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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29
TO IN yALiD,slN
lInvigornting Elixir or Cordial.

$50. qInvigornting Elixir or Cordial. GEs n
II there be SEA special Providence in the fall n spar
row., so Is there also In the puckins herb. What
now would be the condition thousands, IL Dr.
in his oriental waderngs had not discovered plant
which gives TO his Invgorang Elixir Cordial its ex
traoriilaty potency In functional dseases7 He
production growing and in among
longevity and for exemption the diseases OF civilized
ltfe He made many Inquiries TO the effect produced by
thu herb, replies WINGED him that 1t possessed
esorati aud viuzihg properties cofo uheard of
except III fable. Having the Juice plant
and combined 1t with other vegetable extracts, lie
menced experimenting with the compound upon hise
ani others Finally he presented to tile world the lnvgO
rating EliXiri and what is all his phioS 1pher
and traveller compared with that which he will derive
fron the inti Oduction of this reuveIrag p epa
Age and decrpudc teelnew lie stirring within them, I'm
der The ntldcLce ~ its nnriv.IieL exlea The
bling shaking, Departing strengthens victim nervous
disease Is enabled to throw of The was press.
Ing him TO the eartni the dysreptic patient his appc-
tile return and the power OF digestion with it; aud wo
man, suffering under the fortunes IhyAera, any
facilitating complaints disabilities which belong to liGI
<exuslly, in every fibre shattered sys-
tenn tie restorative effects OF this Eeeiless remedy.
The Cordial up highly ntrated, pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle for five dollars
SIX for twelve dollars, e. u. RING, Proprietor,
ssss a llF a44u' 1872 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies .-s.ff
ents:-wMEErISe-EELLSS q, CALDWELL.
e-a ry CINcINsATI-B. H. ME.ikIN7S.
@.See advertisement. ~ mro7
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War With Spain.

- ~ p. :
y Many Of orr contemporaries have settled down in
IN eEa conviction that war between the United States
and Spain growing out of the Black Warrior alfair
isqss eyitable The Baltimore Times, of Monday,
4 lengthy ond able article this subject, after
sssaylmg that England and France will encourage
.-a SpairIn asonoble course in order to ena-
bic those powers TO slip of the Eastern question
4, . with some show Of CONSISTENCY, and that Mr..
Soule WAS semitic Spain for the single purpose OF
obtaining Cuba, concludes follows: sr.-y
.sHsfo believe that our Minister at Marl luse
~ ~ hispnwer 10 smooth down the ticu lilies which we
srS, anticipate and obtain measues oil prudence and
conci.l ton, would not'be warranted by his paSt
history, open and private declarations in regard
-~ Id Cuba If Mr.. Mason or Mr.. CaSs were Mt Mad
nd, The question would be amicabiy settled but
2AIr- SOue does not care settle il. lie is there
T. seek every possible pretext for difficulty with
Spain, 10y which We may acquire Cuba. And il is
our de l.betate convlciion that he will present
the matter 10 The authorities of Madrid 10 uce
them to reject his propositions, thus giving him
the opportunity of demanding his passports. We
fnDu know The man-his antecedenls--his ambition
his views in regard TO Cuba. aud the OBJECT anI
- purposes Of his mission. The mounen therefore,
saw that The whole matter entrusted 10 his
sole keeping. ana learned that he had been an.
peaie 10 through private letters from leading men
fr Ia and out of Congress. mol TO allow Spain 10 es-
cape. but to force ISSUE we regarded war rs in.
eyllAble The possession by the United States of
Cuba, Soule's future position aud popularity de-
-v penis upon his creating this breach between the
two natIonS And he will do IL"
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urPoIsoNING.-n

Thousands OF Parents who Vern,ifse composed OF
Castor OIL calome DC not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually yg
foundations series Diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness of limbs etc. H"4i
In another column will be found the advertisement
itobensack,s Medicines, to which attention
all directly Interested in their well their ciI
dfes health In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those Of bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills
HS'Be not deeeired,'' but ask for ioensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. aud observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor J. N. ioBESsAcK, as none
else genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

