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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
TProm the NY. Post.1

TnE Boor AID SHOE MAREET-Trade is at a
dead calm. The sales are extremely limited
and only to local dealers. The trade generally
are busilv engaged taking account of stock and
adjusting accounts. The Importance of wind
ing up this years business under a careful eX-
animation appears to be felt by all parties con-
cerned. The entanglements have been compli-
Gated, and the lesson to be learned from them
will not, we presume, be very soon forgotteh.-
The accounts from the far West are discoura-
ging; assignments are there the order of the day
and collectors express their inability to collect
enough to pay their travelling expenses. In
some quarters, however, a promptness has been
displayd, which furnishes gratifying exceptions
to the general complexion of things. The low
price of produce at our seaboard rebounds upon
the West with telling effect; the prices offered
are in most instances rejected, and consequent
their debts, and this in turn cripples the ira
ders.
From the South the accounts are more salts
factory. The stocks throughout the interior are
reported to be much reduced, particularly at the
Southwest. The impression among the trade is
that the South will be well represented By the
LIST of February. Most fcf the houses doing a
Southern business do not expect n decreascim
the trade with that quarter next sping OF more
than one.third- As to the West, the trade seem
to be in a quandery, and undetermined how to
proceed. Manufacturing at the Eastward has
scarcely commenced. Stocks in this market are
upon the whole, moderate. California shippers
have only sInijl demands. The last advices
from San Francisco report a steady market
For Australia nothing OF moment is doing
Selling quotations cannot be arrived at with any
accuracy at present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

a WoNAN's ADvANTAGE-A woman may
say what she likes to you without the risk Of
getting knocked down for it She can take a
snooze after dinner, while her husband has to
go to work. She can dress herself in neat and
tidy %caiieoes for a dollar, which her husband
has to earn and FORK over. She can go forth
into the streets. without being invited totreat
at every cOtfee-house. She can paint her face
if is too pale, and -four IL If too red She can
stay at home in time OF war, and wed again If
her husband is killed. She can wear eorsets.
if too thick-ather tixings if too thick-othef
fxirgs, it too thin. She can eat, drink and be
merry, Without its costing her a cent. She can
get divorced from her husband whenever she
sees one she likes better. And she can get in
debt all over, until he warns the public, BY adj
yertisement, not to trust her on his account any
longer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
sd mueh more Of dc same sort.

Water street wholesale merchant told us yester-
day that a member of his firm went to Iowa
three weeks ago, taking with him accounts to
the am9nt of $4,000 dollars for collection
After three weeks hard drumming, he returned
yesterday with 5000 current funds. He was
offered plenty of Nebraska sbinpiasters at every
town he visited. lie was offered in some places
a shave Of five, ten and twelve per cent on them.
He could have collected nearly his entire pack
age could he have taken pay IN Nebraska bills
The experience of every Iowa collector is SINH
lar to his. How much longer will Iowa mer-
countenancct
4 subscriber at Galva, sending us 50 for his
Daily Tribune, remarks in;hisi letter, thathe ..for-
~tunately happened to come across that sum in
current money-that he could more easily raise
; :, 1000 in Nebraska than he could 500 in cur
rent funds."-[Chieago Tribune Dec 30(.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

Is TnE MAX a Fool or a DEVIL Writers in
books of eliminated nature, )" tell US that certain
reptiles go blind at certain times, aud remain
blind for awhile, merely through excess of
their systems being sur-charged with poison
In reading some of Brigham Yonng's late let
tiers to the [. S. authorities, a specimen of
which we publish in another column, it wOuld
really seem as if he was a sort of devil gone
blind with his own yirulence. He talks about
measuring arms with the United States, just as
if he could do so, ard seems bereft of any re-
spect for the good sense Of the civilized world.
The whole controversy, we are told, is
rapidly narrowing itself down to a contest be-
tween the Kingdom of God, and the Kingdom
of The Distributing:
eff God is for Us, we will prosper, but if he is
for you and against Us, you wITl.prosper, and ne
will say amen let the Lord be God, and Him
alone we wiIl serve
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

per we find the following: At Dry Creek, Am
adore county, some two years, ago a Chinaman
lent a Chinawonran $3.50, she giving her note
for if, to bear interest at the rate of 20 per cent
compound interest per month. Suit having
been brought on note. Judgment was rendered
insisted in open court for the money or the wo-
man, the Cinnamon around declaring that the
claim should be enforced after the law in China,
if the American court could not do it The
Rev. Mr. Shuck has been cndeayoring to settle
the matter, having been sent by the head China
men of one Of the companies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
NEW FIRM.
2 G. VIGIL

