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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

" Breathe not sentiment, say not word,
give not an expression of countenance, that will
offend another or send thrill of pain through his
bosom. We are surrounded by sensitive hearts,
which word, a look even may fill to the ebrim
with sorrow. Ifyou are careless of the opinions
and expressions of others, remember that they
are differently constituted from yourself, and nev-
er by word or sign cast shadow on happy
heart, or throw away the smiles of joy that love
to linger on pleasant, cheerful countenance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
Shakespeare Improved.

The scene is in Buffalo-the greenroom of the
theatre. Time-afternoon. On that eventful
night Charlotte Cushman was to astonish the Buff
faloes by her terrible acting as Mrs. Macbeth
But the Mr.. Macbeth, in attempting to get prop
erly drunk for the part, overstepped the bounda.
ry, became stupidity intoxicated, and woke up
with fit of the strongest kind of sdelirious trian-
gles." The manager tore his hair and swore at
the promprer; the prompter kicked the call-boy;
and that >juvenle retorted by getting up an sma-
teur combat with youth who brought somebody's
dresses to the theatre.
The day wore on. What shall we do for a
Macbeth! Finally youth of the faithfully dra-
matte family of Adams volunteered. He played
Yankee business chiefly, and as he said, never
read the cold cuss' (meaning Maebeth) more than
two or three times in his life; he was however
know to have strong memory, and it was re-
solved to let him do the best he could with it.
He got along very decently till the banquet scene,
which, as the play is now acted, commences the
third act. When the ghost of Banquo walked in,
pointing to the bloody wound in his throat, our
friend was taken aback. His speech should have
been: sS.
"Ayaunt and quit my sight Let the earth hide thee;
Thy..bones are marrowless-hy blood is cold;
Thou hast no speculation in those eyes,
Which thou dost so glare with'' A@
Instead of which our hero burst out with-aYou
git eout! Go, hide yerself-yer amt got no mar
rer in yer bones-no warm in your blood-yer
amt got no spckerlation in yer eyes. You get
eout!'' % As - ~
After the roar of laughter Gin which Banquo's
ghost heartily joined) had subsidized in part, Miss
Cushman advanced to the front, looking as sour
as picked Alpine crab, and said, in the words of
the text:
ssThink of this, good peers,
But thing of custom. it's other,
Only il spois the the pleasure of the tme!"
The retort was SO apt that the senus' was now
on the Yankee. He went through with the piece
after fashion, but never undertook 'sserious bu-
siness'' again.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

Improbable discourse robbeth us of much time
Some simply employ their tongues in telling fab
ulous and filthy stories; others in .dscoursing Of
parties and opinions and in talking of the faults
and miscarriages of other men, some about the
times, and inquiring after news. But let Christ
ians, when they converse initiate their Lord; the
words that proceeded out ofhis mouth were wise
words. - s.'sa3s ~ ~ .&'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

LAUGHTER.-A hearty laugh occasionally is
an act of wisdom. 1t shakes the cobwebs out of
mans brains, and the hypochondria from his
ribs far more effectually than either champaign
or blue pill One of the Emperors of Japan is
said to have killed himself by immoderately laugh
ing, on being told that the Americans were gov
erned without king.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

CURE FOR THE BLUEs.-Luther says, "When
am assailed with heavy tribulations, rush out
among my pigs rather than remain. alone by my
self. The human heart is like a milestone ina
mill; when you put wheat under it, it turns and
grinds and bruises the wheat to flour; if you put
wheat in, it still grnds on, but then it is itself
it grinds and wears away.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

Whatsoever. .ye would that men should do
unto you, do ye even 50 unto them,' said sallie
as she kissed herlover. 9s - - ss-s.seasa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
March II, 1858.
AN ACT.

[2O.l AN ACT.
10 amend the entitled lien favor Of
mechanics and others in certain passed March 1l,
1873. -. =.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF the
State Ohio That the seventh section ofhe entled
act lien i'll favor Of mechanics and others in
tan cases. passed March H. 1843 be amended read
follows sSec T. That any person entitled lien under
shall make account in writing ofthe item of labor,
and machney Furnished either Of them,
the case may be- after ing thereto within four
time of performing such labor and skill,
furnishing and machinery, shall file the in
office of the county in which such labor skill
and materials shall have 5een furnished which account
made and filed shall be recorded in seperate book be
vided by the recorder for that purpose and shall from the
of such labor the furnishing such
and for years after the completion Of such labor
the ishir fsuch Materials operate lien on tho
uescrpuon of structures and buildings and the lots
on they stand section this named when
labor been done materials furnished provided
written contract, the copy thereof shall be
filed with The account herein requied. -. - .
Sec That the seventh section OF an act entitled "an act
lien in of mechanics and others in certain
passd March 1h lS43 he and the sameis hereby
pealed, provided that all rights acquired and liabilities IN
nnde said sction shall ne affected by the Fepes
thereof ...-,, fsag5lf
| Sneaker of the House o. Representatives..
r. 80 u WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
March 18th, 1853.

