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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

SHOULD PLANTERS SELL THnIR CoTToN
EARLY THIS SEASON l--Thomas AfFlecA
Esq, the able agricultural correspondent o.
the New Orleans Commercial Times, uses
the following language in reference to the
propriey of planters selling their crops ear.
ly during the present season. He says:
have more than once remarked that
should greatly regret seeing cotton go up to
an inflated price. But at the same time il
is great FOLLY for any planter to aHop his
present short croptO be sold until he knops
hoU great The failure is likely to be. A suC
iicient number will be compelled to sell ear
ly, as is always the case.'
In view of all the circumstances we
think the above remarks worthy the consid.
Grafton of planters.
At first it was supposed by many that the
cry about short crops was raised by panic
makers who, at the first appearance of the
worm' sounded an unnecessary alarm
But it has now become evident that the va.
rlouS reports respecting the injuries, which
Inc destroyerS were committing, were we'll
the rumors, supposed to have
been false, have now become STARTLING
ruths' Look to the receipts, at New Or. |
eans' Of the crop of this year compared
with the receipts of last year at correspon.
ling dates. The New Orleans Price Cur.
'ent OF the 18th inst. says: The com.
'aratIve receipts Of new crop to this date
ire one thousand and thirty ;fUe bales against
'ce"ty-tuo thousand GUe hundred bales last
,ear."
The general backwardness orthe crop in
has doubtless occasioned to some
xtentthis unparalleled falling off, yet, it is
mainly attributable to the destruction com.
litted by the worms.
AT the last accounts from Europe the
,otton Market was in firm and healthy
ondItIon, and this state of things existed
'ithout knowledge of the probable ex. /
mt OF the deficit in the present crop a
When the truth therefore, of the failure
lall have become fully established, there
IN be no doubt, unless there is some DOW.
fol counteracting cause which is now un.
en, that towards the latter part of the sea.
on there will be an advance in prices. =
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

GEN. SPEIGHT in a letter recently pub.
lished in the Aberdeen Advertiser defends
his vote on the River and Harbor bill and
declares that he believes that unjust and
anti-democratic measure constitutional
Nothing better could have been expected
of a man who has proved so recreant to his
duty since his election to the United States
Senate, more especially during the past ses-
sion of Congress. He seems to have for.
gotten the will Of his constituents, regard.
ing only the dictates of avorite political
leader. Some Of the democratic journals
because he claimed to be democrat we
supposed have hitherto attempted to defend
his course, but now not voice is heard in
his defence, he has even taxed their charity
to too great an extent--he has at last COM
mitted a fault which they will not cover up.
There are none SO poor to do him rever-
ence. All unite in cOndemning his course.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
The foreign news by the Britain

MIA.
On our first page will be found brie
summary ofthe foreign intelligence brought
over by the Britannia. Since it ha.
been in type, we have received more com.
plete accounts-though not of very i'm.
portant character.
SPAIN.-On the Goth July Mr.. Washing.
ton Irving was receivedin private audience
by the Queen of Spain and took leave as
Ambassador from the United States. Mr..
K. M. Saunders, the new Minister, was re-.
ceived by the Queen two days afterwards.
IRELAND" The split" says the New
Orleans Delta, between the Irish repeal.
ers has been consumated, O'Connell has
used his utmost endeayors to break down
the Dublin Nation, one of the abest Irish
journals. "Smith O'Brien stands boldly in
its behalf and in favor of Young Ireland"
The Potatoe crop in Ireland the present
year threatens to be greater than it was
last year.
The British Possession Bill, granting the
Colonies the privilege of abolishing duties
discriminating ia favor of British and against
foreign manufactures, has passed. The lib.
eral, free trade policy is now in the ascend.
ant in England brighter day has dawn.
I'd upon her people.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

| UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. }
SOUTHERN DIsTRIcT or MISSISSIPPI,
To November Term 1916,
William Cotton,
Planters Bank Of Mississippi. Ve0d' eSP'
RY virtue of The bove stated writ Of
- alias Vendiioni Exponas to me dIreC.
tee, from the Hon Circuit Court Of the
United States, for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, will sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, for cash. on the second
Monday, the 9Th day of October, 1916,
within the hours prescribed by law, before
the Court house door, in The town Of Ben
on, Yazoo county, Mississippi, the follow
ing described properly, to wit:
West half of north wee quarter Of Sec.
ion 7, Township 8; north bali g. west half
of he south west quarter, and the west half
OF the halt o. the south west quarter ol Sec
ton g. I wnshlp 8; and the east half Of
The south essl quarter of SecIior 9, Town
-hp 9:and the east halt of The nmIh west
Q larler Of Section 5, and The west half Of
he north cas- quarter, and The sUuih half
If the east halt Of The south west quarierOf
Section 5, and the north half of the west
'a foilh north west quarter. and the north
lalI Of the west half OF the north east quar-.
er Of Section 8, and the south half Of the,
'AsI hall Of the south west quarter Of Sec
ion 5, and lots Nos. 9 g. 3 of Section 81,
md the north half of wesl half o. The south
vest quarter nj Saction r all in To,vnshin
}, Range 2 west, and lying in the county
t Yezoo, Site Of Mississippi.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
be President, D rsctors g. Company Of Ihs
'lanIers Bark Of Mississippi, and will DO
old 10 satisf, the Abnve stated case and all
Osl. THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal Sou. Bet. Miss.
Bv his Deputy, RIcH'D FLETCHER.
Sep. Str. lS40. 4S.5.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
ADV ERTLS EMENTS.
Charcoal Road.
WORKING MEN MAVTED.

WORKING MEN WANTED.
" NHE Subscribers having taken contract
on the road from Greenwood to Car.
,"l on to charcoal The same, want to hire
Ft'y Iaborlng men, white or black, who
are good hands to chop, role logs or dig;
Tor which good wages IN cash will be paid.
Mcconnell 81 BRO TIER,
PETER SCISLOFF.
Greenwood, Sept 5 b, 1916. 46 St
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
Appointments by the President

Appointments by the President
Tho Washington Union makes the 81
lowing announcement;
George Bancroft. Of Massachuse is to b
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni
potenliary Of the United States. to Great
Britain.-Eiee, Louis McLane re called al
his own request.
John Y. Mason Of Virginia, to be Secre-
tary Of the Navy Of the United States, vice
Geo. Bancroft resigned.
The Union states that Mr.. Bancroft will
embark for London at the earliest opportu-
nhy,Sand that Judge Mason will act as At
torney General, ad interim, until his sue.
ceSsOr shall be appointed and qualified.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
'OBITUARv

|
! Rarely has the relentless arrow If d.,
f struck down a victim whose loss S;;;II
more seriously lamented by his numS 'S 70
friends and connections, than has besn
perlenced in the recent death of Dr. Ca,.i
Lea OF this county, who died at bis Nv.
dence on Thursday the 10th inst. az '''
short but painful illness Of five days i a
39th year Of his age. The pen of h. 10
logist, has been so often EMPLOYED j. a' W.
toIling the virtues Of the dead. ibo. "a
shrink from the task of doing Justice - ", W.
memory ofdeparted worth. Ofthe decas. ,uV
those who knew him long, will esI%
void that his sudden departure from 10 Lux 'u0
made in society, But this sorrow :, 10 naS
and sincere, though it may be, is asn." oTP
compared with that which, must be "a, H.
those who stood nearer and dearer n ~,
in the closer relations of life. As : H..
band and father, his devotion to his 6mN,
was incessant and untiring; as a maSls,
he was kind and humane; and in ali n.
transactions, with the world, his acts ws,a
stamped By the most scrupulous honesty
Cut off in the midst of his usefulness ".
cannot but regard this affecting bereave.
ment as one OF those inscrutabe dispensa.
tons of Divine Providence, which while !,
brings sorrow and heart.rending grief 10
some, it isa solemn warning to all that NAV
not must not, be disregarded M.
DIE D in this place, on "Wednesday
evening last, the 10Th inst, Mrs. LOUpi.
consort Of Mr.. N. D. LINK, aged % years
and months.
In the death of this amiable lady. SOCIETY
has experienced void that cannot be filled
and fond and afeclionate husband loss
irreparable. As wife she was all thai
God in his bounty ever bestowed upon man.
AS mother, Nature never gave to offspring
more atiecllonate parent. As a friend,
the sacred ties Of trienship once formed
hey remained unseyered save by dealh.-
As an acquaintance she possessed all those
lmlable aud bright qualities that win the
heart, and render the desire Of a yet better
knowledge Of their pOSSesSor, more lervent
rs we'll as lasting. Mrs. l.. has left Two
title children, the youngest about four
weeks old, to struggle through the vicissi.
udes Of this life without the guiding hand
md instructing voice Of a mother.- VIM.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
Tailoring! Tailoring!