- DIS BARTLETT + n.uu.., In
~M1rketSt[est-OpPosife ~asAirEtsE Han, Wkt.
Business, TO add 20 h. facilities fer Go=1E Is sau- -,
pleaSuKein infOTEtnE his frisEdE aaa the pzLHe fttb-I,,
fOrm-d = busin=EE Connection With n = aFflsff n \
Eho has had ssueeessfRl 1PerisEeeibhsp-.
tai PEofessisn-
DrN- BE- W. are PseP4T=a 70 peFfoFu ever op=E,fte,.
SurFirAland Mechanical DcEfstTy-arrf zzliGr ri. ~
Prartire All the atestIzpr0TeGsnI Ct tie DtnfsiAt A.
guarantee thai FOR b~GE-y, duTahllIs aE6 prartcsI -,
their Artificial Teeth sAalI htt Is saFpasszI.
Persons EkO have dcuied tE<utzITxa tEe pleasure ri
comfort Of Artificial Teeth from tie great dread = az.
ing exp feucta duTi1Et he neesss=y prsilnItary sluIr.
ton Of Iae ed teeth AEd roots, are iEfoEued thafky ~
E-Seess, entirely EnlskS Chlorsfo=u CT EyheF, ara sp-Ft,.
bF: In Eacst eases and P-S5eeGsAdrziGEs a. ca, tssk A.,
nos extracted Witl6EIpain-
Any inforEa4lon or . ITice apPeFtaInsnF 70 Their t--s,.
sion they vii he pIrased To gre gratis.
PIease cali AMI exaHtue spucizeus Of artificial Ten.
~ OGee open a. All Asars- sg5Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

WEDDrNG RrNG.-The fourth finger was origi
nally chosen for wearing the wedding ring Il
the reason that 1t is not only used less tia
either Of the rest, but it is more capable of pr
serving a ring from bruises-having this OF.
quality peculiar to itself, that it cannot be e1
tended but in company with some other fnge
whereas the others may be stretched out to the.
full length and straightncsS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
THH LIFH AND TISIEs OF AARoS BuGR-I vol. New
YORK. Mon BEolher.. Ia md lsa. Daane strest-


THK LIFH Ant TINES OF AARON BURR vol, New
YORK, Mason Brothers. Is and 1ss, Dame street.
1t is curious to r~ecollect how often philoso-
pliers and philosophical men, who have been
ridiculcd and hated in their lives and suffered in
their deaths, have found consolation in the last
hours of life, in the belief that some day or
other, in after time they would receive justice
at the hands of posterity. By some strange
faulty it nearly always happens in the case of
eminent men, men who have projected new or
hetrodox ideas, who have advocated unpalatable
doctrines, or who in any. prominent line of life
have incurred the prejudice of their cotempo-
raries, that the world of their time fails to see them
a they are, as posterity sees them. Theman whose
name stands at the head of this article, good
and evil as was his mixture, could not by any
means have been an exception to this fallibiIity
in the public judgement of his day and age of
the world. On the contrary, he was from his
very constitution an eminent example of how
complete may be the enmity which a man may
incur, even to his almost utter abandonment, at
the hands of his fellow men.
But as was hoped by the eminent subject of
this article, and IS doubtless some even then ex-
pected, there has arisen a yindicator. Not a
blind OF woTshipping idoIater, but a discrimin-
ating biographer or rather compiler. We have
in the work before us, an extended and what
might be termed a many sided view of the IMAM
ner of man" which Aaron Burr was. We have
derived great pleasure and instruction in its Pc
rusal-and while we cannot agree with the
author that Aaron Burr has been wronged, in
the general belief that he was a very bad man,
we are glad to have read so full and ample a
sketch of all that was good and great in his
character, as the author has Afforded US.
As a naturally intellectual brilliant, highly
cultivated; as a man of ambitious and nscrupul
Gus intrigue, daring valor, selfish aims, sensual
views of life and death, Aaron Burr has been
known to the reader of American history. WI
believe that is a nearly correct estimate of his
character. He never hsd the confidence of any
considerable body of the people for a long time
he was always suspicioned and mistrusted by
the eminent statesmen of his own day, whc
knew him best The correspondence as pub
lished by Mr.. Parton, concerning the Hamilton
duel, intended as it is to mitigate public scnti
ment, in our mind, confirms the belief that it wal
Burr's persistent and cool determination to re
move that gagacions foe-Alex. Hamilton, from
his pathway.
We are sorry that our space forbids US from
such an extended .eview of this work as IT
merits demand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

