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Democratic banner., 1848-10-02
ACCIDENT.

We are panied to record the death Of Mr..
James Riggs, an estimable farmer near Ashley.
Who died on Friday last, from injuries received
by a loaded wagons passing over his breast
He was engaged with his teamin hauling wood
to the above town, when the horse, became
frightened in the streets, started suddenly, pitch
ed him from his seat on the wood and passed
the wheels over his breast. He lived several
days. - I .
Il. STILL ANoTHER WARNING MIR. Jacob
Rhodes respected citizen and farmer near
BoWEnG-Green, while engaged with his team,
on Thursday last, in hauling wood, also, they
became frightened and ran; in his efforts to stor
them he fell and the wheels of the loaded wagon
passed over the middle of his back;-he Ii. e.,
but is much bruised and hardly expected to re.
cover. '."F
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

They have tied poor Cass down to his
platform that the poor man cannot be NOV
ed ever by circumstances.-lSt, Charles
Star. .,
The Wing candidate seems to be moved
by every circumstance. The party haV'n'
time to settle upon him.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

FsWeeky Fountain, is the title Of a
nev paper just started in St. Louis, the first
No. Of which has been received. 1t is .
large and handsome sheet. devoted to Tenn
Perance, Literature, Commerce, Agricul-
tnre, &c. Price So per annum, in advance.
From the present number, We judge it will
prove an auxiliary to the causes it sdyo-
Gates.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

We have full returns from Maine-the vote
stands: For Governor, Dana, 1915; for Ham.
lin, 1888; for the Free Sellers, 1855. In
the Senate II Democrats, 8 Wings. In the
House "a Democrats, 56 Wings and 10 Free
seiisr,, ~
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

II One of our strongest objections to
the election Of Gen. Cass, il his esgerness
to acquire foreign territOry.- JCarroll,on
Gazette.
Then you cannot vote for Gen. Taylor al
all, since he recommended the seizing. by
military force. and holding Of seven more
States than was acquired by the treaty. for
which Gen. Cass voted. Say something
else is your strongest objsetion-do!
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

Gen. Kearney.-This officer is now a
Jefferson Barracks in a very low state o
but little hopes are entertained o
his recovery.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

Keokuk contains a population Of ELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Samuel SPrigG's aiministTaiorl


Samuel SPrigg's administraiorl
against liz CHsScEsY.
Marx Douglass and others
4 virtue of decree pronounced in this cave by the
~ Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanecry for
Ohio county. the 10th day Of June, ls4s the under
signed acting commissioner in that behalf will sell at
public auction, the front door &c The court house Of
OHIO county. Monday the 9Th day Of November next
lots No. 10 and IA (rHRTEgS aud FouRrEES in square
No III EbEvEs) in SPrige and Ritches additionto South
Wheeling.
TERMS SALE--A credit of six, twelve. and eighteen
months in equal inst alnenis the purchaser or purchss
giving bonds with good security. bearing interest
ftoni the dty Of sale VI EOFF. dePuty for
Rich'd Smms, $ c. aud comr in this behalf
] aud sept 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Samuel sprigg's administrator