" lie undersigned would beg leave TO
announce 10 the public generally, that
be has Opend a shop, 70 The house on maia
street occupied by ]. Hagman. with The
intention u Carrying on The TAILORING
BUSINESS 70 al rs uariOus branches--
cutting, m king, mending &c. lie pledges
himself 10 execute all work entrusted to
bon with nealuess, durability and 10 he.
most approved and Fashionable style.
C. m. HELMK AMP.
YszOo city, Aug. 25, 1876. 46-5l
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

The Memphis papers contain accounts
Of hOrEid murder which was committed
at a camp meeting in the neighborhOod Of
that place recently. The bloody deed was
committed within ten feet of the altar.
while the congregation were engaged in
prayer
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

Professor Dew Of William d Mary Col.
lege Virginia, died in Paris few days pre-.
viOus to the sailing of the steamer Britain.
MIA.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

SMITHSONIAN INsrrrUrrov.-Am.;,-;,,.
Of the Regents Of The Smithsonian In,,i,u.
ton assembled at Washington CITY on ,bs
9Th inst, with the intention Of orqanizipr.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

AR McLANE arrived in New York on
4he' 9th inst The papers of that city an
n0Ance that the Chamber Of Commerce,
the GommOn Council and the Merchants,
ipmsdiately On his arrival, adopted meas
uTes TOR making bis say agreeable.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

MrssOURr.-Tbe New Constitution adop.
ted by the Missouri convention. has been
rejected BY the people Of that State by a
large majority.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

HoNOR 70 WHOM HONOR Is DUE.-In
several Ofitke Louisiana papers. No have
Tead'With pleasure, notice, Of barbeeues
and festivals Of various kinds given in hon.
Orof The volunteers Ofthas State, who have
roesnhy retained from the campaign on the
RE Gnnds.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

keFEgoKE-GOy. OWsley Of Kennedy,
aasFemoEed Benjamin Hardin from che Of.
zee Of Secretary Of STATE, and appointed
+se Kincaid 70 81 the station.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
To Hire.

NEGRO girl and boy TO hire, TIE girl 1,
q aged about u ysars Toe boz sbout iO.-
APPLY al IBIS nee.
sept. IL, 1876. or
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

The Fall races over the Nashville Tenn.
Course are to commence on the 9th of DC.
tOber.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

GEN. QUITMAN's BLIeADE is composed
Of the Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama
Regiments.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

GEN. JAMES II. HAMMOND has been sug-
gested as a suitable YelSon to represent the
State ofSouth Carolina in the United States
Senate, in view of the probable resigna-
ton of the Hon. George McDufie.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

GEN. DUR GREEN has established a
cotton factory at Falmauth Virginia.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23

VERMoNT.-SO far has heard from the
wing candidate for Governor of this State
was running ahead Of his competitors, but
it was not supposed he would be elected by
the popular vote.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
SOUTHERN DIsTRcT or MIssIssIPPI,
To November Term 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

