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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
The True Story Of L. E. L.
Wheeling, AprIl 1855,

Iuhis tecent'ypublsIlsd 'Iierary Life and Cor.
tcspondence Of the Countess Of BIessinglon,"
(which has just been Unpublished ny the llARPERs.
anLis now on sale al DgRBY'S.) Ii. Madden gives
tue following letlet, containing full account, by
Lady Bessingtoa, OF l.. I. L.'s position. "as she
had il from lls one only person 10 whom the un.
happy Mrs. Naclean Condded The misery endured
in her African bdndOge;"
GoRE House,, January 90, 1889.
Ny DEAR MADAM: lHlispOSItlOn must plead my
excuse iof not having sooner given yO The sad PAT.
iicularS promised in my last; when that cause fOr
my silence had subsidized lie dangerous illness OF
Lord Canterbury threw me- into such alarm and
anxiety, that II is only to-day, when letters from
PATS assure Inc that he is recovering, that lcGl
equal 10 The task Of writing.
Poor dear l.. +. j.. lost her isthef-who was a
captain in the atmy--wlile SHE was yet chiul.--
lie had moIfie the widow VI an arny.agen III
woman not OF nfiued habits, and totally uusuited
10 lin. On his death, his btOlheF, The lale Dean
OF Exeter, interested hilLSelf for his nephew and
ueice-the sole children LEFT by Captain l.nndOn;
and deelnngil necessary 10 tenoYe them from theIi
mother, placed the girl Quot l.. t. H. at school;
and The boy al another At all unusually eafly
Ose, she manifested the genius fot which she al.
letwatd became so deseTvedIy popular. On leay.
Ing school, her uncle placed her under lhe pro.
lection Of her grandmother, whose t1gencIeS zen.
detel the lie Of LET gifted gronLchId anything
but happy Une. llet fiat pOellcal illusions were
published many years ago, aud tie whole OF the
SUN they produced was appropriated 10 her gland.
mother.
Soon after l.. r. l., became acquainted with Mf.
-, who, charmed with het talents, encouraged
their exeIIOn BY inserting bet pOenIs IN lilefuty
journal, with oil the ecOiniulns they meriled. This
notice drew The attention Of publishers on bet,
and, alas drew also the cslumny aud hatred oiIhe
tnyious, Inch ceased moi TO pslsecuts let though
her WOubledfe but absolutely dove her from ler
native land, There was no slandet Too vile, ond
no assertion loo wicked, 10 heap on The FAME Of
Ibis injured cIealuIe. MF. -, a married man,
and Tue father large family, many OF whom were
Older than l.. 3. L., was seil 10 have been her Low.
eri and il was publicly stated that she had become
too intimately connected with him. Those who
diSbelieVed The calunny, RETAINED not from re.
peatlng II until Il became great topic Of CONVEX.
sa,on. ilet own sex, featful Of ee6sure, had moi
courage 10 defend herr and this highly giiled and
sensitive creature, without having committed one
single ettof, found htiself yielin 10 slandsE,-
AlOfe than Ole advantageous PROPOSAL OF marriage
was made 10 her, but no sooner was this known,
than anonymous lettefs were sent 10 The person
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
For he lTh"liug IatsIiistatsr
Spring stauGas.



