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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
19.692,500
17.O6N.453

The most valuable production in the United States
is Indian CORN the number of bushels raised exceeds
400000000; at 80 cents busheI perhaps average
price, the value Of the crop is more than 200O00000
of dollars. Tennessee produces more corn than any
other State IN the Union New York produces the most
wheat; Ohio the most oats; Pennsylvania the most
rye; New York the most potatoes and hay; kentucky
the most flax and hemp and tobacco; Mississippi the
most cotton; South Carolina the most rice Connect
cut the most silk; Louisiana the most sugar.
Cincinnati has beeo called Porkopos; this country
may well deserve a name Of the same Significance
Russia, Austria and Great Britain, with population Of
100000 of people, have only many swine as the
United States with only 100000. The proportion
of swine in the United States is to GreOt Britain as
I to l. France 10 to Il Spain l6 to |.
The productiveness Of that pleasant vegetable, the
sweet potato, is very great; 1900 bushels have been
raised from an acre Of land. The sweet potato
furnished large amount of the vegetable food Of
slaves in the southern States during the wnermonhs.
Two hundred pages of the report are devoted to in
formation concerning the potato roi Int lgence rel
alive to this disease has been collected from all parts
of this country and Europe, but sufficient light has not
been thrown on the probable Of the evil to pro-
duce remedy for its destructive effects
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

GONE THANKSGIVING Day THROUGHOUT TIE
UNION" says the Baltimore Sun and the Charles
ton News, and we heartily second the motion
We have urged it in former seasons, and we
urge it again. Tine Governor of Massachusetts
has led in the proclamation of Thanksgiving this
year, having named Thursday the Goth of Nov.
for that purpose and the newspapers of Mary
land and South Carolina respectfully suggest to
the governors Of those states, the selection Of the
same day We, Also in behalf of our readers
i'm behalf Of the members Of this great family
union Of states-respectfuIIy call upon the Gov
ernor of the State Of New York to select that
day, and hereafter, and in future years, let it be
understood that the day selected by the first
proclamation of thanksgiving, shall receive the
concurrence of all the governors CT the family
union. How beautiful and how becoming would
it be to see the people of this great Republic
meeting on the same day before our Heavenly
Faher-N. Y. San.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

A HAPPY HoME,-ln happy home, there will
not be iault-findlng, oyerbearing sprit-there
will be no peeyishness nor iretfuIness. Unknd-
ness will not dwell in the heart nor be found on
the tongue. Q the tears, the signs, the wasting
Of life, and health, and strength, and time-of
all that is most to be desired in a happy home,
occasoned merely by unkind words The Gel
ebrated Mr.. Wesley remarks to this effect, name
,, that ftetumg and scoIdmg seem like tearing
the flesh from the bones, and that we have no
more right 70 be guilty of this sin, than we have
to curse and swear aud steal.
In perfectly happy home all selishness will
be removed Even as Christ pie dsed not him
self" so the members of happy home will not
seek first to please themselves, but will seek to
please each other.
Cheerfulnees is another Ingredient in happy
home. How much does sweet smile emana-
ting from heart fraught with love and kind
ness, contribute to render a home happy How
attracting, how soothing is that sweet cheerful
ness that is borne on the countenance of wife
and mother How do the parent and child, the
brother and sister, the mistress and the servant,
dwell with delight on those cheerful looks, those
confding smiles that beam from the eye, and
burst from the Utmost soul of those who are
near and dear? How it hasens the returns OF
the father, lightens the cares of the mother, rem
ders it more easy for the youth to resist tempta
tons and drawn by the cords of affection how
it induces them, with loving hearts, to return t,
the parental roof
0 that parents would lay this suject to hear
that by untiring effort they would so fal rem
der home more happy, that their children an
domestics shall not seek for happiness in forbid
den paths
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
THE FHRE-SHDE.
" Happy at Home
BY MRS. s. F. osGooD.