DURSuANT To- Tie dccrcc pronounced u 10,
sir 90 Chanc'ry %, thc I'LL la; nl JI, uay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
ritIfS'r SNtE

pursuance OF deed Of trus' from Elijah g. Jescs
- ana thafl"'lc lis VIE. Ia me- dated Dccc,ntcr "A
c'S' ehd recorded an The Clerks oh,c uf a., t,,,,
lVi ON" county, IN deed iOOk. No. - ace 81 /
s. on saturday, the seth DAY Sentrtn or ls,G .ii
pniic auction To the highest ard lest bidder a no
uVor OF The Court House for Ohio Csuutv Tie ,l
living dcserited oerty. viz: Lots No 81 snd "a in
e square No Z, aud undivided half of io.s No >
NI IN square No >. The general plot OF the add,t-
-, S' Oat hy Samuel Sprigg Snd John Riohe. 10 that
pS, " te city oi hcciinr allied South Wheeling
ou1i1uh Is commonly called Ruche-own
, tn' love property will tc sold the follow ing
,, w IMo hundred dollars together with an a.
ouhi sufficient 10 tay all costs aud CHARGES viii lie ~
ae 70 te rsid IN Cssh. the remainder In three equal
,r,t eyhcniS TIE interest TO lie paid quarterly. Sep
"oe, 10 lie given fur prncils aud interest 10 lie Sc
',N =" the satisfaction % the trustee.
in - 80 sell az the same time and place. lot No IL
a. s' W nee ing, corner Of John and FiTh sfrcc.s-
'"'' 'ssh' aug - DAN'L G. LIST Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TcfEMALE SEMINARY -rhe Fcma'c Seminar, ,
=. North Wheeling, conducted by Mrs. Wallace vii
on TIE last Monday n August u ~ very Important ihs
Nlwho intend sending their children ANY tine durin
hc term, should have them in sc hool on the ~, dsv
ue Term None viii lie received for shoucr rcrio ths
OF - weeks \ piauo i,rr hss l,cr troc,,,I m
The o the schooi ard hc services OF am aScompIshe
teacher. itceS usual. For lessons the Piano
aud for Experiments Chemistry aud Naiursl Phioso
phl, there viii u al extra charge
Tue course Of Studies intendcd for The Institution FOL
the present, - = follows;
PRIMARY notwithstanding. Wiring. Spelling
Atun cue Geography History OF the United states.
u NlOR CLNSS.-Aicchrs, Geometry, English Gram
mar. Elements ct History tie use OF an Ancient II
las and Historical Chart Geography the Heavens. Bot
SENIOR CLAsS.-rhy sioloqy Rhetoric. Natural Phi.
losophy. Chemistry Intellectual Philosophy. Geology.
Moral Science Evidences OF Christianity, analogy OF
Natural and Revealed Religion
Additional studies win lie given those who wish
more extended course. The French Language will lie
The following testimonials in favor of Miss T. Ad.
ans who IS lie employed IN tins institution teacher.
ktNYoN CoLLECE. June -, 1916.
Rev. VIM. Wallace, SiT-l lake pleasure IL informing
YOU that have long lccn acquainted with Miss Emily
Adams - member Of the Church under my pastoral
care aud can tcar witness tha she IL lady Of auiShc
manners aud pious AID exemplary department. Miss \.
was also pupil and hes for some years tocn tcSc
that excellent Institution the Granville Fena'e Seminary
great confidence that now recommend cr poss, ssng
the requisite talents and quac ions for The position
Which AOu have called err Very respectful H. vuirs,
"A. BRONSON. Pres. ofKenyon Col'e e.
GRASyILLE, .. June -. u.
IL affords me great pleasure o hc ehie Ia
iuly la The above recommend, tio1 OF Pres. Bro
w. 4. FRENCH. Faster OF =. Luke'S Church.
Granville, -. June p, 1876.
From the acquaintance have hocIi able form with
Miss Adams. cccruly The - ou.inc.t-
Ia. ions. JACOB LITTLE. rcs'u! OF Granville
Prcs''N tcriau Church.
GGANVILIr, -. June -. is4G.
Miss l. Adams has for three years a>t tcsn connected
wiH Tins institution teacher and chcerlully
concur IN tine a'ovc recommends ions.
\. SANFORD, Rector .. Granville /. Seminary.
Granville, q. July -, $50.
Rev. Nm. Wallace, Sir-Ihis u ccIttty that we
have lcci acquainted with Miss Emily Adams irE-
cher la thc Granville Female Seminary Cor several yCaS,
and consider her cuiucitiy qua fled r such station
llENgy CARE. ias o! Bap'. Oh FrclOIie, Lcknl 60 -
T. CATER trot OF NAH < M. Phi 3. Granville col.
Rev. DAVID H. SNAWIZ, NJ T. Ch. Ian, G-cr Iari'd co
Rev. Is. -. FEEOvsoN, of VI. 4. Church W. Chester q.
TO al whom n m0y concern do csruCs'ly recon-.
mend Emily Adams qualified la inn instruct ION 90
classes N the principles o! ,he Frchc Language =d well
worthy al conudc JAMES &. BLAIR.
B,cudun. july :. lSl1. wGd7W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
TRUST SALE OF LOlS EAST
NlIlIlI