Samuel Sprigg's administrator)
against u CHsScERY.
Washington Deford and others>
- virtue Of decree pronounced in this by the
LS Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChSncery for
the county 81 Ohio the 18th day of June, IS'S the
undersigned acting commissioner that behalf. viii
self public anclion at tie fsent door court house
OF OHIO county, Monday the 9Th day Of November
next lois No land p SEyES and EiuuIl in square Ne.
6. (SIx) in SPrigs and Riches addition To South Wheel
ing.
TERMs S,LE--A credit Of six twelve, and eigl,teen
months, equal instruments; the purchaser prchas
giving bonds with good security, bearing interest
from Tic day OF sale EOFF. Gcpuiy for
Rlehd SimuIs, :. O. c., and eoInr in This behalf
& sept2i, leis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gazstte.
New York, Sept. Is. p M.
The steamer has not yet arrived.
Four-lhe market is firm, with good cas-
tern and home demand, aud some shipping
Injury.
Grain-There has been no sales of Wheat
worthy OF report. The market for Corn is
heavy.
Whiskey- Solesrtoa moderate extent at 29c.
Couon-fhe market remains as last quo
ted.
There ia no change in other articles usually
reported.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Samuel sprirg's administrator
against In GHAScERY.
Edmund Steclinan and ot.ersD
Y1Y virtue of decree pronounced in this cause by the
- Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
the county of Ohio the 10Th day of June.
Is4e. the undersigned, acting commissioner IN
that behalf, will sell at public auction, al the
front door OF the court house of Ohio county. on
Monday the 9th dav of November. Is5s lots Numbered
one, two. three aud four. a. 2 ami u in square No.
(SEvEsrEsS) in Sprgg and Riches addition to South
Wheeling
Terms sALE--A credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
months in equal insamenis the purchaser rurchas-
giving bonds with good security. bearing interest
from the day of sale NJ EOFF. deputy for
Richd Simms, o c, and comr in this b.half
aud sept 81, lsie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
NOTICE.

The Teachers association OF Ohio County
Va. meet pursuant TO adjournment at the
Public School house in Triadelphia, on Satur-
day the goth OF September al | | O'Clock, A.
Nj. Teachers, ex-teachers, and all friends, OF
popular education, are respectfully requested
to attend and give elping hand, in for
wGrding the course OF education.
JOHN HOSACK, Pres't.
J. d. Maxwell, Sec'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
samuel spsisg's sdminislrsisr3
systuSf


agsinst N 'HaNth'
Samuel FOOL and others.
eY virtue u decree pronounced IN this esuse ~ tne
The county Of Ohio on -th dav Of June. ls4- the
uade Signed aciing missioner iu That ~ "li WI
sell puhic aucinn the front door u the co mouse
or Ohio codniv on MONDAY the 9Th dsy q Nnv'uheT'
Isls. Lots Nos and o. tFIvF and.Ssl ~ SQUARE ~
tFupErEEv) and lots Nos. - and 6. .ttFrEEN sd siS
TrES0 in square 81 TwxSry rHRxNlh Spreg ana ki'eh
les addition to South " heeiug
TFRNs Of SALK-A credit of six. twelve, and eirnteen
months egus instsiments the purchaser or nfehss
giving bonds, with good security, bearing inlerts
from the day OF sale EOFF. deputy for !
Rcnd Simnis. 5. O. c. and cognr in tbs behalf
& sept - lag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

Governor Poindexler has published very
long address to the people Of Mississippi. adj
vocating the election OF Gen Tavlur The
address IS written with great ability nd point
and is admirably calculated to promote the
object for which it was written. The GOV.
error publishes the whole at his own expense
and has circulated 5000 copies gratuitously.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
HAMPTON, SMITH & CO.,
DRY GOODS JOBHERs.
No. 81, WooD Sr, PrrrBuRG,


