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mo 81
ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE CURES EN Err
RECORDED.
Waldoboro', Maine, July 30, |


Dear Sir Having experienced great benefit from Your m
valuable med iee duty and privilege to let me
world know what has done for Possessed OF strong
constitution naturally, had enjoyed perfect health previous
spring Of iS43 when uhd with d;lcuity
my left side attended with considerable pain Sometime
in violently attacked with cough which c"n'inu-
Cd until fall then confined To the house eight m'h
during hich time cough severe itcqntnl}
spells hing which lasted hours daily raised
large quantities Of disagreeabe matter, accompanied with
blood Sometimes raised quart OF b ,oi at time COZ
suited physicians, all OF whom lid their best to restore
gave up said they could do for must
die impossible for me to live but short tma tine
OF them sand lungs At this critical moment
physicians had exhausted their skill, end~
desplirad Of life, hope q recovery at end,
resurei 10
DIR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
hen hao taken and halt hottlp those spells
Ut Guchinr were removed. continued taking the Basn
until ,prng 1874 when ceased to bleed at the lungs,
health strength improved that LETT the house bit
ault D work for Now NY htalli i good
am abe do a days work every DAY on ny farm
JAMES CONERl.
Witness THOMA BENNFR.
Dir Wistars Consumppn 10 be had OF tho
agents, gratis.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS tho wrapper
For sale BY y. Il. LYMAN Druggist, Iynrlbirg, Va.
and BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
Nov. 27-It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

deeply afflicted the loss of ameptcd Young friend who
has been removed the probation OF let seek the
consong influence Of the Divine Poweror is from his
holy and consolation must flow To His
,hen let talents devote strength and
the residue days-ever remembering that should
henceoh live ourselves but Him no died Tor
MS and rose AGAIN W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
SOMETHING NEW

MAY be found at Lacy & GarIands on the Basin 1913
W bushels OF Moun seed the best imorover
OF the soil known to the present age will seen from the
letter from of the largest and
farmers i'll Wythe county.
:. Wythe County, IA. .N5p., 18th 1913.
HesSrs Lacy s Garland,
GentS-In relation to the Evergreen Seed nv own ~
perience satisfies me, that when s3wn iu coniunco with
Clover excel renovater of Ian thing have
seep and IN addition Grasses late and
earl, Pasesfage It needs but trial prove what say
Yours truly.
Nov II IS
py NJ DON-OC r,1,1, = :. . :, go. -
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Cleanse, Purify, Strengthen I!

1t is wish TO tre with the health ofthe conrIni-
ty we desire to be governed by sacred regard in
is here stated relation this extraona
cine and this feeling of sincerity and good faith which
prompts again and again to call attention it. We be-
eve that article has been scov cred that confer
red greater amount of be neft the and tie
more it is known the better is it apprec iated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
China, Glass and Earthenware,

'NHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received and opened his
L VARIETY STORE, splendid stock of
Chino, Glass and ENrfhensC0re,
equal thing offered in this market Granite Ware
Of every description Blue Printed Ware, very superior
articles Flowerd blue Dinner Sets very handsome. great
variety of Chpa Tea Sets from 81 80 to $50 per Win
dow Glass from S. 10 to 2n< "a Bra Casters, ca
Table Spoons with good assortment of Cutlery, Looking
Glasses Looking Glass Plates Lamp Wick &c. with
ly every article kept in China Establishment which
be sold extremely low for cash. by wholesale retail The
Ladies particularly invited to call and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere have also hand large
Lat OF Richmond STONE WARE, such Churns Blu ter
Pots Milk Cro;<s, &. HAMILTON BOYD,
Next door above Mcdaniel s Lee and nearly opposite Pc
tiers and Stigler
Nov 27-w4wn
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HONOR cor, srEPTOE