E2 virtue OF deed Of trust, excited hv John Gil
~ christ Tearing date ON THE 18th day Of May s4I
elu recorded ia he CLERKS office Of the County Court
% Ohio county, IN Deed Book No ~ rage 1871 shsil
on me eh day oi SopenIi er new, proceed a. pub
nc sac al me mont door OF the Court House of Ohio
ed ia zone hundred aud forty four aud the one unvi
ued hrd part OF Lot No. 30. (wo undrcd aud fbriv
ad The last half of Lot No. 2I two hundred and tbir
V"ne) IN East Wheeling; i've per of the purchase
money 10 lie prd in hsd aud the residue ia two equal
payments al one and two nom the day sac the
purchasers giving bonds and good security. hearing in
crtst rom the day OF sale. Selling trustee shall
only make such title vested in hy said decd of
must NJ H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
DIR WJNANS',
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE


BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION in all its various forms, CoLps, Nsrm
" NA, BEoNCmIIs, CIRCUIT, Whooping Cough, spit
ting OF Blood, Difficulty of Breathing Pains in the
side and BrCas' Influenza. LIVER COMPLAINTS &c
Wild Cherry fully established every section of thc
country by It's in curing the most
Scs OF The foregoing class of diseases.
In almost every instance where IL has hCcn ptrScvc
in II hes effected radical Although ia many ca.
this lai~-": .~,ti e'fi immediate relief least
tFccicd 10 work miracles, by curing all in short time
or tO rcs'orc health 20 frame tia; has been prey to
fell disease for years.
Besides there May Stages Of the same disease
thai II - impossible for any physician determine the
quantity OF medicine required To eradicate H. different
periods and forms requiring different quantities; hence
IN some cases, single hottie is suihcien; while oihe
will require Three or bottles 10 produce She same eject
All ask of the patent IL to give our me 'icnc fair
trial and lac rest assured that u will be productive
of tlIc most leneicia effects.
Patients, in taking the medicine, need not rcstrc,
themselves regards diet except avoidur the most ind
seStac articles 81 uodsuch sailed and smoked meat
| CALL ages, onions, cucumlc-s, &c.
They should Iay proper attention that their dress i,
warm, aud should avoid exposing themselves 10 tie IN
cemcncics of ihe wel her. BE careful To ovcrcxer
| else.
Frequent bathing in a warm hath and the use Of hal
gloves for rubbing The flesh before going led will al,
! the medicine IN us cNccs.
The bowels should he kept oUcn with some gentle ms
icinc. such DR.. Winlus rCOr Mans Ms which \, il
found much suTCOr To- any purga' i've Iins now IN
| liver
| For safe wholesale aud retail by
* r. HORNBRoOK.
! nov Wy Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
LATE FROM MEXICO

