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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
Commissioners Sale Of ! and,
NEAR lXNCllRIIlkls.

Commissioners Sale Of and,
NEAR LYNCHBUlkG.
PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Hastings Court OF
L Lynchburg, in the suit Of "Anlhony vs. Mosby
and all the undersigned, special commissioner, ap'
pned for the purpose will proceed 10 SELL on the pre-
misses, 10 the highest bidder, Friday, the 3ls Janua-
~, lS45 if fair if not, the next fair day thereafter,
Sundays excepled,) that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Winston's Hill, near the town Of l.yncbnrg.
formerly owned by Mr.. &. Anthony, and purchased by
A. D. Duke. CONSUMING between
ESQ and ego acres.
being thai portion of the whole tract ,emainmg after
deducting lao aces thereof sold by said a. Is. Duke IL
Mr.. John Percival.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit Of and mon,hs for equal parts OF the rnr-
chase money, The purchaser giving bond and good secu
NY. and the title retained as further security.
The tile this Land is believed 10 be unqnesIlona
bic, hut the undersigned. selling commissioner, will
convey such e only, vested in him by the decree
Aiaesad. &. l.. MOSBN, Com'r.
Jan. l6 1917.
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RS. GARDENERS Balssm of Livoswort.
Na Th,mpson's Life PIeseryer," Peas llourhond
Candy. Juubc Paste. Shsrman's Cough Lozengrs. and
Choreh's Cough Drops. supply Of the above vslua.
Bile remedies Tor sale by JOHN IL. SEAf.
Jan. 2 Is
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1,I,OyEi, Seed.

CLOVER SEtED.
~ BUSHELS Mountain Clover Seed OF the best
JJ quality, part Of which consignment for sale
low for cash. .
BRYANT, TiNSLEY s LANINDER.
Ian. IL
Grocery NM6 ('ONaNliSStON HNSt.
IteSS.
ITAIING leased Of Mr. Richard Tyrce, that large
and curn,,odluus brick building lately erected by
hln On the canal, prepared 10 do general
COMMISSION AND EOKN ABIDING
BISEV'ESS.
And any business entrusted 10 care shall receive
our strict attention. One Of the partners viii attend
,oe Tobacco breaks regularly. Liberal cash advances
made On all produce IN hand. large supply Of
GR o { T. Il + s,
Together with Rock and Ground PLASTER contn>
ualy ON hand, STEPrOE & TALIAFEkRO.
REFERENCES:
r. Tyre, Buwles s. AGREE,
II. DAVIS. }. g. Meem,
Miller & Ruckrr, Adams & Wilknson,
McDanlel & McCorkle, Ru. Cawthon.
Geo. Bashy, d. Pey,on, Richmond.
Jan IL Is
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coffee, Plaster, sc.

CONec, Plaster, sc.
on BAGS PRIME GREEN RIO COFFEE.
W. 20 tons .unp Plaster.
Is bills No. 8 fat Macarel.
/ bale fresh Hops
3 eases lsinsass for Jellies.
$ bales heavy "a Shlrtings.
GA Sheeiinos.
Receiving per barges kana~ha aud Pioneer, aud for
sale very low, for cash or barter, by
GEO. BAGBY.
JAM l6 is
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

VIE subscribers having taken Store on Main Street.
s,s "eH; door to Henry Sumper would inform the Gil
auv ~ VI Lynchoug that they prepared 10 ait upon
ABOyE LINE OF BUSINESS,
Wv" iona may favor them with a call.
ma, lucy VIII be notified all times Of aay change that
hay axe place in the Fashions; aud all WIN paronlze
s, VIII be sure Of having their wouk done in the la
deviation. 'e' :" SUM- Ae'"'s' Gao" '"' ~
Jan. Is ""' :.
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CAPITAL. 800,