We take great pleasure in milking public the suhon-
I'd Jurisprudence Our readers need not be informed
that in the late with Mexico Colonel >teptoe acted
most distinguished part-winnng b. his ralllniry
grade in the service which has rarely been attained at
soeary are. The compliment designed is rendered
more appropriate by the fact. that Col strpoc being a
mong the last VIII, reached This country after The close o
the War, did MT participate largely in the public
honOrs nany-less worthy-whu had preceeded him
LYSCuBURG, NV. s, l64S.
Lieut. Col. Steptoe:
The undersignel have been p
pointed, by PARTON Of the citizens Of Lynrhburg
Committee, to tender yon il their Compliments
Ball be given III this place a. such time Your
venence may designate. they desire by this method to
testify in measure, their admiration and gratitude
as Nirriuians, towards who by his deeds and de-
pertinent az soldier and gentleman has Illus rated tile
character Of ooih and Shed user upon their native
Safe.
With sentiments ofhigh respect. they have the hon
OF to be,
-FOUR felFis aRd Obelient servants
). K. IRVING.
JAS. NAI NDERS,
JNO. VI. SPEED.
d. \. WILSON, Jr.,
J. McD0NALD,
Committee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

The subscriber having purchased the interest OF his
partner in the late concern Of LEE s RICHARDS, New
York. will take great pleasure in supplying his old friends,
the nuhlic yenerally with article line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
POSTSCRIPT.

We are most happy 10 say the report of Mr.. Clay's
death is unfDunded. The Lexington Observer. of The
lSh SAYS that although feeble, he convalescent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
MORE NEW GOODS,

AVA " IL II ~ IL w " ~ ~
BYEXPRESS FROM THE NORTHERN critics..
AM receiving splendid stock Of
Black and assorted Fringes
Cherry ooured Silk Velvet,
Velvet Rbbous-Bonnet do.
Ladies' Dress Goods, new STYLES.
French Collars, large lot at 81 cts.
Thread Laees and Edsings-with variety Of other
and scarce goods
P.S.-A second supply Of splendl BLACK FRENCH
and BELGIAN CLOTHS, just received Also daily ex-
Pected another supply OF Linseys, Fannes Blankets &
Nov 2I-iftS JNO. J. PURVIS, Agt
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
Logan gives % majority for Cass. Drddridge lV9 de-
Gilmer lO7 These majorilies place Cas- 1876 ahead.
Braxton, which gave Clay 80 majarly, 10 hear from.
MISSISSIPPI.
This State seems still doubtful, though we think it has
gone for Taylor,
ALABAMA.
Cas- majority abou 200
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
From the WaShingto, Battery.
FATHER RITCHIE'S PROPHECIES.
"a second Daniel has come to Judgement ~ Oh mos.
learned J4dge y

"a second Daniel has to judgement y :" Oh, mos.
learned Judge y
50 fuously has venerable neighbor Of the
vernm-nt organ BEEN almost every day for month
back, that he political prophet, in whom the
people might pac npl.c faith when he declared that
GENERAL Cas- c0ud and General Taylor would not be
e=c VI President. have dee ned it right and proper
tl place in the clum. Of the Battery, for preservation
an future reference the amiable Old genteInan's very
say. predictions and declarations, find them laid
down, day following day, in his late editorial lucubra
lions
We have not space 10 give all that could wish 10
preserve the subject. Here and there we Gull sPeci
mems, as follows:
From the Union, October 20.
Victory IS certain, for the Democracy aroused
Each man is bucing on his armour for the desperate
conflict The Wings are entering the field with their
spurs tipped with silver. They have used money
pi,usy in the ate election for the purpose of corrupon
and they about to ply the same weapon.
We on.our part, exercise privilege in retaining
LOUISIANA and FLORIDA from the hands Of the infdtls.-
This would run Gen. Cas- up to l16 votes. We will
not yield Tennessee, Mary land, North Carolina, hor
Connecticut. nor New Jersey, without tremendous
struggle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
FROM the Union, October %.

