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The above compared with August of last year. shows
falling oil on the main stem of $50 1874 05 and the
Northwestern Virginia ilroad Of slss 500 IS, while
the Washington branch there is increase Of So 26l &c.
50 that the aggregate decrease the three roads Is $751;
COL 50.
j. T. Atkinson, treasurer, gives the following state
ment Of the floating debt and available the 7th
instant
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GCH00L BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES
~ n y BISHOP Booksellers snroners No ars prr
syvEnn avenue Wizards ass Pennsv,nia
respectfully the attention N parer,s
guersn- and teachers their fin and complete school
hook Cor the approaching school win m
found embrace every book pupil either nab
Nc private schools
sehonls and stores supplied At northern pEIccs-
sept ia
GCHooL B00KS.-SCuO0L BOOKS.--AH the
~ text books usei by thc schools % this city
Foe Eac 81 the lowest price by
BLANCHARD NOISY
sep Corner 0f 1Ith Pom. avenue
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tHE PREsrDENr AND his CABINEr-We notice at the
daguerrean Gallery Of Mfr, Mcclees, Pennsylvania
AVENUE between Ninth and Tenth streets splendid
photographs of the President and his cabinet The like
nsSes are very fine and striking and these portraits
gotten up in three different sizes to suit the taste Of pur
cnasers There large number Of wel-executed pic
lures and landscape views at Mr.. McCees Gallery and
We advise our readers to call and look at them
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-10

ri = PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER 21S
I HAVE this day received two new beautiful pat
OF the Elmo Paror heaters improved heat parors
celebrated
above the Elmo Cooking Range
and othrs Of the most Improved patterns also prepared
the best and cheapest furnace that be found heat dwellings
The above will be set by the most workman the
shortest notice and without dirt trouble
G. WOODWARD,
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
Pennsylyants avenue between 10th and 18th streets
Sep e--3t
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D.. NEOoFSG-Mr. w. B Clresnlow uni Miss s. v. r.
OF Virginia. were married. yesterday evening ut
hotel In the presence Of large and adinirina
-'uTany. Rev, George w. samson oaisiateI and the
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Uncollected revenue, which Is judged TO be
the same MS on the lst inst, when it was.
Cash on hand
City stock on hand, : zoos 46, say at 60.
City stock to be received, and for which APP
plication il made, So, ssT 04 at 80 ----
Bills receivable, due within 90 days
:
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"AShNGros NsuR,ScE CoMPASY.--We learn that at a
election the board Of directors and officers OF this
~p"ny were unanimously reelected, as follows.
"eesors--Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday William
=, y, benjamin Beall, Hudson Taylor. Samuel Bacon
+ ~ =" uait Francis hohun, WIN. Bayly President,
- T. Mcclure. Secretary, G. d. Hanson
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ORGAN BUILDER.-The subscriber will build,
~ repair short notice, reason
able terms. Several handorgans hand. call
J, I. BARBER,
Sep lows No. 4Ss Tenth street
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. " AnNdroN HonTfcuIruEu SoCurY annual ex-
OF fruits flowers, and vegetables will take place
" "sonesday and Thursday, the 18th and 10th instant
'' eorcoran Buildings on II street number Of pre-
S are offered and it is expected that the display Of
'e and beautiful productions Of Nature will surpass
'4a' o' any previous exhibition of this society.
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Amount of bills payable 1854, $50 2
Balance of interest uncalled for due April 1000 0
state taxes dine on bonds 1908 6
State one-hfth of the receipts from pas
sengers over the Washington branch for
the halfycar ending 30th June last------ 34,0l9 0
Interest due Ist July on bonds of the NJ w.
Virginia Railroad Company uncaiied for 1860
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.OHNs sTANDARD LIBRARY.

