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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
Riot i'm Hartford. Conn.

The good city of Hartford was says the Pittsburgh
Post recently, the scene Of a disturbance,-suc as
nothing but the forbearance of the people has alone
prevented in some other quarers,-n consequence of
an Infamous alluson, in the "Charter Oak, to Lieut.
WooDHoUsE, who has recently returned from Mexico,
in very bad hesith and whose reception by the cit
zens cordial in the extreme. Burleigh, the
editor of this Mexican concern, editorial, said
"he looked marveously like culprt. on his way to
the penitentinry." We not in favor of mobs I;
but under such circumstances, we are disposed to
award the verdict of Virginia Jury, on a certain
OccasiOn-"Serred him right." A correspondent of
the New York Herald says
"Thc mob, several hundred in rumber, about IL
o'clock broke in his Office windows, D State Ct took
down all his signs and destroyed them, and broke in
his Office door, prevent his types defamng any more
Of our citizens, when the owner of the types, Mr.
Tracy informed them that they belonged to him, aud
had for some months. The Mayor of the city also
told them the same, when they dessted from further
violence, aud dispersed. Then they proceeded to the
house in which he lives upon hire; but he kept of
their way. There has never been occasion where
such deep feeling of indignation pervadcd this com
munlty as now felt towards Bureigh."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
ADMINTSTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE hereby given that the Undersigned administrator
" the OF Daniel Perry decreased will
order Of the probate of Marion the third Saturday
February sell at public auction in front Of
the Washington Hall the city Of Indianapolis tract of land be-
longing described follows ow the north
quarter 80 in township Is NORTH containing
hundred and axy TIE said sale will be made subject
payment purchaser mortgage thereon the
Indiana the Of FIVE hundred dollars and such
thereon, which will lie declared
of six and twelve months will be
given residue purchase secured by notes with
Sufficient freehold security payable n equal instruments
valuation
ELIAS N. SINNER, Administrator
Dec. 81, ls47. 6f4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
DAGUEIsREOTYPE LIKENLssLs.

Secure the ShddOp, ere the S9bSiaEce fade. q"
rENHOMAs HAYES associate Mr. A. Terry Of Isl Broadway
New York Fourth street CincsnSali, has completed
his arrangements miniatures IN the above heati
has ded uD buildings Washington
three douIs wei OF Brow ning's hotel, Indianapolis
engaged the business of the
NewY YORK,
has no saying II his pictures equal
L. G hs uorId. and having devoted years and
rrns colors department. he challenges comparsun
IA Mr. HIS IN
s ss n rs only rsaan during present Sea
sion ,f the legislature
IN the an anu every tnhe appeanng 10
New York prices sOu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

upEMANING the Office danapois, Indiana,
h February 1, Is4s.
QPsrsOHs calling for these letters viH Pieaseto say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters pdPeTsfoT Foreign
Countries must be prepaid, otherwise they cannot oeJ0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
STILL THEY COME.

,u,uE every receiving disposinr
large quantities OF Stoves OF description Psrlof ana
right Stoves the latest and patterns and
fresh and celebrated New YORK Air called
the
Browning Stove,
who are admirably calculated for hotels churches school
houses Offices, &C. tiere being SIX different sizes
Also. me- arrival Of the great and celebrated
Conn biuation Cook stove.
The good qualities Of which is entirely 10 snus
rate people becoming familiar with the superior sdvsn
tages they other cook known 4,
the United States
Premium Cook Stoves,
or all szss hest make constantly on hsnd and Sr ale cost
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

AsoTHER vIoToRY-Dr Bragg has eiecualy sileneed and
flight the flying artillery" of Dr. sappingtOn his hope
less effort restore confidence the ta sold in his
Iii hard find who will purchase any other but the
dian Queen Vegetable Sugar Coated Tonic Bilious Pills Of
Dr. Bragg Their great Ague Chill Fever Bilious Fe
Typhus Fever and other diseases OF the and SOUTH
the confidence Of all classes
usr remedy of the day No wonder they should drive all
pills outo We advise the afflicted to make trial of them
For Tonson Brothers, of the Golden Mortar and
by s J. Wade Druggist, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

The Franklin Democrat printed at Brookyille has
been enlarged and beautiied by new type. The SUBJ
scribers Of that sterling sheet should double tie ed-
tors list set off his labors in their BEHALF and
we hope they will do il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