Acou1srTlox OF GusA-The usually weII-in.
formed Washington correspondent Of the Ne
York Courier and Enquirer has received cvident
that the negotiation for the acquisition of Cub,
has been renewed, and that a rum has been n.
med so enormous as to stagges even Castilisi
pride, in view of the necessities of Spain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

AsoSe the documents recently received at
Washington was a letter from Brigham Young.
dated October 10th, in which that worthy in
forms Colonel Alexander that if George Wash
ington were now living at the helm of our Gov
ernment, he would hang tie Administration as
high as he did Andre, ard that too, with a far
better grace and to a much greater subscribing
of the best interests of the country.
"By virtue of my office as Governor of the
Territory of Utah, l command you to marshnI
your troops and leave this Territory, for it can
be of no possible benefit to you to waste treas
ure and blood in prosecuting your course upon
the side of the rebellion against the General Gov
eminent by its administrators. Were you and
your felIow-Oficers as well acquainted with your
men as am with miro, and did they understand
the work they are now engaged in as we'll as you
may understand 1t, you must know that many
of them would Immediately revolt from all CON
nection with so ungOdly, illegal, unconstitution
al and hellishsa crusade againstan innocent peo-
pie; and if their blood is shed it shall rest upon
the heads of their commanders. With US is the
Kingdom Of God or nothing"
And much more Of the same sort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

Coon NEws rgoN THg CANELS-The War De-
partment have interesting dispatches from Lieut.
Beale, formerly of the Navy.) experimenting
the construction Of the military road from Fort
Defiance to the Colorado of California They
bear date "Colorado River, California, Oct is,
1s57.' He has arrived there in foEty-eight days,
exploring and locating a capital wagon road
from San Antonio, Texas. Everything on the
way was found favorable TO his purpose-gOod
grass, water &c, and a gently unduIating eoun-
try. We have no room to day for his interesting
details, which go to show that the hitherto al
most entirely u~nexpIored region through which
he passed, is destined to be very valuable. We
quote a portion of what he says of the result of
the camel experiment, as follows:
"Unsupported by the testimony of every man
of nv party. l should be unwilling to state all
that I have seen them do. Starting with a full
determination that the experiment should be
no half way one, l have snjected them to trials
which no other animal could possibly have en-
dured, aud yet / have arrived here not only with
out the loss of a camel, but they are admitted by
those. who saw them in Texas, to be IN as good
condition to-day as when we left San Antonio.
In all our lateral explorations they have carried
water sometimes for more than a week, for the
mules used by the men, themselves never even
receiving a bucketful to ono of them.
''They have traverscd patiently with heavy
packs on these explorations, countries covered
with the sharpest volcanic rocks; and yet their
feet, to this hour, have evinced no symptom OF
tenderness or injury. With heavy packs they
have crossed mountains, assembled and descen-
ded PERCEPTIONS places, where an uDloaded mule
found it difficult to pass even with the assistance
of the rider dismounted and carefully picking his
way. | think it would be within bounds to say
in these various lateral explorations they
have trayersed nearly double the distance pass
ed over by our mules and wagons"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
AZ Apmx1srNArloN MEgTINo TuESED SO 4

Az ADMINISTRATION MEETING TuRSED 1910 A
DouoLAs MEErrSe.-Up in Detroit Giich.) a
few days ago, the Post Office and Custom Office
folks set about to get up a meeting to endorse
the Presidents courseo OF Kansas matters. They.
thought they had a big meeting until it came to
cheering, speaking and voting on the resolu-
tions, when it was found the hall was filed with
'IttIe CUNTS" This produced an intense ex-
element. Says the Detroit Adssrtber,
"of all the noises made by the human voice,
this meeting afforded the greatest variety. A
geological garden or menagerie OF cats, dogs IL
gers, r~oosters, elephants, hogs. bulls, horses,
crows, hawks, m~ocking-birds, robbins, owls,
geese, hens, gosIins, jackasses, parrots. and all
other things that utter strange noises, were rep
resented on this occasion"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

PARsoS BRowSLow AsTIR AoAM.-Parson
BrOvniow informs the ''BOrder Methodists"
some of whom hesays are cutting up high shines
on the subject of slavery in portions of Virginia,
that he expects to pass leisurley through the
Valley of Virginia, in the next spring, giving
the public a few ideas upon slavery and 'sthe
merits of that abolition organization known as
the Methodist Episcopal Church, North The
reverend gentleman adds. 1--WE are not JantsriAg
any one, but as We are the advocate of free
thoughts, free speech, free fighting. and a free
press, should any conscientious freedom shrek
er wish to defend, We will divide time, after the
true style of Tennessee stump speaking! :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
ANOTHER SouTnEnN Kansas YlKw.-h he Lew