.Nr. Buchanaa's Speech. I'VE re.oce that NJ. BucE'
comes forward 10 commune with his counlrymen.
His eloquent speech in this mornings Union gives
the strongest assurances that Pennsy vana will redeem
itself IS of correspondents says, too, sit was
calculated make the heart Of PeHnsv beat with
pride ID Hear ts, high enernn which pronounced
up,n the keystone BY one other brightest sons.
Dill it make the heart Of Pennsylvania beat with
pdI? Yes, that pride which resolved her to be reyenged
upon her deceyers-B hterY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
From the Union. October 81.

Tm The Union. October II.
Ie' even temporary defeat the l0t. October
cures glorious victory the 7ih November. The
Old keystone is reused. She is animated by pride and
patriotism and by every honorable motive which in
spre the breasts Of pemen redeem herself from the
hands Of the PhstineS. She is prr4;lly safe, and
ONO And with these three great States to begin with
must carry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

GEN TArLoR.-Our readers Lave probably remarked,
that all the General officers Of our army they returned
from Mexico, with the exception of Gen. Taylor, have
been ordered to Washington. Vhe People, however.
not understanding this kind o partiay. have or,
d-red Gen. Taylor proceed there Ikewise.--.I. 0
Bulletin
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBURG MARKE rs.

Corrected for the ,ceek ending Saturday, Nor % lS4S
TOBACCO.
Receipts small and prices unchanged quote Lugs 30
tu2.50 Shipping and Scanning Leaf 81 80 to - as IN
quality; Manufacturing from $50 10 81, with high
prices fpiner descriptions which have become
Flour A in demand
Prorisions- Bacon, very dull, IA cts; Beef,
10 4 cents; Corn Meal. As cents.
Wheat-Whie 90 cents; Red IS.
Graia.-Con. 40 cts Oats - cents.
Clorer Seed 4s 50 a IS.
Whisbey-Sales at % 10 81 cents.
BeeS,cdr-lS cents.
BDater--Rather dull 10 to III superior in marker
Brandy-Apple, none Offering Peach, offering
Bar hon-$S5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order.
Cofes-Rio to cents Laguira 81 to 9 Java l2s
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow and Flax, no sales.
Cotton Yarns-Saes Is to l6 cents.
Feathers-2o to 80 cts.
FIar Seed-Saes 80 TO IS cents
Fisl-HerrnyS. No. /, $50; Shad. old 7
new 8 so.
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-None and wanted
Li,lseed Oi-70 cents, a months; in demand.
Lard Scents but little inquiry.
,Nota,ses-West India 50 to 40 cts per gallon
0. AZ to As cents.
Plaster-Lump, $s-Ground SO
Sugars-New Orleans7 to9 cents; Porto Rico 8 to .
cents; Clarified 2s cents. Loaf L to l2a cents.
Sah-$2s and 81.
Iullo,r-9 To 10 cents.
IM-s 50 per Dbl
Uool-25 to IS chs. dull
Uool RoNs-Sales 33 to 81 cents.
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New Y ork, : to J per ct. premium
Baltimore, to Z per Ct do
Boston, to do do do
Philadelphia, to do do do
Bank Notice n. Carolina 2 per ct. discount.
S. Carolina, do do
Tennessee, to 6 do
Wheeling, 2a27 do
FREIGHTS UP AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tobacco. leaf (per hogshead) 81 90
Do manufactured, (per box,) 10
Flour, (per bbi) 10 ~
Bar Iron, (Per ton.) %
Pig iron, {ref TOM w
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per ton) 90.
Plaster, (per toni W
Salt, (per sackD to ~
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1909 8 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

Office Ly,lchJauS and Tennessee Rad Road Company,
Nov. 9th, ISIS,
full attendance of the Stockholders in this Company
~ requested to-day. As this Is the regular annna! meet
ing, all the officers to be elected besides other import
ant business 10 be transacted
The meeting will take place at the Masonic Hall, at ii
o'clock, \ NJ. f. q. MORRISON,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
NEw t.oyDoS Va, NOV, %, 1913.

had the pleas Ire to receive to Jay
your letter Of the 18Th inst en4eriag in behalf Of
portion ufthe people Of Lynchburs, complimentary
Bal at surh lime ( may de- gnate-
Receive nv sincere thanks fvr hs II Alnjnes, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
Ed FsEsN'T'