KT ENICO, as it was aud as il is, Nos l. anda
IVA MeNieo-Its Geography its People and its Insii
tutions,
Fremont's Exposition Ia the Rocky Mountains,
The Mysteries of the lnqustiOn aud other ocie
ties in 81 aim
The Artisan ofLyoms, by Dennis Ilanngan,
Boarding out, Tale of Domcs. ic Lie.
The Donnie Blackstone, DcverauX, by T.. l.. Deliver
The Arts and Miserics OF Gambling. by J. H. Green,
The Gamblers Wiic by Mrs. Grey.
The Young Prma Donna
Ethan Alien, or the Kings Man, by Melville
Captain O'Suliv1n. by w. II. Maxwell
Confessions of a Pretty Woman. by Miss PardOc,
The Regents laughter, hy Alexander Dumas
Counte Monte Christie. (coH'plctc.) ty Alex. Dumas,
Henry Russell, or the rear Two Thousand,
The step Mother. hy g.. T.. u. James,
Nan Darrell, by Miss Ellen Pickering,
The Squire
Wyoming, Ta'c Of the Revolution.
The. BuiChmans Fire Side. hy Paudiug
Am, Herferi, by a Lady Pelham, 10y T.. l.. Bulwer,
The Last DAYS of Pompcii, by Bulwcr,
The Last ofihe Barons, by Bulwer, received aud for
sale by aug IL ELLIS, Ill MGius
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CIIANCEKr -ALl..

n OTIS 4, r. . aud 20. UPpEURArl' > ApnirtoN ~
- 10 SnNEEs o. BANK SrOtK
Pursuant to She joint decree made by the Circuit Supe
nor Court OF Law aud ChGuCcrN for Ohio county, ON
the 18TH day Of June, 1916, I'm the three Chan.
Gerry le:wecn JANEs BAKEB complainant. and Israel
UfpEuRNHi's HEIRS defendants; aud Tux MERCHANTS
AN' MECHANICS BANK o. WHEELING complainant. ~ d
ISRAEL IrpEGpAii' UEtWs and ADMINISTRATION aud
OTHERS defendants; and Josiah Fox complainant aud
Israel trDEsRAr.s ADMINISTRATORS aud OTHERS deien.
danisI VIII. ON MoNpAY the TWENTY day OF Sep
tesueT, 1916 sell public auction. the front door OF
The cou house of Ohio county, the numl cred h
~ - and %, (scVenccn, Gig tecn twOLty eight and
twenty ninc) la Updegra1's addition To the town e {
Wheeling, nOw part ofihe city ofWhcelng; and the rIN
SHARES OF the capital stock Of tie said Merchants aua
Mechanics Bank. which belonged To the sad Israel IN
dcsrat q. the time Of his death.
IERNs-Each purchaser 10 pay ten rer cent. in hand,
ehd the balance ~ three equal IHsaimcnis each hearing
interest ffUm the day Of sale aud payable respectively
IA sN twc'Vc aud eighteen months from that dsy Bonds
VII good security lc given ~ each purchaser Tor his
dtcrrod instruments, and the tto tlC property TO
fe'rincd uH,l payme.. an full.
rs JOIIN q EDFF. C.r'r
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TRUST SALE

pursuance OF deed of from John rice TO mo
n noed JuN : lSii and recorded u, the Clerks oihrs
Vi oun'N cOurl Tor Ohio county. IN deed look ~
psse ~ wi ON Friday the 18TH dav OF Scntcnl ..
ioto SCH pnbc auc ION al the front door OF the cort
mouse ior ONO county. the follow ing desert eli uroprtf
10 VIZ lhe south bali Of Lot No. - on M.n street 1
Souh sds OF The alley opposi Washington stree: a., M
cay oi wheeling, heins the properly iurmerI, r
pied 10y said John Price ia his lie time ory her wh t.
Sppurehanccs aud rights belonging 80 the same.
lern of sale Cash. Selling trustee viii convey
such Tile vested ia me by SAID deed OF trts
aug !. FREDERICK NOZITp Pen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

a LEX. INGRAHAM, Jun. having rclinauishei the
IA possession ofthe Book Store ia Uuiou street r.
pccuy solicit the custom Of the Old friends purcaS
Of nv l.'c brother.
Adcsralc and varied assortment ~ 'hs tes and new
est works, with sa ouary wall rsrcr SC VIII aiw ass
be- ON hand.
Mr.. Edw. Wilde IS authorized settle the foot
accounts heretofore contracted WI tbe isc John ifsa
well and Alex. lncrshsm, Jun. GEO. u. HASWEII,
July Is, 1916 p IL. aud AduiHia'r4for.