ANOTHER SOuTnEHN KANSAS NlEW.- he Lew
iston (Ky.) Democrat says:
Eve affirm that the Democrat party q~e pied
ged 6Jore redemption to insist that tNr people,:
of Kansas ShaH approve their Orn Con. tuition.
They made the pledge in the Kansas iii; they
made it in all their addresses and speeches to
the people of the States; and 4. ~faitUre t0see that
this pledge Is redeemed In tho letter IeouId be a
gross deretiction cfprineip3e md gross breach
e3JditA."
This ought to cause our ultra Organ, nc,
door to blush.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

VERY TRUE.-Gen. Cass, in his reply to Cow
Walkers letter of resignation says: "Your re1
signation is accompanied by a long argument on
the affairs of the Territory generally, to whic' [
you are we'll aware it ieould be impossible fl /
The Department. to reply" That is an hone
confession, and complimentary to the sagacit ]
of the venerable Secrctary.-Detroit Trib.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

AxoxruoUs CoN1rSlcAT1oSs.-We are daiiyin
receipt Of nameless Communications, many OF
them purporing to give US really valuable andin-
t-ercsting intelligence which we cannot publish
for the want of the name ofthe author. We desire
that it should be understood that we ALWAYS
must have the name-pot for publication, butas
an evidence of good faith.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

HAT 5000 = ToH.-Tbere is now at the A,
ditor's Office, in Washington: a box, some thr,
teet square, containing vouchers Of accounts :
lowed by the Commission On the Rouge Riv
Indian (Oregon) war claims, TO the amount
six millions Of dollarsl Some ofthe items COS
sist Of hay at " hundred dollars per tom!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

WE understand that Senator Hunter, Will
on his present brief visit to his home is vi
ginia, viii devote himself to the preparation
a speech in advocacy Of the Kansas policy
President Buchanan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
9W@Z
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!

= III 81
WISTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and amer Monday. De
'fHf FAsr NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning, except Sunday, At 80 o'el0eEs pittsburgh
time, arriving In Ph1anelpi1 At u5oP pm
EXPIRES TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
At 9.EO.
daily, except Sunday, AZ 80 o'clock, p n, stOpPiag ~ all
stations, and running As far as Conemaugh. First Aeeon-
cept sunday, AZ I940u . m MS Second
Train for Turtle Greek, leaves, leaves daily, Sunday eN-
Turtle Creek, leaves daily. except Sunday AZ So, n n
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh As fouoEs;-EX-
press. Is p 95NaHs 800 = a; IohnstsEn AeeonnodA-
Second Accommodation lS&oi Third Accommodation 6lU
p n
Trains for Blairsvile and Indiana, connect At HairSVH1e
Int=rEeetioE With Man Tram Basts ENpTess trair West and
the JohustoEu AecaEmcdaf.n Train East aid West
PITTSBURGH ans ConEellsEfLe Trains, stopping ~ All Sta
tEons IA ~ Pfttrburrh and UonneIigviIe R5aa-IeaTe daily,
Sunday executed, As fouOHs-NaIl Train. : % ~ M TX
pres lain. 3Spp. M. Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
Ths traveung public win Cad il greatly TO their interest
road, As the accommodations nos offered, eanDef be sur
passed on any other route. A the road Is balasted with
~, speed and comfort, 70 an who may ihvOr this road Uith
their patronage
Ranadelphta---- -..--.-.S9
-
lancaster
Baggage checked 70 si Stations on the PennsyIvunia
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and Mes York
Passengers purehaying tickets In the carr, Eiu be charged
Ten Gents In addition TO the Station rates, exee.t from Sta
tons where the Company has no agent
NOHcE.-In case ofloss, the Company win hold them
selves responsible sJr personal baggage Only, and far an
N.REThe ETeeIsI9- onnibus Line. has been employed to
convey Passengers nd Baggage 70 and from the Depot, All
charge not to exceed IS cents for each passenger and bag
gage.
Atthe P. r. r. Passenger Station.
jAnt on Liberty and GrantstF, PitssburEh-
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MARllIED

