own ehi|d. a eprppe''s Inquest was held
20 TIE body and one Of the jurors offer.
ed the following pfss@bls and resolution.
which were unanimously adopted.
"hcreos, the act was dune while in a
STATE o. in,oxiea,ieD; therefore
Resolved, That We hold the person
or petsons who sold him he liquor equal.
" goi!'y with ihe accused -
10 ne spissci ,o.the Same legal oosss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
STATUE 10 H.n.x C1.y-w. \,

STATUE To HHNRY CLAY.-Ws have
been requested by the President of the
Statue Asso. iation, to announce 10 The col
lectors that the LIST OF June has been an.
pointed as the time for sending in the fund.-
collected. This late per Of has been, h }.
sen that advantage may be taken OF the
month Of May for forwa Ring the purpo-
scs OF the Association. During the win
ter months no guIar system OF collection
could be carried on except ia cities or vii.
lagos; but we trus; that in the NEXT two
months the women Of Virginia viii show
themselves equal TO the noble object they
have in vis~. TIE malice Of our sdver.
sarios could have no higher qualification
than .he failure ofthis undertaking.
We had thought this erection Of Sta,
ue by Ladies wac unique I'VE find how,
ever That the patriotic women Of Eng land
have expressed their gratitude to yelling
ton IN Statue composed of the cannon
taken in his wars. But the Statue 10
Henry Clay will b a far moro admirable
offering because more in consonaucs with
that love OF Peace which is the sweetest
attribute OF Woman. The fame OF Henry
Clay was pot won on the. ca rns 20 coy { red
field NOR need bis Statue tell Of Death
aud Desola,ion. He has brought Peace
Pho perity and Happiness 10 his country,
and hi. Is lar more than Warriors
glory. Wellington may boast oil thous-
ands slaughtered. but our Hero may
poin, with greater pride to, thousapd Is
SAVED. One Statue may swell Nation 5
pride, While il suggests the victories Of
Salamanca, Vitoria and Waierloo--but
from the other will behymned the sweet
or music Of Peace aud sisierly Loye--of
dissensions healed by eloquence alone
The one may tell ofthe shock Of legions.
The ruined city, and the soldiers tomb,
the othen,of growing States, happy homes
nad laughing pr osperity. The one m "
commemorate the brilliant iriumphs OF
war, the o,h-r will celsbrate victory
which returned the sword half-drawn
from the scabbard. ine q land where civil
dtscord rose high !. and which might nave
beon drenched with fraternal blood.
On, then. fair Countrywomsui Propsr
exeriion will soon enable you to pay The
noblcs' tribute ever won by Peaceful &C.
Mus and Patriotism. cfsi
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-, -, !! 4 2 rE ZOE; "a .,, 49,.

TO fHE w fDSELirlG 0IRLs.
We bellies OF the eiyt,a isvsn,<d wife,
By one Who is tired IL bachelsfS hfsS "a
Who's devoted to Ladies and . Ia mode dress
And such delicste--as the Gsst d. Ii e1Press
He's nsiihr too large, nor he's uenher leo
small, r. e .ss -. 1888
Nor dunpy, sor Fat, nor indeed very tai';'
Bar however. il seems TO HE ixssesaS WjS1.
That the one who would take him, AssSsa<
would 6ud.
The Lady msss always be grni:e and kind.
OF tastes most exiravagaa'y manners refined.
Hoth pretty snd good go 10 church twic dsy.
And when she /" there mus. be quite sore 10
pray
Her eyes must be hazel, her hair darksous
"a1- bsown, t
Fair her complex,sn, skin softer then d. wn,
Skilled IN Bssiss ist~s and dsncs like fairy;
But another essential. her name mus, be Mary
AID more. fwould wish she Vas quite tree
froo sin.
And brins to Der Aasb.sd foo,l shsre OF 7s.,
u sDy there b. Who are tired Of their state,
Can jasi say the cord and ri bhe {. zoe bair.'
IL any lady wishea to accept the above pso"
possl, they cap, presume, rsiuIn 90 answer iF
verse thr oush the columns OF The Times, or II
they prefer hey can address iine,c G. lhfoUs6
Ue Eott O-unCe. 49, -tt..s s.f -. ~ Cs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
AMUSEME m NEW on.

