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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
VIRGINIA LEorsLATuRE.

We refer the readers attention to the letter Of
our Richmond Correspondent IN" for informa.
ton in relation what is going on in the Legisa-
ture of cur State. We congratulate our readers
that we shall be enabled to lay before them every
week letter from an from whom we shall OBJ
tain always, we sure, the most correct and re-
liable information.
We perceive also from the Richmond papers
chat tho members seem to be going to work
in right good earnest, and arc cutting cut good
deal of important work and referring it to the
Comiitees for reports. The business Of the House
Of Delegates so far has been pretty much Of local
character. aud of course of not much interest to
our readers. The subject Of Internal Improve.
ments will DO prominently before tho Legislature,
and already petitions pouring in from the North
West upon the extension of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road through our territory. The ma
jority of them prefer the Psrksrsburg Route. We
shall direct more especial attention to these mat.
tiers when they assume a more prominent and intel
ligible shape before the Legislature. Mr.. Edenton
of Wheeling submitted the following resolution:
ReS0lref, mat tue fresdeut pro. tenn. ana
Board Of Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company be and they hereby respectful.
" requested TO communicate to this House, withoui
delay, copies OF communications transmitted TO
said Board by the President Of said Company,
since the passage Of the act of the 18th OF FEBRUARY
last entitled an to authorize the Baltimore and
OHIO Rail Road Company to construct their Road
through Virginia TO the Ohio River and for other
purpos es which relate TO or advise the acceptance
or rejection Of that act.
Mr. Lanier offered resolution fora re.sppor,i ion.
ment OF representaionin the Legislature. which was
taken up and lsli on the table. Mr.. Shepherd has
been elected Printer to both Houses Of the General
Assembly. The Senate have sgreed to adjourn
from the 18th to the 5h ofJsnusry, having nothing
10 do, az under the "Grsnd Model" ofthe Virgin
ia Constitution, they must sit Idle at 81 per day
unit, the House of Delegates cuts out work for
them-ha,ing no power to originate business
The SPEAKER announced the following commit.
tee on the subject OF the call OF a Convention TO
amend the Con.titu lion--vir; Messrs. Leftwich,
Lee, Pend teton. Lyons, West, Scott. Turner,
Southsll, Baldwin, Harvie, Dennson, Edmunds
and Toer.
We have no, tims to remark farther than to say
that We think the above Committee will report moth
in. that will be satisfactory to tho West We shall
publish the Standing Committees next week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11


Dear Sir--I have just received tho Gazette Of
Thursday, which ought TO have resched here on
Friday at o'clock, and can promise you that |
was waiting with the greatest anxiety to sec the
news il conisined from Old Berkeley.
Judge PEssrpAcgER was elected on Wednes-
day last TO the Senate OF the United States BY a
laree msiority--he being the only esndidate that
was put in nomination before the House The
Democrats went into caucus the evening preceding
and united their whole force as Mr. Denison re-,
rarksd an the 400, OF the House, upon one of
,bs old.s, ,ruest and saunchest Soldiers OF the old
Tenth Legion of Democracy" Mr.. Lyons con.
tended strongly against the Pernicious principle Of
going 10 the Judiciary FOR candidate. for political
Offices, and more especially TO tho Federal Jud'cis-
ny, of which Judge psnnybacker was amember -
There is no greater curse, he commended than ihat
Of Political Judieiayi Of having the Judges LOOK
ing to The popular srsus for sPPlsuss sns Tor P'-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
THE OPINION OF GOV. BARBOUR

That most excellent man and distinguished
WIG, the late Gov. JAMES BARBouR deceased Of
Virginia. in 1925. whilst the Bill Cor occupying the
Oregon territory before the Senate OF the Uni
ted Stsres. ssd--"That he had no difficulty IN
declaring that the claim Of Great britain to tAe
territory Of the Oregon Vas WITHOUT rogsDA-
TIos; that proposition to sacrifice sir degrees Of
our just claims for peace, did not effect our tias !;
that the claim Of the United States pss not 10 b
shaken"
Wings of Berkeley, this venerable. able and dis.
tinguished Wing was ksrs with you at the HARRi-
SON FESTIVAL in l840--you know him. He lived
and died in the Wing faith. We stand nop where
he did in 1925. Hearken to hi, voice. and take
care how ye ere approached by those who. for eel
fish purposes at present would deceive you,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
IN CHANCERY.