! p RE now opening their Fall supply OF FOREIGN
. = AND DoAEsriC GOODS, purchased at The n
ON large aueion sales. aud lowest poiat of private
safe 10 b1s.on, New YORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
whch VIII he offered at small advance to cash ana
approved credit buyers as in any market East West
oar sales enabling to m AXE Offers for arre lo
ana hnes OF goods we have bought heavily of almost
every description Of DoNesrro r4BRIcs al much less
than cost Of production
oar assortment of FOREIGN DRESS Gooos wns
selected RON fu stacks Boston sud New Nork oarv
IN August, since winch date they are adv an ess To
1 twenty per cent by package
We solicit examination OF our stock AMI pa rtie,
lAft ny Merchants VINO have thought going etsi
% tne{ WI ne eensoce5 they ca" save that expense OF
time and money an Dry Goods IN or market as also on
Sroerres iiarde are, Shoes variety Goods
/ etc, exc.
N OUR STOCK WILL RE FOUND
l9'oS0 fieees Domestic Eagiish and German Prints
| 500 do black coored aad plaid apaecas
cgSs Of Oregon checks California paids, lama checks
1Nonese ciotls mohair lusues. Belgian checks, ere
usona idslres, Rafamelta cloths, etc
Po pieces tIaes laa snd faaey eooted cloths French
Z 100 pieces osereostinss, black aud c0lored
4ou DO heavy and hRe atlnegis
! 3G1 do style fancy ssineres
l50 do plain. black aud aoeskin 90
2u1 Do Jeans AMI tweeas OF every description Ber
wick lwoeds, Monterey stripes, birds dye Weeds ker
100 pieces ,aeksSin cords, Prince Albert riding DO
4 very handsome variety o. wooden, sik and satia vest
ings, vest styles
/ $40 pieces plaid itnseys, argyle paids etc
hio pieces wooiisn piaUls, esi patterns
eh az ufVWn AID tcacLcd GautoAs
/ BOD do fancy cinaAiars
G0u do bed cloakings
30 cases 81 checks sheas stripes, cotton iweeds etc
Also cases hroHH Hollands, paddinss efagats hack
rams, crash, diapers e.oakings, etc
very iarse Variely and qaantiIy Of winter sawls n
hardNefoheis, winter gloves and hosiery, wooden
c'a'i'tls osps Ani acssis wiasr styles bonnet and
zap ribbons
! Ni' Mates brown shirtines end drilAgs
~ cased heacEod do
t0 hslss scarlet green yellow sud s;riaed aannels and
ROC Nlnes - Qa!ls tcSluEs
I, - ilas.,s and spsis Of oar own importation
ltAlrs OF blankets, alsrefs. Wadding. etc
"a IN every hind of Variety Goois wAn;al 10 asslrt
/ s''ru We VIII e. receiving uewest styles % Goods
| 'ainusAot- M seasDn ftttsbais, septal I'm
ssg Bells ALCOHOL, so snd 30 Der eeat.-onroTyu
| - - moaufaelnre, Tor saIe By
| SEPT o. l7's PRYOR & PAUL..
y EesY ss.s.ption Of Home made Ware, aud FRO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
NEW BOOKS,


NKiSS LES LIES new novel, price % cts. Amelia.
4Is&s or Young Lady US Vicssitudes by Miss Les.
lie, Nuthor of kiuy's Relations, etc
4 companion to the - Hen. pecked Husband pr,ce
y cts. Warning 10 Wives, eli BY The aut or of
." ne Marry ing Man., 1.-The Jit and The Life of a
Beauty etc
The Merchants Daughter, novel by Miss Ellen Pick.
etng lone Influence, Tale for Mothers aud Daue H.
tiers, by Grace Angular
Harvey BE den, trne narrative of Strange Adven
lures by lhe author Of Notes on Political Econony,e,
The Monk, by q Lewis
1ae osk Openings, or the Bee Hunter by Cooper
Inc W erriaT Queen or the Buchaneer OF The Brazos
romance OF Mexico
Mike Fink, a Legend of the Ohio. by l. Bennett
Gourle, or The Kings fo., by q T James
4 Whm ana us cJnsequ encts 3"
The Prairie Bard, by f,has 4 Murray
Handy Andy. by Samuel Lover
Legends and Stories OF Ireland, by s Lover
Rory o'Moore, national romance
Jack Hinton the Guardsman, by Charles Lever
Ton Burke OF Ours
Charles OMaey
The Confession. of Hurry i.orrequer"
fhe Politicians 6esister aud slali-licaI Manuel
Yhe klghts Of sesmeA, by / X Butts
Cotey's Ladys B1pk for October
" lisOu's 4 aes of the borders and Lf Scotland
Ran Envelopes, the nnesi qaailay
bsVofe supefhhe W aier Color Paints of The finest
quality
large assortment Of new and popular Music
sable Hair Pencils, finest variety
TayiDrs Director
Just received and for sale at
EAkEMAN'S Literary Depot
sep'4' No III Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

