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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
From The Baltimore Patriot Of SATURDAY Eveuins
From Norfolk and Portsmouth.


DR.. Powell, of the North Carolina, which
steamer arrived here this morning from Hampton
Roads, informs us that at Norfolk, on Thursday,
there were FIVE deaths and eight new cases of fs.
yer; and ore death and three new cases on Friday
up to noon.
Rev. Dr. Jackson is dead.
DR.. Wright is i'll with the fever.
There were no deaths in Portsmouth on We'd
nesIay--but on Thursday there were eight deaths
and Eve new cases in that city. But one death
on Friday up to the time of sailing of the boat.
DR.. Hungerford, OF Baltimore, Is sick with the
fever at the Naval Hospital, but was expected to
recover.
1t was stated that seventeen of the recent cases
at Norfolk aud PursmnutIl were Of persons VINO
had returned to their homes from other places.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
NoaFoLx. Oct. 3.
Robert Dalrymple, stone mason, and one OF our
most useful and enterprising men; died yesterday
His wife lies exceedingly i'll.
Mrs. E. busch, Mrs. Fentress, Phoebe Berry,
Miss Susan Southgate, another interesting daughter
OF the late Wright S., formerly cashier OF the Elk
change Bank, Miss DeacY, Christine, Sister oil
Charity, John Richardson, D. thomson Thomas
White, constable, and some halt dozen colOfed
persons have died since my last.
The disease has appeared in the estHnable lam
lily of Lieut.. Poindexier, U. S. N, about miles
from the city. His lady AMI daughter are down
with the fever. They had not been to the city Tor
several months.
A Mr.. Ewell, in the village of KemISville,
about ten miles 10 the east of Norfolk, mas the le
yer. He no doubt took II here, as lie has been IN
town recently.
Those who are away should remain at least two
weeks longer, aud as patiently submit to prVa-
lions and anxiety as possible. The fever that has
ragged here, and left our city deeply afflicted and
enshrouded il III gloom, is earfuIly malignant and
awful in its character-frequentiy entirely un-
manageable by the best medical skill. Attacking
the strong as well as the weak, it often runs It's
mere wreck of what it was, falls, iOaLhSome,
bleeding, purifying corpse, that must be hastily
consigned to the earth.
II is a disease that should be dreaded and avoid
ed, if possible. 1t has crushed, and is sill oP-
pressing, so many families, and filling so many
hearts with sorrow ami gloom, that It's final depart
ure from us is most earnestly 10 be desired; ana
thOS= who are nOw beyond the reach OF its terri
Bile grasp should remain until advised by expert
enced Physicians to return.
regret to add that the Rev. VIM. Jackson, the
able, devoted, and esteemed pastor Of ST. PauPs,
is dying. His loss will be severely felt, and tic
will be greatly lanemted. He was unweared in
his attentions to the sick aud the suffering, and
his reward will be great. Alas! how sad the an
nOMncement 10 many who have heard his faithful
appeals from the pulpit, and who know of mis-
faithful miniSraIIonS IN the home circle, as well
as Oulhe sacred desk of the sanctuary Of the iiv-
ing God.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
THR POETRY oFsFHY1c

AYERS PILLSsIide, sugar-shuI over the palate, bu
their energy although wrapped ur is there. aud
giant force the vary foundations disease There ar,
thousands of sufferers would no: their EN-
pers if they knew they could be lcued csc. Try Ay
er's Pills, and you will know it,
Purify The blood and disease will be starved out.
Ce1nse the system from Impurities aud you arc cured
ALREADY.
Take this best of all Purgaves, and scrofula, lndi-
gest1n, weakness, headache, buck ache Side ache
dice. rheumatism, arrangements OF tie Liver, Kidneys
aud bowels, all arrangements all diseases which
Pursative remedy reach fly before them like
before the sun.
Reader, if you suffering eny of the numer
complaints they cure-suarr more-the remedy has
been provided you ani it IS Criminal TO tslect it,
That Ayers Cherry PectorGy is the best medicine
cOush Is now well known the whole world, anu tha
Ayers Pills the all Pills, is known 10 those
who have used them.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
aud sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
y. L. GOOD u Co, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

A Valuable Ono Piycr Farm.