11e.1 AN ACT
Fixing and providing for the term of tho Supreme Court Of
the Ohio and authorizing special thereof
Sec. l. Be enacted BY the General Assembly
Ohio; that shall be the duty of the Judges Supreme
Court of the State Of Ohio to meet annually, hereafter
the City of Columbus, on the first Monday Of December
hold u term ofthe Supreme Court. fS5.li ss'es
Sec. g. That the supreme Court, when term Of the
Court required by law held in addition
to the term now BY hold special sessions such
and places the Judges majority Of
time time determine, thirty days notice time
place each special session be by Judges
or majority them by advertisement two newspapers
published in the city of Columbus; and the Court may
necessary orders for the return Of process and
ofthe papers and files Of said Court and
place of such special term Process issuing OF
reme Court snail be directed the Sheriff other proper
officer county in which the same is to be executed who
duly and return the same provided however,
of said Court shall have powero any rule
oder warrant notice citation issuing Of said
service the compensation
as other officers entitled to for the like services
Sec. That section of the entitled act relat
ing organization of Courts Of Juse and their powers
and duties'' be and the same Is hereby repealed
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

books Just Received at the Depot
NAhLASI TOM or PERKS the oeean; Lie OF Vicis
~ STUDIES, story of Revolutionary Times by G; P r
James, nessons of an Eaton BOY; for
november; Model Architect; EuIOne in a Hurry by
Wilkes Blithedale and Scarlet Letter. by Hawt6orne:
oehester or the Merry Days England any
oi otheis. Cnoyl11 IA, H McMECHEN
Buckskin Gloves -
I'm PAIRS oil Tanned luckskfn tIoycs-tbe b.st (,
w market. Just received at I :. NC
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\, By the National Line.
rkLEo RArIe . For rnEnAlIn Z -.
2 VARIOUS ITEMS, g

,rIz NJ. q, q. BALTIMORE, March H.
The New Orleans papers of Friday are receyII
en, lthose;ot JhnHdayare missing. The trrn,, Del
"a puoishes correspondence from Balize, Hondtl.
tas, dated oath February, winch confirms i he
statement that the British war steamer Devastation
mad taken possession of the town of TruxeiIo by
,oEce, compelling the Governor to give up the
Town or submit to Commandment. i,ft 80
me barque Neptune arrived at Charleston. In
altitude 10 deg 20 min longitude 34deg SO min
west, spoke the clipper ship Tornado, 26 DAYS ont
iromNew York for San Francisco - =
Virginia Legislature in explanation of the Ealorie
engine eng complimentary aupper is 10 be given
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rnr ,ps1xrss on the landing yesterday was large,
.r,b the day was lisag,eeable for outdoor trans
;ogx The David White was dischargiug and
,s;;y;ne large quantity Of freight; the Balti-
= was receiving her freight; and the Washing
Cty, bound for Pittsburgh, discharged very
NV lot Of molasses, barreIed hams, etc; which,
ed to the business of our Pittsburgh. Wellsville,
.,lsbur9b, Sunfsh, Marietta and Parkersburgh
lets. sweIled by the stopping of several trans
boats, together with the hundreds of dtays
y ing and re passing with their heavy loads, and
hmm or human voices, altogether gave lively
j annatng appearance to our wharf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

