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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
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The subscriber greatly surprised a. receiving by this
morning su.airom Wa,hlr ytoqa printed document entitled
Memorial Of Charles Gould tho City OF York. nre-
'a,on to the OF Fitch, Brothets Co. and tho
charges brought forward In the Memorial of ~ Fitch
ITO the Hon. the Senate OF the United States.
As any attempt Iuppress pamphlet thus published
would now be van the subscriber thinks it due 10 himself
to state that appended to hi. document not
merely without his authority, but In defiance of hsfe'a's
to allow his name be used. istre that at former
period he examined the Of Mc': Fitch & Co. at
washinston and the statements OF the Memorial so Tar
as relates TO that examination, strictly correct ana ne
believes it but act Of public justice that the facts III 'A'
Gaze SHOULD be spread both before the Senate and the cou
try AZ the .amc time, his present total c'conn'euoa
wi,h auy personal interest In the aa while rendered
bis present individual In the premises sranliou'
also renders /, proper for him To davow the aemora! rs
document Of Ais preparation pre'entment
CHAs GOULD.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

PHILADELPHIA uorEs.-AmonE the numerous desde-
iums In the rie. compare with or equal the new
but famous EXCHANGE HOTEL ASD EATING SALOo>,'
No ~ Dock street. opposite the Exchange, conducted by
those celebrated caterers, Ccppcl Jones' To our fens
we recommend attention 10 their advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
UPPER POLICE.

ArrEsrrr TO SrEAL--John Lowry and another largo
boy entered the premises 36 hmity aud attempted To
steal 500 worth OF books ard nen when they were DIS
royered,ho other junpcd out window and escaped
but Lowry was ares ed and committed 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
EHE TRIBUNE.
ISAUGURATIoy DAY.


This day JAMES X. Polk is slnaugnrated President,
and Joh, Tyler reures 10 a fitting o5scurity The
whole Natioa must rejoice AZ has consuinmalion-
Mr.. Polk is small man for President, and is capa-
bic Of doing very mean and bad things for ms party
but he is no; stepped IN reachcry, and viii
men out of Office because they aided to put hum n
and refuse to lump Jim Crow al a word. Mr.
Polk is not man fgcnius ofcommanding tai
ent, but he has considerable shrewdness and great
tact, and will not be likely TO cause his friends 10
blush for him and feel ashamed that they aided to
elect him. II he is not seduced into breaking his
solemn pledge and haUkerng after second term,
he may do far better than Tyler, while he can hard
ly by possibility do worse. We hope to be allowed
by him TO regard him personally with respect, while
doing all In power to resist and defea, the bad
measures which he wll persist in forcing on the
Country.
Ifit were not for this momentous, criminal peril
fraught business Of Annexation, we would like 10
unite in the hilary Of our Loco Foco friends to-day,
and respond their every cheer for the elevation OF
Polk with hearty cheer for the downfall OF Ty-
ler. But we cannot forget even for day, the per
lis 10 which our Country is now exposed, so far as
,ojoin in festivities. So, gentlemen winners! IN
your exultations to-day, oblge rs by giving three or
four good, hearty cheers for the retirement oi John
Tyler, We will return the favor at a proper time.
nrs- The Address of the CLAY CLUES of this City
to Henry CLAY will warm the heart Of every gcnu-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

~ ALL PHILADELPHIA sUBsCRIPrloss - -
THE TRIBUNE Eau.t be paid the Agents Z'eos' - -
Ledger Buildings ID ,nd Che,uut ST., w''fe 'nse
,os, also y ob,.ired daily at o'clock. t2l fHe'S"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

THE WEATHEE.-March opened with as serene
an aspect as one could wish, and set Us thinking
Via: an agreeable time should have th. .prag-ro
rud and above al, passable Broadway But pleas
u-abie IDEAS head than they
Is We looked out Of window. while the month
scarcely BEGIN, upon the prospect without. Now ran
new st bno sky enough taz;a1s you. sri when you
are beginning enjoy it. down another shower FOR
VOW cotnfcr Well. Appearances deceitfal in this
world However, the weather very pleasant 20 some.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
rn-nAA,S nrrsInL,

first Page-Euglsh writer's little known hcrc-Mllnes,
Lander. Julius Hare.
LaSt Pdge-Ilomor 10 Vcrmont-a Poem Scene in
Village Tavern : Commercial and Money Matters ; Ma.
rne Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

ss- We expect TO receive PRESIDENT PoLk's ~
AuoukAL by express in season Tor our next.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
ho,- The following resolution was adopted by the