tx SENAroR HAYwooD. last vii.
mingtoa, \. G. Chronicle. saws: "Some weeks
ego we mentioned that Ex-senator Haywood,
OF this State, hal declared that he could moi
pport Cas- for the Presidency. Since then
we have been informed that Mr. II. mas open
ly avowed himself in favor OF Van Buren,
aud Free Soil"
1t will be recollected that Senator Haywood
resigned his seat in the Senate, rather than
vote for the Tariff OF 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

The Fox OUTDoSEi-A few days before his
nomination, Van Buren, is said TO have writ.
ten letter in which he stated, that il no other
Candidate Tor the Presidency were nominated
lhan Taylor, Cass and Hale. he, Wan Baren)
1couid not D9ic al all He is nominated. and
now Hale is stumping it for him in New
Hampshire!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
blarshalI and OHIO Turnpike 20.

ss1hE subscribers 70 the capital OF this Csuany
~ Ar befehy nohed hat iIs,alnrnt Two dolls rs
~ eo shae Is required Ia be paid by them % John ~
eiii ~ tAe IfeosSfer Of said Company ON or before
ihe -afd day % September, le4s .-1,
ny order of lhe Board OF Directors.
EDN. II. FIfZaUGU
s't''f toescoh coPyl secretary pro TEN.
3t0OAs AND sTATIoNERY-Th- subscribe, ~.
- ftcriNsa large supply of School, Classical The
'Siea, Meiieai and Mlsceil sneous Bools aud S,s,t
aud Fancy stationery, for the fa sales Cnunt,, -
chants, Teachers, School Trustees and all otfer. ~
Y 70 pIch ase cheap, VIII do well TO call and ex,,nin
ms STOCK and prices. JNo Il THOMPSON
sep Union 81. lac ar the Marker Now.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
,[lUG PLATFORM.

.t7;.., go,ernment, in which the
r.,r....'ts lives of ,he people shall pass 'o"a
Is..-of ,lse viii ot him who h0ppens ~
h. r.. .iasat. We believing that the wnole
5.5. bettrf capable OF governing '"e"
ts.,p is one nlan OF governing 'nem.
nj administrations Of all the affairs OF gov
-, e.. ,bsv were administered by WASH
80. + r.r-5l and Madison, for the great
esi GOOD oi tne people :; oil b;sh
.osztv oil msa ana purpose IN all nisn
stations as well 9s llW. r e,~,;r,,
r..1.5raac- irsn the conquest Oh io'''e"
,,sf...,.. a#.da al euly5rors TO eAlenu our Pc"
o. ~ a aslion. beyond It's present vast oouh-
aisnifv ana Gfmuess in oil our intercourse
go t.ri.t1 nations 8n3 neutrality III 'helt al
80. ~. while yye make our country respect
81 ,brg5,d we may MAKE II the peaceiul asY-
laa, l,r the oppressed OF other nations;
f. .lft.a n irae expression OF oplnio" a
,,,.,..o,5I a5en, - .hsi he officers oil govern
,,ssi ,sf.i3e theg shall 5e required to discharge
~ 9otjss tsiiauliy and promptly 10 Tue oe-
,,sr,,,est snl the people by whlch tuei u orc
III Ines -Uad .s allowed 10 diteF WIN we
executive II mea-ures o. government "''"o"'
fear Of removal. .-.;., ., oovern-
Tae economical administration o' so'e'"-
meat-lba paymaut Of zatares put NO A InS,
and ;be prsnpt payment OF the haioiia' w..
The projections 81 eur domestic ilious'',
a3l The money q sh' country against tlie Peu-
bar .b5f ouj oppressive "iulon"iie' VI i'
fH, ia5e71youeHt Of our rivers, 'akes a,la
l,afsafs. aaj lire general proiec'loh VI VIC
cotaeies ri tae country.
YHE GASS PLATINUM.
tr.Ip
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
FOR RENT.