TIE q ADsDEN TREArr.-The union urges the
ratification Of this treaty. and STATES TINT Santa
Anna evInces anything but hostile spirit towards
the United States II also says:
With 'AleAcO--ifthe treaty nnw before the Sen
ate shall be ratItei--"ur intercourse, with The
project d raitrnad from tue Gulf across her teri:
tory 10 The Pacific. and other mic ,ions
must soon be M extended scale alike prof.
tn lie 10 b"th countries. IL is believed, indeed
we Learn, that assurances have teen given 10
t'n' en's-that at an aTiydn the Mexican tariff
would lie so mudiird as TO admit INST oi the mr.
tc'es Of our rrduct al rates that will greatly in
. crease their consumption. 3 q
In .siew OF OUT threatened relations with Spain
ami the possibility that may I've involved with
Eng and and Framce, it is oGpnrnrnomt importance
Ihat all pe"dins questions 81 ould be speedily ar
nsed with Mexico. aud are much mis.a ken
~ he:pe"p'c Of The Union do not warmly applau,,
The rh''Fls the Executive has made 10 tusten This
event; II Is the part of sdom, Of enlishlenei
St'te>manSh. y. ID affJrd no on our part TO
SAINT Anna 10 per'lit any European power ever 10
ohtai a fooihoid within the bounds or limits OF
Mexico.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

X. aJcomma"der Magtuder, of the United States
Navy cOa'Tadlcls the report that his brother Col.
Maernder. OF the army. has inferred tie service O,
til. Emretot OF FfAnce, aud says that it is his in
tenti' 10 proceed 10 the Danube, for The purno,.
of witnessing the IN litaty operations OF contend.
ing armies in thst county with the view Of ,c-
qurtns further Information in the ar, of war fer N.
sole purpose OF bsnefting our own country. and
the service 10 which he belongs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29
Rxpelled from tha nis.ru

The Baltimore Annual Conference, 1ecent,v !,
session OF Baltimore, expelled by vote of TAO IN
", tae heS. Stephen H'ldebrand, on charge of
,educing girl named Har let a. Allen, WI rave
oitth 10 a child on the 9th of January 1884 Srhs
tiial has taken up great dea! of the time of Can
ference aud Bishop Ames said it WIS the mos, ,.~
'enueu examination ever inst tuted by that body.
within his knowledge. The cas-. WINS arous,, -
The accused by the Rev. J. A. Collins. WHO Con-
elnu.d on Monday morning last powerful appeal
IN support 81 the Innocence of MIR. III ~. 49,
lollowed IN mastery and overwhelming ar NJ.
ment by the Rev. G. w. Israel on. of H., 80
cut'hg ministers. Alter the verdict of the Confer
ence was known, the Bishop sent Tor The accuse,
" no approach Ell the clerk in firm n, comma MI
ing manner. such had characteriz his con,lmc,
,,ntoagho"t The whole trial. Tie sentence of lie
n'Shcp was very affecting, the members Of The CON.
lelence giving vent 10 their g,ief al the sad ieIm
nauon Of the tral, by profusion of tears nm,
Signs. Mr. Hildebrand has signifed his jet.rmi'N
atom 10 appeal from the decision OF the Confer.
ence; his friend md defender, Rev. ]. A. Cnii,ns
begged him not 10 do it, but he seemed js,rn;,
50 10 90, as he sald III justice to himself. l,La FOL
lowing is the form of The resolution of sTnUi
SION SION, which was submitted by the Rev. James n
Whereas, the conduct OF Stephen HiId.hr,n1
as produced IN the evidence before the Confsr "cs
Is grossly inconsistent, and highly II proacbt,i a.,
inc CHRISTIAN ministry, the Church of Christ, and
10 TINS Conference, aud is such as to sustain The
ctarge OF immortality. Therefore.
ResOLred, That Stephen Hildebrand be exneI,sd
from the Methodist Church
hen the vote was taken, aud resulted as above
stated, Bishop Ames rose and said. "iell the CHM
inai TO come in.'' S''+t
>. he was conducted 10 a seat near the altar. by
me SIDE OF the counsel, when Bshop Ames said.
FIeaSe 10 stand up" He then told him that Eter
a most patient investigation, he had been found
su.l'y oil one OF the highest cr les, and thai This
Ease was not tue first occasion on which suspi, ion
fo,,,,d 70 MN. The crime of which lie b. been
iouhu guilty, would be stain upop hin, stv h;ch
@ we az, follow him until.he dropped into the
'.no amer lew remarks, pronounced Inc
t s. 81 communication against him.-Petsta.
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pE.rn. prp coxrrssIox or rnnrn,-A shock.