BY MRS S. F. OsGoOD.
Let the gay and the idle go forth where they will,
In search of soft pleasure, the syren of i'll;
Let them seek them in Fashions illuminated saloon,
Where melody mocks at the heart out of tune;
Where the laugh gushes light from the lips of TIL
maiden,
While her spirit perchance, is with sorrow oerladen
And where, mid the garlands Joy only should BRAID
Is Slander, the snake, by its rattle betrayed.
All no! let the idle for happiness roam,
For mel but ask to "be happy at home!"
AT homel oh how thrlngly sweet is that word,
And by it what visions of beauty are stirred!
ask not that Luxury curtain my room
With damask from Indlas exquisite loom;
The sunlight of heaven is precious to me,
And muslin will veil, if blazing too free;
The elegant triAes of Fashion and Wealth
need mott ask but for comfort and health
With these and my dear ones care not to roam,
For oh! am happy, most "happy at home"
One bright little room where the children may play,
Unfeartu Of spelling the costly array;
Where he, too-our dearest Of all on the earth,
May find the sweet welcome he loves at his hearth;
The fire blazing warmly-the sofa drawn nigh;
And the star-lamp alight on the table close by;
A few sunny pictures in simple frames shrined,
A few precious volumes-the wealth of the mind;
And here and there treasured some rare gem Of art,
To kndle the fancy, or soften the heart;
Thus richly surrounded, why, why should roam?
OH am not happy-most "happy at home"
The little ones, weary of books and of play
Nestle down on our bosoms-our Ellen and May
And softly the simple affectonate prayer
Ascends in the gadness of innocence there's
And now, ere they leave us, sweet kisses and light
They lavish, repeating their merry good night"
While |, with my needle, my book or my pen,
Or in converse with him am contened again.
And cry-"Can ever be tempted to roam
While blessings like these make me happy at home?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

NIGHT IN ARABIA-Those who have seen
nothing but the nky skies of our own land, says
the N Y. Organ, can scarcely imagine how beau
Ufu are the nights in Arabia. The innumera-
bic hosts of stars appear, not as if sparkling on
the coucave surface of the heavens, but floating
at different and immeasurable distances through
the infinite either The milky way hangs like
luminous wreath across the heavens and the
moon far more Respondent than she appears III
our climate, "roIs through the bright blue
depths"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

"If | ever reach Heaven" said DR.. Watts,
4" expect to find three wonders there lst The
presence of some that had not thought to see
there Cd The absence of some whom had
expected to meet there. 3d. The greatest won
der of all will be to find myself there"
Some Difcrence,-The first regular mail in
this country commenced its journey from New
York on New Years day. 1878, by sworn
messenger, and sealed bag" once a month, to
and from " Boston, Hartford Connecticut, and
places along the road" Now they transmit in
telligence in less than minute.
A young tyro in declamtion in neghborng
seminary who had been told by his teacher that
he must gesture according to the sense, in com
mencing piece with,
THE comet lifts its fiery tail"
lifted the tail of his coat to a horizontal posi-
.-SpringfeH Gazette.
Try 1.-The Boston Post says, add to one
bucket Of water, warmed, one ounce of carbon.
ate Of soda, and it renders it soft as rain water.
6-7TFhe most triAlng promise parent car
nuke to children should always be adhered to
Tor negligence in that particular teaches lessor
Of deceit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

Why is 1T so Massachusetts has eight times
the tonnage of North Carolina, Georgia, Alaba-
ma, and Mississippi united; yet South Carolina
alone has conquered Massachusetts and impris-
ons her citizens at pleasure, aud Massachusetts
can't help herself Why is it so! 1t is because
South Carolina has OW and Massachusetts
does not find it convenient to keep such an artl-
ce she had rather have ships and cotton mills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
Deferred Summary,
Report Of the Commissioner of Patents

This is public document of great size and much
interest 1t occupies about 1900 pages less than 100
are devoted to the business of the patent office the
remainder is filled up with intelligence and intorma-
ton pertaining to agriculture the agricultural ineres
of the country, being placed under the care of the
commissioner of patents, From this document we
gather some facts which VIC presume will be interest
ing to our readers.
We give a table of the estimated population of the
country at the present time prepared by the com
min innnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
THoMSON'S
COM POUN Nd SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOON NApIvvytA