The undersigned will receive proposals for
renting Tor a term OF years. bout forty feet OF
ground tying on Market st. Immediately west
OF the lIancaslerian Academy and adjoining
the hose house. JAS. PAUL..
September, 2o,-lw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

The editors of The Allegan Mich Recoro
have raised the nominations oil the three grear
parties at It's mast head, preceded with the
motto of ''choose We whom We will serve" 1t
has hitherto beena Hunker paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

Hon. John NJ Bolts has addressed another
letter 10 The Richmond Wing in which he
opposes the election Gen. Taylor. 1t con-
firms The impression that induced us to op
pose his election as speaker oil the house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
The following iath' Blubaraers electoral
ticket for the state o. Pennsylvania:

ANOTHER PILLAR GONE.-The New
Albany lnt) naHlin lsoms 1ai tha yencrs-
Bile samuel G.. Wilson, t-l., of th4tciU. QUE
recently expressed a,mse dissatisfied Me-
Cass party, aaI ha3 aua.wcsd ai- attention
10 support Geu. tay 90 .lf bog Precedence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

A telegraphic despatch from New York re-
ports that Commander Alexander Slidell Mac.
kenzie, Of the U. s. Navy, is dead He died
al sing Sing on Tuesday, of heart disease
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
Notice to Housekeepers.

VIE subscribers bes leave to inform the citizens of
heeiing ard ylcuty, that they have inst e,ur,ed
nh lHe Last an ave now receiving very ir se stock
o. most desirable Sly les OF ply ugrain dsn,sk aud
venetian tsrpeis selected with great care lrcln the hes,
mahuiaciores u the country, together with large stocs
oi theniiia fuhed Wilton Hugs, Table Covers Mats
pic'oths' binding dc, which make stocN test
ever offered IN this city and which sold al prtces
W.. canhot tau 70 please. Our customers viii please
cat and eNanthe our stock for themselves a. NJ l,3
Malhst .ugSfl MENDEI., HARBOUR 4 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

Mr.. Ffeaner, the correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta, acted it is said, as one of the
aucioneers in the sale Of government property
at Vera Cruz. realizing $4,000 in commits
slons On The sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

We have received communication from
Mir Alfred Hughes, who was the writer oil 'he
Whelau confession. We have not room Tor
II io the present crowded state OF our col
umns. lie exculpates himself from blame III
the affair. Says tine object with hun was
solely to write temperance tract unaer mat
title. and that lis motives were to do sooa'
and not for gain. lie states that he was IN
formed that Waelan had no objection to Its
being published. We feel the less called up
OF. 10 publish the communication, as we new,
or named Mr. Il. in the matter at all, nor have
we considered him a man that would stoop 10
the chicanery aud ialsebood pract'ced by o'h-
ers la that affair. lie may rest assured we
think, that his honor is not affected by the
affair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

STEAMBOAT ExPLosroN.-The Mobile Her
alb learns by telegraph that the sleamboa,
Give burst her boiler on the evening OF the
2na lust, near Kings Landing. Capt. Miller
had his leg broken. and was severely scaidetl.
This is the second accid mt this gentleman
has suffered by within short period. lie
broke one OF his legs in the explosion of the
steamboat Kinney. The other sufferers were
Mr.. Allen Coleman. OF Cahaw ba, and another
gentleman. who were both severely scalded
Que negro was killed, and eight men OF the
same color were seaded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

Tie Bsraborners OF \. y. have nomina ted
JOHN a. DIX Of Albany, Tor Governor, and
SETH ia. GATES OF Wyoming. for lit. Gov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

YOUNG MEMS TAYLOR CLUB.
The vouug mems TAYLOR Club will mee' on
F6day Evening, sept II, at the Court house.
ssxes4l a9saeer5 wiU address the meeting
Come one, cone all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