II DEATH ED CONFESSION OF \ uRnER-A shock.
ing murder ola young German was perpetrated
on The Battery in New York, some two years since
seiaat a!e hour Of tile night, and the case was in
yestated by Coroner Ives, but no clue 10 the, az
FIR was obtained. The Mayor offered reward
OF 5000 for the murdeier's apprehension. but i,
5 had no effect and every idea Of arre:ting the as
sassin was abandoned The New York Times,
However, says that few days ago notorious
e convict known as French who was arrested with
the Two muIderers, Saul ond Hewlett. died in tie
- Sing Sing tate prison. few moments before
the po'r wre. CHI breallled is last he coEiessed,o
keeper that tue murder as committed by Saul,
Hewlett. aud Johnson, (now in the State Prlson,)
and himself for The pol,ry sum OF s35. which they
stole from the corpse. and then pitched i, over the
ratings near Castle Gsrden. 500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

Z; rlrAustria has published an official announce
meEt of lis present position with regard 10 the
Russo Turkish question. Ii appears lie neu-
'ray, in smuch the document declares that,
should wat take place. tue sule duty of Austria
vii; Ice 10 malnta the interests of the nations
conPrehen'!e'l in its own emplre. which interests
arc nos III conflict with those of any olh=r nation
AT the same time. Austria has SCI 10 Prussia the
Treaty OF alliance etween France and England,
sw':!' the Au'e ndmen's it proposes thereto, with
view to an understanding with those Two powers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

HANGED WHILE pRuSK.-we read in the Ga
zette des 'fribunaux: A young man, about TWEEN
tY nine years Of age arrived at Paris, about q
month ago to seek place, but as lie was pro-
Slded with ;e:y large sum of money, he rcsoly-
ed TO indulge in dsbauchsry until il should be
spent. On Thursday evening he went 10 dine
with some acquninta noes, and remained drinking
until O'clock in the morning. He then re
formed 10 his hotel in the Rue st. Honore, but was
50 50 drunk thath: could hardly walk up stairs
1e,'etday morning person called 10 see him. and
WA was directed To his room, which was situated al
!he Hol!om Of an Isolated corridor To his aston,
,sninent le found Him hanging by the neck, by the
in 10 ae handle Of the door. He, it appear
Gtav1l which hs wore very loos,., caught bW lhs
handle. The efforts he made to release himssii
IN his state ofintoAication were frnitlrss and ~.
s 'ina hanging until he was completely sIram.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

pThe Robert J. Ward, upon which Messrs
Fillmore and Kennedy left here for New Orleans
stopped al Evansville some 20 hours. Mr.. Fill
u'"r= waswated upon by he city council, anu, by
request, addressed The citizens at the City Hail.
The meeting was crowded, great portion Of the
audience being ladies'. Nh F. eft very favora.
BILE impression. Mr. Kennedy also addressed the
assembuge in some very happy remarks.-Lou
JOUR. .- - fz.Es-.EE.fraE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

urhe editor of the New York Waterman 0na
server has drawn attention TO the fact. that Of
81 Presbr erlan ministers aud 10 licentiates Of the
list Prrs6ytery Of New York, (old schooI,) and Of
The II ministers and q Iicemliates of The I'd Pres
LIVERY in New York. in all 6s. only six have
'siEned The anti Nebraska memorial.-R Washington
Star. =,
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REMOVAL,

HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS. 10 the four story brick building,
No. ny, r1nin street,
west side, between Monroe and Union Streets where
will be prepared with carry and extensive Spring
stock direct r"m importers and manufacturers Which
would be pleased to have my cd friends aud customer
to cali and examine. r. ie
feb4 WIN. T. sELBY
0S-J g. Mccall Will be found at the above establish
ment where he awaits his old fien:s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

e.,,.uThe newspapers stale thot Mr.. soule !, ,
great fasorite with the Queen OF Spain. The
s.-ss,a'ealrnt wOnd perhaps be more c1editable TO
:. ~: E sbaie She Queen Of Spain were more re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

THE undersigned offers hmsslf as a Candidate for tile
Office Commissioner Of Revenue, The etyd'snie,
at the ensuing Mayelecton. - e u ].
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

BpMary Heath aad Matia F.szitr, Two yunv
Sir.s lsye been arrested la Cincinnati. cb.,,.S
Is passing eouaterfrits on The wa,ehnu Msss.-
h5esbtiS efts Bank
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. EDrroR:-PIeose announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
LAP as candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue
the county District at the ensuing May election,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

,,,,,, FOR RENT
on mn e new four story warehouses. recently erected
heing water street These houses point Of si1s
upwards OF one hundred and forty ieet in LAM
eitg aud strength OF structure. and loo. lion 1
s.ta loIwarding and commission, produce or yIo'
saIe grocery business uneuualiei bvanv uo'e
spaeion. IN " city The Counting arc large
Fossession given Immediately For te ms ,nr,x.
,.1H"o FRANCIS r. ARMSTKoSc
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No. l, Spr1gg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs AND yEsr1NGs!
Nem sprInR nn.I sn,nner cnndL

I, ~, ,New spring and Summer C Gods!
19hErleasnrcin being abIe sayliu MY old Gust
- CTS aha Tic fashionable community, that have list
stuIeu from New York, and have Le.n able procure
Tue most fashionable Goods for gICat
emporium, New York, can import from rance and the
w. countries; and having disten with tic sale OF
mon 1olhns, gives NE more and finic attend
e wants OF my customers III the fashionable way. My
new stock now consists or
BLACK, brown, GREEN, blue, OLIVE
,-Zs pALIIIA CLOTHS.
ALSO SIX and shmeTets all shades and co,ors;
daPiter summer cOts linen CLOTHS,
&C. Tor making Irock, dress. sack business
rIehc' English, aid mei lean SSime Also ducks,
nnen u[ti:ings &c for making pants. VeslinsS,
aSe Tue most beautiful selection looked
- al OF winch am now prepared 10 most
Soia Die ana best style, Es hayese Ru$sELLs
as cutler Tor the coming feel in
ns hat can furnish better cloths any house
OF The Allegheny mountains. sffsE
IN connection with the above have beautiful assoIt-
ehi Furnishing Goods, all fire Seasonabie ASH
aoie consisting OF cloth, Cashmere, cashierett
grass lincn dabita and plain IiHen III ork d,ess
ana business COATS vests and pants made from the most
fashionable and seasona be Goods. great vaIiety a
nhen and cotton Shirts SILK, en-, lambs wool and Cot
ION uHdeTsitrts aud Drawers craSats stocks culas
gloves and %uspenders. St"
aois 'oT completing Eentiemans war drOLe.- =
Az he above named Articles together wi many otbe
that an be found my store No SnTisg ioSe
ease cal In aud take look, and much obli.e Yours
z5-t S. RICE
e#-"-t ~ a.1---4 tr..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