Mrs. GAINEs.-A Washington correspondent of
the New York Post writes Mrs. Gainess good for
tune quite topic here. She has added fuel to the
excitement among the gossiPs by presenting two very
estimable young ladies' here FIVE thousand dollars
each. The decision of the Supreme Court snaps
many chain Of title heretofore relied on BY the pro-
perty-holders in Louisiana and the demand of
''me-ne profits" allowed to her by law, will be ruin
Gus to many. 1t is with very great pleasure, then,
that am able to state good authority. that the
successful litigant will waive this legal claim, and is
willing to give qutcaim deeds to innocent and hon.
est purchasers, without exiorting an unreasonable
consideration. This is honorable, and must silence
envy. Indeed, from many Of her private acts of be-
neyolence, which have come TO my knowledge from
time to time, rejoice in the prosperity Of the lady,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
hetIy,s IRON Carbon.

81 prepared smiths and others
newly compound hardening iron, giving tn
hardness rcanngts original Full direction
accompany article Having devoted tie experiment
adopts this method Of getting into
pefruing peddiing and
lie solic,s orders and fair trial. JOHN KELLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

TPersOHs CALI
ADVERTISED.
The inland Postd
Countries must be
tgarded.
A.
Anderson Miss NJ ] 2
Armstrong w P
Adkins Jonn
Alien Mary
Allen T. n
Armentrout James
Administrator Of John
Webb
brltton A a
BoutOn G )
Baer Rev John
Bradley +
Bates I J
Bridgeford S A
Brown ] +
Benesiey Thomas
Brown Lucy .
Baldwin Goldsmith
Brlstow Payton
DO lkin Alexander
Bisbing John
Bright NJ G
Bradbury w W
Biles VIM
lsser Harriet
Bianey Sarah
Beechler ]
Blum Jacob
Brown Anna Mary
Beswick @ NJ
Burk john
Bales X A
Bellies Richard
Bridges James
Baldwin Joseph }
Browning Samuel
Brokre Mrs VI ]
Bellies Colep
Beck Joseph
Brewer Abraham
Bryant A b
Bailey Francis
Brown John 2
Boswell ID X
Bellathsfon Mr.
Bishop John
Bond Pleasant
Buell. L G 3
Burton BIl2
Bower Rev e .
G.
Cord Emoline
CulbertSton George
Clark Susan
Carnahan Roht
Cunningham Hugh
Cambell Al
Cockan Capt L
earle w II
CurIey Hamilton
Carter Milton P 2
Cox Jno X
Catterson Cyrus
Collins Jeramiah
Combs Permela
Calvin Mary
Carnahan A B
Coyington Mrs Mari
CrOwder VIM
Carson Prier
CLIbertson VIM
Graft w Il
Cooper Joshua ?
Cambell Sarah
Catman Henry
Cofelt Joseph
Cox VIM &
CTull Daniel
Chapman Robt
Cox William
Curry Miss Emily
Carr A ]
Carpenter Willard
ID.
Davis Mrs Rachel
DOsin John
Douglass c c
Dunn Jas w
Davis Isaac
Davis Miss Anna
Dawson Hardin A
Davis Andry J
jackson
DelZell H
David Simon
Dawson James
Dawson James NJ
Demons Stephen
Davidson james
Davis Lucy A
Donahoe VIM
Daniels VIM
Day Tyler x Co
Dunn George G
L.
Ellis Sylvester
yesterday Solomon
Epler Abraham
Evans A Z
Edihut MIR 2
Endicot Miss Susan
Ellis Mrs Sarah
| Evans Jesse
| Elston David
| Evans VIM
| Eastman L r
F.
| Fourt ID P
| Ferreter James 2
| Ferig Conrath
| Fiaugher Jesse
| Foster Henry e
| Fisher Miss Rachel
Furgason Charles
| Henry Clay
Fox WIN
Fisher Nancy
| Fox VIM
Furrey John Z
| Frazier John
Fox Richard 2
G..
Graham Alien ID
Gill Miss Serelda J
Gull J ]
| Grand Secretary
| Grand Lodge Of
Indiana Masonic
Gruhe Jacob
Gardner Miss Anna
GlasScock James
Geiger Daniel
Greer & Co
Grove Henry II ?
| Gulliier A
Graham n
Greene Sidney S
Gruher George
Giezen j w & c (
Goodwin Thomas !
Grandstaff Henry
| Griffith Sarah A Z
| Guinstead 7 3
II.
Hessong Peter
Hinchman John
Hinsley Nancy
Ilu1eou Norrnan
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
ADUINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

ETTERS Of having been granted the under
Abraham Batty deceased late Of Marion
Indiana all indebted said requested to
and having claims against said estate
re not6edt present them The estate Is probably solvent
ROBERT l.. WALPOLE, Admir-.
nsr. d ans
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
Ad,niuistrY,tOr,S Notice.