pRTTISH ELOQUENCE, POLITICAL oRAT0RY.
-ID First and SECOND series. rs cents each
Literary Aidresses F second and third SERIES IS cents each
1hs Illustrated London Practical Geometry. g eents.
The Illustrated London Geography 90 cents,
The Illustrated Drawing Book 90 cents.
The usuted Architectural and Engineering Drawing Book 50
centB
The Illustrated Webster Reader. 20 cents.
The Illustrated Webster Spelling Book 81 cent?
Ornamental Drawing and Architectural Dsgn upwards q 200 "
lustrat.ons IS cents
Illustrated Mechanics and Mechanism. 90
Just received PHILIPS,
Sep 10 332 Penn av., between 9th and 10th
YNRUE TO THE LAST; OF, Alone on Wide
il Wide sea- BY Roe author Of "To Love and be Loyedn
vol Price 81 IS
For sale by BLANCHARD s. MOHUN,
Sep 10 Corner Ilth street and Penn. Nv
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The bills payable on the 10th August the
date of the last statement amounted to- 392 602 Fl
same at the present date 254, $50 81
Showing decrease of-- 1921 "a
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CoRREcrIos.-In notice Of the sercnade given to
'ae Hon J. Clancy Jones last Tuesday evening we mad
Ve'tenty attrbstcd the music to Witherss Band The
"uth 49, our reporter Intent his notes Of the
remarks made the occasion that he paid little atten-
on 70 the other notes, which. in reality came from rs
paa Band Having made this correction il would be
almost superfuous to remark that the music Of the
1't quality, as every knows that whatever Esputa
Undertakes In the way Of music is always done well
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

THR Richmond Enquirer, by yesterdays
mails, comes out hot and heavy against Letch-
er-crowniug its last two months bitterness
against him by the publication, in full, of the
Ruffner pamphlet and triumphantIy pointing to
it as the burning shame which the Petersburg
Convention are about to endorse in the person
Of "honest john" Ifanything could rouse our
enthusiasm for Letcher to the highest pitch, it
would be that record, combined with the per-
secutions of the Enquirer. That record, in.
deedl Is it a thing for man to be ashamed of
that his record on the negro question is one and
the same with Jefferson, Madison, Marshall and
Randolph, all of whom said harder things and
more radical things Of the Constitution" than
ever did John Letcher. With these records
the Richmond Enquirer is we'll acquainted;
yet it puts forth this document, and asks
attention to it as something peculiar-sone-
thing heretical in Virginia politician. The
day is coming, and is near at hand, when
it will be no disgrace to have such a
record as that Ruffner pamphlet That Ruffner
pamphlet this day embodies the genuine senti.
ment of ffty thousand people in Western yir.
GINA. We have already copiously extracted
from this pamphlet and we venture that those
extracts met with silent responsive approval
from large majority of the people who read
them. Had John Letcher not timorously back.
ed down from them, turned apostate, sullied
one of his chief glories, he would have had
nothing ODE ashamed of We pity the man
whose khead or heart, either one, leads him in.
to such a change of front upon truths so obvi,
Gus as those set forth in the Ruffner pamphlet.
But thus it is. Aman in the eyes of the Rich.
mOnd oligarchY, is a good patriot in ratio as he
is loud mouthed biabberer about the super
excellsncy Of niggerism: in proportion as he
sinks I'll other considerations under the Cat feet
of the "ebo skipsr4But if he considers that
the State has other and higher interests and des-
TIMES than the breeding of nigers, let him be
ever SO conservative, like Judge Summers, he is
spotted at once by the hue and cry of abolition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

WE published yesterday pretty full report
of the boisterous convention of the Democracy
at the City Hall on Saturday. The question is
now somewhat like that appended to Bulwer's
serial in BlackwOod-viz: ''What will he do
with itP"
tits evident that Clemens has the sympathy
and the endorsement of his party at home. We
do not believe we exaggerate when we say that,
nearly or quite en-eighths of the Panhandle
democracy goin for Clemens. Then, how about
thcproposed Conventiona Delegates have been
elected at several meetings throughout the dis
.trict and will come in here to have Convention,
nobody knows exactly when OF. how. We sup
pose they will come straying along in groups of
three and four from here and there in this county
and the other from the lower end of the district
but what will they do when they get here? The
democracy here don't want them--have no use for
them-have indirectly advised them to stay at
home. They can come, however, and we sup
pose some of them willard when they do come
they can charter one of the Mcclure House par
lors and resolve themselves into sort of "Brick
Lane Branch" of the great national unterrifed,
and proceed to ballot on from that time to the
day of judgement, in the blissful consciousness
that they are setting at defiance the will of the
mass of the party throughout the district
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
By the COLUMBIA, 8. O., despatch in this morn

