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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
From the Monroe Democrat.
TO the Democrats Of Mississippi.

The following correspondence and communi-
cation need no introduction
ABERDErN July 9Th, 1853
JAMES PHELAN, Esq: Dear Sir:-We have
for some time past, noticed your course in ref
erence to the late Democratic Convention al
Jackson, and in your published card in reference
to the action of that convention, you use the
following language. now do charge that to
save them all from defeat and to get McRae out
OF Browns way for Senator, the admitted rights
OF our people were violated" &c.
We heard COL McRae in a speech which he
delivered in Aberdeen on the 5th ult., positively
deny that there was any understanding between
Gov Brown and himself, which speech could
not have been heard by you, as you were absent
al Pontotoc
Now as you make the above charge on circunl-
stantlal evidence, alone, and as Col. McRae, a
man of undoubted honor. denies it, we are In.
duced to believe that you are mistaken in your
conclusion; and as your personal friends, de-
mand of you to place this matter in our hands
and further demand, that if after full investiga
ton. we find you are mistaken in your conclu
sion, that you withdraw the charge above allu
ded to, and by so doing place yourself right be
fore the world.
AS your friends. we are unwilling that yo'
should remain in an erroneous position.
Knowing you intimately as we do, we know
that you would not knowingly do any perso
injustice, and feel confident that you will ac
cede to our request. 1t is also proper that "
should here state that we believe all the materi;
facts stated in your published card to be true.
Yours truly, f. NJ. ROGERS,
r. H. DALTON,
q g PpVANT
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
VaznO CifV. Miss.
e. w. Ouackenboss,

Attor71ey and COUnSelI0r at Lao.
YAZOO CITY, IA SIS.
a NONTINUES to practice in the counties Of
OYazoo. Holmes, Madison, and Carroll,
in the superior courts of law and Chance ry at
Jackson, and the Vice Chancery cot at
CarrolIton Particular attention will also be
Aad to any cases that may be entrusted to lim
no Probate Court of Yazoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
Going to ew orleans.

YOUR CLOTHING of
IL ALFRED NUNRoE & CO., "a MagG
zine Street.
The great feature with them is, the large stock
always kept, of GentIemers, Boys, and Chill
dren's Clothing-also Furnishing Goods. a.
this house, the price of every article is marked
upon it, People, whether good or bad judges,
need have no fears of being cheated for after the
purchase of any article, should any dissatisfac-
ton exist, the money will be refunded on It's
being returned. No trouble to Shol0 goods acith
fhem, as their whole object is to please those who
tavor them with call
OvERcoATs of every description.
WALKING COATS of all kinds.
BUSINESS CoATs of all kinds
Dress and FRocK CoATs Of all kinds.
CLOTH CLoAKs of various qualities.
TALMA AND kHABAN CLoAKs, new article.
PANTALooNs of all kinds.
VESTS Of all kinds.
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS of all kinds.
HALF HOSE and GLOVES of all kinds.
CoTToN and LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds.
CRAvATs and ScARFs- magnificent assortment.
HANDKERcHIEFs and SUsPENDERs.
ALSO
A very superb assortment of
BOYS 4. CHILDREVS CLOTHING.
70 Steamboat Captains, Pilots, Etc.
C-g- Your particular attention is invited 10
oar very large assortment of
OVercOats of Every Description.
IR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS,
HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS, DEVON
SHIRE KERSEYS, SUPERIOR
BLANKETS, NOTIFIED
BEAVERS. WHITNEY CLOTHS. ETC.
In all of which goods we have some
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for your use.
OC$- You had better call and purchase one il
YOU want something comfortable.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
81 Magazine ST., corner
| Dec. Is, 1852-1y. of Gravier.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
T. NJ. AOULho,
r. II. DALTON,
G. S. BRYANT.
ApERpEEN. Julv 6th. ls53.


Gentlemen: Your letter of to-day has been re-
ceivcd. Iappreciate the motive by which it is
dictated. The request it contains demands my
deepest respect. If am iorong with regard 10
The action have taken against the proceedings
of the Jackson Convention-and have done IN
Justice to the prominent gentlemen, whose fair
ness have implicated, desire to be corrected
Your high character ss gentlemen, and known
friendship for myself, forbid that should decline
your demand. submit to your impartial exam
ination and decision, the truthfulness or injus
tice of the charge which you quote me as having
publicly made, and will abide your action
Justice demands that should now deliver to
you, letter received from my brother, Judge
Phelan, the day before | left for Pontotoc. It
contains matter material to the issue. I should
nave been pleased to have heard Mr.. NcRea and
TO receive any explanation or correction of any
of the facts, upon which my action and charge
have been predicated.%
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
Yours truly,
JAMES PHELAN.