ETTERS of administration having been granite to the
designed the of Philip Nickel deceased, Of Mari
county, Indiana. all who know hemse indebted to
either hook account otherwise
settle the and having claims aRanst
said estate notified to present them The estate is solvent
JOHN B. STUMPH.
ToA;a lis lam .3y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADMINISTRATION SALE.
THE undersigned administrator OF the estate of Philip Nickel
deceased WILL Tuesday the 22d day oil February pro-
coed o'clock A. sell the late residence Of The
ed personal property belonging said
family carriage horses lot Of stock hogs
and lot Of household furniture
twenty-five twenty-five dollars credit
months gyen purchaser giving PAYABLE
without any relief from valuation apprasemen laws
with approved freehold security. JOHN B. sTUMPH.
an 753w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
LOST.

LARGE Black Dog tip end OF his tail white, about year
n will III Information
he can be found. win be literally rewarded by
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
MARION COUNTY SEMINARY.

'HNHE examinations Of Marnn County Seminary I'll take
~ the 2s and 2i f this O the 2jd there
w be an exhibition Of the school in the basement OF Roberts
Chapel commencing half The friends and patrons
OF the school, and the public generally invited attend.
The quarter Of the Institution will the 29h inst
Tuition will be charged entrance deductions
made, except in case of proracted sickness.
BENZ L. LANG Principal,
Feb 7, i548.-t29h79 JOHN F. MARIsAY, Asst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

THE subscribers would inform the public t they have on hand
discourse the Great American Idea Universal Liberty deliver
ed In the I'd Presbyterian Church day.
Nov. %, S47. Price 10 cents. HOOD & NOBLE,
eqy Batess building,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
U.,sag a. sANnEsSS- M. II

OFFICE residence Meridian three doors sou th
W the Baptist Church.
Having had much experience in his profession tenders hi
services TO the citizens of the city and country.
October cth is47. 3sy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

The Hon. RICHARD M. JOHNSON is in Washington,
nd nuts I'm At Rev. O. Il. Browns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
LIST OF LETTERS

LH&o
annapolis, Indiana, on
viH please 10 say
papersfOr Foreign
they cannot befOT-
Pierson 5 4
II.
Ruebush S ID F
w n Rev
John P
ROob RObt
Riggs Cynthia Ann
MiSs
Roll Catherine
kansdell JOi.n w
Russell Josiah
Records Ruth
Rowe I
ROue & Co VIM i
Rose w NJ
Robertson Z Miss
Robinson Francis
Miss
Rutherford re
Richmond John L
Rev
Ray James .
Russell Mrs Nancy
Runels George
5.
sloan John
Stone Josiah
Swords Elizabeth
Smock CIevinda J
snow John
Staley J A
Smither Miss Sarah
springer David
5miiher John
Sparks VIM
Smith David
SmOc < Abraham jr
smith John
shell Abraham
smith John ID
SANDERS AbSolom
Silver Abraham
SlOne Josiah 2
Stoelting Frederick
Sumner Thomas
Slade Hon WIN IL
l5waTo.d Miss Ame-
/ RIGA
Sapingheld David
Smith VIII
Stipp Amos
SchoOlly Harriet Mrs
Shields David
lSloen Miss Jane
Smither John
st John Ind
Smith Benjamin T
Slawson Miss Mein-
da
Swift Lot P
Shoupe George E
Sumner Thomas
Shoe Mr.
smith George
81 John John B
Steebhy Josiah
Shaw Sophia Miss
Shoup Geo @
Sigourney Union
Professor
Speney G. w
Smock Peter
Swift l. P
Sargent Thos z
Slaton VIM
Stewart James II
Sherrod w + DR.
Spitler Geo w .
smith Charley
Smith "
Smither Nancy J
Snow James
T.
Trcadawsy Richard
Thornton WIN II
Thomson Elizabeth
Ann
lTults S Mr.
lThurston Emmit
lTwiner James
lTufie Milton
TAFT James +
ITafle John
Tomlinson T
Triggs John
lTerhune Walter
Tomlinson Stephen d
Todd II p
Thomas Edward
Taylor A E
Thomas James
Taylor Robert
lTomlinson James II
Thorntown Electa
Mrs
Threlkilel John or
VIM
Tempy John
Tuner Augusta
Thomas James
u.
lUngles Squire
v.
lVansickle John
Vice John
Vest Mr.
West Nancy 2
iVangundy Jonas
w.
Wood Margaret A
Webb G. NJ 3
IWearer Thos VI
Wright Aaron
Wyatt Thomas
Weaver Miss Mary
Alva
Wright Emsly
Well James
Warner Lewis
Watts Isaac
Wood VIM z .
Webb Madison
Wilson Isaac
Ware Richard
Wright Spencer
Wright Mrs Emma
Watts Aaron
Wilson Andrew 2
Wildunger Samuel
IWaltnn Sarah
Wright Wesley @
Watt G n
Weakly jeremiah
Wishmire Frederick
lWo0dburn James II
wv eth James
Wilkerson Jas
Warman Henry
Wilkinson Jas
WilSey w Z
Wood iss Elizabeth
Wood Miss Adlinde
Walker L
Wilson jeremiah
Wright Isaac
Wyeman Miss Eliza
Wooden Miss Caro-
line
Y.
49,. n.A-r~A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