vIRGINIA;-I the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancsry for Morgan County.
Isaac Bohrer, ri1.
asainsf t.,t a
George widmeyer and EIixabs,h bis wife. George
Zeiler and Anne his wife, George Bohrer and
Barbara bis wife. Philip Waters and Rosa his
wife, William Bailey and Drusilla his wife, and
George Zeiler, Committee Of John Nicholson and
George Bohrer. Ex'or Of Adam Bohrer, decd.
IN CHANCERY. d1s.
NOTICE.--The parties TO tho above suit will
IN please to take notice. that will attend Of
"O'Feualrs Coffee House," in the town Of Bath.
Morgan County, on Monday. the 26th day Of Jan,
nory 1916, for the purpose Of making up Report
ia tho above case at which tme and place they ere
hereby required to attend and produce before me
oil such further evidence they may have u ODER
in the case. SEAMAN GAhAhO,
December IL, te4s-7w Comv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
BLACK IN a.

AM now preparing q superior BLACK INK.
- which V warranted not to corrods either pso or
paper, bun Hove freely and cannot fail to siss ZEN.
ersi satisfaction- Ia prepared IN such 1 manner
that ~ color can never fsds. bus wiil become dark.
Or a. il increases 10 age.
Intend tserins L 70 ssll 10 any quansisy, and
psrsons wanting can have their bodies 6jsd. er |,
will BE- sold by the bouls.
Die lax contains no acid, and therefore sts,l
Fess may b used without being sjorsdi 10 the east
pee VIM. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
vAN0Y ADTl0l,ss0

mold Rings. asserted; Gold wstch Keys;
" Gold Everpoint Pencils; Silver Thimbles;
German Silver do; Gold Brssst-Pins, jet do !
Silk Pur,es, Perfume Bsgs; Motto Wsfsrs; Mot.
to Seals and Stamp, Ladie. Pocke, Books; Con
tlemens do; Hair Pins. assorted; Rsxors and Re-.
FOR Straps; Silk Watch Gusrds; Tuck and Side
Combs, assorted Ivory and Buffalo Pocket Combs;
Do. do. Heading do; Water Color Paints; Pen.
knives, assorted; Scissors; Transparent States ;
Pocket Inkstsnds; Hair Brushes: Clo,hdo. Sash
Tools. Tooth Brushes; Paint Brushes, assorted ;
Needles; Knitting Pins; Soaps. large assortment;
BueIe ana other Beads; Peifumery, assorted Fan.
cy Work Boxes; Visiting sad other CaIds; Tooth
Powdersi Aromatic salts; Forceps; CuisGlsss
Bottles; S,ssl Pens; Gold Silver and Steel Beeds
Steel and Silver Rings and Tasses for Purses; lvo-
ry 6ns-too,h Combsf Jet Buttons; Pearl do; CO.
raj Necklaces; Toys, assorted; Cologne assorted;
and variety Of other articles just received and for
sale by VIM. h. HESLETINE co.
Dec. IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

vIRGINIA,-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncery for Morgan Cossfy.
Charles X. Bruce ssd Susan T.. his wife. Christie.
pher Parkinson snd Eliza his wife, Washington
Cross and John Cross, piGs.
Samuel Cross and Jacob Btosius, Adm'.s Of the
estate Of Gsssswsy Cross, decd. and slso in
their own right. Julia Ann Bposius. Elizabeth
Cross. Henry Brosius. George Reynolds. Will
liam Harmison. John HUFF. Jacob Hut Isom l..
Brown, Ransom Higgins, Thomas Cross and
William Cross, dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE.-The parties to tho above suit will
IN please TO AXE notice, that will attend ~
"O'Ferrsli's Coffee. House," in the town Of Bath,
Morgan County. on Monday, the 26tA day Of Jan.
vary. 1886, for the purpose of proceeding TO make
up a Report in this shove casa. 81 which time and
place The parties srs hereby notified 10 attend and
produce before me all such vouchers and other evil
dencs - thsy intend 10 Offer, the Administrators
will be prepared to answsr such interrogstores as
may be rropounded TO them; all persons having
claims against the estate Of Gsssswsy Cross, decd
moi yet audited will produce them on that day with
all evidence that may be required establish them;
and the said William Hsrmison will Introduce be-
fore me such further and other proof as he may
have to establish his claim against tho estate Of
the said Gsssswsy Gross, deed.
SEAMAN GARARD.
December III, l845-7w Conn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
TIL E nj A II X Ell s.
BALTIMORE MARKET