- sass -. al ~ Me-, o,Aon. ora
,s}ia Charleston says The Baltimore Amencan, we have
S's' 49, later adslces Fl Havana, The Black Warrior
lad been released on her owners paying fine of
$4,000, which. they did under protest; and the
..s s steamship was preparing TO sail for New York.
-, ,a,
m ''' of the preservation s the subject which our
tEEsf a=G"vernmenth has forw rde,' toSpan. Tie own
Of tue Steamship will robaby demand hrou.
othe United States, not onlyt retuau Of the fae
paid under the protest. but also heavy damages
''1 for The detention the vessel. Our dispatches
40 not say WHITTIER the cargo of the steams ipw
"'to lie released no but as Previous accounts
stated thatit had been conGscated we may infer
~ ~. o tbat II was lelaned by The aut ot;es
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- THE BEsrgAND, CHEAPEST STOCK

Spring Goods in the city OF " heeur msv ~. ,o,.,
~ AZ y d Henly's, No. 1855 Hinin ~ uA"
IN anee OF most all the Dry Good stores H. the civ he
so and Is now opening. choice and eIesat a
r OF Goous table for the spring, embracinr eve
~ .s SUITABLE for ladies' gen emens inIants wear al
er az n ~ onets at reduced prices. Determined 10
e,ds cap than e cheapest he respectfully invites lis
, anu Tue public generally to cali and examine an.
.o.e rutehasing essw heren No trouble to show
ana less 10 sell them. Call and see at $50" soous
rshoss,, J. G. HEFTLY'S, Mainst
Marknf nIIa,,
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rAILADELfHIA.

.,..--...a I'1ILAUELi<HIA.
Curtain Warehouse,
III chestmmt So PHILADELPHIA spposIte The STATE Hons,
MENEsi w. SAFFOls -,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERtALs, AND FURNITURE CovEhrNGs,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
r,,grg.ss.- WHOLESALE And RETAIL. g.
The stock comprising, IN part, the oIluwinr: t-
Emorodered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cos hices;
DO Austin Do do Pins; ar.-
Drapery LaceS T. Musus; do HaI,is
ard colors; al Cor.Is J,sS.Is % rS, mai'ssi
Satin de Lsiiles; Frinpes IIrf,iS u.s..
IlaInasks; ..... d. '~'h D'oPs'
large stock OF FRENCH Pushes of all co,ors ,,
qualities on hand " ~'t So'oiS All"
colors for shading. -'E'D" vi d"
H. Persons ordering Curtains will gi We the n,easur.
oil the helshth aud width o. lie frame OF yiI,
Nw '''S 20 "''uoW.F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

S.sE ID ooo OF those nice imported Negro FasIs IsT;,
ress, Just reeeiyed and for sale by Frn
: eses LoGANi oARRS o..
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Persian Hair Dye.

Persian Hair Dye. Ee
THIS Dyets warranted, If according to directions
to change tile hair from any color, to beautu,
Auburn, or =. t.t..1..
PERFECT JET BLACK,
t..... u WITHOUT lE
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by KELLS CALD
Wilt. Wholesale Agents, and by ,VM. II. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

oE Elk Tor sale the house and lot vher. Ia
Also-house and lot No. 81 the cOrleT -, "ow lie
First streets, Centre Wheeling - s' Vi Eoa al
Also-lota I6l a. f62 on CIiapline ST, eet C.r,.
lhS nearly Opposite the Mehodist church II'6 Whe
sale 10 the 29th insl ihey viii sold
a. PUBLIC auction at the font door Oi The eouI S oH
oetoek. NJ OF that day. cod bargaiLs Can q:
Chase OF This property, am del ri"E tadsI
lsIns.one fourth cash, BALANCE ia one, lwS 70 sen
mrl6 I IU 49,,
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70 2 n q = &. : ) -

:, aTSoiS Nst, Taylor slie1; is elected to Con.
e,sssi in Ails Tennessee District to ell tie
Vacancy oecssisasd b tie death of Hon. BieOkius
i EsntplssiLss - sssss y ss9 4. rs sssiasS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