Central Clay Committee at IFS last meeting;
R.solre That this Committee recommend to the various
Associations hitherto organized aHd corresponding with us,
maintain their existence organization anu activity uii-
der their original style and title Of Clay Clubs with the
same general purposes Whgs and abiding by the same
principles and measurcs, thereby 10 commemorate the
worth OF their great leader and TO erpeuate the grateful
memorials of his fame founder and patriarch Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

Co. John Tyler sis''cd The -4'nsrdtion ResoSu-
tions on Saturday, Just before the cars left Wash
ington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
HOW NTEXIco MIL TAKE 1T.
Correspondence Of the Express.
lVAstu ScTnS March la


WASHINGTON, March |, lS45.
1t is with deep regret that INFORM YOU that Gen.
Amonte, the Mexican Minister, is only waiting for
President Tyler 10 sign the Texan Annexation Re
solutions and 10 make the usual proclamation,
which will soon be done, TO DEMAND HIS PASSPORTS
AND MAKE HIS PROTEST, aud 10 retire AMI break up
oil Official relations cih the Gorcrmcnt Of The Uni-
ted States.
Dispatches were forwarded by the Mexican dele
CATION, yesterday, by express, 10 New-Orlraus, to
be sent TO the city ot Mexico, Informing the Gov
ernment of the passage OF The Texan Resolutions
Private letters from the highest sources, from that
CITY, state that the instant the intelligence is
ccIved there, the Government of Mexico viii de-
clare war and issue letters Of marque and reprlsal
Letters also received from Mexico, OF the latest
date, state that the prosration o Santa Ana has
rcconciled all parties and that the most influential
men of both sections are opposed 10 the Cabinet,
that Santa Ana will not be executed, but that he
will be baniShed and that he will retire 10 the
island OF Cuba.
1t is represented that the greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls. both with the people and the Government,
that Texas shall not he touched by the United
States and on this question all parties agreed
and united
Gen. Alraontc has been dangerously i'll, and is
sill confined 10 his house. He will leave the city
as as his health will permit, probably within
! i've davS, Tor Ncwlorll
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

OEuo-The House of Representatives of Ohio,
y vute Of 30 70 "a Indefinitely postponed the bin report
ed 10 repeal the black laws" The negro hu which
las passed the seuate lies the table In tbs House.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

A BoRE.-The handbis of the Bowery Circu.
MORN the public that there viii be great entertainment
there tomorrow night on the occs1.On OF the in-crS
alton Of Polk and Dallas"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

PORTABLE suArlsc CAsrs-A large vsne'y Of the most
compact form containing the Metallic Tablet for keePiHs
razors 10 perfect ofde.. For saisby
au at. @. sAUNpERs & son. ls9 Btoadwly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

sfp. sult.na New Orleans Canton. Savannah % ~
lion. AnaIacs,icoia John Carver Bueeos Ayres 'A'
Haicee 81 Kits, and others
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

~ JNIoNIsTs, CONE ONE. s., GoysE ,,,aL 60 az va,
tioas i. On Tuesday EVENING. Mateh IN; a. mater of
general attendance rG9s.:t a, .%,,s s,,e,ss By or q
nature interesting 10 ~ shs IL GHIc&ERiNG Pd,si isis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
Sew.York, Sd March, la45.

~ TIE ru,h continues AZ the American Ausenm sra
audience were delighted last evening with the neh
.a1 varied performance. . ovllr CHAINED sy.ry BODY
cln- [i.I convued with laughter Great ".'Isfa
fh.ny cole a. flexible ,gd Cae ssceGa ss ever
,,o and see thi, grand combination Of talent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04


such. BY Your works and fate alike, you are truly
assinilaied With those in all ages who devoiedly
labored for their Country, and departed without
earthly reward-with those = of whom the world
was not worhy''-we enshIins you,-wlth Solon,
Demos,henes and Phccion, with The Gracchl and
Cicero, with Barnevell and Dewitt, with Hamr-
den. Vane. Milton and Sydney,-with them attest
ing at once the glory OF liberty and the unworth-
ness of mankind, and shining as stars tor the
guidance and consolation of the faithful who labor
for the freedom and good of their race, IN other
times in other lands.
There are those who under you, and In the hope
Of your election have given 10 this great cause the
best energies OF their best days; but they co not
regret the bestowal They would not recall those
years OF toll even did they overlook the permanent
good accomplished, The truth dhused TIE principles
incucated. and all by which the way ha. been pre-
pared Tor future success, and iupedlments have
been created 10 the consummailon OF the des'ruc-
i've policy. The years thus passed are no lncon-
siderable portion of an ordinary active he Thsu
VIVID impressions can never pass away from ine
characters which they have formed CT modified
The hopes, the purposes, the tolls cannot be Tor
gotten But above all things their great object
and director mus; ever remain prominent IN IN
-tsrest and memory. Such attachment ls not trans
ferable and whatever changes come IN the move
ments Q; future years, however occasion may Pre-
sent new measures and new men, Sill this cevo-
non Will exc!ade all rivalry, and cen Gown 70
second love-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
BELOW
SAILED.