promised you, hlr llieud Il mind It Welt
when lA8i sweet Spihg was hhElng pei lunN rOunh u.s.
That II bOlh you aud | on TllI should dwell
uulll another Spring time harly found uSi
That l, In memory Of that hour and llse,
Woild IOuse uy silent hat strings from Ihsr sumbeTs
And III whatever mood l len might DO,
RinE outa tTlbute IN poetic LuubcIS.
Well, now the Spring Is herei lovely queen,
she walks In beauty down QUE Wesleln valleys -
VUlUptLOuS bIcete! envy what I've SeeIl--
Tie sweet sout wind that with her lie Ges dlllesj
Tie SloIets, folded ~ her virgin :bieast,J
Meath sOiler eyes thai mlldest stars Of even
She looks 30 like Pen Vi tile West
ISSl 10 thIHk she's going JACK 10 lieaveni
Win last we met upon that nOweTy blhk,
We sat beside the blue aud nIShtnS llEer,t
4 ne as The Joys Of that Gweel hour we dtanH,
! We said we'd like IL linger tlIele lOieveri
! | think promised then 10 wander OF
70 TINT SAME spot, OUT tryslln! ~ Telhember,
Aud think OF thee Wien d1Ws were llllingiot,
| or ilOwlcd tie Suly blasts oil Cod December.
We'll, I've beenthsr sinee,-iO tell the truth,
As neeis must, with nu TOtamtc wlshhGi'-
| In company with al unICelc youth,
| WrEt 10 that sweet spoil went fishing
| ! own thy lIIGSe Unce bcIOIe NE stood,
Aud iOrttGe lovely flower was luekins,-
| | missed my iUOthod-iUnlbled IN the ilO,L
| AID col cold, aud most tUnIHuHdtd duektnSl
The SprIns is very beautiful, you say,
| AMI ~ is. IlArkl like gentle spirits calling,
| Thelc floats, al twilight, down the starry way,
| \ ilOOd Of low, uteil THY sounds, that, falling,
Breaks In waves Of wild stal.muttc on the earl
., visiUns Of the Past Tie soul ie.OIteS
When thus unto tho lost II draws so near,
=. And deems II htIrA their uhi1I gOtten voices.
The sp,lpg |, BEAUTIFUL love lis bloom,
| Ats beudlng Skteg, IN golden glory he4nnst
| Its lie aud IeIdule waking from the tUnlbi
! Its ne4tllUS develops In the sunlight cleaning.
| 4 Cheering promise bIeaIhes IN every blossom,
Aud Whispers tope 10 eiIths most lIooI tIGumbenl'
And btlIs balm Tor every TORTURED bOs0nl-
1 aFahh n a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

D'There have been presented by latse seed
establishment in London 10 The agricultural divis.
ion Of the Patent Office tweatY.six packages Of
twenty.six leading varieties Of the tutnip, for ex.
pertinent In oil The STATES and Territories OF The
Union, with view Of receiving report Of The
success, Of the same. The plan adopted lOt lis
distribution, we learn from The Washington Union,
is to divide the seed into one bundled parcels,
embracing each Of the " enty.six varieties and to
place each parcel in the hands Of intelligent anil
practical fluners in various parts Of The county,
with printed instructions as TO the mode Of culture
and the lnanuet Of making out reports
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

Crwe copied some days ago from The Richmond
Post, an ehlsle on The olnuse in The CONSTITUTION
Of Virginia declaring that no petson Of ioieisn
birth ShaIl be Governor or Lieut., Governor Of The
Commonwealth, 10 which The true Antrie0n doc
time was tet forth briefly but fOtcibly and justly.
For hi, clause Sir. Wise and Mt. Bocock voted,
and these gentleman and theft political ltIen ls'
are those who declsm about prescription Tile
Post said, and said correctly, the American party
do not advocate The passage of any lao to PFohiOl'
foreigners from holding office. They look upon
that as prescription. They ate perfectly willing
that foreigners should hold any Office they can be
elected to-they, however have perfect Elsm,
as citizens, 10 vote lof whom they PIesss-and, o.
course, il they please, to vote against loIelEnefs
for nolitical Offices. n toteisner says tue Fos
gets majority, so well aud 50 gooI; lhey have
no objection to make. But Judge Caskey and NJ"
Wise ore for keeping foreigners ouI Of oIIce W
Iap so that II every voter 10 the Stote should cas|
lis sulTrOge for man born out Of The uh'e"
States, fof The office Of Governor OF Lieutenant
Governor, though he may have removed here be-
Ire hs left his mothsts breast, 1t would moi be
possible for him 10 hold Il. This Is The wots'
"proscfiptiOn" we ever yet heatd Of. Foreigners
oughtto see by this who ore for prescribing them
arl who ure not. As far the American patty is
concerned, they may have any Office In The world
they can DO elected to.--Alet. GaEttle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