American Othcc, December ., IE45.
fLoUR-.Since tho publication Of the sdvices
from England to the 10Th ult. per steamship Cam.
bria, price. have declined. We now quote mixed
at this rate.
GRAIN The effect ofthe English news has caus-
ed an entire suspension in the Wheat market. Tho
tendency is decidedly downwards, but in the abb
sepce Of transactions no quotations can be given.-
Sales of Corn to-day Al So 20 CTS. for white, and
10 cts. for yellow. We quote Md. Rye n7ss75
cts., and Oats at 20 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

gu-We ask the attention of the reader to the
Governors Message. We have received q COM
muncsiion upon the subjec, Of a New Fire Com
psny, &C., which we have in type, and regret, for
want Of room, must be postponed until next week.
Advertisements omitted this week, shall be at,en-
ded to in our next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
,H.SRRIED,

On the 9th u., at The residence Of the late Con-
rad Kownslsr, by the Rev. Thos. Wheeler, Mr.,
WV. S. RoBERrs to Miss ELIZA LAvEsiA BELL,
both of this County.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. VIM. H Coffin,
Mr.. JAcoB KEIGER to Miss ELIZABETH Z. BAYLrs,
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Bayles, oil Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

Grand Scheme !

Tickets to-Shares in proportion.
Cer,i6cate Of packages tor 20 whole tickets. 10;
26 halves. ts5; 20 quarters, ~ SO; 20 eighths,
$i375.
GJIhs ANAL "a 600 Lotteries draw on evt,y
Saturday IN EACH WEEK; Tickets 81, HIS.
so cents. Qrs. IS eta. A package Of Wioes GA
certificate cost tl5; Hsivss. ~ so; Qn. e375.
For Tickots OF Packages in any ons Of the above
Lotteries. direct yos, orders -
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. Holiday ST., Bsltimore. Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In Senate,