n SttCO 4lGCCI 4 urn.
A CITING as Executor under The will of the late Jas
IA H. Neal, decd. | will proceed, OIL the
18TH DAY Of NOVEMBER,
to sell to the highest bidder the Fam now occupy, stu
aed the OHIO RIVER thee miles above the town. VI
FaTkers burg, Va, the terminus JI the gTeHt Western
Link OF Inc baltimore ard Ohio Railroad; said to con ain
Two Hundred aud Fifty Eight Acrcs-0bOu IunI ell
and thirty five acres of bottom aud Cleal cd and under
high stale OF cultures The Iesilus well nberel, OnClIL
OF which IS susceptible o. cultivation, with large aud
connections two story frame dwelling house with kitch.
with several hundred bearing EHgruncd Apple Tees,
CIDER Houe and fixluresi also a MO'mUm Hay Press
This Farm by an outlay OF small amount Ul money,
can pc made one OF the mos. desirable situations IN
tern Virginia.
Tie terms OF sale will be o. half OF the purchese
money IN hand, .he ;e&idue In two equal payments Of
ole and two years, bearing interest rom date O the sale
and lien retained on said Farm: for tile deferred pay
ments.
ALS0:-Acting as aforesaid, and the :snme day, l
will sell TO lie highest biUder OtlOt No. To- situated m
the town Of PaTkershurg tile LyitIerOn aid
Green Streets fronting humded and seveniyhVe feet
OH Green and extending back Two hundred aud
on LN tiletOn street.
TEEM> :-CIne half OF the purchase money to he paid
the 10Th o. Feh 1885, and the residue lhc 18th NOV'T.
1856 will bond aud approved security ami interest from
date In sized lois to suit tile Tulchaer
N. B.-ThOse wishing 10 purchase, viii he pleased
to show the premises, OF give them any information they
may wish
sept. %. 1865. oc5:ds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Sale of Real Estate

THE undersigned, EXECUTORS OF The last will and .,,
mont OF Jonas Clmbnckcr, deceased, will Sell al pr
auction nj the front DIOR Of Ie court house Ohio
ty Saturday the Gil day OF October. 1851 lie oI"
ing real estate 10 vii: the south hall OF LOT No. 1 ~
west side u Main rect in the city Of WlertB h.
3b trct front, and extending hack to The rvcr Iia
has on it a large three story hTCk dwelling With IL ]
besides the drug store and Office, with gas aud waer H.
lures az d good OulhOuseS The house Is well n led n,
boarding house and aPOtecNTy shop, aud lie stand GOOD
Also tot No II on Water ~ Sixth streets Easl WGFr
rg. This lot is vacant aud desirable ut bu dim
purposes.
Trims credit OF six. twelve and eighteen month,
will he given on the purchase money except ~ per euI
cas- h. III. purchasers giving thcIr negotiable nUie
good eEdOser, hearing intei est, and executing teed
trust the property ~ secure the purchase iocy
JOHN II. CRIfMlACKER
GEORGE HA3nMAN
srp4:id EXITS Of J. 'Crmbackrr ,lrr Al
Tie above sale las heen postponed until Monday III
18th INST. nj II O'Clock A , Nj.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain Inflammation from the
burns >caIIs, in from to twenty mnutesand tia;
it viii heal wounds without scar; aud eiEecIuay cure
Fever ores-Ples-Saltr hcun,-Inflamnatory Rheuma-
ttsm-Sore and. InH4meL Observation-Disclosures ses
Old and liberated Soes-Sc4Id Head-cOrus and bun
ons-Erysipelas- sprains-Swelings- FeOns-S"rc nip
-chIbIains-btes of Insects-.Sweled and broken
breast-Erurtons- all other lmfammatory aud
Locus diseases. wheT tile parts affected be reached
Don't be inCreduoua about the many diseases named
be cured by only hinsbu reflect, that the lew,
positive properties which the Daley Save alone contains
and heretofore eumeratedOne to fOur-can reach
aloue aforementioned disease, but many
enumerated.
Query-DO not regular bred physicians
inrrGrdly torscOres of different diseases?
Each box OF GENUINE DALLEv's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
Of c. v. CLICKENER eco, proprtetors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ATE counterfeit =
Price o5 cents per box.
15AII orders shOdId be addressed to C. v. Cckene
" Co. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by L4GGHLLNS s. BUSHFIBLD, Wheeling
and Druges is generally Throughout the U. s. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