6 for these letter
e on all letters OF
repaid, otheTUist
IolbrOok Martha J
Iunter Isaac w
linds Lavina
iaIryman John w 2
Iargrsve Rev r
lien John B
henderson Wilson
Powell
iosbrook Percy
iOsbrOOk Percy
iistu Z P
lull WIN
lgizer lanes
tanks Polly
huffman Jonas
iOgshear X B
largrave Wm
hathaway Gilbert >
hawkins Miss Ade-
line
iOrner Mrs F
iishler N q
iarriS Miss Jane
Hall Julia Ann
ienshaw X c
lunt James n
hamilton John II
Mr..
Huber Carharine
iartLell Frederick
JoS;al
House George w
Hunt Hon 4
Hurd n A
/.
isaac Lee
Indianapolis Ind
J.
ZONES John r
II )
Jones w II
Jones Van 5
Iohnson Elisha
T. w
Johnson Saml NJ
Johnson w
Aaron
Johnson VIM
Johnson Henry
Jones Marcus
Kendle
Judah Saml
Jones Phehe
Robert
Johnson G. 2
Iordon Jacob
X.
Kinsly Alexandria
Koch Heinrich
Kelso Daniel
King Come ius
Kurby Emily
Kellogg Nelson's
l..
Lewis Miss Jane
Little Jacob
Lewis Margaret Jane
Lane Henry s
Lockman s d
Leonn Anna Maria
l. NJ n
Livingston JB2
Lightfoot John
LOvett Edmund
Lang Joseph
Lamden John c
Lewis VIM
Loucks Mrs Milly
Lowman Jacob
Lane jones
Lowe JOSIAH s
NJ.
Morris Caroline A
Miss
Martindale Priscilla
Miller Martha
Marshall Joseph
Morgan George w
Morris Francis A
Myers Sarah
Moore Charles
Mills w
Mathers Jane A
Morgan James A
Moiyer Jane Mrs
Morrison II NJ
Morris A Ne
Moore Saml
Mars James A Mr.
Morris A NJ
Norman VIM
Martin VIM
Mann John
Morris w
Morris Joel r
| Mayhew VIM
Mooney Levi
Mullin g
/ MACS.
| McClintock w II &
Thomas
Mclaughlin Thos
! McIlvain James
] McClintock Thos
| McNoul Adam
McCane David
McNligher Thos
lMeMannus Harvey
lMcClintock John T
lMcCaslin George
Mcclure John
Mcguire Spicer J
McCarnen a
McCarten Edward
McNab Stephen
AlcDonal Moses
McCrary Melinda
Mcdonald J r
n.
Nash Philander
Rowland ] X B
Norwood Alfred A
Neighbors Chas w
Negley Geo NJ
Noble n l.
Newland w
Newman Ivy
Newhouse John
Negley ID Y
o.
Outland Edward
Orr Arthur
Price r
Pitts Stephen
Park Sarah Miss
Phillips Pardon
Pence Joseph
Parker John
Parker A Miss
Pigg David w
Pugh Jesse
Parker A
Powell Mahlon
Perry Amelia Miss
Phillips Charles B
Perez John
Patterson WIN NJ
Phillips Hannah
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