The Charleston Courier states that new
cotton factory had just gone into operation IN
that CITY. and is turning out already some ~
Geo to 10000 yards Of heavy cloth per week.
which meets ready sale as fast as made.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

We ask proof of Gen. Cass's fxedness.-
ala Jour.
Wait until the 4,h of March next and there
win be 30 mistake about "iixedness'' OF Gen
Cass.--Lad Reg.
We agree with this Locofoco editor thai
Cass will be Sin fix. Louisville Jour,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

We have this day commenced sending our
bills by mail, to all subscribers residing out
OF Ohio county We trust the response VIII
save us tar,bsr trouble. Those who have
he,et fore p.id US promptly and regard our
Interest, viii not regret the urilng expense of
postage, Those in arrears will thus be re-
mind.A nj our dives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
Tile i've .'a,.a aal Two fishes.
rE2R IN MIND,

Thst ae Presidential Election is held on the
f,s, Tuesday, the Til Day Of November
next ana taal itlasls bat for one day only :!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

A paragraph 10 or paper of week or ten
days since, stating lhal dividends on the Fits
burga * 10, srile telegraph stock were pay
abe at The NJ < ~ Bank in this city. has
been misanJerst Cd in various quarters. 1t
only applied to Wheeling stockholders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21

The Tenth Legion spclks Of The Bauburn-
90 etlng Ia Woodstock as Il, cidrl failure,
though /, publishes It's resolutions aud eiec.
Iua ucbet. The MetlinsbnIg Glzeue, how-
ever, learns lrom other sources thlt the Free
auil spirit Is iopldly extending itseh in the
c .9nAss % Shenandoah eud Rockingham, and
ls lar'Y 10 give the dril sergeanls OF the
Spots some trouele.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.
Thomas A. Cummins
In CUkNcyRY,

4
In CHAScgRY.
John Fraii, Jr.
virtue of a decree pronounced in this case by the
Circnit superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Undersigned, acting commissioner in that behalf,
Wi sell the front door of the house of Ohio
county, Monday the 9th dav of November next tthe
same being day the following described tract
parcel of land mentioned in exhibit D, aud filed the
in the said town.: All that certain
of land situated OF MckinIeys Run in Ohio county Va
bounded follows: Beginning at as.one the south
side of Mckniey's Run abSve small branch of said
rnn-lhence south 81 degrees east 49, poles beech
the Rock Spring the bank of said run, thence
south "a degrees east 6 poles all ash the
ie Of said thence south 81 degrees east @ poles
large poplar the south side of the run thence south
46 degrees last - poles 10 beech and rock in DRAIN
To Joseph w bite and Lawrence Ciark-thencc
said with the neanders thereof, and binding
course south degrees west co poles, to the point
where three branches intersect, thence up The
branch with the neanders thereof bntins thence ST
poles IN spring. the of the drain, the
degrees west 9 poles white the top the
ridge road thehce south AZ degrees 81 poles
poplar in Thomas Todds line, and with his line north
~ degrees west. Is poles to poplar, corner to sad
Todds nethence north 30 degrees east % poles
iron wood where white oak formerly sood-thence
north rs degrees west 30 poles stake in Samuel Nc
Cures line thence north "a degrees east - poles the
beginning. Containing one hundred and eight acres
l0S or less. being the same land mortgaged by
VIM. iambdin to James Cumnns and sold under a de.
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan.
Gerry for Ohio county to said Thomas A. Cumnins who
agreed convey the same the defendant by the
said eylhhit A. VIII more fully appear.
TERMS OF ShbE-Tes por cent of the purchase
money to be paid in band, and the residue thereof TO
he paid in equal instamens credit of eight sixteen
and months, with interest from the day OF
sale The purchaser giving bonds with good security
Ior the SAID defc red instruments
NJ EOFF. d 9 for X Simnis,
scptel lClemens . c, in this behalf