ELECrloS or 0sHcGRs ~ THE DNuIps.-The
Grand Grove or DmidS, In Convention at Ports
mouth, OH Saturday last, elected the following Of
fceR for the ensuing ycar John W. ChiIdtes',
NJ. N. @, All. MahOney, D. @. a ! Wm. Nc.
Fatane, @. 81 Jas Atkinson, q. ST. Vim. Hap
pet @. Mil. Weldon, q. G.i I'ernnti Pauth,
Representative to The Grand Glove Of The United
StAteS.
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A PIcIYtc ToSE.-'rhe Journal Of Commerce
tecupitulates The yorious outrsgss, so.ealed that
have beer, committed by Spain against the United
States, and then concludes in The following mode:
fatc tone;
Nevertheless we have no idea that The difficult.
Ties that exist sfe likely IL Involve rs IN war
with Spain. Wars unnecessary 10 Effect the re'
suit weaim al, and con only be The consequence
OF gross Acknowledgement on our part, OF an Insane
folly on The part VI Spain, Which tleEe Is no Tea'
sou 10 anticipate. The precise consequence Of
CAPTAIN McCsWey's mission cannot be tofetoidi
but we trust that The iirnlneSS which The emsTss'
cy reQuiieS, will he accompanied W The utmost
moderation that Is consistent with national honor
Tile neOple oil the UnIted States want peace, and
they will hold 10 severe account tlUsc WHO puT'
posely eSoggeIaIe the present elnbatsSspents, tOT
The putnoSv OF involving us in war. The long
chain OF pfoyocalions which has been OiIeTed ny
Americans against the Cuban Government Should
be remembered, and mitigate our resentment al
Tie manner In which they have Osetl telaIla'eu'
above all, il should Oe bOtne in mind that The
annexation OF Cuba has nothing to do with the
nesent question; that The vast majority o: Amer.
leans would regard lie acquisition Of That Island
.s national disaster, and would consider The adj
minislfnlion Of General Pielce unpardUnaOly CUT
pable, II il wefe 10 make lie 0ntFoges tint have
been committed aplea fOt attaining that Ubjerl.--
Wat would he All unmnSled calamity for the Uni.
led States; and though the chief burden VI injury
might Tall on Spain, it would react fatally upon
our own interests, and II wise cOhUseIS pteSaIl,
il " III not 10 needed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

'trTht DeGoctac organs say that the Know
NO,hluss ATE nothing but The Wings Gndet new
name, and they have always called the Whigsthe
ahstoctaue party, yet NJ Wise calls The Know
Nolhinss a "a lousy party" The Democtats tell
u, That nearly The whole Of The Protestant clergy
Of oil denominations belong 10 The Know Nothing
party, YET Mt. Wise calls the party" "a Codes and
: Ckri,ii,m party" Now II the aris'octacy ATE
"lousy' aud The reverend clergy Coolies and
CLtlstIess," what IN The void can The world be
coming toi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

rrCOmmOdote vondetbiIl, Of New Yurk, las
addressed letlet 10 seyetsl members Of the New
jersey Legislature, who ate desitous TO bring him
permanently betote The country for the Presidency.
Tile object Of the letet sppettsto be 10 "dehne
his position" and he proceeds 10 soy he Is against
eSttayasauce and cOttuptiouj IN favor Of applying
The surplus revenue TO Tue liquidation Of The no.
,lonal debt and The construction Of navy some
what commensurate with an existing and pOspec.
tive coolnere. lie ALTO fayots change in the
naturalization laws, so Tho, enigtanls may have
more time 10 acquire knowledge Of our institu.
lions, before beng invested with citizenship.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

sIoSIHc4S4.-Ths Rockingham Band hOnored
NJ, Vie with iheit presence the day he spoke III
that place. Atet Ait Wise concluded his hat.
angue The Baud leil town playing Joldan Is a
hard road to Iayel." Tie appropriateness Of
thst aitwas suggested no rlOnOt by Nj. Wise's
snke6lL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

c1s1pS psOyIDlSe roR WAR witt the USIrEO
srAry.-The militia act Just passed by The LegIs'
latute Of Canada Closes with these words;
"pnyidej, That II at The time when Ibis act
would Otherwise expire, there should happen 10 bs
WSt Between Inc United States aud Hst Majesty,
then this acl shall continue In force until The end
NJ ibe session oil The Provincial Parliament next
after the proclamation Of peace"
SeYsal of the Canadian journals, specializing
on The same text, think war not unlikely in The
even, Of trouble between the United States and
Spain; and expiats on The mischief the alIisdpOw'
en-, could 10 by sending fleet To- cruise on The
American coasts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