AMOSE NEiNIS IN NEW Ok
LEANS.-lt viii Le seen ny the follow,
ing article from the Picayuur. how they
do things in the Southern Metropolis.
rHg MAsousRApK The most brilliant
soiree that has ever cen held in this city
Tor many day was the mask and fancy
ball given on Monday night by Mcssrs.
Nudge L. Wa erman Of the ST. Charles
Exchange. The public rooms in that
magnificent hotel were all thrown open
for The reception Of the guests. IS 81 .
-"and bright
The lamps shone DER fsir women and ave
men,"
The beauty and the chivalry Of The
South were there, and wit WED with grace
IN giving enchan,ment to the scene. It.
was such an assemblage AZ we read Of in
romance, but seldom SEQ. There was an
elegance in the Costumes Of the maskers
that bespoke the high breeding and taste
Of the company. The civilization o.
every age had its Representative in the
brilliant throng. The knights Of other
days made love to the daug hters OF the
East, and right good cause had they 10
forget tho mission Of the cross 10 follow:
--"OfanSe silk full Turkish ,rowsers furrd
About the presticst ankle in the world"
itwould fatigue the reader TO 20 through
a description OF what il was SO delightful
TO witness; and il would be in vain 10 At
tempt to transfer the spirit and joyousness
ofths evening to paper.
|"-There were dresses splesi,d, but fantas,
ncal,
Masks OF all times sod nations. Turks end
Jews
And harlequins and elowas, with fsa,s gym
Greeks, Romans. Yankee doodles, end Hindoo. !;
All kinds d."
people, including divers saints from tho
convent close. who made men think this
world too good to trouble themselves a.
b'ut a better.
The hours glided by on swiftest wings.
as VI OLD Time burst not larry IN sue h
company. Dancing, qulzzing. wit, he
NOR seasoned the passing moments with
infinite variety. y
a superb nner was announced obou,
midnight. and the company, after a repas,
that might have endangered the vows of
a monastery in lent, resumed tho dance.
At the banquet masks were thrown aside.
and It was pleasant To witness the meta
morphosis of the gny assemblsge--to
mark the recognition. In some well known
i'ce, the cavalier or dame who had lately
oaffied the curiosity OF a whole company
The fascination Of 90 many resources of
pleasure kept up the festivities beyond
the wi,ching time Of night, and We doub,
II ever people separated upon like occa.
sion better charmed " it'll themsel vessor an
well pleased with their host. '--'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
AnPT RENT TROUBLES IN della.

WARE letter dated Andes, Deiswsrr co,
y abou' Ten miles from Delhi, states that q
~ Steele and Chairs Parker, deputy shef. ~
we're al house 10 Andes, surrounded by about
hundred Indians, waiting to take their pa-
?efs, and TAR aud feather hem; after which they
intended 10 take them over 10 apoiheT trtts
The sheriff al Delhi was rsiSiog a posse, aud
would 60 10 her relief 50 once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
CHkNCERy SALE.

LIS AND 3 IN SoUlns Il IN RircHiErowy
DUkSUANT TO the decree OF the remit
superior Court OF Law and Chsnoery
Tor Ohio county, made on the 29ih day Of Nav.
1874, 10 the sof ~ cbanceiy between Tns Ma.
eHssrs' AND MECHANICS BAsH pF wHgsl,se.
complsinan', ana RIoaAap w BaaDiao JDpr
RiTosw. AnsLn n Vlrcg. Hawson w cpIr
LIME AND ELszxssTu ms WIRE IsABEL spnlco
AND oTHsas. defenianss, y Will, IN Mondsy ibr
dsy of ArRII 1886 SELL
10 the highest end best builder Of public sue,ion'
at the front door OF the cour house Of ORR
county ,ahe lots OF land numbered seven snd
eight 10 'he fonnesnlh square IN the sddgioo
20 sosih wheeling, laid ont By samuel spsigg
AMI y 'hn Richie. Cor such Uf then as shall bp
ofhceai to satisfy the dset end rosis. provided
for IN that decree,) on a credit OF ighi-s ikfeep
snd twenty four months By fq5si iosslmcptss
bearing interest from the day 81 sails, The par
!hsser or purchasers 10 giv- god seepiny snds
The tfiie 10 be retained Is (srlh~r secprlig un.
~ payment 10 full. PETER YARNALL,
Sheriff Of Ohio 20, aching "A this brhslf
mar 90 ny . w MachYBt, his Deputy.
Dawn Ms Of DJsysre Loaes,.
h.s o.. .-eX.S.. 81 eai
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STEAMER cINCINNArI-Hhi, m.,

STEAMER ClNCINNATI.-This magni-
fceut boat has beat oil the world IN speed, as
we thought she would. She brought us the
Cincinnati Gazette this morning in Sc HOURS
IL MINUTES, from port TO port, and m de six
soppsges. This is the quicke,s trip yei. by
more than two hours, and We believe that NO
b. At can beat it. MOI isihis speed made ty
racing. The boat has good heels, ard iudu az.
trious, sleept Off srs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20

E3- y fankss 10y hau h " Irelr. ll>ssch
cheese SEA before him by aSxasgish fricod
who however, gave him n, knsie. This
il funny chrese, Uncle Joe. bur where
shall 4 usnf"-- N,..eaH% F-s@sssSS
"Oh. Gu, il whore You liz, =" '.vssy
welt, rsaid the Yankee. coo'v putting il
under his arm II gaess III cut il at
,hons.o -.s.,----..,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20
THE. pERrs OF HHs STATES.