49, THE DWELLING HOS 81 IN Chnr.h 81
tjt!iii recently occupied oy Co. Strange. Apply to
k-s--A NJ. HART.
Ort l0-ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

E9OWDER-- l, 900 Kegs Blasting,
500 do Mining,
500 do Sporting and Rife,
100 bbis. Blas ing-lO0 lbs each,
Warranted of the best quality, and for sale BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Agents for the Hazard" Powder Company.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 27-6t
GROUND PLASTER 300 Casks Plaster from the
~ "Lubec" Mills, warranted. for sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s co
Richmond, Nov 27-6t Agents for the Manufacturers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
To the Inhabitants of LynChbUrs
and vicinity.
H.1.WILTD.H s. .9D.a.NS,
nAcIIERRlAM ARTISTS.

ID ESPECTFULLY return thanks to the ladies and gentle
II men ynchburg and the surrounding country, for the
liberal patronage bestowed them during their residence in
this place They better prepared than to take
DAGUERREOTYPE IMMATURE
having procured from the North considerable expense
large wheel polishing purposes together with all the other
improvements which have before been nrodu
eed in this State and from Mr. Hamton experience near
ly years Virginia. and repeated visits to New York
ard Mr. Adams experience operator four in the
first establishments New York and Philadelphia they
prepared, with the aid of large
Sky-Light,
produce miniatures which for depths OF ene soness OF
light and shade beauty colong and easy and graceful po
sons, will defy competition. Ladies and gentlemen
specially invited call at their in the Cabel House,
and examine the specimens.
Llkenesses inserted in Iockets Bracelets Beaspns SC.
kenesses taken of sick deceased persons, dwelling hous
e eountryseats, in the best style Portraits and Daguer
reoypes accurately copied. CHAS +. HAMILTON,
JOHN ADAMS.
N. BIB * A. would respectfully inform the public that
they have been taking Daguereotypes by the
ELECTRO-GALVAN PROCESS
for years past, and with their Godenameng process
their miniatures rendered impershable in any cline
Nov. 27-lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
NERVOUS DERIIJrY-IOSS OF ENERGY

NERVOUS nEBIIIrY-LOSS OF ENERGY.
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills speedily aud permanently
the declining powers Of the human body This may
at first be doubted but fact better established. Those
who the disan asapara for this purpose over
look doing medicine far less expensive ard more
iecual
C1YMER, Chautauque Co. n. y, Oct 5, ISIS
DIR. VIM Wright-Sir the last three four years
had been gradually running down, and finally became
weak that unable to perform my usual labor l was
fed that by the of three four boxes began
feel like myself again. and thoroughly restored
From nv own experience, commend Pills to- he
afflicted with confidence that they will be found medicine
OF great efficacy and value Yours, truly,
John CLEVELAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

The following is 4 despatch dated Cincinnati, *ovem-
Der Is. in the Columbus State Journal
"s the counties in Illinois heard from but fifteen,
and the Wing gain Is 1896, but it is sufficient. ihe
State has voted for Cas- and Butler.'
Illinois gave Pol. 1882 najnrity. The Wing gain
Of 1896 would leave 1886 be in fifteen coun-
lies. and require an average gain of 223 per county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27