By the Columbia, s. g., despatch in this morn
ings paper, it will be seen that it is close work
among the ambitious politicians and fire-eaters
of that State, who shall DO chosen to the o. S.
Senate, to ill the seat made vacant by the death
of Evans The candidates, we believe, are all
slave trade champions. with the possible excep-
ton of Mr.. Chestnut, of whose antecedents we
know nothing. 1t is to be hoped that R. Barn
well Rhett viii be defeated whoever may be
elected. He published, as our readers will re-
member, the other day, his last Secession pro-
gramme.
By the dispatches announcing the arrival of
the North Britain at Portland, we have Euro
pesni adVtces 10 the 18th inst 1t will be seen
that the British Parliament has been prorogued;
that there is a mite of encouragement again
aRoat about the Atlantic Cable and that tho
"machjne" is to pass into American hands
Prof Hughes-for trial. The Britishcrs are at
their wits end to get up spark, and we now,
more than ever, hope that Jonathan will BIO able
to take some of Mr.. Bulls conceit out of him.
Serious fears are entertained for the safety of
the steamer Indian Empire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

TnE biggest kind offs muss is brewing. The
Argus of last evening is mainly occupied with
two articles-the leading one of winch enters
into full detail of the editors personal and po-
Itical relations with Sherrard Clemens in the
matter of the Wheeling Post ofice-the gist of
which is, as we read it, that Clemens having
played "fast and loose with the editors pro.
posed appointment is not entitled to his
support for reelection to Congress. The same
article also takes up the Hon. Lewis Steenrod
for. consideration, and reflects most caustically
on the motives by which he was impeled
in connection with Gen. Feeney's appoint
ment. The other article enters into an SAB in
itio" review of the uproarious convention of
Saturday-in the course of which the Federal
appointees hereabouts are made to appear in
somewhat equivocal positions.
= Altogether regular internecine muss of first
class interest is brewing among the latter day
followers of Thos. jefferson, Esq
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

TIE excessively musical people of Gotham
have one especial PETITE philharmonic socie-
ty-and il is worthy their pleasantest pals
Their first performance this season was given
at Niblo's, a few evenings ago, to a house crow.
ded with tall and unexceptionably made up .hir-
suites, and the most voluptuously-bust-ed and
equisitely- solicited Hebas of the metropolis
1t is said to have beena beautiful sight, sur
passing in personal and Intellectual attraction
any public entertainment this many3a day. lit
was large gathering of men of letters-histo-
rians, poets, novelists, editors, reporters, law
yers, Bohemians and others-whose brain,work
makes up the daily mental pabulum of the city.
There were painters, and players, and preach
ers, lady editors, lady writers, lady teachers; any
number of musical instructors, accomplished
pianists and vocalists-a class whose patient,
plodding industry. general in formation, copsyer-
sational talent, and active, large hearted behsy-
olence to their less fortunate brethren is pro-
verbal. seventy-three gentlemanly looking
persons, with long boards and turned overIcol-
lars, are reported rs having constituted the or
chestra, while pretty Hattie Andem, Philip
Mayer, Schneider, Mollenhauer, and three or
four others were tue vocal and instrumental So
.loists. The music was pronounced classical and
faultlessly executed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

The Republicans of Winchester, Scott coun.
~, ILL.,, send greeting to the eleven men zone in
1os) who voted the Republican ticket in Ham
iltOn county, in that State, and ''desire to know
at what time it will suit their convenienceto
partake of public dinner, which we desire. to
tender them as testimonial of good grit! let
their motto be: Our number would have saved
sodom and one to carry.',, !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

TEARS AND LAUGHTER. makes laugh.
ter, determines whether laughter is good or bad.
If it is the expression of vanity or levity, it is
frivolous. If it be tho expression of moral feel
ing-and it often is-it is as reverent as tears
are. In a natural state, tears and laughter 20
hand in hand: for they are twin born. Like
two children sleeping in cradle, when one wakes
and stirs, tho other wakes also.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
DIED.