:uThe N. Y. Courier ssys'-'iiasiog made some
Inquiries with respectt 10 the present supply and
quantity to come forward, Of agricultural products
particularly Of The vegetable kingdom, We haS1td
the opiulon that ptcSs have reached their highest
figures. The next movement will undoubtedly
DO te:tosrade one, although present prices may
be maintained two or thee weeks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

useUsUrsr MoSxr.-The Cincinnati Gazette
has lie following quotations aud tematks on cur.
reni and uncuttent moneys
The amount OF Indiana flee bank paper in cit.
eulatIon has been reduced 10 $780, 900. Tie Au.
,Iit0I OF The Stale OF Illinois, and same officer III
Wisconsin, have attanEed 10 redeem al par the
notes OF oil The inSolyent stock banks Of those
States. They are still, however, al large discoun!
here Tie notes Of The Indiana, specie paying
hanks are taken al Q PET cent, discount MesSs.
Gilmore l. BrothetloN quote uneunenl funds as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

RreoyEtEb.-iIon, Dadas TaIlmadsf, formerly
the millionaire Of Lapeastet, Ohio, and whose te.
ported uts, isllpte created considerable sl, 10 lbe
newspaper void, has recovered about $4,000
from The iuIns OF his estate,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
JOHN \ .Ximinpr. Robert IbbOiss
WHEELING
Steam Cracker Bakery.
No. 162 Market st.
]. w. LEE,

CnnNEh NJ Warn ASH uSiUS SIS, wIlERtISG, Va.
II EEi'S constantly OIL haml va'ieiy Of hooks, aiming
IN which may hr Oul tho w rs Oi all tic leading VIII
lcrS OF tile times, such James, liuwer, Sue, RIiEt +,
lhpiy ennnit, iIilHr, lpllrd, llum1si aud Lever
M.ly nj his works ave hound, IN good style, with backs.
Ne asD keep an Exchange llbriry Pe'S0Hs rn'Cl1s
Ing hooks may return than alcr leading lem FOR which
lie will pay tile following lcG for 0c hooks ~ Csi 9le
hooks 90 FOR 81 hooks 81 rents. inh2I;ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

aJThe perfume Of flowers may he gathered, CO.
cotdihe 10 lie Scientific American, III very SIM
pie mannet, and without apparatus. Gather the
flowers with as little stock as possible, aud place
them In Iot three parts full Of olive otUImOnd oil,
After being III tie oil twenIy'fOur bouts, put them
into coarse CLOTH, and squeeze the oil rOn them.
This process, with fresh lowtts, is 10 be repeated
according to tue strength Of the perfume desiEed'
The oil being thus thoroughly Perfumed with the
v6lsIils principle Of tie hOwtrs, ii isIo mixed
with an equal quantity Of pure teetIaed spirit, ond
shaken every day for fortnight, when II may he
poured o., ready for use. as tue season Otsweet
scented blossoms Is just approaching, ibis method
may be practically tested, and without any great
trouble OF expense. II would add additional In
tetest 10 Tue cultivation Of flowers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

trAt the next State election In Ohio the officers
10 be elected nte a Governor, auditor Of State,
seStslsty Of State, two Judges Of the Supreme
Court, an Attorney General, and a member Of the
Board OF Public Works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
-New OontoctlOnery

IJTILLIAS FOX would respectfully Inirm the clit-
w Iens OF Wheeling that lie has opened new cO:ee
iiOEcty Establishment al tie Old stand al the ''lmtal
Queen, on Maln street below Monroe. lie confidently
Invites his old IendstOcI aud patrOnite him Ills new
busless.
hours apif
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