taken in the results of the election in these two powerful
States. We have the strongest assurances from
era quarters of the irresistible spirit which animaes, and
the Brilliant success which awaits, friends in the
keystone State.
We put down the vote of Pennsylvania therefore, as
unquesuola5e. \ ii u>a1d circums'an confirm it.
With Pennsy yana. Ohio and Vir !inia then. standing
together with Maryland, North Carolina and Iennes-
zee, (uether Of which with in 1874, brighten
inc before and with the States which about
o give their virgin v,eS and with the other States a.
ways excepting \. York; which rallied with us four
ngo. who can despair We assure our distant
s,ciates every where, that have the Re
pu5cans around Us more animated by hopes, and more
inspired by enthusiasm than they The present time
For the rest dismiss all fears % The winds.
Oar prospects. indeed Frightening every day iG
tennessee. We have the names of four gentlemen.
pf great weight Of character who have gone from the
W 81. 70 tho Democratic ranks Among these is the
gentleman named in the Knoxville Standard of the
Olh nsant;-"ihe formidable aud accomplished Wing
Representative fron this district in the Congress of the
United States from 1887 to l943-the Hon. j l.. vii
Ia Mr.. w Villains IS of decided talents and
great lntuence-he Of distinguished man who
formerly Senator of the United States. Mr. J. l..
Williams was Whig-a friend of Mr.. Cay but he
was also the friend of TeXas-the friend of the Mexican
waTa friend Of the rights and honor Of his country; and
when he saw the Wigs themselves throwing Mr.. Clay
overheard, he thought high time to leave their ranks
and to 60 operate with the Democratic party. We vel
come hun 10 ranks.
From the Union Oci 25
fllmore's letters working powerful revolution
among the reading and thinking classes in North Caro-
Ina y, enthusiasm prevails among the Wings, nor
can the area wire pulers them to energy. We
see In the excellent Democratic auxiliary, the Mecken-
burg Jetersonian alIusion made to truly mournful
rcle in late Raleigh Register, deeply "regretting
learn by communication just received from friend'
residing in Of the distant countless that 'there is not
enough of energy and activity auong the Wings of that
Section" But how can energy action be anywhere
infused into party that has principles to contend for?
Caanh FilImore's letters fire up proper spirit for the
Wing ticket in that quarer2
We learn indeed from several quarters that the odds
turning decidedly against The Vhigs in that State
We received the following cheering letter from Geor
ga BY last nIghl'S mail:
Macon, Ga. October Is, 1913.
X gu have already had The pleasure Of announcing the
late Victory of The sterling Democracy of This State
their Federal opponents. We have carried the State by
popular majority of several hundred. We say this is
2 victory because the Taylor party efspontAneous
bnS'on We're certain Of carrying the State by thousands.
They rallied their whole strength. Georgia will give
her electoral Case aud Builer This is the opn
ION of GOOD judges onihe subject. ZAC."
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ALABAMA.

Taylor 2lS. 535
Van Buren, I2O376
Cas- il4,5S3
Taylor over Cass 1885
Van Buren, over Cass SOB
Al the counties official except Albany, Catarau-
ga, Erie, New York Rocklan! and Westminster
NIscoN>sN-it the following list Of Congressman
elect tF0m Wisconsin is each party elects MEM
ber in that State 1t is taken from despatch from Mil
wauke to the Detroit Advertiser of the th inst Acc
ding 10 this, the members elect are as follows:
!. Charles Durkee, Free SOL beating VIM Pit.
Lynde. Cas-. and A. Finch jr.. Taylor
: Orsansls Cole. Nhig beating q: w. Crabb.
Free Sell, and 4. Fl. Smith, Cass.
). James Duane. Cas-; beating Stlddars Judd.
Fee soil, and T. o. Howe Wag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
From he Hmm OF d,

PENNsYIvANIA AND OHIo.-We scarcely be mis-
taken in the results of the election in these two powerful
States We have the strongest assurances from
era quarters Of the irresistible spirit which anmates and
the brilliant which awaits, friends in the
keystone State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
SAFES