L.. -ufs
."e's nus "o' Oeea mus" ou''''' =. '"pos'.
or interest transacted IN The Senate OF the United
States since our last weeks report.
Mr. Br,ssa of Ill;,ois IN ,bs A,b inst. offered n
re.o,,,;on au,bori.;ng The Vic. Pre.idsnt. mir.
nsIl.., =. nrs.;din. of;ce, rs Tho Senate IN an.
noin, ,be srand,ns Comm;t,ee. Tbi, was con.
irary to ali former precedept,. and gays rise to
quite animated and sharp dobate-MessIs. Al
zen, zen, Benton ana nreese advocating h--sna mr..
'ansu" oPpos"s ". ue qassuo" was 'aHo"
anu 'De ,e'o'o''pn 'os,' Hye' ~ .'oeI us
go CO, ~. y ' IT,. GO"
a"u M1P 80 a
Jo"'"eo M " 'U"oa,, ''e on,
oe"a'o's "Ae, De~1"''" u
r T., Oh "a barrow Oh La sna ienhyoscAer u
Va, ePPea'eu 10 .'eu seas WI, H,en'' p'ese"
e q 'ne e'.oen''ai' y, sie's 'ennyoaeNe' Nn'
S' VIM 'eeo'a"y 'ooN 'e Sa''oy os'n
W 'a'a oe v.g ne o.
ate ny lne ',co iresiueht IRON 'ne oi"e,e"' Us
pa''neht', "n'e" "eie o'ue''u " i'e =" ."o 'so'e
MI. nenon presented memor'al rom tpe Ans
',oan nnap',an'' VI oieson' asNhs .o' .o eN'sa
s'on VI our avs os'. .noa', 'ne oe''. ~. ~ 49,
'"e" p'o'e.''o' anu '""'n'a'. o'ue'' A"' "''''
''a. was o.ae'eu 10 10 P''n'eu.
m. oes'e. u AIAans.s moV1u 80 Po''po"o 'n'
election Q, oomml'lees un,'i tuesuay' inc 9ln,
upon "n'cn sprung UP cons'oe.aoie "'scasson' ano
ing that postponement could not take place without
suspension Of the rules by two thirds.
Tuesday. 9h.-The Senate met at noon and
proceeded TO elect its officers. Mr., Dickens was
reelected Secretary, having 25, while Sturgess
a.. F. Caucus) had "a. Mr.. Beae almost
unanimously elected Sergentat Arms. Mr.. Hol.
land was elected assistant Sergant-at-Arms.
House OF Representatives..
Our last report le't mr' DAVIS OF n.y. ana mr.
Dsyiy, OF va, discussing the SUBJECT OF rnohc
pnni"g-snd htshie q heiss OF the Union as
ruoiic rr'ntsrs' ms was quite an amusing de-
pate ana al tunes pretty severe upon us term''
nauon' the Editors Of Inc UNION OF course were
CHOSEN
Inc mo'ion OF Mr. Cooo OF "a 10 apporuon
the seats Ia the han to the members oy lot, was
taken up debated ana passed. me otahd,ns Som-
mi,tees OIL .ne nouss were appointed on lnonosy'
the sth' we WI endeavor TO ma room Tor them
al some other "me: MI hunter, OF va presented
Peuiion from Mr. brockenorouen' OF rior,oa'
claiming Tho seat now occupied by Mr' T. =. Cab
en-, ana moved reference 10 the Commt'ee on
Elections with specihc instiocuons.
debate sprung up IN winch mr. ham''n' u.
DaSis,'' H. insersoi ana u.snam ~ere against
Mr.. Hunter instructions and Siessrs Hunter, D.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
ALExANDRIA MARKET, !

Gazette Ofhce. Deeember 3, l8a3. y
FLorR The news by tho Cambria hsa an un-
favorable effect on tho market. Priees yesterday,
were very pnsc,,ira- The only sale vs bear Of, 10
500 bbls. sold BY shipper ct ts,Ys. There 10 no
srsd Wagon price.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11


it being tho properly on which VIM. b. Gorrell
lived Al the time u his death.
Thi. tract Of Land hes adjacent to the lands Of
Mr.. Redn, Robaris' Heirs, Witherow's Heirs,
&c. is situsted 10 pleasant and fertile portion
Of the County, and is within cunvenisns distance
from the Depot OF the Baltic. and Ohio Rail Road.
Terms Of Sais.--One-fourih in cash, oas-sourth
in twelve one.fourth in twenty-four, and the bal
sncs in thirtysx months from the day Of ssle--the
deferred payments 10 bear interest and to be
Ted BY the bonds Of The purchaser and deed Of
trust upon the premises.
This Land will BE- sold subject to dover right
and incumbrsncs which will be fully explained on
the day Of ssls--if some arrangement and eommu-
sa,ioa Of them il not made before the day Of ssle.
The title 10 believed TO he indisputable--shs N.
dersignsd will. however, only convey such title -
10 vested in them BY decree Of the Court.
Oh. JAS FAULKNER,
EDMUND |. LEE.
Spell Comrs ftAs c. s. C. l., + C. Berkeley.
December II. l845-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

nJ+Ths Hon. HEsRr BEpiseER will accept our
thanks ior 9 copy OF the Presidents Message. 10
pamphlet form,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
Crate r. blacksmith Coal.

EUST received, prime article OF Crate
eB Cosli also on hspd. prime article Of Smith
Cosl--s Of which vili sell cheap FOR cash.
r. n. Depot, Dec II YIN KROESEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
TO FARMERS & OTHERS.