TOUR river Saguenay, Canada by Charles
IN Lanman; a work, f0r sale by 80 HOOD NOBLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10

SAVE YOUR DIMES!
LII in want aud cheap caps invited
"A the ubscribers shall
Determined very
be had in the city.
Shop opposite Brownng's. BECK CO.
Nov. %, 1e47. s3-y
CnlicOes and Gfughams,
80 T. n. CASES.
LARGElot perio rs psnish Cigars iustrecexeds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
10000 Boxes per Month,

And hnd cu with large orce Of hands and The ns
in machinery which have adopted TO manuc-
them fast the demand thirteen western
and southern States One mandatory Is constantly en-
preparing the extracts which
they composed From the information obtain from
selling agents. Of correspondents IN
all Of the country, medne month not
than 10 900 Gases Of Fever thousand Of which have
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-10
State of Indiana. Hamilton county.

n d.
R. l.. Wapole SOl!. Jan. ), 1913. 66 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
CHEAP FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT No. 1863 MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
IOIIN ELLIOIH q co.

g RE now receiving aud opening their large and well
&ss- selected stock of Dry Goods and Varieties, for
the FAN and W inter trade comprising avery verety of
Foreign aud Domestic Dry G1uds, Variety and Fancy
Goods, purchased in New YORK. and Fhi,a. from the
Manufacturers and Importers al The present VERY edu
oe prices and ave prepared To sell Them either " hoe
sac or Retail, at pJccs 10 compete with any House
west OF the Mountains.
They Invite their customers and all others wanting
any thing IN Their line, call and examine their assert
nen before purchasing elsewhere, they determi
ned not to he uudrrsoid
Remember the y. w. corner Of Nam st and Market
Alley. oct7 JOHN ELLIOTT < 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Sathuei Spfises administrator
against In Cu.Ncppv
Edmund Steeluan and others
" virtue OF decree pronounced in this cause hv the
- circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county OF ono, on the 10th day of June
ie4S, the Undersigned acting as com,issioner ~,
maj oehdL viii sell at public auction at the
,t"ht ""ot OF the court house of Ohio county ON
monday inc 9Th day of November, ls4S lots Numbered
We' TWO, three and four, q, 9 and ~ ia square No Il
Wheeling ' w N'"'i'
Terms OF sAtE-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months IN equal insiaments the purchaser or prchas.
ss sni"g hohds WIN good security bearing interest
from the day OF sale w mitchell L. DENNY for
kichd Smms, S e, and com'r in this behalf
~ sept 81, 1918
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Samuel Sprisg's administrator
against


Sahuel Sprlsgs administrator
against +, C....
Samuel Fool and others \ | '"A''Akf'
~ virtue Of decree pronounced in this cause Is, ,t
- Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chanrery f,r
e"un'y 4i ohlo on the Eth day Of June sl9 tbe
siR1td' acts as commissioner in that behalf "a m
- a. Pic aucii"n at the front door of the court houss
~ oino county, ON Monday the 9Th dav of Nov,,Iar
LOIS Nos and g. (FVE and SlO in s,uare IA
usEttkN and lots Nos Is and H. (FrFrEry and sfy
~ square 2'( rwsNry rHUEE)m sprigr and Ritrb
ie : addltoht To South Wheeling t IS "' "''O"
IkRNs 0F SNLE.--N credit of siv ,r,ct,,o - ..,
~ elnal instruments; The purchaser or nurcbss
Sis e'v'hg bonds, with good security hearing into,
'"" tneday OF sale w MITCHELL DENNY far
hiehd Sinms, $. o. e. and com'r in his tehalr
1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


against liz ru.s..u,
Mark Douglass and others
virtue of decree pronounced in ths csnsc ,v tho
"a, circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
S"uhty' on Inc 10th day of June, 1919 the under.
acting as commissioner IN that behalf viii sell at
pue auction at the front door of the court hcuse on
oo county on Monday the 9th dav of November ne ~
~" - ana IL, CTniRrErS and FoURrEES) in sosare
Wheeling. ~ ''''''' W oou'h
MS OF ALA credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, IN equal instruments; the purchaser or urhas
AN,.us nonns WIN good security bearing interest
nom 'he d ~ OF sale | " MirCHEiL deputy for
and ~ In ~ '"'' 'ei''.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