TmE UNDERGROUND KAtLRuAD.-A clergyman
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Indi
ana, has been tried by his Presbytery, and sus
pended from the ministry for unchristian conduct
specified in the charges as "assOciatrng himself
with an organization known as the Underground
railroad, whose avowed business is to assist slaves
:" escape from slave to free terntory,' and s.actu
ally engaging nt the business specified ''whict
is contrary to the laws of the United States, anc
the statute laws of the Stale of Indiana" The
witnesses on the trial testified that the minister
had boosted to them of the number of slaves lit
had aided to escape, giving the names of places il
Kentucky from which they had He'd, anu thai he
had said that he never denied belonging to til.
underground railroad. Most persons have hitherto
regarded this latter as myth, but it would SEEM
ftom this formal trial and conviction, 10 be some
what of reality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIEI.D.
WIN. a. RATCuEI OK's HAIR DYE

GREY. Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to helui-
full and natural brown black. without the least injury
to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
VIM a. Bachelor since 1889, and 5000 appica-
lions have been made the Hair his patrons of his
famous lye- Prejudice against Dying he hair aul wills
ers is unjust would be against covering bald head
with wig.
wv. \. BArcurLoK's HAIR DYE produces color not
to be distinguished nature, and is warranted to
inime in leIst however long it may be continued
Made, sold applied Gin private rOoms) at the Wig
Factory. eSs broadway, MY.
Sold in all cities ard o: the United States, by
Drusgists and Fancy Good Dealers.
u5-The Geruin has the aud address upon a stce
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR,
2s3 Broadway, New York.
For sale who esale and retail by
spls LAUGHLINS q. BUSHFTELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

U-The steamship Adrintrc. now being built for
the Collins line Of steamers, will be, it is said the
largest and mo t magnificent vessel afloat. She
will measure $500 tons; her length will be three
hundred and forty five feet on the broad line; her
depth of hold is thrty-hree feet; breadth OF beam
fifty feet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

Tux Mourn AMERICAN rmALANx-The Fourier
lite establishment known as the North Amercaa
PhaIOnx, New Jersey, has disbanded, ami its real
estate has been sold for s56,OOO, or little moe
than SsS per acre. This. with the estimated pro-
ceeds Gifts movable property, will. it IS said en-
able them to pay from sixty to seventy per cent.
on the stock issued, The concern has been in
operation for twelve years, and its members now
admit that it has proved an utter failure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Trust sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE

STOCK, &c
DY virtue OF certain deeds OF rs: from Michael See.
ID Hey aud wife 10 myself, duly acknowledged aud e
corded in the clerks office OF the county court Jr OHIO
COonty, Virginia, SHALL Monday the Sth day oil OcI o.
beT 1855, at 2 O'Clock the front door OF the court
house i'll the city OF Wheeling, cXCOse TO sale by public
auction. all Of the following desert bed zeal estate, and
bridge stock, and properly, TO wit: all Of lots
HunOe'ed 30, OIL 1 53, d. So &c, IS and 80, situate
Tie west side oil Main street III the Northern part OF
said city and which UI aied and erected the late res
idencs at sid Michael SweeHey-COnsueTe tile very
best built residence within ihe city, with first Tale stab
lI"g, Also three humid ed ard ninety shares OF
the capital stock of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company and also the late interest OF said Michael
Sweeney in and to the steamboat City OF Wheeling"
said interest being stock therein taken by said Michael
sweeney 10 the amount OF S3N00-Of which he paid
in about twenty two hmHdIed dollars in cash. and The
baence OF said stock being nearly paid out Of The earn
insS Oi the boat.
Teys of SGle.-FOr the estate-nne third OF The
purchase money To be paid in cash. the residence i'll
three equal at twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the day OF sale. The deerreC pay
ments 10 be secured by proper deed OF trust the PIE
misses
Trms of Sal the Bridge Stock aud the Stock i'll
in cash and the residue in two equal
payments at three and six months with from
day oil &ale-tn he secured by negotiable with
IOrSeT or endOTsers approved by myself
sep5 trustee.
The above sale is posrOneC Monday, 9TH at the
front door nfthe Court House Ohio County. The sac
TO commence at II O'Clock 4. ".
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
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81. gs5 80 s157, 14a $50 sals. 4o:

sis1,ss5 $50 st57.14a $50 ssls,4os 5ls
The copper coinage of England. France aud
the United States, for the same period, exceeds
100000.
The total coinage of Austria, Prussia, Holland
and Belgium, for the like time, added TO the four
great powers above, swels the total aggregate o
81, O97, 6s4, $3.50.
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M1scELLANEoUs.
~ 8. woopsIpE. W. @. wooDsIDE
W. ! W, S. WooDsIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