TRUTHFUL PIcTURE.-Judge Bailhach, Editor
be Alton Telegraph, in an address to the read
ofithat paper, uses the following language, the
ihfnlneSs Of which everybody connected with
morning Press will freely admit 1t appears to
hat the practical Printer, through the nature of
calling, is subjected to more of the tolls, hard
p ant yexations of life, than belong to any
''er pursuit. The practical Printer has no bust
with wife, for he has no leisure to en-.
the happiness of her society; he has no bust
% have curly headed, prattling chillre n, for
has no time to danlle them on his knee; he has
business to have cozey little room and COM
able fireside, for his office is his home and his
plness (saye us) is in the smell ofcorroded types
musty files of newspapers; and to add to his
eneS, his best efforts to please are often una
ling, and his Severest tolls 90 unrewatded:
TO issue daily newspaper, is, under the most
'ofaDle circumstances, an arduous undertaking.
gtaer 10 lay the lates: Intelligence before their
luets every meEplng, the ELitolS, publishers and
l.eIs nave 70 spend half The night at the desk.
lecaSe, OF al The press, not once, but six times
q Meek-to deny themselves every kind of rec
non and the pleasures of domestic and socini
siSo9lSeIin lact, to lead a life of unceasine,
4 generally unrequltted TOLL Such being the
y those who thus labor for the commnnitv ba We
psnt 70 expect if not a fair remuneration. nj
ist thatsupport aud countenance which the neos
3 IN whose service they spend their niebts. as
p as their days, are able 10 give, The Question
% recurs-Is this reasonable expectation IN h..
appointel2,' ~ oe
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FHEA1RE.-The benefit of Midi Duret, though
nerOusly attended last night was not so large as
could have wished. The evening was one on
CD several Of our Societies and military compan-
bold their meetings, and the. efore was not very
pnately selected. This evengSs would have
b much better. MIDI Duret is very much, in
a universally admired by our play-goerS, and
would have liked to had for her crowded
se. She performs admirably in every piece she
aertakes and her departure will be regretted by
II would be gratifying 10 our citizens to have
remain longer with US, and we hope MIR. Eos
will induce her to re-engage. MIDI Duret APP
IS again tonight, as it was enormously stated
last night was her last appearance, so our citi-
) can witness her performance once more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

|, .,,r steamer Venture is advertised to run
iA- .5is, pscket between this and Marietta,
.,a.shnry and Hockingport. We are glad to
~. nd hone The gentl>m men engaged in the
- will find ii remunerating. The valley
Az goekhockiug has rich soil and wealthy
~, 4 and they moi only send heavy shipments
INDUCE to market, but also consume largely OF
,,,icles our manufacturers are so well prepared
finnish them with. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Union says we. have reason to believe that
the statatement which appeared some time since
N The public Journals to the effect that Col King
9ad been 'nhospitably treated at Hayanna by the
Capt, General Of Cuba, were quite unfounlel on
the contrary, the Union is confident the attentions
ot Gen. Cavedo, to Col. King, were assi,luous and
marked by a spirit corresponding both 10 The high
slaii9n, and character of the Capt. Gen. of Cuba
and Vice President. 5i57i-S-s q - 80
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ooMAaM elIs R,5l SALE OF REAL EsrArE.

CoM4 lnll SALE OF REAL ESTATE =
Sosefh fea Es and Sons In Chaneery in the
john J. IIogs and othera s I0Mt Court ofsohiOH
ft,Nttne OF decree rendered in the foresoipy canes,
me I'm day OF January, 1853, the undeTsjpned Shm
OF ONO county, and such acting as Conln;sssor IN
no VIII sell at public Auction TO tie higIest III
SiI 20. on pnday The Slh day OF AIch, 1859 he
ket a tot Mo S1J fronting on Mar
a"T brick Dwelih House premises
te1mS o. SGte-Icn per cent the mreI ase Innnev ,
W te9miee In cash. and there Will be credit for tLe Tcs
u.e VI si&' tweiye5 and eighteen in equal inssi
The purchaser purchasers giving bonds tr IL
sn with goo security bearing intcrest
whole purchase money is paid. -; $50 80
3+ftftst 4iiaUs WM. s. WIGkHAM .
is go. tl5iisi beTif and Comm sioner
he above gale is ro& ed Till tie st Ait,,u.yin
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STEAMBOATS,.

s.. C. BAKER. fi'FHa 800 SO 7sl. Jous, i, rep
y. .ja5ll 3. C.1BAEk ER q Co, 7''
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA. q
e the st delivering freight
nS.ofice al the Store. 5Gs .fuct1s-du
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@E WOULD call the attention of our readers to
a'l nee. or tue Unknown Relative, new religi
novel,, by Catharinel Sinclair, (not of Forrest
nOry'' and published by Dewitt and Davenport,
W ! OH: This work is heralded by the critics
Eettns OF Of the highest praise Ike Vinette.- nv
Het Bell. the ColviIle Family. by The author Of
Lewis ARUNDEL, and Ruth anlett, it is destined
nave great run. For sale ar McMeechen,s
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/, FROM NEW YORK