flee No 67, Wall street. This company insurcs
uildings IN general, Merchandise Household fnrni-
nre. and every description ot Personal Property. against
loss or damage, by fire.
The subscriber Is prepared III receive. and sociis
pca,ions for Insurance In this Company. from the c
zersof l.yuchbnrg and Of the surrounding country.
A. II. AKMlSrEAD, Sub Agent.
Dec2 IL
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
q virtue ola deed Of trus, executed by A. X. Snead
~ and Of recoId in The clerks office oI Bedford codn'y
'0ur' and tor the purpose Of paying the debt therein
named 10 Thomas A. Holcoube, the undersigned, as
trustee, will be fore the Market House in lynchbnrg, ON
saturday,, 'he l5h Of February next, sell 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, the
IR ACT OF LAND
."m'eyea BY said deed lying it Bedford county, adoln
s '"e lands Of n. l. Manson and Others, or as much
h",;", as ~l pay the said debt. The undersigned
e"e'ss Inc title good, but will convey such title only
40 10 vested in him by said ,rus, deed
JNO. Nj. OTEY, Trustee
jan l6 tl5F
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Adavma milne Candies.
oUPERlOR WAX OR SPERM, FOR SALE
y AT REED & EMMERSONS'
June 3 IL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
ID suthori,y Of two decrees of the circuit superior
- Of law aud chancey Tor Nelson county, pro.
nounccd the 9Th Of Ocober 1874 IN the cnse Of Jno
j. Brown Co.. agains, llarrod D. Scott and o,hers.
and oil Towards sganst tho samr We shall on the let
day Of January nsxt tho PROMISES cell 10 the highest
bidder. the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned ~
said Scott adjoining the 'own VI Iovingston containing
upwards of twenty acres and which there 10 large
A. DWELLING HOUSE. with convsnico,
UNA cut houses. suitable fora professional man.
Shi Terms IL sae.--Six,y dollars in cash, aud
tho balance IN six, twelve aud eighteen
mo'hs IN equal instruments. secured BY hond' with .p
proved security. aud title withheld 4" secure tho ui.
mate ymcnt. CHA'S. PEKROW. c,,.
5. CLAIBORNE, 5
Nov IS III
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FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is further postponed until Monday.
JOHN II. TYREE.
Sdrpiring Trustee.
Jan tx4Mh
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OATlNUANCE.
1VIlE subscriber will continue to keep House Of
L Entertainment al the same place.
l.. BOILING.
Campbell c. H., JAM
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FOR RENT,

TUX KENT,
lg...a AND Immediate possession given, the Iennmen'
ES.,Ti on Main Street, lately occupied by g. Follars
w.. pee 90. as a Shoe Stare. The upper part Is
pyo II AVN Co.
JanI3 " 10
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TOOLS.

TOOLS.
4 NARPENTERS, Backsmith's, Tanners and
~ Ioos OF various kinds 4 qualities, just 10 and
i"f sale low by II. u. 4 W. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 tsf
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OVER COATS AND CLOAkS.
N7E hsvs On hand, q beautiful assortment Of sup.
w Beaver Cloth Over Coats and Clvaks, which We
will sell ., reduced prices. Al.o. large lot Of Vests
very cheap. PARllAM 4 HOPKINS.
jan q 70
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INSURANCE AGAINST TlME.

! NHE subscriber has heen appointed Sub. Agen, y
Il the New York Con,rbu,,o"ship Fire Insurance.
Company,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
slNiiE partnership heretofore existing between tho
l. subscribers is Dissolved by consent. Tho accounts
in The hands Vi l.. Boiling Tor settlement.
f.. BOILING.
L. }. BOILING.
Campbell {. H., Jan. 9
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PONTPO.V'E.ME
III. above sale postponed Until lhnrsi.y tho 10th
d,v If D.cembrr. j. n. TVREE.
Surviving Trustee.
Nov. % I'm
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OV lONSll: y M EMF.
p HHDS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
- Q Porto Rico
% hills. New Orleans Moasscs.
s boxes Coverings double l.oai Sugar.
90 bags Rio Coffee.
For sale low. by
G. y f.. G. McCLANAifAN.
Jan, j3 ~
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

by Air. ilohson, that she COMMITTEES of Prop 'si,iou
and Grievances inquire int" thu espedeucy VI establish
ing warehouse r the naecl"n ii Tobacco" aa tl'r lam
Of Edward W Suns in the ,own Vi Ca Ira IN tho
~ VI Cumberland.
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Dec. 8
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-14