N. E. cor. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS.
Baltimore.
R7-OUR Warehouse is lOCSted of the tracks Of
tIe BaItimonc and Ohio R.irOad by which expenses
drayaee on censignments is avoided.
REFERENCES-
p GiLsoh, Cashier -
d. Sprgg. Esq, '. Merch'ts q e.
Messrs Hugh jenkins d Co, baltimore.
EH T' ISrro6s E So Chief Engineer h y OR
J. B. F 'oa,I Esg, Agent B & oRRCO, Wheeling
Messis. EUrsyil< ~ Hopkins,
s. Brady, Esq, Cashier,
Mai. ~ P@ip Barry, Agent 3. & o. r r., Company
Moumdsvie. Va.
Messrs. john wharry & Co, MOunLsvie, Va.
W. ~ Z. IhohPson,
NJ. Pollock & Go, Sunfsll, Ohio
G. Convers, Esq, Cushr, gainesville. ONO
j. JOIN = Peters Peters ESs |,, =. p,irmont ".
tlMessrs. j. o. Jackson, ="
Sept5-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

pIatelligence has been received by the Pacific
of the death of Captain Hooper, of Baltimore, at
Liverpool. Capt H. was in command of the new
ship William Penn, owned by himself i'll connec-
tOn with the House of J. Hooper & Co., of Bati-
more, which was loading ct Liverpool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

sEvAsroFoLtASA,-The Albion, the English pa
per printed at New York, recommends 10 the Brit
ons AID their friends in that city, San assmbIoge
to congratulate each other the triumphant issue
of the great siege of modern times"
According to The Courier des Etats Jnis the
Russian flag counted at Sevastopol. in The month
of September, 1854, seventeen ships 1--WE Of 100
guns, the remainder of 81 guns; four ftigates of
60 guns; four corvetes or briggs; twelve steam
ships; and eghty-two ships OF inferior rank; in
all lOs ships cartping 1900 guns. Ills colossal
armament destroyed by the Russians them
selves 20 prevent it from falling into the hands of
their enemies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

Uses oP THE TELEcnArm.-rhe electric tele-
graph l. becoming more aud mere useful. \ peas
ant received lately by mail, letter from his son
Joseph. Zouave before SebastopUI. The Young
man mentioned the fact tLat MS legs we've yet
whole. but that his shoes worse i,r wear
The affec ionate father having purchased pair of
nine and halls, was perpexed 10 the means Of
forwarding them. Al last i.e thought Of the teie-
grnpil-Ihe line TO Aiar>eIes ran through his vii.
slung tile shoes ovet the wires ~ pe,lar passing
by, struck 10y the sohdiIy of their workmanship,
appropriated them, placing his used up traps IN
t"elr place. Tie next morning, the Ole daddy re-
turned 10 the spot 10 If the telegraph had exc
culed his commission. He saw the substitution
winch mad been eGecIei al vuI,'' he exclaimed
1t Ioseph HASN'T sent back his old onssn,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

IT-A singular rniIroad accident occurred at Bos-
ton on Thursday. One of the early trains was up-
preaching the depot; the locomotive and tender
were nnshackled at the usual place, for the pur-
pose Of being run upon side track, and allowing
the cars to pass into the depot. The locomotive
ndstender were retarded, the train overlook and
struck against the tender with such force as TO
open the throttle valve THE engine, which sill
SANITY started ahead at greatly increased rate of
speed. The engineer and fremen seeing that the
uain was. looming Immediately upon the tender,
leOped from the engine an instant before the COL
lision. and swi;chman shifted the switch just in
season to run the locomotive of the track. The
result was. thatthe locomotive and tender run
distance of 90 or 100 feet, tearing up and demol.
ishing everything in their way,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

CorSAeE OF TIE WoRLD.-rhe aggregate coin.
age of gold and silver of the four great powers O4
the world for the last seven years, from 1S4s to
1851, both inclusive, is as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
1--WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLan FUn
ALL THE TINCTUKE HAMPTON
EVER N ANEll

THUS spoke wise and good man; hut mark the
change! let the AFFECTED hear hC aud then deUde vile
Their suffer OF he made whole. 4s professional 1HcI
seath ruined SIM hear.
Rev James W II, lmicutt, the talented and indeWnd-
editor OF that highly popular and extensively read pa
per- Christian Banner, published Fredericksburg
Va in his editorial al The 18th May 1855, thus speaks
OF H1mPtols's Vegetable 7iHciare:
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs
Select School.
Gentlemen take Notice.

no. you want something in the way of 'iP.top mole
u skin Silk Hat, light, elegant aud castle article!
you will please call at 1873, corner Main and Unlo
Cwhere they always keep TIE best Of everything II
their ine AID supply yourselves with just such an ar
lt 10 S n. HARPER & SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