ME ondeFsisned wishes TO purchase SO 00n
IL bushels Of WHEAT. and 10 900 bushels Of
CORN. delivered at tho Honeywood Mills, for
which he will ct al times pay the highest market
price in eash. He has on hand 800 tons PLAS.
TER. and 500 sacks SALT. which he will sell
Iov for cash. or exchange for country produce.
WIN BROWN.
Honeywoed Mills, Nov. OF. I8s5--Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
Public Sale Of
VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND.

ID Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
County Of Berkeley the 9Th Of October, ists. 10
two causes depending therein, in which Minor
Hurst and Robert P. Msg,uder are compIalnaats.
and the Administrator and Heirs Of VIM. b Cor
iell. decd &c, are defendants. the undersisnrd.
appointed Special Commissioners Of said Court for
that purpose, will offer. At paaic sale. before the
Court House door in Ma,tnsbuex. To the highes,
bidder, on Monday, Ae i2A IF January. IstS.
(Court-day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
A Mais1l.

nR. z. G. BUCKLES. from Shspherds,ows,
II would respectfully announce that be hs. per-
msnenty located 10 HsdgesvilIs where hs will moss
promptly attend, at any hour, to professional csis.
His Office s two doors above Mr.. Hendsrson's
Hotel. Nov. ~, I845--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

GEORGETOWN MARKET.
TaEronrEp ron Tnx sA1Ksrr ~ ". :. comsros.l
Gssrressr., Dsesmbev .. lsts.
FIoua.--Ths hate Esglish news Aas - usssssled
the markets.. thai am snsbis 10 give you snvthins
more thsa nominal Prices. Super Flour. 20 sad
Is 7k--duiI.
GRAis. &c---Whess, N.is = ei.R0-r~d and
white. Corn, 20 70 60 eta, old and new. oss,
80 cts. Pork, Is $685.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
FOR REV n,

TuNHE HOUSE formerly the CIsrk's -
Il Ofhce) in which the lste Jane Bell ~
resided, adjoining the Jail on King ST., W.
containing tvo comfortable rooms. There go
is convenisns yard attached 70 the prsmisss.--
Possession will be given Immediately. For tsrms
Of rent, apply TO the undersigned.
JOHN TABB.
Gsardian for the ehiidrea Of Jane Bell deed.
Oct. % 1851
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large md
u Beautiful stock Of Spring and Simmer Goods.
which will sell on tho pay down principle. far
cheaper Than before offered for sale in this
city. consisting in pari Of French mud English Broad
Cloths of the most beautiful styles and qualities
French. English and American double and sing 10
mllcd Fancy and Plain Cass,meres or these
articles n splendid assortment uncqualled by 1ny
establishment in this city.
SUMMER GOODS-A full assortment of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting in part rs
lollows Summer Twceds. French Linen Drills
Creating Coating. Plain and Fancy Ganbroons
Linen Check. Irish Linens. blk summer cloths
Din Drad'ia. blk Bombnzincs; Nierino Cassmeres
plain French Linen, Fancy French Linen, striped
Crankins. Blue Drlr; together With any qnnn,,y Of
The various kind OF light goods for Goats and Pan,.
VESriNGS-Brks aiin. fg'd do. 6g'd Shaily
hg Marssilles 6g'd Silk, 6s'd Nohair. &. d Linen
and Silks. Fine and fancy light saiins; all new
style and Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
well assorted stock Black Frock and Dress Goats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
TRUSTEES SALE,