*Afterwards, Mr.. P. received a note from Mr.
Denison, saying that Mr.. McRae was vet in
town at his office, and desired to see Mr.. p. The
result of an interview between them, has been
published.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

result of an interview between them, has been
published.
By the above correspondence, Welded to those
friends who demanded it, the right to examine
and decide the justice of the charge upon which
predicated my opposition to the action of the
Democratic State Convention. Those gentle
men are my warm personal friends; but politi
cal opponents, upon whose partiality even,
might rely. Having made this examination.
they decide that / am wrong-that however
strong the circumStantial evidence by which the
charge in my " Address" may be sustained, the
direct denial of Gov. Brown and Col. McRae,
together with other facts, must be regarded as
sufficient to overthrow it--that, consequently
the charge does those gentlemen and the Conven
ton, injustice, and they require me to withdraw
it. This | now do-not only in Difference to the
requirement of those friends, by whose decision
/ consented to abide, but because my own judg
ment, and the development of facts subsequent
to the publication Of my "Address," also con-
vinced me, it is right. should have done SO,
after they were brought to my knowledge, had l
not been forced to the position by the interfer-
ence of friends. say in that article, If by
misiudging, have done injustice, it is human
No man is exempt from error. / would not
wilfuliy do iniustice-neither would /, knowing
ly submit to wrong. AS democrat. and al
ways party-rlan, upon we'll considered grounds
it was with no pleasure, but deep regret, that
felt called upon to assume position antagonis-
tic to the action of general Convention of my
party. | believed wrong and unfairness had
been perpetrated, by its proceedings. There was
no alternative but submission or opposition
My principles, as democratic, determined my
policy. openly and sternly opposed it. The
basis and reasons Of that opposition, have been
plainly set forth. They need not be repeated
1t but remains for me, so far as ] may be able TO
redress, by correction, the injury may have
done under misapprehensiou.
I might here close this communication, with
out referring to Capt. VIM. Barksdale, the NOM
inee of the Convention for Congress. should
not be satisfied with the entire correctness of my
own conduct were to do so. have read the
publication of that gentleman, and sense Of
strict Justice, impells me to say, that the testi-
mony adduced BY him, in my opinion, does re-
lieve him from the imputation of having sought
the nomination by secret electioneering. AS to
whether he was in condition to accept the
nomination at all, is question involving pro
prietg of conduct, about which honorable men
may differ.
Some positive, persisting fools, we know,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
Ia " CARD.
S. 9 Wright.
M III YNEs
4. NJ. HARDIN.
Hardin & HAYNES

Dealers in Produce, Groceries. Staple
foods Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Su-
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal, Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot, Gunpowder,
Indigo, Baggng Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Qunine, &c. &c.
YazOO City, Miss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell.
P.S. We are prepared to furnish all kinds
of supplies to Planters, and make Cash advan-
COS Oh Cotton consigned to our friends in N
Orleans. Messrs. OAKEY s. HAWKINS.
27h 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

Glass, China and QGeemsWafe.
q USF received and for sale al reduced prices
~ a general assortment of Cut, Flint and press
ed Glass; Irohstone and Granite Crockery; Plain,
Figured and Gilt China; fine Pocket, Table and
other Cutlery; Silver Spoons, Forks, Gobets, &c
Also fine Watches and JeweIry of all descrip-
tions. together with great variety OF fine, fancy
and useful articles.
S. Ii. WILSON.
Nov II, 1852. Opposite Winn's Hotel.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
I II E DEM OCR A T
Wednesday, Morning, August "a, 1863.

PHILLIPS & PERKINS, EDIroRs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

Who, If once wrong must needs be always
Lei me, with pleasure, own my errors past
And make each day a critique on the last
JAMES PHFLAE.
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mSM,AgEpeSsI n, 4. n "A /. 4 ,.s.ls -
In. 4. By. the National line.
observation-disclosures lNTEL11le e, ENoR
WASHINGTON NEWS.