0~The following beautiful Address was
delivered by the Hon, HORACE MANN, a,
the first meetingof the Ward School Teach
er's Association at the Tabernacle, New
York. The Address is long-but there is
nothing on which we can lay our hands,
Htpresent, that so lichly deserves place
in our coums. We hope it may be gener.
rally reads
Mr., MANN said that if he was addressing
any other audience-one of Legislators or
judges, or those socieVies who have gone
out on missions Of benevoence over thp
earth, he should exhort them to do all in
their power to preserve the innocence,
purity and happiness which men yetletain,
and which they brought with them from
childhood. But in addressing body Of
teachers have different duty to perform
they seek for anlido.es and safeguards
rather than remedies; they save from guilt
rather than avenge it.
Lock atthe great spectacle of humanity!
how helpless is it when first landed on the
shores of time! utterly unable to distn-
guish between its blessings and its bane.
Circumstances, chances, caprice, and worse
than all, false example, seize humanity,
and leads them by hundreds and thousands
into folly and vice! Years roll on and they
wander wider and wider from the paths
OF innocence and virtue! and they are suf-
fpred to'wander; and from ignorance, apa-
thy and something worse, no effort seems
to be made TO bring them back, until their
bad habits rise to gigantic forms of evil and
they put on the Gorgon to 6ght society,"
Then follows crime after crime; and the
officers of justice step in and with the pri-
son and the rope seek to terriy man from
dong evil. The Clergy pursue another
PIan-others pursue other plans, and hap
py they are if they can bring one soul back
from the paths Of sin, however late in the
day it may be before they made the effort.
But, oh! how scared and cut and mangIed
all over with the wounds of The degrada-
tion, are the poor creatures thus arrested
In their wretchcd careeE
But The teacher stands at the gate Of life!
He does not wait till the journey is half
finished before he points to the goal, and
interieres 10 save the health Of body and
mind. He aiures to virtue by its beauty,
rather than deters from its vice by its deior-
nifty. In the teachers are centered all our
hopes for our country for the stability of
its lnetitutions--for it's noble example to the
nations OF the earth, and fol all that is
lovely and of good report IN its men and
its women.
Education may be divided into two parts
mental and physical-and mental may
be subdivided into two, viz: intellectual
and moral; and these again into that which
includes our duty to God, which is reIig.
ous' and that which includes our duty to
man, which is moral. There are various
other subdivisions; but all are two.fuld,
there is also to lie considered most especa.
ly the nature OF the party to be acted upon,
and the means or mode of acting upon il.
And it is exceedingly difficult conecu, to
define so important subject.
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THE PIONEERS.