shlp and 2 brgs south tie Highlands; also, N'
the bay. Wind NAV.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

Co. The Address ofthe CLAY CLUES of this City
to Henry CLAY will warm the heart Of every gcnu-
Inc Wing Man of lsiOl There are brighter days to
come vet Look afoft
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

COURT cALENDA R-THIs DAY.
coMoS rLrAs-So,. 81, 6, 81, &C. si 23, 50. 4,s 90,
81, 40, 10, g.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

~ MEssRs BAgkER ToWAE No. az u .1a,..ils 1sas d.
street have received large lot OF Doras"'' o'"' mi
,,,.ei. sr.et Res ass.ias damaged BY H.i.s 0nlT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
ainst the amendment, and

a;- The EVENING GAZETTE, new Daily, made
its bow yesterday looking very brisk and agreeable
/, had some original verses, above the common,
Which we must publish; and we cut from II the
following item OF news:
ANTICIPATED RuRus-Thc Empire Club have called an
Anne and Inauguration meeting 10 be Held to-or
row night at TammaBy Hall. Some weeks since the Nd
rive American Republican Committee OF The Seventh Ward
hired the ballroom of ST. Tannany for ball on The Aih
of March, which duly amended TO come OF on lnau-
r.tion DAY. - .heSe parties cannot coae'ce any
more than e and vinegar i Is expected that con'ie
OF A difficulty will come.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

c. The steamboat kAslrAN has resumed her
trips between this City and New Brunswick and
will leave the ioot of Barcay-s,. daily at ) P NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

regularly and fully conre-'ed.
D. FRANCIS BACoS. Corresponding secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or SE.W.YORK...... MARCH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

CURIOUS CASE OF HYPochoNpRIA.-A disappointed Office
seeker OF our acquaintance nccs himself salary of $1,000
year has locked hnScfup IN an iron safe for fear Of
beng used up by asscsslncnts for party purposes.
] Amor rin,,I I,cr icnn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

{S5- We iusist that the Native managers shall
stop bleeding their oiiice-holicrs so abominably,
since they must all see that no money will save
them. When one who has the iat berth Of Corpo-
ration Printer has to cry out II is high time to let
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31