sd (.
In the Gardiner case, the day was spent in the
examination of ohm Charles Gardiner, brother to
the defendant. Evidenced that he practiced Den
tstty in Mexico under his brothers license. and
that he was the person to whom the witnesses for
the prosecution alluded to as Geo. Gardiner
The election of u. S. Senator in Louisiana in
place of Mr.. Soule, is postponed until Friday.
The Southern Michigan Express train and the
Central Railroad Emgrant train came in collision
at a crossing near Chicago last night. "A dispatch
from Adrian, Michigan, states that gentleman Just
arrived from the scene Of collision reports 30 dead
and out OF so 60 injured, deaths are constantly
occurring ,5i s.i5s5 a. ~ y =
At Halifax at o'clock last evening the wealth
er was thick, ank no signs of the Canada. p, q
Advices from Pernambuco of March 21st, state
that cargo of 300 slaves were landed on The
coast: The authorities were too weak to pre-
vent it. = s2s ai5 5. "a .75l'
Late adyices from Buenos iAyres state that Ur-
quiza was. expected soon, and it was rumored that
his intentions were conciliatory. A skirmish Lad
recently taken place outside the walls OF Buenos
Ayres, and about dozen killed, including an
American by the name of Bend. sattsi . D.
Com. Mckeever was at Buenos Ayres with a
strong compliment of marines and sailors, deter
mined to protect the property of Americans, and
prevent Urquiza from bomLatding the city. =, s
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a0NB DEP ARI.M Ms
@17IiR56AY MORNING. APRIL .: 1ses:


Izzza5: or T1o: .5s talented artists Of
Mr. BsrOn yS or he splendid steamer nT %am
Vile intendea in Line. arrived mere on S,
a asS sn see sni 6 at III Up WIN the
chaucs SoEs We are informed Ina. ~ IS s
board Of dong The istmgu1Sneu
admirable As and truly worthy OF the magnancen,
Sos of which e, paa ~srs enabled to see it
Times Mes 4 Ga=ett'I c-,n, III, above that the
One n @I pi,ectols Of the NJ. s. NJ. Bank had
B0oIa tsopOns possession of the Pot',a. OF rhos,
taken nod ookea it up'' from public gaze
The OF s sSs the regular hour. or in
not osns sfs1 official s session when they knew
The bp ' sn,,, ndOus eve" was in waiting 10 eN,
that TIE 5b his critical eye an article which had
a sa n,isnel tothem for few hours safe Keep
been Ts ns'I only way they can now repair their
ing, ,ot.ke the portal; from the steamer where
e'fo' seen by all who desire to look at it, and
II tau that ii eau be seen at the stupendous
a awr,S9 Reading Room.
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.ns,x Ayp BuRGLARr.-Yesterday morning be-
and clock the Office ofthe Boat Yard and
S,w Mill of MessEs. DuNLEvY, WILSON 81 Co. was
consumed by ire, the great exer,ions of the Fire
men alone preventing the flames from extending
fl the surrounding valuable property. The fire
was evidently the work Cfincemliares, as the IRON
safe in the office was found partially broken open,
the burglars not having succeeded in entirely
wreucbng apart its strong iron jaws. An ak not
known to the establishment was found in the office.
The money and books in the. safe were undisturb-
ed though considerably Scorched. .-
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r.Drxux.-A young chap was brought be-
Lh'.n. N.wby for nracticing.a queer sort
'o's ,;sr If hand game. He would put ten cent
oil s''s"' nock-t book, which he would deposit
pFss n,ctpt A confederate would step up, ap-
narently accidentally and o1sF 10 Oet there was
pa money in it, the bet would be taken by the vic
~ ond when the pocket book " as pulled out,
.s s enough, there was no money it the ten cent
s;,' iaviug disappeared in some secret nook, or
i R.. a5roitly extracted by the confederate In
, U a Lumber of young 'uns had been swim
w., ont Of their money. 1t was proven that the
".t,a.,,t, when all was ready for the game,
I'D nua string attached to he coat of the
s,sigbt Of hand chap. Alderman Newly made
I'm r-s,o,e the money and dismissed him with u
esvete repremand. .. 'ar.
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HIOeeedtngs Of Meeting of .Jovraeauen Carmen.
IISg Wheeling, held in the City IfqH on Hon-
"ay e0en'ng, Aprii 25th, 1853.
4He meeting was organized by appointing VIZ.
~, MIL Chairman, and WIZ. BELru.LE Secretary.
lAe object of the meeting was explained TO he
'U' Tue purpose of organizing in such a way that
1'e 'outneymen Carpenters might be able to hold
'Us !" Inc snke commenced this morning.
4u' I1rner being present, was called for. and
r ssronuea IN an appropriate address. Mr.. G. w.
I'e.ek also addressed the meeting. Several other
sion. rfoP''"'0 ~ 'ue occa-
me name' of sixty seven strikers were reported
to the meeting. -e'e'''''
A.'ef which, together with other business of mi
aOt Importance the following ten gentlemen were
appointed to act as Committee to collect funds fol
.as !el'el OF those who might need pecuniary aid
"a W. broadly, H. YOUNG, ! r,
Al SAM'L SMITH, ]. DAVIS,
4th " NIX; STEPHENS, ]. LAWSON, Coh-
5th 9. y SIMPSON, E. GuEL1Er, mltlee.
o ''hELViLLE, d. DErwILrR. FI,,s.
'-OeOn'l was resolved that G. w. Elerick &C,
D,oa N" NOTION it was resolved that the wheelinp
raps which are friendly to the caus- of the nd.
procssa;a OIL labor be requested to publish the
t;mo,s Gs OF this meeting, and the papers of Bal.
ns anu other places 10 copy. y
sOH' the meeting adjourned.
WV Re-. WIN. HILL, Prest.
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LEArnER.-We notice that Messts. Berger &
Hoffman have added largely to their stock, and that
they now command the custom of the surround
ing county, extending as far as dealers in Pitts
butgh. Their Island Tannery turns out every de-
scHption Of upper, saddlers', bride and harnass
leather. calf skin and morocco. Country dealers
and manufacturers will fnd it to their advantage
to call on Messrs. Berger & Hoffman.
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ANOTHER BuRGLARY.-I! was discovered yester-
DAY morning that the Lumber Yard oil Mr.. R. MAR
SHALL had been entered and an attempt made 10
h,eak open his iron safe. The lock was broken by
a small poker and pair of tongs which the burglars
had tried to twist into skeleton keys. They were
unsuccessful and evidently repaired 10 the Office
of Dunleyy, Wilson & Co., where u quantity Of
Nj. Marshalps cards were found. Our citizens
have occasion to guard against such depIedatons.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNCLE SAM.