BY CHARLES A. JONES.
Where are the hardy yeomen
Who bat,Ied for this land,
And trode these hdar old forests,
A brave and gallant band!
Oh. know ye where they sInmber
No monument appeats,
For Freedoms pilgrims to draw nigh,
And haIIow with their tearSt
Or were no works of glory
Done in the oIden time!
And has the west no story
or dcathIess deeds sublimel
Go ask yon shining river,
And it will tell tale
or deeds OF noble daring,
Will make thy cheek grow pale:
Go ask yon smiling valley,
Whose harvest tIooms 70 fair,
Vt will tell thee a sad story
OF the brave who sIumber there:
Go ask yon mountain, rearing
It's forest crest 50 high;
Each tree upon its summit,
Has seen warrior die,
They knew no dread of danger,
When rose the Indians yell;
Right gallantly they struggled,
Right galIantly they fell:
From AIIephany's summit,
To the iarthest western shore,
These brave mems Ionps are living
Where they persisted in thrir gore;
And not single monument
Is seen in all the land,
In honor Of the menory
OF that henoir band,
Their bones were left TO whitpn
The spot where they were slain;
And were We now toserK Them,
They would lie sought in vain.
The mountain cat has feasted
Upon them as they lay;
Long, long ago they mingled,
Again with other clay:
Their very names are dying,
UnConSPcrate hy fame,
In oblivion they siulnber,
Our glory and our shame.
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''','''' axe" ir'aNo"f bt'Wt"n means lld
nus '"'" i '"''""' "'HI u "e use the
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@1 ~. ,L ' .'" 10 ~ '"oH. "P. ~ ra''y '.'e'--
~ we OK was " gro" Il" 'aSl Ior the Ee-
'",''1, W. 10 '''l ~ u 'oT9 ,9' u" ny Tr'
~" !'"t'' '.' '''',e'. e"-'' "oi,A Ut
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o., q, 'o>' a. ~ "oD' '''T n'S' Ff''N''ri
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Mental adVancemenis are IN an inverse
ratio to the age OF mar; und alter twenty
I'VE years 0, age lhrre is seldom any mod
ihcatloh Of Character and alter iorty-hve.
mans ialIL and his philosophy ara bayOrd
the reach OF secondary ranaes; whist in old
age the brain hardens 10 degree Of almost
'nPrrWaNi''ty. AND It may ho llkencd to
nose specimens OF sandstone that "" lind
IN the canhets OF geooslsts, on which are
impressed the footprints OF birus; and so
perfect are they and 30 ndelihly imprinted
thereon, that '"e can tell, not only the cha
rcetrr Of the bird, Hnt which way he was
waking, and whether he was going mp hill
0: down: nay, more-on these tracks arr
also 70 b' seen the hardened rneik; Of rain
drons, and ilom the t.gare c. the indensa-
ton We c.n tell which say the wind blew
when the ram was falling. And yetthese,
once 50 plant, Hre now so hard that rlAe
hall cant penetrate them. Just so plant
Is TIE brain Ct cElIdhood-tIle hne7t, the
E.sts GeH>ate Impressions can re made uo-
On ;'-wh'lst l;so hartenf IN Old age! Ard
what h'dcou~ racks OF thu KITE, and the vo-
uI'' md TIE huZTard We find stamped out
upon Il. and ihtle Isno necessity tor iock'
ing these Ittd" specmens up III calumet,
tF CUrlofIIyi tor the only difficulty Is to.
hnd one without these marks upon IT,
HoG tarmoro desrabIes is it thaI should
/ / A. Il.
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FISHING. Jim, Pre got bite" ~
is It trout, Toni" "NO." %WS ~
"lt's musqnroVT at Is ~"
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Thee hsSrtiOHS, one square, Size
Eoery sObseq0ent insertion, S5
L0TRe' Ones in proportion.
A bberaI discount @iI be givsn 10 hOs
Who adDertiss bB thc year.
~ 329F, Bl'iacm Cards, Handliss
aaI aI o'Acr kinds Of job Work. aeaiiy
doie a. HtiG OGscs agoa Lhe mot rssssaa5is
cram Gtd OntIs shJciea notice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
IL ICE ".
COrncr Of Nam AID H0tr0e Ms, WHEELING, u