'YTOR SAG.E.-Severa desirable Lots in South WI &c.
q ling. Aso several Farms IN the neiqhtorhnod Of
tbs city. Aso small tract OF land and Saw VI H.
SuudSh creek. Belvilie, Monroe county. OHIO -
Any of the above " Ill he sold low aud on long credit
lymakihg payment IN hand Make application to
JNO. GoSHORN, Real Estate Agent.
sep,29 Nam street. W hee! ling Va. f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale, from IS TO 90 lots and pieces of
4 ground, which have lately laid out on The hill and
road leading To Mr. II NchOs's; and also from two to
uee acres OF grsuad, lying between said road and the
hp'ke and several other lots of ground Main and
Market streets.
lhe lots on the Hill arc convenient to good well of
wafer, the JOINT use of which win be The pur
chasers of The lots and ground on the hill.
viii also sell some ground ON Monroe street, front
Of the Court House
Al or any OF the above, viii be sold low aud give a
reasonable credit for the geNter portion of the purchase
money The lois and ground the hill convenient
for Mechanics aud lahorng men, at the Glasswotks,
Foundry, Boat yard, &c. JOHN M'LURE
ssssS 7. 81 have new Brick House. which viii
tta.T he finished by the LIST of October Ih five rooms
cellar, lot Tor garden and close To the welt which will
sell or q a fair price, (AngQ-tfl j. NIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

~ French ashuefcs, Graaiid du, Nohafr rauelian
aiis, pr,use DE LaiHvs Nc Jst reed and tor ty
ost3 BERRY n1LL a co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
= ~ D. DE- q.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.


John Fr,1 Jr. '"'NoFRT.
virtue OF decree pronounced in this cause hv the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chapccr, ~
he county Of Ohio. the 2ist Gay Of June las Inc
sened. actlnt as commissioner in thai behalf
u sell a. TIC ruut door Of the court hotse Of fbi
county, on Monday Tie 6.h day Of November nov ftb
same being court dgN1 The follow ing described t,ar a.
parcel on iant mont iuurd exhibit a. ami led ,y III t
papers ~ ibo SAID cause To wa. An that certain t1,ct
90 l0ut stuJ 81 On Men uey's Run in Ob ia .,,' -
founded as follows. Beginning AZ Stopc 81, ~
side OF Nck inicy's Run. ahcvc small trsrrb -,
run-ticncc south ~ degrees cast. 3Sl potas H., 49,
near tue Ru1k Sprung On the hauk uf said run tbon.
soih 4degrees, cast 20 poles TO snail ash al Ec
tde ri sad run, thence south ~ degrees csst 81 % -
large poplar ON the south side Of the run fbcc go,
10 degrees east 81 poles 10 a beech ard a rork i -
corner 10 Joseph W bite aud Lawrence CLARK b..,'
said dfain win the meander> thereof ard hipdi tb
wv course south degrees west, co poles To inc rain,
NNtie tHFee branches iuicrscct. thence mn ~, -
rNch with The ucauderS thereof hndin, 49,. ~
80 81" sPIina. iNe source Of tho drain thence so,
-let~ west p ruics To- white OAK on mo a., a. -
- 't"r' iAehcc sauth - degrees west u r,,l.s ~,
'P'H in houas IUdd's line and AZ M Lis ~ p ~
C ug 'es west, gS poles tn a nopInr .,,r,,. ""t'
"'" Siihe-ticucr uotth % degrees eas a. - sou
Nv, "p"u' vince q white OAK formerly s,oad ,to.
90 degrees west. ~ POLES 10 q stake IN Sa,,t ~,
uit me- thence north - DEGREES e,st ., 49, ~
beginning. Containing one uuu,t,.i - F'''s Z" the
sltSk more or less, being The same lauJ ,.,.t -
W IN lAmhdin 10 James Cuminus aud s,it 49," ny
cree 81 the circuit Superior Court of av, s,d 80
Gerry ior ONO comfy, to said Thomas 4 Cupn,,, ,
agreed 70 convey The TO The defendant - ~
sad eNhthi Y, wiz more fully appear -" " '''e
TERMS OF SALE-rcn nor cent of tho ,,.-t
.H"oeN 10 hc paid ~ hand. and the resd,,. tIc,.r -,
w psu M eqne instruments, credit Of eight si,t.s,
"u -ohr months, with interest from me AN Of
sale. IN" purchaser giving bonds win cod a, ol
Jor The SAID dec red instruments s '''''"y
-. MITCHELL. S for r Sirup,s
t''''''''7I . G.. Tins behalf