yUST received an assortment of the above Fire. Proof
~ s.fes. and far sale al the manufacturers prices, nv
PRYOR &rAULL, Agent for the Manufacturer,
The foliswipg letter has been received from Albany:
ALRtSY, August -, lefs.
. c iixRRiSG, Esq--near sir: The safe we bought of
you in the Spring of l'4- has hcon IN roughly tested by
the late fire, and we are happy 10 state has more than
tns.vored our eR pectatiou.
We were unfortunately located on the riet; aud. as
yon must have learned ere tins, we had hut barely time
IL escape with ttr lives, before every h~niliing located
there, as far North as tie cut. was in flames.
our safe stood facing the south, in the second story
and consequently faced the flames. which, with the
strong south wind, made a beat almost as severe as a
tlfsi furnace, aud something of the same matt re-. Not
withstandins allthls. orr hooks and parers were preser
we'd 50 thai they are all lceiaie. and many of them as
perfect as they were before the IRE.
It ~ wonderful that It conld have witistond such a
violent heat with no more injury. whea wo know the
heat TO have heeH se powerful as t. destroy the old.
fashioned safes that were taken QUITO the stores ON the
pier and placed some distance fro n the huilf inas. II :
jones drew out his and placed 1t 10 the waters edge:
s'il Il was Sestroved, whit yours saved the papers and
books IN the hottest OF he nre. Yours, respectfully,
CIV GODDARD 4 co.
7. S-fhe books and papers were taken from the safe
two days after the IRE.
For safe by PRYOR 4 PAUL.,
oc26 agents for the Man .f4ctnfcrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
COMMLSSlONER,S SALE


RtOut'N+h 'ht~. IN r. vs.
Richard Scott and Others
VNCHANCERN ny virtue ct \ decree Of the circu,t
; Suptri1r court OF Law and chancery for ohio &C.
'5on9nneea in this case, ON the i0th day OF February .
p t' UNDERSIGNED, acting as commissioner tor tie
~ W W. Seit To me highest and hest bidder 81 public
",st'u' ~ lAe MORT deur Of the court house Of Ohio
~ on saturday, Tic 2jth day Of November. fsls.
tHa. ~ N'i'h w hecl-
iL6MSLIen per cent Of the purchase money 10 ia,
- =" - ana Use purchaser to give bouts for The
W ."ad security, bearing interest from Inc
10y T. sac Shd pay ahc ia three instruments Of ia.
twelve, aud eighteen months earh. NA'
w MITCHELL, Deputy gor
nctaH-fpauIU 'O""i'Ssi"heF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Samuel Sprl-g's ADMINISTRATOR
against 7. -.
Samuel Fool and oth,or, 'hANt

= . HHHIIHIsIfaIor,
against =.
Samuel Fool aud others 'HN"'hhh.
d. ViFtue9i a decree pronounced in this ransc Nv tho
=" 'lteht superior Court Of Law and cLa,,co,y Co.
'e COUNTY OF ono, on the l7th day OF June. Isls Tho
h1de signed acting as commissioner in that bebaI n ,, ~
~ a. punucaactinn, at the front door Of the conn house
~ q '"o eoHh'y' on Monday the 9Th dav of November.
= ~ Ms D ana q, (FlyE aud Sn@ in s0uare IA
80 ishNJ ahd lots Nos, IS and lG, (FiFrreN and sly
aEEN1 "a square 23'(fwENry ~rARkI)in sprire and Ritrh
he addllIoht 10 South W heelmg e' w
,hHNS OF sALE.-A credit OF six. twelve. and eiahtee,
months, IN equal lnstslmenis; the purchaser OF nn,r6s.'
! si''ls h"has, with good security, learito ,ntores,
nom TIE day Of sale W MITCHEI /. Jenmt ~ 'ries
hlehd s''nn's, 5. o c. aud com'r IN Ills behalf
sent u iS1S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
wxALrABLE cry PROPERTY ron SALE

- ABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
tn subscriber viii sell on arcommod.t,ng term.
- We tnTee story brick Siorehouse, NORTH ,Tast -
W. NarAet and Union streets. now oecrmied bv Nj
" nelSkeli as a Dry Goods store. The praperty Is q,
nm =" ~ = one OF the best business stqr ds IN the
ny Iefsuhs wishing 70 taake a profitable ipvestp.o IN,
~ S'eute me est business stand IN the city. wonld N,
e '"siVet helr early attention to this Notice. ANY
~ e@.'ge on the subscriber at Tie Tinted STATES IotcI
streets aHd thlon
yytaer,. ~, H. \. WASHING