OlED,
On Monday morning, Nov. 9stl, ALMIRA, daughter Of
John H. and Elizabeth Downs, in the 9TH year hqr
The friends OF the family invited to attend the r
Centre street, East wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

FHE papers are full of rumers to the.cfFect
that certain members of the Cabinet aresabont
to resign. tits rare that locofoco is so sicE 6f
an office that he will voluntarily throso it Up
Lafayette Journal. -.
But it does happen. The histories say that
Apicius, Roman Emperor, used to vomit hun
self so that he could eat a new dinnerganfl Ta-
comptonites occasionally initiate him. Major
Mcclure is a case in point, as is Clancy Jones
indianapolis Journal. Ss''S7'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
IRnRaAUROR R'RNT

1.-TWO Houses John street, House HAmpden st.
II several Quincy street. dwelling house and
store in Centre Wheeling the of Main st.
aud Market Alley. Enquire at Jacob Hus the cor
ner OF John and 9Th streets, of
iplysrt JOHN BRUCE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

iETNHAT desirable property nesr Mt. Wood Cemetery
known as the King property. The dwelling contains
sufficient accommodations for large family. The lot
contains acres which could be made good market
garden. Also good orchard Co., and all lately enclosed
With an exceuentfence. For terms apply to
mh30-tf A. T. HULLIHEN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
NAb1E7OELN1AI bLhANI6a4E lime.
Via NICARAGUA.

AHERICAN, ATLANTIC AND IalCLFTc SHLp. ~
NAL COMPANY, PR0PRLEZORS
OPPOSITION LINE Al REDUCED RATES
FIRST cabin. 1926 Upper storage 400
Second cabin. 100 Lower storage.
The transit of the Isthmus included.
UNHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
NVA&KA1N CStE0DN, of 2 900 tons register
Captain HENRY CHURCHILL, having been lifted IN or.
pressy for the California by the Nicaragua route will
leave her pier North RV,r New York, Monday The 6tb
of December, at P. NJ, carrying passengers malls and
freight San del Norte to Juan drI
Fur, with the well known and commodious steamship
II EEs M ANN,
Captain CAVENDY, for San Francisco, California.
These splendid steamships offer unsurpassed accommo
comfort and safety ofpassengrs The 18th.
mus route thorough repaired and in good and The
country health.
For passage and freight, apply only office Of the
Company to John p. YELVERTON, Agent ~
nov22s8t No.3 Bowling Green, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
New Advertisements.
Fiftv Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward.
TIME above reward viii paid the arrest and
hnement In any jail within hundred miles of this
place. scoundrel who this vicinity weeks
ago selling SchReger's Gttu Psrcha Pes and RraP-
Papers throughout the country will please copy.
n no9sS o' !. J1oKsoN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

CIR II AT ATT r a q II 10 m /
citizens Of Wheeling surrounding couutrv and
the Ladies' In particular respectfully requested to
At the Cheap Cash Store, 1sT Main ST. consisting Of
RAGLANS,
CLoAKs,
prices. " .SSN1SEs
Just resolved per Express nom York large assnr4
ment OF superior RAGLANS after the iateSt pSri.
styles and manufactured expressly
together with great variety of other oo4ks Of ali syIe
and PATTERN which VIII sell below manufacturer ricS
A great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and sTFT,T1'
MANTLE SHAWls, at great Bargains
large ASSORTMENT of FURS such Sable Mink stone
which can sell cheaper than any othep
bought them tor Cash i win sell quality Fitch Furs
such as sold last year for $50, now for SIX sett
sexeral cases of hne and superhne BLANKETS which
sell at nufaStureFIs prices :. II =,
received about 50 pieces OF Lupin's FRENCH 1T
1NOS all eolors and grades which sell at most anv
price. - " ~ A"S
The above Goods will be ready inspection on ATIR
DAY. the 9th OF November and Woull respeetflIy Vit
those In want OF any Of them 70 give an
sured All VIII be satisfied with my goods and prices
hoEo ALEX. HEYMANs 18I Main st.
Just Received by Payne & Co.
(NHEcKER BOARDS, Chess-men, Dominoes EmbrofJer
Wi Ing skt I9fan.. Wool sosks and Stockings zpGy
hoy1s PAYNE & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