W AL u Bill ARTICLES-Glcnn Indian
Dye. i"r changing Grey Rod Fair. or
Nhske's, 10 a handsome 20 permanent Blown or
jet Black without he least injury Ia the hair M
eve" staining the skin. The cDlnr Is paiut,I ami
will not rub oil OF soIl the whIlcst muslin. Puce
30 cons.
Genn's Roman Knly,'or. warranted 10 remove
HE most obstinate affections OF the skin as Punplos
Fn"%les. Mpih ar M"rphew Redress Tan Snnliuru
Teller &c. leaving Jhc skin, beautifully iair T.
may be used without The least dagger on the mosl
delicate compesion. PnCc 50 cents per bn,rlc.
Genn's Indian OIL, Tor romrlinc The growIb. and
'or heanihS aug ihe bar, giving II u gisssy s,iincss
removing The daudt uiI, and preventing II from Cil
ng "n; II makes The hoIr several shades darker IN
go or aud Pfev"iis a IN measure from iurnIp,
grey. Pace so cents.
Glenn's Aromatic Rose Tooih Paste Thi, ycr,
pleasant aud perfectly sae dertf.ico gives pearll
whsiene's TO The teeth, preventing md rem +, inc
spIi1 OF ihcipIeni dccay gives frmuess 10 the pun.
nhd fragrance To the bfenla. Pace % con,s per
box.
G'enns Slp"nacepns Compound. fr shaving
'qh'l' u nj snVeri =, to any STRIVING sulp ever
offered ?" The PuuIc. prpluCInI. with wafm or coll
"aicr firm aud em,il,ui ldiher. not diving on
Ihc lace, or Irritating the skin, hui rendering he
"iien Troublesome operation OF shaving ono OF com.
p,tItivc pleasure.
The above named excellent articles have b,ep
IN use Tor many years, and have given great sails
I"cii"n' nnd are confidently recommended To the
luh'Ic ns rcny good.
G'ein,s P,nfl Powder So much used; Glenn.
LILY White can he used without iiuty io The SIX IN
90 complexion; Glcnns double seemed exif, refined
Bears . 'r Tie preservation of tho hour giving ~
S'iinoss hul cqnncd Ly any III us,; Glenn :
F"tHle Wash. IA complcIe remedy for irctkIcs aud
oihor aIcciI"n' al the skin; G. ouu's Toilet and
Nursery Powder. excellent Article Tor The kin;
Gicnn's X 80 Powder; G. ems Bears Grcnsc n,
stp0e Jars, prime article for The hair; G!enn's
welt known aud much used Indian Hair OIL Cit
preserving aud bcuuiIylrg the Hair. giving II n
glossy sotHcss anj preventing its ieconng crcl ;
GIcnus Mir ri Rose, frr removing P,mplcs aud all
III, cunns "l The * u; GIcnus EXTRACT al Roses n
very supcrnr perfume Tor hc Cloves lInndkc frhicls
&c, G.cnn's Cumknmnd SpermaCeii Sop. for ,hnp.
ped hands &c. When used. il prevents The hand.
" fac" lr chappIng. makes he skin pcriccII,
smooth. aud u The best article ever used + = clIl,
dron; Gieuhs Macussnr o.. pat ~ ~ mot hernrrnl
style. and very superior; Glcrh's Omnibus SOM:
Gicnus OF" oi u &c. ~ smlll walls &c &c.
TIE above arueiCs are prcpItcd by l. W Glenn.
Phr'de phin. and can he had his prices v ,c.nlc
Or retail "i ~ n uORNGROOK.
Whole aud Retail Variety Dthlrts,
may Monroe 81, between Mum & Market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
VIRGINIA.


samuel Spngg's adm. Complainant
r'. In Chancery
Shadracl Weldn 81 others. Ders \
la ME Circuit superior court of LqU and cAancsry
fer Ohio country.
d y URSUAN / 10 decree pronounced by The said
"a Cont ia the above cau.c on The 2Oih d,v of
February lel5, The undersigned, deputy for Peter
fafnaii shcritf "fsaid couHiy and acting as Commis
>ner IN ih's h hnIl,wIll selion Monday The second
dav OF jane 1915. AT public auction 10 The highest
bidder. al the front door Of The Court house Of O,o
county. lots numbered seventeen and eighteen III
and lS.l ia square numbeted eighteen 1881 i'm
Smigg 81 RIchie's addition to Soulh Wheclinc.
commonly known as Richie Town
Tho uho"e named lois will be sb'd on q credit of
SIX Twelve and eighteen months. from The day of
Snlc' ~ equal nslnImcnis lhe purchaser or purcha-
serS giving bonds with go d security bearing interest
from The dni OF saie aud The lille To he retained rs
further secury,nnril The whole of The purchase mon
ey is Paid. w MITCHELL. Depaiy S e,jES
up 20 In commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
EOA BAGS RIO COFFEE;
sDQJSD 30 d., Jovo Ma

sOA BAGS RIO COFFEE;
OOV 30 do Java DO
% Bags Pepper;
20 do Pimenio;
30 Chests Young IIvson Ten.
lO do Gun Powder DO
| Cask Carers Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Snetaius;
do Boston Syrup;
do Nlndder;
geo do Liquoricc Ball:
4O Boxes IS. IS rs. / aud ponnJ ,roo.,
Tohacco Of superior qualities.
do L'dy's Twist Tuhacco;
%3OO o." Brnzcfs aud Shooting Copper
2OD do Cinnamon;
Cefoon's Indigo
Bhls C"prcras;
% u Ncs NJ X Rnisrns;
Bnls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
so Puvcfi2ed Do
do Ciuves;
4 do Nplmrgs;
I'D Boxes ChocullIe;
I'D do VnrCnaref Soaps;
] Bale BTdcanx Almonds;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Ms 3 IN Io--i,., y,S.
ee''ed md for sale by WIN FLgNiNc
Gp %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31