49, -, New YoRK, March 49,
= The Steamship Ohio arrived to-day, with $685.
o0O IN specie on freight, forty passengers, and
S2o0'o0O in the hands ofpassengers
Z me Ohio arri ed of Havana on the night of the
ipth, having some cases of Panama fever on board,
bnl was not allowed &c: enter the harbor and was
ordered into quarantine After thirty hours ofyex-
atlous delay, she was permitted to receive coal. y
Mr.. King remains near Matauzas, without any
decided improvoment.in his health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Elijah Weekly, survivor ofhim-
self and James Glover, who were
partners under the finn name of
| Glover and Weeklv 5-
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Office of Transportation,

az BkLrrAoRr AND ONO REILRoki,l q
e wheeling station Eel. rs. 1857 c
further notice. the Express Passenger Train
ed) at 6oelock and as mnutes An wing Balfi
toconnect with the morning trnis philadelphia
and w Arlington city s1isJa i. FORD;Aest,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

,16,rs last, a. Midnight, was quite dark
NI'Hr . Usi1 rsin. and we groped our way home
th d an dizziness, without the ray of single
'oosa ~ :. cheer our lonely walk. We conclud-
5 hsps sood night for sleeping and the gas
u '. rsT e making the most OF it. se
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? MANIFEST.
sFEAA BOAT DAVID WHITE FROM IouIsvI,,.r.

:. -------7 'I'lh FROM LOUISVILLE. \
MAfee & Bro. 1opO kegs of lard, 25 casks sbou,.
,c.s ,a boxes books; Gordon. Clark & Co.. 2Is
hSd i sSoI Eelsytas HOPKINS Az tbls hemp
q Tallant & Delaplain 10 terces P ham. LICK Wa
sace2i Gibsen 10 5hhds tobacco ! bo~ s nnuS
IS; W Knox hhds tobacco: Baker - 7 g ,sti
2ls sanGnes; HR List & Co., Is bnyes storoh s'
ayors 6pls lard oil; R Morrow nlonSbs. ~
ngs q Gordon 3,boxes merchandise "S' = III
rG 30 Ies5lpment TO Ports above Sc bales of cot
ss. ~ hhds tobacco. hhds Sugar, 10 bbls mo
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legal ADVERTIsEM E;MT g

- !. - -
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20, ushe1ed in with thunder storm
YEsrERDtss -. severity, and heavy shower of
eOnsid'lav asou, the day, high winds prevailed,
~ p. some little damage to ~i"do" shutters anu
y, ,!s. ss fastened shingles sd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

NJ. ,vere pratifed to learn that the Board o.
u VA = ,he Wheeling Female Seminary had
F0'.s.s Mrr S B. TmOMrsoN, Principal of that
po'n.. ~. From the knowledge we have of her
1.ss lion, !. have no hesitation in pronounc-
aiil'' Lection a good one. She is, no doubt,
insny qualified for the duties of that station
-, chronicle.
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!. 9.l.DEATHS.l 81 - e . 9

DIED.ontl the 18th inst, this city, Mrs REfzABETH
iheCUNE, aged n years. = . III - q.
Her funeral take pluce to day 10 O'Clock fromthe
residence or Mr.. RopERr McipAns, Water street The
friends ofthe family are Invited to attend.
- On Monday morning. 14til inst OF Uterine Her.
morrhage, Mrs. Lucy AN7vE, wife OF Mr.. howard
HEATHERINGToS; OF St clarsvile eldest daughter of
the Senior Editor OF the Belmont Chronicle, in the o5th
gear OF her age. p ~ it ~ : ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

HE attention of tho Methodist Church and her clervx
s Ministers and public Speakers is invited n ~.
unea'e IN today's PAPER. in regard to Loeoek,s pao
. cents per box To be had of kells &.
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TO Merchant Tnilors and cIothiers.
!. TAYLoR "a GRuNpY

HAVE received from Europe by latest arrivals their
III Spring md Summer STOCK OF DRY GOODS, sui.
table to the trade OF Merchant Tailors and Cothie
whose attention they would invite to examination be
eeted with in the English and French markets.
by member OF our finn. ard the latest and most
fashionable styles, comprising in all the hansoucst and
most varied assortment OF Goods their Glass; imported
into this city for many years We would part:-
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The Primnry, Department
90 ~ 'i'LsH fOFTHE -
Meade Collegiate Institute.

tbHOy twELLSBURGj VA SIC scLIsl ~
THE Fail session this School will commence OH MON
DAY the 18Th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five cal
eElar months. ssrsg . : fs,s. s,.z1.t ,.s.etssss-t
Nopupil will be received less session
unless by special and when Mo
deduction viii be made for absence during the session.
permitted TO Withdraw. This rule is positive. no.
.gstsEiJ'.- TERMS:
Day pupils, Primary English department.. $1,000
CLASSICAL ana NJ themat1cal.. 120
Holrd and Tuition per session orve months... 10 90
orc harinvaraby In the Remainder mid
tile OF the session. go ~ ifftli " : =
Ministers of the Gospel. r5.5 7s 81 ! 4! s-I7
further information see catalogue published b,
tsiu3 .filu ~ by order OF the board, saaii
.1A .sis4 M'LbD.lToMPK1NS,R Rector
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Az sorts ofromeda are tried at this case.
epqshs and colds rfyod are aficed get boz OF Rrx
anonc Wafers price 26 cents anu if it dee. no,
i advertisement, 4 = 'H ~ IT,
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
NALL and see what elegant nent of bOnneta
~ and bonnet rb'on they exhibiting the Centre
Wheeling cash store. RHoDkS, McNAIR < Co.
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iExTENsTvE sTOCK OF
SPRING GOODS