For thc cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Bronchitis, Asihmd Chronic Catarrh. M.
fuenzd, Obstinate Coughs, Splitting OF
Blood, Throat Discuss or Chronic Lail,i-
gitfs, Pdtpftdtion Of Tie Heart and Lir,r
Complaint, also, Uhooping Cough, Colds.
dc.
The Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nnph,hn
. combination heretofore unknown. exertInr n
power over hoarseness scarcely conceivable; hayi,
a specific action on The mocus tissue aud nj ,h,
same limo bringing The Whole system under ITS
powerful influence. il completely cradicatcs The
cause OF disease be ~ hereditary or oIherw sc aud
by striking at The r'o OF The complaint mpatis tone
10 The dehiiiaied frame aud gives renewed " COR 10
The general system. and restores The patient To premo>
iure health.
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FnR SALE

TEHUE SUBSCRIBER oGefs tor sole Lots Nos
"A 5 and 10 ia lhe 6ihsluare OF lhe addition
Ia Souih Whecllng. Called Ruchieluwn) laid out
by Sam Spfigg aud Jno Richie. upon " bich Is
erected a comiHInble and ccRycnien bLCk dwell
ling, and hns an excellent gifden continuing va
riety 81 choice Frui, Trees and Shrubbery; good
veil OF water. smblinG. smoke house. SC, ond Is
pleasantly situated. TIE property isnow occupied
10y Jacob 1. Bier whO will iukc pleasure III showing
IL To- any one desiring 10 purchase.
ALSO-ThC undivided one hnlf Oi lots Nos
and 2. aud ihe undivided hale OF TIC Norh half of
Lot No ~ The I'd square 10 the above said addi.
lion 10 South Wheeling, with their Improvements
consisting ola aige frame dwelling. containing 6
Is and 20 ieei each. and ulheF buildings. &c
ALSo--LoI No l76 in, t:Osi Wheeling. being al
The South Of John and Fifth Streets; said ol
has threc ffon's. making ga feei--hss erected on
= a eonnlor'si,le iieme dwelling now occupied by
Philip Ber.E
ALSO--40 ieei Of the East Side Of LOT No las
in Eos, Wheeling on John street. upon which j.
erected good two story hsiek dwelling, now occa.
pied by The subscriber. The abovo properly gill
DC sold " low prices and ON accommodating terms
ap IL u T. JEFFERs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
RETURN pREMIUMs.
no MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANE
OTHERS,

VNIIE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale,
AZ The lowest prices. m assortment Of MED.
iCINES, DRUGS, DYESTUFFS s. PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS. VARNISI BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction. he So
lics even those WIN may not intend 10 purchase at
the iime, 20 ascertain the prices Of his goods.
ANY communications asking The prices Of goods.
are most checrlaliy aud promptly answered
Tie would particularly Eaic. that he hos Steam
Factory in conneSion with his stole for POwdeuge
)aIap, Rhubarb Ipscacnanha. and many other
Medicines; iof grinding Mpslsrd, Cinnamun. ale.
riee Pepper, Cloves. DC; ind Lamp Black. Bsrk
Lead, Venipan Red. Chrome ycliuw and green
verdcgrs. yellow Ochre cad oher Paints ia OIL
al OF which he Is able 10 sell ii lhe very lOwcs
prices.
Pants mixed already lof ne and pat up ia cor
then pois Of different sizes for family convenience
Putty ofiho best quality At q cents yer 10. ou
81 badders. and cts ger 10 bladdcfs. ~ quanti
lies Of so pounds end upwards
Or No charge made E'f delivering goois in en-
pari OF Size cRy J w w GORDON
DRUeorsr, No l52 West Pfau o few doors iron
Light o. and opposite The y q OR v Depot.
Rb9S BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
NJ. & r SWEENEY
HAvE just received aud upencd 100 pacl
FINE GIL MA end QUEENSW.