1000 lbs o'k Tlu Snu..' sole Leather
5000 de- hrni,ck can do DO 30
800 do country suc do do
I'D dozen cusfiso h1,l morocco skins
no do Madras de- do ID
Il, fine cuifi,u hid do
) 90 brush d. do
do pink lining sk,rs IN drz far Innings
10 do bihdn- sk,ns $50 los heel PARALLELS
600 p1pefs 90! 4, ard S ou,ccs lacks
20 bushels B sio, shoe peg assorted sizes
100 ihs No 3 best !aIl rcachcd shoe Thread
200 dr NJ o blonrhcd nod green 30
Il TggIhes with buu webbing. boot faces, black
ape hus'l,s. oul shoe backing lNusuu's best
Nafmul,d 10 be lils' rate UuirlgJ - Alsu 80 dozen
mems auI boy,' summcr hats e tul,rcut kiuds
'I"c above s'rCb las been s,coi,I from Inc manu-
.nciuroTs with srsa, care. expressly Tor toe reiad
'nde, aud which we can recommend Ia our
'y"scm. O. rs lcue G.st rare articles. ali If which
'w' wiii sell extremely iuN !os cash
Oar oil ca. oncrs unj Inc public, arc respectfully
invited TO cs'l and examine onr stock. and No
.lrdgc ourselves COB sr. as guI no article. uud as
Cheap, os 'Gr u.hcs sure ga Whcrlur, Country
merchants wl.l dp we 10 give %, call .elnre
uf,ma.lg, Ds y.c shall uc enacted ,o sell them
'oIr. g.n snoes by ihc d,.su yrry .uw ios cash
op -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
TS!ONk \.

FHSlE SnhScrib' having r movsd his Eat
IL CAP AND FUR STORE. 20 The larg,
nni com u dIruS roam No Us Main II. Mye,
dporS below his inrmcr stand and neatly onno.
site the Va HJlel, woal rc,?rC fully cali c
ntlen'inn of his trend, ard .u,romeIs general
ly, to nis large onj Sp.enii Stock OF HAS and
Caps ui every vtr'"y and shape ~ vogue o..
County Merchants are invited 10 call aud eX.
anime nv stock pr vipnS 10 going Est, rs
avn determined - vul "A IL IS hv The Case a.
lbHer !atcs lhanlhcy can q Ssib'y he purr based
East o. the Mountains. Cal and exam ~ {
Yourselves a The >i.n of the BIG u ACK
mar ian - y G. MiCALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31

L =! III At !--Jl~i rCce >cd nj he
WN'eIiug shoe slutc. sign a. tho Bn,k
M'mm"'h u a.: .',zrn o' Mou'> vhi,e Pa'm Has
dozen "I Mems "u'orcd Palm Ila'- d.z.u B.y>'
WIN" Palm Has. > dzru Bow c.i'd Palm Has 1
81 zen inirns Palm Has. Al ofwr,h wiI nc
sold very l"" i,r cashtar lGJ' ODD - HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
CATION no ALL.

, LET ALL .i#E WORLD AXE NOTICE
| AND BE C. AKEFUL NOT TO BUY TIE
! taNGAR COATED)IMPR INDIAN
/ NEGhI ABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has ~ II thr wa ITEM Signature OF The on,
stnli Inventor aud paten,ee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
/ nose rltasanl Pills possess puweis 10 opCn
All 'Hr natural dfainS ~ The >YSiGm- viz. The
/ Lungs KIDNEYS. SKIN #. BOIDELS-
/ nrUgiiu UNaN wN IN he ptacilce at iu,iIr,pc.
ana 81. cuNp.tte ha> been their t.iImlb uyrl
a. other u.raiciues. that many hove tesn led
lo suppose lhey con ain some pUwc I!ul iHtnrra':
| bHl urun examination by DIS Chiffon, Eau,
do'ph, Huntington and Others, this supCUslJIon
Is a. once proved q be gjouudl,Ss.
S'.d ~ New YORK, at the principal Office
10 Greenwich street, also by Rush'on s Co,
BIO dway corner q: Iltn street.
Pd"phlct, 10 be had ol 5scnts eraiiS.
\ B.-Pet,unS Viii also notice n the top la
bel an engraved lndIan hguIe, cross ed wi'h fin.
cd mint.
The genuine may also be bouoh, with Sore,y
/ al ID Gulun'>, corner at y very aud GranC
rect, aud Ms Hays, 1872 Fulton -trreI Bronx.
| ,yn. nj u Pcctal'ie store, throughout the
/ u II q So .'rS
SUGAR COATED PILLS " DISEASE
NJ Re- EVIDENCE
WH NIL. OF tn firm ui GTIcy g. Hin
4fA 100 Broadway, SAWS the sugar Cpated
indian Vrgeia,ic Pills are superior to any 10,
Ia, ever taken liz vie has found them de
I %. iui and 'llica,ious.
Miss - CGLAs,, corner Walker and LUDLOW
sii",s, ha, tr,u cured at pm N the E,sd
aiWie>> oi Irli. aud dIzEintsS II lpgg stand
ils, uy 'h.m Pil..
Mas ia ", al % Henry stree, cured Of
pNio> a"d - mis ol etgh yeas ,lai.rng
NR THIN oi 26i Gree vicb s.,ct. cured
LOT ~ p,.. oi seven yeats ,iau.ug
.a haD. cK', faush.ef sSiaple street, cur
"' of IN ''r, 20 ,b.If " ,f.i iu.ui.
iIF Eg~I TT. fs...H|.. ..,s.t ..f q
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VIRGINIA
Samuel Sitisg's adm. Complainant J