LIBEL SUIT DEcrnED.-In the Superior Court
at Cincinnati, Friday. Judge Store,,) the case
of George White VS.. NJ. D. Potter & Co., as de-
cided in favor of the defendants In January, 1854,
the Commercial published report that plaintiff
had failed, which report proved to be incorrect,
and was contradic.ed by the Commercial; but plain
Tiff contended that his business was injured, and
mis- failure, which occurred nine months thereafter
was caused by tia: report. On the part ofthe de-
fence it was shown that the report was current,
here and in New York, before its publication; that
the publication not malicious one, &c, and
itnso appeared that plaintiff debts were increased
largely between the date Of the report of his failure
and that of his actual failure, and it therefore fol-
lowed hat his credit could not have been injured
the publication. The jury rendered verdict for
the dc PENDANTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
orcp,xc I,orprnr-A littIe pirI. in a fami-

A TOUCHING INCIDENT.-A little girl, IN tami-
ly of my acquaintance, lovely and precious child,
lost her mother at an age too early to hI the loved
features in her remembrance. She was as trall as
beautiful, and as the bud Of her heart unfoIded,
il seemed as if won by that mothers prayers to
turn instinctiyely heavenward. The sweet,
conscientious prayer-lOving child was the iGol OF
the bereaved family. She would lie upon the lap
of the friend who took mothers care of her, and
winding one wasted ann about her neck, would
Say:--'Now tell me about my mamm! And
when the oft-told tale had been repeated, would
softly ask, Take me intothe parior, want TO see
my mamma The request was never refused; and
the affectonate child would lie for hours, content
edly gazing on her mothers portrait. But
"Pae and wall she grew, and weekly
That TO them she stiil grew dearer,
As the tIal hour dew nearer''
That hour came at last auu the weeping neghboTs
assembled 10 see the little Que die. The dew OF
death was already on the flower as its liie-Sun
was going down. The title chest heaved faintly-
spasinodIcaIlY.
'Do you know me darIing?' sobbed close in her
ear The voice that was dearest; but it awOke no
answer.
All a: once brightness, as from the upper
world burst over the chIlPs co!orless counte-
nance. The eyelids flashed open. the lips parted.
the wan, cuddling hands flew up, IN the little ones
last mpuSlve effort, as she loUkL1 pieTcingly in-
TO the tar above.
'AlUlher,' she cried with surprise and transport
in her tone-and passed with that breath into her
mothers bosom.
Said distinguished divine, who stood by that
bed OF Joyous death:
"If had never believed in the ministraton Of
departed ones before, could not doubt it puw"
"Beace | leave with yOu," said The wi$est
Spirit thnt ever p"SSed d from earth TO heaven. Let
US be at peace. amid The spirit mysteries an ques
tIonlngS on which his eye shall soon Shed the
light of eternIty.-NatiOnaE Era.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

n.The 1Oeth birth day OF the Rev. Mr.. John
Sawyer, OF Bangor, Me-, is to be celebrated in
that city to day with appropriate ceremonies, III
which the sged clergyman himself will participate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
You 4CilL do 4ceU

If you have Observation-Disclosures are suffering
from Generator Nervous Debility-to rocure. once
a bottle OF
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
No medicine is universally and permanently popular
IT. Il. LOGAN d Co. CenI Agents.
sp2O Fridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHIETOWN.

by virtue Of decd of from Louis Huseman and
ID wife Ia the undersigned, dated 23d February, 1857
and duly Ided in The clerks office OF the county
court for Ohio county, Virginia, in book 4O page ga
shall oil the
STH DAY OCTOBER, 1855,
at O'Clock, A. NJ at the front the court hOusein
the city Of Wl.seng expose to sale by public auction,
the highest biddeI lot number five (5) in square fifteen
S15! IN South Wheeling Formerly RitChctUwm). On said
lot is good BIRCH house with dry cellar good well wa
ter, elc- Sale POsitire, terms cash.
SnStds WM. s. GOSHnRN. Trustee
The above sale has heen postponed until Monday tho
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

Rooms of the brotherhood OF the p. r.
Church, GRAVES BOOK STORE, CESrRr
Observation-Disclosures meetings the brotherhood, third
Monday evening in each month"; Library and Reading
Room, open every day frOm9 A.M.to9P NJ.
h. 81. EoFF, Secy.
RELrEr COANrTTEr.-J B. Ford, JAS II. Stout and a.
n. Johnston, Esqs. sp1str