fave just received aud upened 100 package,
Il 4 FINE Ill Ma end QUEENSWARE
Anenr other articles they have
Finc Gold baud China Tea Sets from 81 Ia 100 ps
Rich Gill aud Fancy ds do
DO a. extra fine do
Richly decorated Manicl Orr nmenis. Coiogncs. Fan.
cy Iuks. Basksis&c IN great vapeiy.
The Ladies are invited To call nnd exaRnc
these, as they sutPs>s any ,hing ol The KIND ever
before brought 10 this country aud worth seeing
Rich Gilt aud unbiased Fruit 3 iskcis. laced 4 high
White China do do do
Gill and plain Comro,irrs. Ca.serolcs. Tutrcens,
Boats AMI Siand, Tea Pots. Sugars and C cams
Tea and Coffee Cups and Sauocr-. Ploi,s. SC, Guled
plain and fancy styles. IN sets pieces To Gus.
TONERS
IN common ware we have Li-errcol Dishes and
Plates Of all sizes. Teas nnd Conecs. Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars and Creams, &c. Of various coors
printed. Flowing bue nnj Fancy Toilet Sets: com.
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c, dxc. with eve
~ other article usually kept IN the extensive
establishments ia the county. aud which the public
need only call and price 10 be satisfied that we sell
lower Than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have an hand and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain lioll Lamps. Lanterns Tumblers
Dishes. Sc; which Together with our stock of
Qneensware. we invite the attention Of purchasers
either Wholesale OF reail Warehouses Nos 7 and
Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
Keep il Before the People! That
ALTMAN 81 MAXWELL,
AVE now on hand ,hc lafs, aud b, Il s,cc.
ted stork &C
BOOTS. SHOES & LEATHER

Ever offered ia this market, al OF which has hccn
selected from The manufacturers with great cate
aud at the lowest cash price We feel 80 hesiIs.
non in saying that We can uGer greater Inducements
10 purchasers Than ever before ,n;red in Ibis civ
Nc most respectfully invilo our oil customers aud
the public 10 call al our old and well krosu stand
and examine our stock before purchasing where.
and we feel satisfied that all Who mny favor as
with a II will bo pleased with Iie style qnality
and prices Our stock consists Of Mefis' Fine. calf
M"rooc aud Sea Bouts; 'rhiekf caf X Up on, grain
cd de- Morocco, Golf aud KIP MDnres; calf Srnl
and Morocco Pumps and Slippers; Fulton Casters
new style; Boys cali and Kip Boois NJ rocco cali
and Kip Monroes; Ladies Fine Kid Slippers and
Walking sh"es; Fancy colorcd Kid slippers aHd hall
CATERS; Black Caters m d halt Gtners, cheap Kid
Morocco. Seal nnd cloth slippers; calf Kip and
Aioruceo Boots and Shoes; Misses Bo,is. shoes
slippers end hall Caters Of all knds Chillrcus
BvoIs. SHOES. Shippers and hall Gates Of ever de-
scnplion. style. qualify and price,
Also
5000 Lbs hest Ooh Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 de- iicmlOck do do do
Upper Leather. ralf and Morocco skins; KID
Binding and Red aud Wbne Lining SKINS. Sho,
Nails, Pegs, Thread. Avis. BrIslles, Galoons. Sho,
Backing. Brushes. &c &c &c.
Also 40 d,z Meu's and Boys Psin Leaf Hat.
together win great many other articles. all a
which We vii sell Wholesale 90 retail al iho yer
lowest cash pfire
COUNTRY MTRCITA WIS. wishing To Il, o.
| their stocks. vii do well io give W % cali.
may ALTMAN & maxwell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
INSURANCE..