The Uncle Sam arrived at New York this morn
ing, with 400 passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie.
Among the passengers are the celebrated Chinese
Dramatic company. 1000
The Isthmps was healthy and The crossing re-
markably good. +' IS -.
TIE Uncle Sam left Kingston on the 21st. The
yellow fever was raging to extent in the 1at-
ter pot, and many shipmasters had recently died
of the fever. f.
The steamer Georgia with over 100000 OF
gold dust, left Kingston the morning of the Dist
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QUEEN VICTORIA, it is automatically announced,
has again added 10 the jewels the Royal family,
and it is quite as automatically announced that
GEEGo's Gentlenen's Furnishing Store, has new
stockOf elegant fabrics suitable for every garment
which gentleman may wish to wear in Spring OF
Summer, and that he never fails to fit and please
all who apply to him. Call in aud see, Oh Mon
roe street, near the Court House.
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FATAL AcclpENr.-JOhn Holton, engineer on
tie ballast train of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
load, fell from the locomotive near Grave Creek
day before yesterday, the cars passing over both
his legs, one of which was afterwards amputated
by Dr.. FrSsell Of this city. Yesterday death re-
leasedh him from his suferings. He resided in Bal
timote and leaves wife and two children. He
was, we Learn. highly respected.
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"rHz WArSEsDuRe EAGLE" is the name of a
large and neatly printed weekly paper just started
~ +" aynesOuEg' Pa. 1t succeeds the "Greene
UouaIy whIg'" and is published by Joseph Cooke.
The first number indicates ability and good taste
We wish it success.
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The New H6sE.--We are gratlfed to perceive,
for the sake OF home manufactures, that Messrs.
Berger & Hoffman, are to furnish the leather for
the 1000 feet OF new hose ordered by Council
for the different Fire Companies of the City, and
that Nj. Lump, SaddIer on Market street, is to
manufacture Them.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

~ TI.l--. - April 81.
Flour steady and sales of 800 bills. at So, co.
Whisky 1874. Provisions steady. Sales Of 200
bbls Mess Pork at Sl4.75. 300 kegs No. 1, Lard,
at 10c; 5000 pieces Bacon hams at &c, and so 900
lbs. slop bacon at &c. Sugar4ia5 49, Molasses
25a26. aFIf7 a.. |>.s,,.sg DC ~ -
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FROM BALTlMoRE.

n ---T".|T- - : N <hPIII ~
The city Council have laid on the table .he
proposition to guarantee S1,000,0O0 ofthe bonds OF
the Pittsburgh and Connellsvllle Railroad
The Weldron North Carolna) Patriot says the
cholera prevails on the river between that place
and CASTOR. ttl f..i --EFtH 'asl.l
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Thomas n. Gibson,

\ = PLggMB Err AND G S FTTTER.
NO. 8 Onion 81, opposite CHI Bery,v's ROM sto,.
he dootin his n friends and
gas hitting in all its various branches and aug
CHS share of publ patronage tt'S" ttlS SOIL
He has constantly on hand, lead and irop ,sn.
o anu Patent hydrants, cstern pumps, bath bo;Iers
W. oosets wash basins, cold water fountains for no.
Ys bath tubs lead and iron cirque box lead
dispatch - +'9f0' ose- -hs.so up with
candle burners, etc. -. ' "et'%t-i nshts,
uorders left at the above place will be thankflr
ceived and promptly att ended to- "A"'.S ie-
prompt attention. W. nse e VITA
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-, TODD L DEvoL's advertisements to-day solicit
' sus attention of our readers. They have a fine
lie" stock of boots, shoes, hats, &c.
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MAIL ROBBERY.
CHICAGO, April 81.