"A Rhode Island Yankee, hopelessly crazy
from the effects of Spiritualisn, and who sails
the streets ofNew York, fantasticaly arrayed and
decorated, under the royal mama of "Count,"
has sent communication of eight fooscap
pages, to the "Mayor and Council in the city of
New York" in which he proposes to take the
contract for reforming the city and regenerating
the world, and he will throw in, as a finishing
feat, Ito be done gratis,) the accommodation of
the devil from the earth. His manuscript pre-.
sents the queerest tumble of ideas that could
ever collect in an added brain. He represents
himself as Isaac d. Booth, the 'Inspirational,
Natural-Brained Medium of Communication.
between God aud Man" and signs himself EN-
sign Jesse"
, HENcEFoRwARD and hereafter the City Hall is
to be called Tammany. Never did the old New
York wig-wam witness more rampantism than
lid the DID, crazy City Hall on Saturday The
city fathers some time ago talked about making
it over for vegetable stalls Let no such pro-
fame uses now be contemplated. We raise our
voice against it Let the City Hall be sacred
heretofore as the Acropolis of Athens, or the
Vespasian amphitheatre at Rome.
sPEAkrsa of ''swell" tragedy actor, New
York critic remarks-''that wonderful combi-
nation of sciatica and senility which constitutes
q stage walk he has to perfection. A remote
wretchedness hangs lOftily on his brow, even in
moments of playfulness, and he is never quite
ihimselfuntil the curtain comes down."
TnE rush among the unterrified yesterday for
extra L"telligencors was enormous. The enthu.
siasm of the Clemens wing is rising like mer-
curry over a furnace at white heat. They are
bound TO see Clemens have fair shake if. the
heavens should fall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

WINIEEt AFtItAINNJE4Nl-ILlI N =
NN and after Monday 29th November 1856 the trans
" will folows-yiE:
FfFst-The st. Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling Benwood,
baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily at
1881 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore atT20 A. In time 1oE
breakfast and Eastern connections. .sl
Indianapolis yton Wheeg, q s sso
p NJ saturday exceped), arriving at Baltimore at $3.50 r
81 in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy elegant mountain should
take the NJ train to Cumberland and resume their
trip by the 500 A. NJ
Baltimore daily follows: PirstThe s:l5 A. n; train
arrives at Wheeling at 625 p. Second-The 45O p. NJ
train arrives at Wheeling at 1890 A. n.
The 1880 A. b. train bound East will stop at ali
between heeling and Cumberland
trip tickets being issued to MoundsVe at %
cents and to Bcnwood at 25 cts J. B. FORDI Agent.
W. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. n. COLE, Genll Ticket Ag.nt. nov8O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
Auction Sale Of Stock.

Auction Sale Of Stock.
IN FULTON, OHIO COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
rTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
will public auction, at his resndence in Fulton
county, Va, Saturday Nov 27h, 1855 O'Clock
A. commencing, the following Stocks Eleven Cows four
of with calf good Horses, of harness
one milk wagon, and one cart.
Terms made known day OF sale.
CHRIaTIAN KNUTTI
novIs-d1ot* FULTON, Ohio Co., formerly BolInEers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
Jnst RcceivtnE and NoN Openina.


WYE would beg leave inform our friends and patrons
w andthe public generally, that just received
Fall and Winter Goods latest most approved
styles of Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs of which
prepared up order in the latest STYLES and
bestmanner, short notice.
We have also large and full assortment Gents Fur
nishng Goods, such Shirts, plain white fancy Silk
Cotton and Merino Under Shirts and Drawers; Hall Hose
Gloves Suspenders, CraYats SILK and Linen
Chiefs all Of which will sell the very lowest cash pr
ces, at our store rooms, No. 1902 Main street.
Bep15 WHEELER 4 LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
For Rent.

c,ToRE ROOMS 4 OFFlOEs, DWELLINGS Frame E p,,
- Rooms In the second and third story Of good bpsnS
house and small Hall 90 bvT5 feet; also, Building S
sSie or lease on favorable terms, apply ~
sas' :. 80 THos. HoRNBRooK.
once, No. 11s1ff, Main Street, between Monroe an
Unfon-Up Stairs. je9-ly ;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
For Sale

A TRACT OF LAND containing one hundred and eight
acres situated partly in Ohio and partly in Marshall
countless and adjoining the South end Sonth Wheeling
and East Of the proposed cater Depot station
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., which there
thrifty young bearing orchard OF hundred trees
lime AMI stone quarres and abundance Of
COAL and well adapted either for dairy gardening
poses We will sell in whole in parcels to suit purchas-
Also, four ground situated on high ground 'front.'
ing the river, in the town OF South Wheeling.
Also, lots of ground Feast end Of SprggS
row. on Ecnny St., in South Wheeling.
Also, stone quarry the East side of Wheeling Hin,
adjoining the quarry OF Shele from which the in
the Custom. House QuaFried,
TRRusOne fourth Cash. and the balance in four equal
annual payments with interest and properly secured
WM. d. MARTIN,
South Wheeling, Nov. s, 1858. HIRAM MARTIN, Jr
noV10-2Wd& 70