LID 1SRS viii be taken hy the FIRE & MARINE
Ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at tie to1est rates on
buildings of aIlkinds, stone, brick OIL OGDEN
aad their contcnts:
Steamooaisi factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise olall kinds.
And agaInstall dangers attending the trans
portatlon ofgoods lakes, seas, canal;
and railroads.
titudc and llberality in the adjustment and pa '.
ment of losscs. we beg leave 10 refer TO the mer
chats of this placeand elsewhere VINO have had
the adius iment of claims upon US aug4
Offlce On Main ST. II. w HARDING Scc'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
SUSIIE Fire aud Marine Insurcsce COMPANY
IA Of Wheslr will rcinrn 10 per cent OF
oil premiums .eceiyed for ibis taken lTon. lhis
tfps where no loss has ACQUIRED.
ieb 81 IL w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
Y " - u Ec III ~ G. ~.
Fire Am MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MAhlNE lNSUKAN CE.
HO BE lNSURGD-or kot 10 be--hal's The
question --wheIher il is better by sweep
irg FIRE. TO be ruincd-and subject 10 all Ike liz
that flesh il heir TO. or like prudent go 10 the
PREDICTION Q6fce. and there he made safe, comforin.
BILE aud hoPpy--we leave fr you L. determine.
The Protection Insurarve Company at Hartford
Conn., having already paid ever 5000 900 Of i,sseS
tn the Wrsietn Country. is entitled In The highest
coniidence. and their oPen, al Wheeling. Virginia,
w T PETERSON.
will take risks un dwelling houses. waIo houses.
stores, mills factories, &c Icrcihcr with their cun-
tents. such rs furniture, merchandise, machine ~
and every other description of insuinbe Property
Also steam. heel and fiat bons aud their cargoe,
Ia aud from my rori ON the Western Waters, on
the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same Us nj any other ofiice in Wheeling.
Office ON Monroe street opposite ihc Alnnros
liou @, md near The Post Office jln 10
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BELIEVE AND LIVE!
lVon6cJd Ct,re Of Pulmonary Consumption
by ThOmssn's compound Syrup Of Tar and

Wood Naphthal
PuiLapEtPHiA. Nav 3. "A
Mr. : Thcmrson-Dear Sir--lt is not within
Tho pnwcr Of language express To you the craIi~
iudt feel for your Kindness. hut had ability The
fame of your medicine should bc sounded through.
out the world iot the bcnehi uf suffering humanity
IA every clime. do not say too much aud woli
aiies,rd fncis bear ne out, when say your com
p"und Syrup Of Tar aud Wood Naphlha has, through
Prnvden' @. literally raised me ftnm death bed.
Last fall contracted severe cold resulting in
violent iIilammaton OF The lungs. which threw me
into rapid decline with raeking cough. splitting Of
blood. palpilalion Of The hoari aud opprcssion and
al times The circulation seemed suspended, cold-
ness would come over me, and fell tina, The pow
crs of lifo were fast giving way. Nothing ! took
benefited me. my appetite having lelt me. my siu-
mach and bowels being completely deranged mud
my physician gave me up. snying was posi- help
aud must die!
Mr. Vickers. one Of the undersigned. called to see
md kindly brought Inc buiIle Of your med. cine
hul onnd me IN IA dying state, he leit the medicine
however. and 81 lar revived Us la swallow with
great difficulty ,enspouninl and astonishing iRteed
WAS It's effects; before akIag my first bottle threw
oil from my lungs large quantity of corrupt matter
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled nv
lungs to heal The disense was completely arrested
aud 10 your Invaluable medicine nlone owe m,
restoration to health. For some time | hnL charge
OF The jefferson II a Sociey's Recalling Room mud
thousands know me and en- bear witness that the
iorcg"''g statement is strictly true.
With ieolmgs of lasting gratitude.
I am respectfully Yours, Nc.
WASHINGTON MACK
Charlotte street above George.
We 'he undersigned, heing personally acquainted
with Washington Mack aud his sunrrDes, bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects of Th0mson's
eoin2onnl Syrup OF Tar aud Naphiha. and the truth
OF The above statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 3is North Third 81.
DAVID ViCKERS. IL AlmuLd ST.
HUGH MGINLEY
$ + cornor at lammaiiy aud Fourth Sis
GEO w JOHNSON Marker Square.
feb | 6 6m SuIssAcrnt for Western Va.
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ENGLISH HARDWARE.
y S.fihcs
iiptths. Patem Couuirr Stslss
Ndam'F dp coffee Mills 90 lials
Ym Rrwmpd.' NltB 1ud ross rui saws
Grcavf. mi Buchrf. PILES sud Eizc lu'is
Nsob I1t t,. lat,bes tnd Bmu Hinges
iif0.hrs-- t'a.t ftys-- Paiept SbecI' .bcais
Knist, aud forts ~issus-- Bros, ciN- lcsii,ks
IS esf- Iiu aud frurnut ~tws
! sid it- 1'ree rhuu.t. AustI-. Sc, ogefncr wi'
4 % -rnrIsl p..uiIut Co.'S iluu.v tIy n1N npcuiHg Al
t .yi colo sca loss usCA$H. v
HDNBY r. NORRIS
aIt3 Conner ID Slam .i s. A.sbei alley
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LICKING VALLEY