ElSkELLt d CO., have received End have in store
Ia for PT. sale at, q. the lowest prices:
R Massh ingoi NanntePg Mount veTEon, White
Lousdale, and other noted FactoTies.-sr.i ,lUff- q
zoo Pieces 81 8 A. 9s. a, and Cd Brown shirtngs
500 Pieces Rich Fancy Prints being the ares and most
,oo T WlIl stock we have ever offered '5iE
$50 q GingiaIns, in Manchester, Earlston French,
70 Pieces Checks, Mariner shirtinsas and Berwick
$50 Pieces Teeds. Kentucky Jeans, and Per.
60 Pieces Fhnheis, in WEIGH, Efmne, silk and wool
Scarlet. Shaker, and other styles, white and col
o5 Pieces Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels.
~ IRISH Linens, our own importation, ard most
Cloths and cassmeres in great Variety Cashmerets,
In rich dress goods we name elegant Brocades, ,oied
plaid, OTTOMAN, Ponlt de Soil and other styles or
Black Silks, OF BischoRs and other approved makes.
a5e ae aes m great
Tarlatans, All cSl6rs tsz,7s i
eiH S1ase Lsse French chintzes, and Brillianines,
boz oofoefea ana pam.
Pieces IS . ~ ana and As.eAsa
% sh 'e and Pillow ease muslin i5is b.
snS Furniture sIg prints, Including some rich styles
Lace muslin curtains very beautiful iass 's''s
Rssses ag eegaPt designs white and
Damask fasie Cloths, ali sizes some Suitable ,or ex
r.. tension tables.
panask and II bic linens and napkins 81
Furniture Plsids 10 pieces Crash y y.o, ~
woolen and Linen pruggets and crunb cloths, s., -
Three Ply superior and common oarpetings, atredn
I3 BBLs. No,I L4RD OILS s. ;
Oh T. ssa
to either machinery blu ming. te y an26
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NEW WORK MARKET.

l. b. s. IsB.l1 tuf j, hsass5os : March 1s--noon
Sales of Q 700 hbls -four, State, at S4,6oa4, 80
Ohio 90 I5a6 oQ, dull 500 bbs Southernat "a ,s7,
heavy Wheat nominal. Corn quiet. Whisky,
Lard finn. Black Warrior from Havana coming
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~ ,.,ha Moundsville Democratic Con
WrLrARS tlA' 'n Dr z. KIpwELL, Of Malion'
eatiOu, nO' i'., hr Compress. Before the noml-
their eand,aa. al mOit of the delegates from tie
stOn was ens' and portion of those from Mon
yer COUNTIES ., f,om the Convention, and eH-
gala r a,sInnoon not to be bound by its
esd a , "s. rrasons which induced this de'erm-
Tvs. w. 90 did not lean.
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EhancarU Sale

DURsUAET toa decree made by the Circuit Superior
18th day June, 1882 in the suit in chsneey between
Francis r. Armstr administrator de bons non, with
Noah Zane, decd, Ely Dorsey and
others, defendants, and four other heard there
public auction at the court house or Ohio county tho
highest and best bidder, lot No hundred and eighty
eight, sS) John street, in the city Wheeling on
the GLOWING terms, TO wits Ten cent. OF the purchase
money be paid In hand and the esidue in three equal
payments, at six, twelve and eighteen the
day sale, the purchaser giving bonds with good seei-
ty. bearing interest from the day OF sale e
mars . FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG. corn'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
To Country REcrcI.u

40 Country Merehant9
Wholesale Boots and Shoes.
MI 'CLALLENS q KIN have commenced receiving
III their Spring and Summer ssortment OF Boos, Shoes
ard Palm Hats When eompeted they not estate t.
this market. 81 7t- ~ AZ = tisn;i u
Tocounry merchants ON their way Iast especially, ain
upon examinations, they will find IL adyantage to
purchase bore, instead OF the eastern :
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to them,
ieb25 y Gi.ls 'ii''fdEG fMoLAILENs & KNOX.