NR. EDfroR:-I myself independent can
dlate for the Office Sheriff OF Ohio County. at Tho
suing spring election. : -
-n,rk- IoJN- ppADy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

JAS. n. McMKc HKN is Z: candidate for the srIERGF.
Atty, tho election beheld in Spring 1851. =.
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To the voters or ohio County.

offer myself as. candidate tho Office OF Sheriff OF
Ohio county, and shall he discharge
the duties OF the office faithfully aud mrartiay.r
/ mr11 40 w. $. wicKH.sM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29

NEw corSrEREErr.- Bank Note r.
ivisw.of Pittsburgh. gives the following d..crin-
ton of an alteIed bill on The CommsrciaI Bank If
Glenn's Falls. N. Y. which has lust been mn, -
circulation. ILsLi sEaNT
2os altered from ls--iignelte; a shield spuono,,s,
by two females, and an eagle on the ton; a n.r-
maid riding GU q dolphin on the left end. Tfr'rbe
n. ut end of the genuine note is cut OF and r..
placed by another. (which is little wider tbnn
.l ts - OF Inc lt3te on which Is wenty' once,
ing ~ Twice. The add in lii. Presiden,,s sie.
nsssts, y forged, aud written in a Lold r bnnSd
snu IN u darker ink-tle lettering ofgdsnomi-
naiion itne issiightIy Importer.
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p.x-,,,,r CHANCERY SALE.
a; Bats administrator, and Beni. F. San.

7.-.I-,'.-..---- $500 rs 9Omp'ai-lul
A. Bats administrator, and Renf. e San
oOTH's adnin'r.
pursuance OF decree of the Circuit o ae endsnt
J. county. made at the Fall Term 1851 amt W I"r Ox
decree made October 1853. viii on hui IN n" e6enGd
OF March next. at the front door OF The ~ ~ e O:h dI
loo'coek, NJ, sell tile following urone,f EOuse,
Lot No, 900, in East Wheeling ~ VIZ;
Pat or Lots No. six COZ and seven C7). and In, u
CSJ in East Wheeling - ""u OI NC esh
= Lots No eight eleven e1o in square sixteen
Also, PAR OF Lots No five C5) and .ix &c, in
go o" Main ttreet, having lion, on said steel ~ 81
thTty-I b. ee feet. s1'eee VI abOu
balance in eight. sixteen aud four an Tie
chaser giving bonds with security aud The tI P
tatnea as afther security, until the Whole is paid
lebZl DANIEL u LIST, Conn, iS~;o,...
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REAL EsTATE SANS
:. CHANCEKY SALE

- ,,,,.,,, 49,, SInNSEh4 SALE.
febrS w and Shaery Tor Ohio county. g.
NE sult IN caEsery between Francis r. S,w my
ia ;II and Hampden Zane and othe,s.
WIN on Monday the rst day OF May In he
mId ed nd tty four seILtn build
uctoh al the front doo' OF the court house 0T
w continuing said sale therGaf effrom tsv IN
Sii. Tue following desc, ibrd very yalua Tes
i, siis. ~, az ne SOU! Of The btieS
NOV OCCUPIED by Todd & u vol shoe sore
mhs thence southwurdV with the west s,is aug
street TO the northern bOindaryoE file grou,I Aa
Tue Reserve, thence westwaI stake emf
tween arket aud Main streets, heEce nor
naIael with Market street to stake, lheptsT
ginning. 'ne Place of
Terms Of Sale.-Ten per cent. OF The pu1,,,,,.
be paid i hand and the residue by equa money
two and three years nom the tIate OF sale y5 at o.
rom the day OF sale till paid; the purcaser I'm
and good security tor the deferred pa uens AZ give bo
to be e,aiIed as further aeeTrty iii IN hs liz
AEy PEI son wis hug TO purchase at private sss G
ton OF the grounds above described can ,n aLy 10,
rrsSisuS 10 the rstaIy Of Ma next BY making any