-y ss--,si CHICAGO, April 81. .
Fifteen bodies from the scene of the Railroad
disaster; were brought to the city this morning.
During the confusion incident TO the accident, the
Galena mail was robbed of the bags for boston and
Albany. 5LI M 81 n
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II sleIsvs Ed 3D. and store, coluer Main 81, 81 :-
nes AsS wen selected Or Dfus ana a
pGres foreign Wines Brendies. Gin etc.
and asss sas ss1s juice for eie ss
street. Centre WSs.,fe az my Drug stoTeNo Si MAJ.
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VI! FUPO1s OUPy
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE STREET CoNMlss1oSrR, !
City OF Wheeling, April 90, 1868.
PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
the 10th day of May next, for opening sidewalk on
the east side OF Main street. Union street to the north
line oflot No in square No. the said in
cuue the removal or cutting down of the frame
fronting said street. removing and rebuild
ing the stone wall in front OF the mansion house Mrs
NJ L. Dorsey; also the urbing aud paving said
side walk. 10 au----.. .
For particulars enquire of the undersigned
apSI 5s J. AMICK, Street Com'r.
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NEW YORK MARKET T.

~ ~" - .- = hFlII 1's 7
Flour-statc brand s4 ,5sa4, 81, market bouyan,
Southern S5a5,50, steady. Wheat unchanged
Yellow corn Co.. Whisky 2s3. Pork finn. Bee
buoyant. Lard firm and scarce. -.
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS. Tils i5.sj
syths Hont;F Forest City from GENERALIZATION
VI, 4, St"ar t'9 rs box; NJ. Reilly 1oS bis Lime.
G, ". Smith 'aos boxes; J. H. Thompson, boxes:
. | Days Barley. q Il -. $3.50 -,
lie thorOusbne. "ao daily thsOns our railroads and rub
the oeo and such remedy as is convenient to esrrS IL
a5 nat remedy is Lococks Palmopic Xystsrs :
- oox' Tor sale by KEuLs & cAIDwprI,
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED-om Tuesday evening. 10Th Inst AT ST
Matthews Church. by Rev. WIN. ARMSTRONG, AN DREW
WHITE, Esq, to Miss VIRGINIA ELIZABETH daugl.
ter OF George Harrison. Esq oftMs city.
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Short Greek lands for Sales

N ONO county, Virginia k.qss5.r
WISHING to dispose of my Real Estate, offer at pr
EDvate sale until the LIST day of November
IN the County Of Ohio situate the waters Creek
eEty Is LOCATED on both sides Of the Wheeling
from Wheeling and FIVE from West Liberty. "a
The farm in the highest state ofimprovement,
large amount ofnew plank encng and udieiousy
In els for farming and grazing purposes. There on
The premises two good dwelling houses with ample sta
Houses. There Is commodious barn. one hundred
aud long by forty four in width, fitted in every
particular tor the wants OF the farm including
ter for twelve hundred Sheep -
will sell these lands in whole npart, to suit the
wishes ftose desiring TO purchase Terms will be lib
oral $3.50 -ids- y:.ss. NJ! 3.,se 5sf.- y ,afs.r
The rapidly advancing Improvement fthe city Wheel
Ing the facilities afforded by the various rail connec
lions about to be completed with the West, the Sea
board, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
the productions of the this
highly desirable wishing to farm
has seldom been that finer inducements lave been held
out to purchasers. .l. 10 w. lTCHELI.
Wheeling Sep. st. 1882. &c - f,,5.s.f1ft T.
Ifthe above lands not sold private sale before
Wednesday the first day of June they will be
that day at PUBLIC AUCTIOS,So the premises, in
parcels to suit Purchasers plat or these lands will be
for the inspection oil desiring
II the above lands sold on thu day juno win
on that day and tho nex sell all horses, cattle,
sheep, farming utensils, &C., the usual variety.
TERMS made known on the day OF sale. arch12. '53
Reporter and Exnm ner, and Wellsburc
Ierallp coytdl IN ~, p fi''sss1