In Belmont county, Ohio, on The Ssh Dee. 1881, By the
Rev. n. Q. WOFthiBgton. lfF.JosEkH gof0 hia r..
Va, and AIiss AssE I. PUsH, late q Bd1gut county Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

ATsSt Louis, when a high pressure steamer.
crowded with passengers bursts, it is called
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

As ordinance making it obligatory on bakers
and ,store.keepeTS to sell bread by weight, has
passed the New York Bnand o. CounciImen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
-PHNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
i tic cities With Western, and south
Western States by = continuous R0nHay direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF Stsamers TO
all ports On the Western Rivers, and a Cleveland and san
dusky with st-amers to al ports on the
Lakes; making the most direct, cAedPeE and relfE5Le
route By which FREIGHT can be Forwarded 70 aad from
the GTeGf Wet.
RATES ETWEE PHILADELPHIA AND PTTTSBURGH-
FIRST ~CLAsS-Boots. Shoes, Hats and1
G G5s tI B3Gs'; BGgs GI Sa S Sa so nd b Siss, soc Per 100 Is.
FsatheFs, FuTs, 5.......---.....
SECOND ASS-DOm SheetinG,l
s 64Bts G and ei rlsaiH e. On Ssiginf Is s1ls.9 7so per 100 lbs.
On rolls or bcxeslWOol ami sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-AnvTIs, Steel. Chains On
e4sksO Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, s=lted r. ,no ~.
Goose or in cssksJrObaevo manufaetu-
ed, (exeeDt LIARS OF eut1 &e- &e-
FOURTH CLAS-Co1ee, Pish, Bacon, Reef
h haS FL { la Ga e 81. S 81 s0 ses. s Ash, Ger eOe Pr 100 p.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Resin. Ge-
FLOUE-si, per Dbl until further notice
GRALS-n car loads - cents per luu lbs, until further
notice.
COTTOS-Sa per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight, unit
further notice.
In shipping goods from any point east o. Phnadel-
Phta, be laTtienlartO marx packages "rfg PsHsSElpdEia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the ~aeentstpG this road
AZ PhladslPhia or Pittsburgh, wiz be forwarded without
FREIsHF A0ESTs-CE Evans, 81 KIby street Boston; J =
Clarke, No 2 Aston Hosse, and No william street, and John
AeDonald.N NJ S.BatteFy Place, NVWYOTk; Pierce ECO lanes
Ttle,O; Irwin & 60, and springnan ! Brown, Cincinnati, o;
carter& JsEett, Louisville, Ky. g OrRley 4 Co, Evans-
vile, Ind; r 2 Sass, St Louis, No; Harris Wormiey 4 Co,
Me nphis, Tenn Leeeh & Co, Chicago, III; IL Glass, FOTt
Wayne, Ind; B o~sneeder, Ph1a; MagrRE + KO0ns, Bald
H.. II. HT'sToN, Gent Freight Agent, PhIad.
T1YJ HI. AOARAERT. Supt, Altoona. Pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
NEW ADvERTIsEMHNFs
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders SfShe CresesEt
i Manufacturing C7nPanyY for the eholeso PTsaiafni,
Direefors, ke, and the trhnssetioE q Gush otbeF SGslesas
a. mAy Ie<auy e0meb before them, yin Be held AZ hro1ee
o t~heconPany.f in Wheeling, Va * II o'etoek An On
WEDNESDAY, February IOth, 1855
H+ rr.e. eopH:1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

Trustees sale OF Real 3 state.
pY virtue Of . Deed % Trust from re BS.ha1S -
- n Glberson, 70 NE, datsa September l%1, tSia-l
recorded 10 tht Clcrks once, Of Ohio county, N 49,
20, page 9I6, I VII OGsr ~ pal &c sale - the from = ~
tire Court House In The city - WhssinG. on Fnday -
day Of January, ISIS, a. 10 O'Clock A. n the iohn-Es
Eenbed property . Eit--Lots n1moe ed INN 80
fteul II the corner Of Water snd Second streets, -
wheeling, known 80 the PhRaIHPAP Mi. beuEasa
property conveyed By Q :. Ianb4fa and others tou-
Robert @ Bonham AMI C1arIes ~ 6HbersOn. toE.A
the buldinGs naehinzgs aud an other aPF2
thereto b=iong1nE.
FEEas % aLE@0nr-shird of the pdrshase mo9fy
PAD in eaa, ana tx rvsiaaea a. aixaad :EsiVe nsHEh
interest frosa the d4y Of sale -
Selling s Erustee, I shah "aly eonTsy such uue J
49, IE. DIcKET. Tns-