RY Writ ne Of deed Of trust from Robert Bale
- win 10 the subscriber bearing date the 29ih
day October 1871 and recorded in the Clerks Of
nee OF the county court OF Ohio county. shall sell
on Saturday the 2ls day ofJune lS45, Of the front
door OF The court house Of Ohio couniya public auc.
lion TO the hghes, bidderlhe following lots & parcels
81 ground that is TO say Lot No l76 the corner OF
Filth and Zane streets IN the city Of Vince ling north
Of Zane and east Of Fifth street. Also the wesi
hall Of Lot No lis. Immediately adjoining sold Lot
No I76. Also. Lots Nos &c "a % and 30 on Clay
street between Fourth and Fin Sis, in Updeg aiT $
addition TO the said city Of Wheeling Also. Lot No
IL. al the corner Of said Foarh and Clay streets in
said addition and city Immediately opposite said
Lot 20. Also. Two thirds OF Lot No IL adjoining
said Lot No IL The portion sfsaid Lot No convey.
ed To the subscriber. being The western part thereof
Also. ives, half OF Lots Nus 10 and 9, Immediately
adjoining said Lot No III in saiJ addition and city
Aho LoiN 81 fronting IN said Fourth ST 49b feet
and adjoining said OILS Nos 12 and H.. Also. the
one undivided third part oftwenry acres of Land
and The Coal aud Coal Privileges and rights ada
cent To the city Of Wheeling. on Stone Coal Run.
being the same sold ny William Chnpne TO one
Henry Moore and said Baldwin. as will he seen by
deed recorded in said office, in Deed Book 9 l.
page 226.
as Trustee. si,uii cunvey to the purchaser only
such lille as is vested me by sad deed Of trust
may IL EDW III FITZHuGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
~HANCERY SALE Pursuant, to +, ioi

rHANCERY SALE -Pursuan, To a joint
~ decree made by the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law md Chanccry for Ohio county. on The tenth
day Of June 1858, in two several suits in Chancery
therein pending one between THE MERCHAN TS'
AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING.
Complainant, and RICHARD MCCLURE Il orkcrs.
Defendants and The Other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, Complainant.
agains; The said RICHARD MCCLURE and others
Defendants. will on TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF july NEXT. $3.50 sell al public
auction before the front door OF The Court house OF
Ohio county, Commencing said sale hall yasl lu
o'clock. NJ The lots numbered FORTY FIVE
and SIXTY NINE mentioned in said decree, [.r So
much thereof as shall be sullcest pay the debts
ono costs mentioned in said decree, chareeabc
ihereon;l on the following TERMS OF SALE The
purchase money TO be payable in three equal install
menis, in one, two and three years. respectively
with interest from the day of sale the purchaser
giving sufficient security fur the payment of the
purchase money. and The lille 10 be retained until
payment in full
Said Lot As is situated on the East side OF Man
street and North side OF Pine Alley in The City OF
Wheeling. in Ohio county, and SAID Lot 60. on The
West side Of Market street and North side OF p. ne
Alley in The same cy--ihe Two adjoining each other
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
moy % Commission er.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
STIIMA. or difficulty

n STIfMA, or difficulty Of breathing is caused
IA by collection OF tho morbid humors in the
ar cells OF The lungs. which prevent them from
being duly expanded-hence difficult and laborious
breathing. cough. greet oppression Of tho breast
Psn in the head. palpin,ion OF Iheheart, and MANY
other distressing com plainis
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills ore alwovecer.
tain TO give relief in Asthma, because thew purge
from The body those humors which, when lodged in
.he lungs. ale The cause Of this dreadful complain
from iour to SIX OF said Indian Vegetable Pills "a.
Ken every night on going to bel, will. in q short
ifne not only carry of The most violent iii OF Ash
ma but IL used occasionally afterwards, will keen
the system so completely free from all bad humors.
.hnt Asthma. or indeed any other malady, will be
impossible.
CAUTION TO AGENrs--Siore keepers and agents
ore respectfully informed that medicine purpouinp
70 De Indian Pills. made by one G Benjamin Smith,
% New York. and sold by various Store keepers,
nom IN the city and country, are not the genuine
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills. but merely a
miserable imitation. The only security spa,ns,
imposition Is TO purchase nj The Offices No 1859 Race
street Philadelphia; No 1913 fremont street, Boston;
NO 2oo Greenwich siaeei, between Reed and
Chsmbers streets, Now York; and be particular in
all cases TO ask for Wrghis Indian Vegetable Pills
Remember. beware Of all sugar coated counters
tei's, and be particular TO ask for virgins Indian
Vegetable Pils
For sale at JAMES MELLoRS Variety store,
Dhi'n 81, wheeling. Va. may %