We are indebted TO Hun,s Magazine for the
following valuable table Of the 1ebls OF ,he
States in January, 1915, according 10 official
reports made to their respective Legislatures.
Debts Of The Stale, with ne Revenue and Eapen.
dhnre for ordinary pnrposes, for 1874.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-20

uHE BisLE IN CHINA. -Rev. Dr.
6ridgeman, ia letter TO the American
Bible Society, says:- - !
The demand for Christian books is
sun increasing, and doubtless will in,
crease until the whole empire Of China
aas received the Gospel. Repeatedly, 10
the course ofth,s month, I have dis,ribu.
tod more ,iban two hundred portions OF
the BiSle,l among the Chinese, before
breekfast. and ali at the same spot 1.-The
door OF our depository. DR.. Ball and
myseh have now arranged for daiIy
morning and evening dislri button O fbooks
Add We try te'improve these opportuni.
Ties, no, only TO pot the bread 81 lik into
their hands. but 10 sound the name Of Je-
sus in their ears.,' 6s7r1
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On MorH, ~: Cerauaogvaptey-- Na,tre com
painiHg Of hr Sons SpoilsxIons.
What, daIine msnl CT e, Nature, will y. spare7
See FfsLklin loice lns clouds iheiI bolts TO
bury
The Sun resigns his p>ncilio Die uerrs,
Whie McR The lightning makes his Seore-
taIy.
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NASHVILLE. March "A ,s1.

The RIVER 10 now on q stand and very
high' Suce our last We have had sey.
oral arrivals and departures Of bolts.
lrom Cincinnati. Pittsburgh and Nsw
The Gov. Jones arrived yes.
Iedsy ON New Orleans; the CIarks
vlIe' TaIleyrand, Felix Grunly snd Rad
l nor are lo'ssd for hourly from below
Line Coy. Jones leaves to day for below
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RoBBgp. TN, &

CHURCH RoBBso.-- The Catholic
Shurc6 IN THIS village was broken in,o,op
sunday nigh, last, and the plate, Priests
dress &c, carried of. An atemot was
s a., 10 to hre the Church. The
Church lists and her papers were a.,
on prem chest. where. from the wan,
o. a'r,!hs oaPsrs only burnt.
Cswsgo Wig.
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CHANCERY SALE.
I'm CHANCgRY In the Circuit Sope,ior
y Court Of Lawsnd Chancery for Ohio cum

CHANCERY SALE.
CHANCgRY. In the Circuit Superior
y Court OF Lawand Chancery for Ohio cum
~: = -
The Northwestern Bank oil virginis.
FAasin Peay & others. = .yfNg p
4 10 Pursuance OF O. decree made bv- ,,,r 1s.;aS
feouft in the abUve named tauss. on the In
day OF February, 1915, the upde, !, signed = de-.
putty for Peter Y,rnaII, Sheriff of nd couatv..
and acting as Commissioner herein W III seii
= n Tuesday the 22nd day OF April. 1875 AZ
public auction TO the highest bidder al The nom
doJr OF the court house of sail! couofv The fol
lowing described Lots or part, of Lot. in 4 Re
city oi Wheeling in said county, or a suficiencv..
thereof tn satisfy The compisinanrs clam. with
interest aid costs Of suit IN Al is [, saw On iest
OF gfouod on Main street, being nail OF ILot ,
No 2 in the 5ih Sc aafe; psri Of Lots Nos 2 ana
Gin the 5tl Sqpais; Lot No 10 the % soiare.
Of the Belle Air addition; the south hall oi Lot4
No Sin the 2ist Square, eisf of s. street. mari.
Of LV, No IN SAID Square; Lot NO 4s in sou,h
Wheeling; Lof No - IN SOUTH Wb,elioe. ..ss.
ball OF Lot No g. Ia the 22od Suuare Of ,hs
Belle Air sddilion; Lot No in the same
Sqo1rs;,psu Of lot No in the same Son,re.+
Lots No 50 and 5ssn Grahau,s addit;o1 Ard
Lot No n in Ea-i Wheeling.
Z TERMS OF SALE, The above vropet,v or
sufh:iency, will be sold on . credit Of sir
Twelve and eighteen months from the day q!
sale, the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds
with approved security bearing in,e,ss, from
the day Of SALE end the tile rtIa IN ed asa fu,-F
iher security un IL the whole OF the pure base
MONEY IS paid. I w MITCHELL,
mar @O-J&F pa. ID s Il Csmmis,ioner.