Blue Blk 10 do Blnc d, do Brown d"
Green do do Olive do do Black sum
liner cloth do do brown do do do
lCToaiing coating do d, Ftcnch Dradiin do
Summer Twecds do 10 Summer clio do
French linen iu White and brown do Cling,
nam do calico chiniz do and a thousand o:her
lkinds not yet named.
PANTS-Biaok Cashmere. bluc blk CASHMERE.
l,lue cashmere. plain and fancy French case imere.
mi IN fact, an assortment iLat embraces every
lyle and qualify OF material
V STS-Of all qualities. fashions and color
nd n very geriecl assortment OF Stocks. Collars.
Bos'ms. SHIFTS. Drawers. Sdspenders RS, Gloves. Hose
md Half Hose; fancy satin AID ELK cava 8 and
lScarfs.
In presenting the above for the favorable crnsid
ration of my old friends and customers. I ran
ssure them. that ! am fully prepared To furnish the
most fashionable work To measure, or very desirable
'loihing ready made. Being confident Of givin,
General satisfaction. Customers aud the public
generally are respectfully invited 10 call and KAN.
] ue my stock. may 81 Sir CE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large and
Beautiful siock of Spring aud simmer G. ,ods.
which ] Will sell on The pay down principle, far
cheaper than was ever bcloic offered FIR sale in itis
GUY. consisting in par, OF French aud English Broad
Cloths. Of the most beautiful styles and qualities.
French. English md American double and single
nailed Fancy md Plain Cassimeres or these
articles a splendid assortment. anc1 ua!led by tny
establishment in This city
SUMMER GoOOS-A full a,sor,mer nj, Of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods, consisting in par, os
follows: Summer ''meeds. French L,ncn Dt,l,
Granting Coating. Plain and Fancy Gambroons.
Linen Check. irish Linens. blk summer cloths
hrk Dradiia. blk Bombnzincs; Meriao Cassimcres.
pam French Linen, Fancy r cnch Linen, striped
Cronkins. Blue Drills: together with any onon,,,y AZ
The various kind OF light goods for Coats and Pants.
vESTfNGS-Brk satin. Gg'd do. 6g'd Shally.
hsd Marssilles. fis'd Silk. fg'j Mohair. fad Linen
ana Silks. Fine and fancy light saiins; oil new
style and Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
a well assorted stock Black Frock nnd D.ess Coois
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
STRAW BONNET DEPOT

FhN N AND STAPLE DRY
GOOD STORE.
No22l Baltimore 81, 4 doors East of CbarleSS,
BALTIMrRE.
SALMON & SMALL, manufacturers and
~ Deaie's in Straw Goods, having greatly
enlarged and e tended their eSia6f shnrbi 81
as To Offer superior facilities Tor The Transaction
OF an increased business, Io>pecifully inform
'heii lfIendS and customers, thar ihey are now
lally receiving supplies OF FRESU SPRING
FOODS particularly in the Straw Bonnet ami
Millinery department, as Devon Straw Bon
nets, village Hood, Florence BRAID B tnne :
very large as or ment, Transparent and Lace
Neapoiitan Bonnei>, English Saiin SIGaw.psp.
stable and Ruiiand, MOdeha and every other
description OF White AMI Frey Stra~ Bon.
nets; lnianl'S HAS at Leghorn, Florence BRAID,
Albert and Rutland; G MP and Hair Edg,ng>'
Saim Wrapped Wire, Foundations. Crowns
Leno, Willow, Straw Cord, Glue, with eyery
atticle IN the Millinery line.
DRY GOODS.
They will also receive from The AuC,ionS and
from The Eastward daily, during The season,
ne Newest and Richest styles of Ribbons
Dress silks, Spring CHIMES, Ombra silk
Shawis, Cashmere and Thif er do. French
Lawns Linen Canbric " ks, Hosiery Gloves.
r''h large asspTInenl OF Domesuc Goods and
ii 'uSt Keeping articles. which, hey will sell as
low a. any Oiher b use in The UnioD. and ON
the most accommpdatIDe terms
"na' I-oow g. SNnI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
James Nj Stephenson,
rs. In Chanccrv