STEAM PATENT co tDAGE
AND 0AkUM MANUFACTORY.
Mis- establishment, some oflhe largest in the
4 Union -cmhracins entirely new patent ma.
ebncry for every branch uf the business. The
Hemp is backed IN lie full length AMI spun from
The 'nd, that the iihres not doubled; nnd The
cons'q"esce of Ills new process OF hrcklng and
spinning IS the Rope, Nhca made pussc inll 25
~ C murc strength Than The handmade. The esIab.
shmen has been in operation Ter - mouths. and
The Roie has altea'ly acquired a credit over iso
Eastern make. and the prices of Thu article are rs
low rs can I've purchased EIsI a large aud gen :
era assortment Oitycry description OF Rope will he
kepI ronsianiy on haid such
Patent Alaullla and Hemp Rope
Packing yam Bale Rope Cotton do
TDce, Halter aud Bed Cord Rope
Plough, Cod. Trout, Deep Sea nhJ Lead Lines
Ilambro Lines, Ilnusin. md Marine
Spun Yam. Sash Cord &c &c
have ins, received an extensive assortment FL
Manila Rope m nulacivrcd nj tho above Foclory
consisting u Ilaw-crs. Check Lines of all sizes
Wnrps, Sc. The check lines ate from 2 10 900 yd,
IN length. aud will be sold at Cincinnati or Puts
hurel' prices. Acting us Agent an authorised iC
sell for CASH only. Per desiTons ef purchasing
god article will please give me q call Rope
Store Water ST. CT BERRY.
Wellsbargh Transcript copy 10 amount Of 80.
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CHANCERV SALE.

BOID MIDDLE w
nURSU AMI To the decree pronounced ~ Tho
suit in Chnnccry on Tho l7th DDS Of January
1876. wherein
William Dean is Complainant
AND
John GiIchfisl william Coffin aud others are D..
fenddns
The Sheriff of Ohio county acting commission
81 under said decree will offer ot sale al The finnt
door Of The court house Of said county Of Ohio, 0n
Saturday the ooh day 81 June 1886 Lots ru,n-
bcred Two hdndred aud six. one hundred and one.
ono hundred and thirty eight. ono hundred and
forty seven ope hundred aud fprIy nine, and ttify
Two. (206) (10l) U35) u47 Ol0) (J2) ''lua'e ~
that ,ari II Middle Wheeling. (now part Of the
city 81 Wheelmg) laid "a by Noah Zane. John Paw.
cet and others ~ many 0r such paris thereof, os
shall DO necessary Ia satisfy the debt, Interest end
| cost. decfeed the rom plnuauI ~ The cau.o
TrR,iS-Ten per cent OF he purchase money
be paid in cash ntd lhe residue thereof 80 three
equal payments AZ six, Twelve aud eighteen mouths
from lho day OF cole. nc purchaser " purchasers
/ giving bords wnh good sccufly bearing interest
from the day u snic
JOIN q EoFF - (,r
may q " G. W"oDs. q g.
The salo ~ The atove prg cry j. p,,ipuu,d u"ti
Saturday ,he l-tdsy of August. 1886 juu ~