TIlE partnership heretofore existing under the name Ol
q. K No; L. wirkham, was dissolved On tile lat OI 0e'
toher, 1881
Tie business will be conducted al Tie old staRdAuc
ton Rooms 80 100, Market SquaTc-hy .......
nc1l 'GkO Z. MlCKLAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

Par funds soRsjs. Of all stock tiew plate onll).
s.Stes and independent banks Of Ohio, including
Clinton Bank Of Columbus, ami oil State Bank Of
Indiana, oil solvent In Kentucky, all Eassir lno.
ney 10 good credit, Pittsburgh City Banks, Ms
sodtiy Louisiana, Old Virginia, Wheeling banks,
and Bank Of Kanawha,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

Ma. Bp,,Os,-plt.,s snnoubee Dt JSo.c. CAMP
Mill as suitable person to represent Ohio county In
The next House Of Delegates lltisintyery way tOTe
tent to The dulles Of the ote. We hope Ae wlll consent
to urvs. Rypressntlns bis name Yon will oblIse
ana MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
ATE ERECTION.

Ma, EproS ,-Pta,e ANNOUNCE |, ". MIroHRtL as
suitable candidate 10 tepresBsthe seahlypf Ohio 10
lbe next House Of delegates ofYityihla, He is well
Epowp 10 our citizens, and will make tn sfsiea: repre-
tentative. api3 OHIO COUNTY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
N. fILEssfSGroS.

Agricultural Branch Of The Patent e6fet--tor
Planting DseidlOus Trtts, or those Shedding their
Lt0rts IL AUTUMN The hole is to be dug consid.
eFabIy larger tnn The root Of the ltee, aud the bot
tOm Of the hole Spaded. all bruised roots should
Le cut OF with sharp knife. and the roofs wntet
ed nd,husltd with dustOr pnlverized earth. The
Tee is then ready 10 be placed IN the hole, It'll the
roofs in theft natural position, and filled up TO with
in few inches Of the top mulcIled with straw or
litter, aud the rest Of lie earth put on top. Stones
are also good fOr mulchns when straw Is srarce.
The hole must be large, in order to allow the roots
10 spread The first year in loose soil, The dust
coats the spunglUles, aud mnlchlng retains moisture
during dtoughl,- Wash. Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

Nav RAILROAD BRAKE.-The New York Post
says:-AtIhe invitation OF Governor Norris, Pie.
silent Of The Railroad Car Bake Company, large
number OF RailtoSd SupetiRtendents, Directors
and Others wentlo Patterson yestGtdnyin four cars
Of the Bile RAILROAD Company, 10 lest Cleaners
Patent Bake 0perator. The Train was put to a
grale Of totty feet 10 the mile, and was brought
IN within nineteen seconds alter the application
Of the bake, at distance Of less than three hun.
uted feet,
This ability 10 slop The train in so short n time
IS sufficient 10 prevent all accidents. The ptesl.
dents Of the Harlem Railroad, New Yotk Genital
and New jersey Railroads, besides the directors
and supeihlendents from The leading railroads, &C.
knowlejgel The perfect success OF the lnachlnej
aid predicted lis immediate adoption on all roads,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

Posr 0FptCE APPolSruESrs.--Jumes Stickley,
postmaster at Sit Clifton, Shenandoah county, Va.
yiee Auton Harmon; " D Hopkins, postmaster
at Mount Clifton, Rockingham county, Va, vice
J " Bear; VIM \ Pugh, postmaster al Haryeys
Store, Charlotte county, W., vice Edwin 3. JET.
ftessi and RI. GlendN postmaster, Deeffeld,
Augusta county, Va, vice Aaron E, Blelsoe-all
10 I'll designations,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23
Notice to CONTRACTORS.