5a"'es Nl cieIHchsOu,
In Chancery.
The adm'rs d heirsofJames Pbdua.
PURSUANT with L decree rendered i'm this
cause. at the Sept, mber term 1874. OF the
Circnii Superior Court for The county of Tyler; |
VIII sell al public auction, Oh the Cd Monday In
June neat. (Ihui being Court day. at The door OF
the Court house of said county, q tract Of 600 acres
OF land situated ON McK'm's Fork OF Middle Island
creek in said county. The sale will be made on
The Terms following. that is 10 say: one sixth Of The
purchase money 10 be paid in hand and The res
mainder in one, two and three years from The day
oi sale, The purchaser 10 give bonds bearing interest.
with good security for The payment of The deferred
Instruments. For n more PARTICULAR description of
the SAID land, reference is had To the papers lied in
'uv cause. y.S RaA..pp
may &c WuLLAM.oN. IT
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MARQUIS OF FASHION.
e. kAMMERER

Il. NE CHANT TAIL OR.
AT raE Son OF rmE MARQUIS OF FASHION
IPPOSiTE The Virginia Hotel. and nex, door
~ South Of MCbELLAs's BIG RET BOOT. re-
sPsossHy ihfotms his friends and Tho pu bile, thu,
ne U. constantly receiving sleek Of superior Cloths.
Ssss'mese.; Cassinei,t Jeans, Summer Cloths;
cs'hme'e''eei Linens, DrlIingsI Gumbroons, Checks;
&c. &C.
vESTINGS-Siik; suin; Cashmere, MarseilI.,.
Ss'encias; DC. Shiris; Collars; Sucks; and eycry
variety Of Goods for Senilcmen's wear Please
awe him . call. and You will find that he can supply
st les cost Than any other es'ablishmeni.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
"a very large assortment all kinds Ready Made
C'"'n'ng on hand. To suit every description Of Gus
'omer. Please call aud you will to, go away DIS
"r" may 3
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
pY virtue OF a deed of Trust execu'ed by
HD Noah Beymer and his wife TO Inc unde.
signed, | shall sell Al public auction, at The front
dOor of the Court House Of Ohio county. on
Mond,y The fourteenth day April next, The en-.
lire interest OF The said Noah Beginner, (being
one nth, in the Tavern on Nam street IN the
city OF Wheeling, known BY the name OF Bey-
mers Tavein. Terms of Sale Cash.
LEWIS STEENROD,
mar I5-lm Trustee.
The above sale is postponed I'LL Wednesday, MAJ
l4Ih. by consent, of parties. ap Is
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~

THRUST SALE-By virtue Of deed al Trust
Il executed by Hamilton Pollock. bearing dare
on The 18Th day OF May lSi3. ind recorded in tho
clerks Vfi 20 al Tho cOuriy count OF Ohio county. I
shall. on The 2ih day Of May next. proreeI To sell
NJ The front door o { The Court house Uf Ohio comfy,
a certain parcel Of ground. tn wiG the south half OF
lot No l39, situate on ihc East side Of Fourth street.
a few doors North Of Union street. in the city nf
Wheeling. Selliug as rru tee. | shall only make
such tile as IL vested IN me by said iced Of Trust.
np % nj NELSON. Trustee.
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To one md oil ihrous bout the country. we may
say send your orders 10 our Lucky Office, and secure
some OF The Fortunes daily distributed.
Va All orders with the cash or prize tickets
enclosed. Will meet with as much attention os Il
personally applied for. All orders come perfectly
safe by mail
All business entrusted TO mo will meet with
attention and despatch.
Address all orders TO ". l.. Dorsey, Agent for D..
PAINE q CO. Mmagers.
.'sThe drawings will he regularly sem, ~ por.
ehasers by the Wheeling Times, to save postage.
mp "a
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3 OF sIO.OOO-5 OF $4,000,
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

D'"" ss "'ro"s rHruuguUut rUU nrnIIII ~ aIny.
Draws an Tuesdays-Capiial Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; halves so cts. Certificate of
package wholes sl2; halves G; quarters 8.
Draws on Trursdays--Capiial Pdze 81 600.
Whole Tickets 81; halves so cts. Cer,iica,e of
package ~holes sl4; halves Z; quarters 81.
Draws on Sd'urdays--Capial Prize 81 900.
wkoles SID; halves 7.quar,ers 81.