1ASNEl ~ "a
Samuel sitss's adm. Complainant J
49, In ChGnesry
Lewis Walker 6 oiher4, y. Pendants \
Tn ME C''cait S"pe6i0r court Of Lao anl Chaneery
foy Ohm uefg.
2 /. URSUANV To decree Of The said Court pro.
"a nouuCeA "a the above named ,ausr on The
l5h day ui Fcnru,ry 1915. the undersigned,
dewly tor Peter YuFuall. sheriff uC soid counrynnd
aching as commissioners IA jhs b half will sell on
" MAY, ne second day If June lSI5. AT public
nucuun 10 ne highest binder, at the front door Of
thr court house of ONO county; lois numbered
thirteen, iourteCn, fifteen and sixteen. U3 lil5
and 80 iu square numbered fourteen "a y in
| Spiire & Rcmc's addition to South Wheeling,
commonly known a. Rrchic town.
The above nntned iuis ar suiIicicncy To satisfy
tho compliments demand aud cosis of suit will u,
sold "n credit at siT. iue!ue aud eighteen months
from tho day al sale, IN equal inslalments. tho
! purchaser ar Purchasers giving bonds with good
security, hcnuug interest from The day Of sale and
the iItc TO cc retained a further security until
! the whole ni The purchase money be paid,
| w MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff csm'r.
nm Of lm IL +
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samuel sprgss adm. Complainant
ps. : In Chamery
Thcnns Jones & Others. Defendants J
4, ,he Ci,cpu superior court u LaWand ehanee'y
fl Ohio County
Z PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the said Court. pro-
nounced in The nhuvc named cause, on the
ooh day "f Fehruiry lSiJ The undersigned a
depuiy for Peter Yaua'l and acting Commissioner
in u is behalf Viii s,l an the second day Of Juno
1915 NJ public aucton, to tho highest bid Ter. y.
The front duuT oi The Cum h.usc Ul Ohio countnt
lois numbered oui eight q and o. in square
numbered fifteen. Uj) IN Sprigg s. R,iche's adds
ION To South Wheeling, commonly known as
h.ichicluwu,
The above named lots. or n suiliciency TO satisfy
the cor, ainaMis, claim, with inicrnsi and COSTS Of
suit. will be sold on "A credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months irnui the dag of sale, in ,qnal
us'aImcnls; tie purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with f1nd security, hearing interest from tho
day Of sale, orA he Tile be retained n, further
security until Tho whole ur The purchase money IS
rai!. W MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff aud
ap 26 I'm + Commissioner.
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George Ksi.au,


George Ks,slu.
IS i"N'''
Ad''S- IInislaulrr
la hr c. CO., Sogesior Court Of IL 'r ena |"1"''s
FER Ohio c~usiy.
r = URSuANr. 40 n decree made IN me au"N'
y caust ou tho 1,h day OF February 1919
CAll. o. he IN day at july nvxl, ITO q me eeios
nT"e'-l 10 sell. at pub'c auction to tho
Of oti0cony. ,,e Tract a., -, ~ HE hill mention
en- "a" Same heinz tho sccord island nbovo iho
E"nih oi Gienh's Run IA ,he Clh,o rNef; One third
"' The ruicho'c money To b. paid IN hand, and tho
residue IN six icpnIhs from the day of SALE The por-
cha'ef giving bSnd with good security for the
deferred a,mvui. tearing inter ~ from the day
sale. w MITCHELL, ID. 5. for
may ~ PErER YAaNALL. ; o c, Commissiontr.