DropoSnis will b. received up 10 The 2jth day q
Apiil inclusive. Tor The graduation AMI lSOnry u ne
Grave Creek and Pennsylvania ihc TURNPIKE, llOm tx
intersection lheIeO withiho lleyely aud Plirmnn Turn
nike, al RtiIS tavern 10 tic Pennsylvania Slate lde
sceliI us Of mile EACH commencing al Redd's, ah one
fractional section Of -
TheG. &. d 7. L., Turnpike is 10 he made Of The SANK
width aud In all respects In the same manner Is that pOr
ton ut the Iicvt,iy Farnurt hOId, NOW made IN Mar
shalt county aud 10 be conn eted prior TO ist December
1875.
PTopos,lS all 10 be sealed and addieiled 10 H. nick
cy Ksa, Rn:lneeT, al Cameron = q. MARSHALL CO. Va.
to whom all parties lesil Of popOsg aIe referred oI
full Information, In ihr premises
Payments will no mide monthly, as tie work progress
m Otler IT /! months and twenty Per cent Of Tie anJt
ri contract retained as security for the Performance
this stipulation. .,,
GO &p.h Too,
Marshall CO., Mareh29. tSSS Ang;hav3w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-23

II. NE French and RnSlshchlnl1rsi
IL French JaeOrets and 0TeandeSI
RItm b bIilllanieSi
Plain mOuSlih lle LANES, all cOlOTSi
Rich beTaEe Delanesi
Challl do very Ttelj
Striped AMI plain China Siikti
llobaSeS, all wool, a.L totonMlxed, all coiOTai
Vel beTaSeS 1ril Tl,&uts, DO
Hack SIN aud Thread Lace PAllsi
10 PcEh cTaTci
do Twlliel Slksj craze DO PaTlst
Hon 'S, Hl'eIoH'S, and other superior black silks
Ladies AID gents Kid Gloves, beat Hlakei
do do Gauntlet Glnyesj
ladle9' and ehitIenS hosiery oil every description
.p9 '"''O''"F"" HHlSKELL & cos.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
CNAMISSl0NER,S SALE,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ao' 70 4" ~
L TY.-Janes S. Guy,-Plaintlh'
AGAINST c1 I'D
David Snyder, Martin Snyder, Adam enyacr anu
Observation-Disclosures,
IN CHANCERY -, ..,,so =.
BY virtue of deed rendered in the aooSe G a.
N. lime term 1855. shall on Friday me 20" U"g ~
Ocobor r,rt proceed to sell on the premises 10 inc
Siht b;J1er the following real and personal estate
which is referred TO in said decree, 10 W. no.. -,
tract mr. MARCEL of Land containing SIo AetSS' o' -
lees Also another tract containing lou A.A' NJ
reyed to the said Martin Snyder by .'' pio j.;
Cutchen and wife, lying On Big Cai P"s'''J o,n,
Augusta County. Alsothe following t 1i I'D Mar
mentioned in deed of trust executed oy t ~. - Nh
lin SNYDER 10 Washington Swoope, dated 2otn OF Gu
rnarv 1913 to wit: six head Of Horses namely Uue
bav Mare. 9 years old one grey Mare, years oiu'
o,c grey Mare six wears old, grey mare
old one sorreli Mare, years old one pay Seeu 70
years DID, 10 head Of Cattle, 50 heao Vi r.
hogs, Iunning gear Of wagon and gea 'o ID Dbl !
Carryall Mccormick Ploughs, ShQvel loTS I; u,
Wind MILL set of BlaeksmthS tools'o 'SJ' NJ
Bedding and Furniture, BedSteads, Que " ANU D'.
ming Table one Mahogany Dining Table one SaorieE
Cupboard, one Tin Safe, one Dozen " !husol o'l. >
two large Kettles, two large Pots TWO O's'i oSo
Skillet, Plates Dishes Knives aud FORKS anu ai un
other personal property which can b; iouhu me-
in possession Of the said Martin Snyder at te o0 VI
the deed aforesaid.
The land Aforesaid or so much thereof as may DC nc
ccssary to raise the amount of said deed VIII Dc SOFA Oh
4 credit of g. u and IS months, the purchScr
bond with good security, and the title retalne" as 'ui
Their security. l.
The Personal Property, or so much OF 1t as may oe
forthcoming, will be sold for cash -.
The purchaser will be entitled to possession 81 tho
Real Estate on the day of sale, on complying WIN inc
terms of sale WASHINGTON SWOOPE, Com l.
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